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Oil Ia aaaln lhe biK quettion
mark for Newport Beach, follow;
InK the ticnin& of the Ude .. ndl
'bUI by Prnldent ~.
turnlna: back the ownenhlp
tldelandl oil to the ata ..............
In the case of Nwport a.dl. to
the dty.
NOW' being awaited is the de-
dakm of the MontHf')" Oll Co.,
hol~r of the Elliott contract.,
which provides for drtllin& for the
oil pool belle'(ed to be offlhQB
herl'. 'Jbe clty'a oi l consultant. J.
R. P~mberton, tuu tnteJ"PP"'eled
the Elliott contract to the effect
that ~terey can sink Ita Initial
exploratory well now at any time
it w~. without a go-ahead aim
from the city. ~
It Is not believed lfkely, how·
ever , tha t Monterey OU Co. will
take any action since there 11
strona-likelihood of legal action
against turning O\'er the tidelands
to the atatH.
At Monday'• Council meetinc.
the city's oU committee crltl·
ciaed lack of action in the oU
Problem, saying that there have
been no meetings with Mr. Pem-
bf'rton. Council med the letter
l!tatlne that no action will be
taken 1without advice frdm their
oil expert. ---
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Lut wee:k'a I...oe: commentlna:
on tN Orlllalre Cout Col~ de-
cistorl not to n -hire Comt.UUIJ
Steelink brouah~ a number of re-
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EiiSii:iN OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
·of the City Personalities of the Week
* Tile Newport Halllor I'Mila ,.._. .. die tlnl .. • ..... fill
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' TfLE~NES: HArM, 11 14 end IllS
MEt.42ER OF THE
CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER ~ILISHEitS ASSOCIATION
And of the NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
• • • The NEWPORT HARIOR ENSIGN he• b..n cht•rmin.d to b. e "-P•~' of 9~•r•l clrculetiofl by jud9ment of the Superior Court end by ttoeson
thereof i1 quellfllld to p10bli1h ell public notic:" required by lew, * • *
&!terM .. s.c-d a. .. .,....., itt tile '-' Office et c-. .. Wer, c.M.
~elfint .-..w~ 11 04 c...t ......,....,, c-d.l. Wer, c.Jif.rllle
ARVO E. HAN'A W't+or elld ,qr..a.,
PEG HAAPA • ~ EJtter
WARY MillS Ad¥ertiNnt
• SUISCI.IPriON IATts •
Q ,. Yur. it> H.. Herbcw A --------12.50
One Veer, ouhidto of tM Hetbot ArM--·-·-··-··-·---·..:_·--····· 3.00 * IATES FOl IINEWALS •
One v .. ,, hll ft. Herbcw AN--·--·-··----------S2.00 Or~e Yeer, CMitiW. of tM Hetbor ;.,,.. __ ·-·-··-·-·--r-··-.. ······--·-2.50
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Only woman in th'C race for Youthful candidate for C.O.ta Among the 15 ca.ndidates for "I ~Ue\'f' eo.ta Mea W
Costa Mesa City Council Is Mrs. Mesa coUnctlman is ~year-old the Mesa City Council Is 40-year-t>nouch to have a dty .. ~ ..... ~;t I
Alma Swartz. who was a war-Robert C. Stevens,• who tiv"· at old Claire Nelson, ~ ot Nel"" of its own," M>' 58-year-old
time 'nurse O\'erseas and now is in 1764 Santa Ana Ave. son'• Feed SIOI't' at 2246 Newport Coutldl Candidate Arthur
t ht> real estatt' bU!'iness, in Leon He is a natIve Californian, Blvd., Costa 1\ofi'Sa . Me~rs1
1 White's ortiCt'. being born in North fiQilywood. He was bom in Nebraska, came He Ia a nalive of Illinois, was
requests the administration and She.> wa§ b orn in ,Chicopee He graduated from Hollywood from thai mldwt>s tern state to in the milk transportation busi-(Continued from page 1 J
unanimously a c c r p t e d by our
Board of Trust ees afte1· Mr.
Stcclink was given a hearing.
Our decision jn this matte r wu
not the result of a "'witch hunt."
board to reconsider the case Faits, Mass., gra_duat!'d from Long High School. and then came three Costa M('Sa 16 years a,ltO. He has nf'Ss tht-re, and ~erved u presi-
Cornelius Steclink, objective ly Island College Sc::hool of Nursing. years of acth"e duty with the been member of the-board of dt>nt of the Farmt"rs Cooperafi\"(•
analyzing all I 8 c t ors Involved Prior to the w:tr she had been Navy, !k"!r\'lng in Asiatic wate rs. directors of the Costa M l'Sa Sani-Milk Co. of Chleago.
apart from any minority opinion." with ch·ilian hospitals and had W hen he came to the Harbor tary District since its formation
and convictions ""'hich he ~;;;ghtl se n ·ed with the Navy Nut"lM' Area hf' attended Orange Coast · 19-l-d r th Mr. Meyers Cftn)(' to Costa Mesa .. '" :J. scrn • or r f'<' years as in 1!>47, and no-· is engaged in the personally hold." Corps. Durin,::-World Wa r II she Coll ge, taking electronics courses chairman of the Orange County and it was JlOt based on fear nor • • • was O\"erseas in tht' European in prepartion for going Into busl-Sanltaflnn Di.!ltrict No. 6. For manufacture of c u s 10m fishing
10115 of "moral gut.<~": r·ather it Fo llowing a re comments by a Theatrtl for IS mon ths as an ness for himseU. He is now owner six )'\."'8~ hC' was on the board of rods. J-Jis enlil"f' output of rods
was based on careful study and Balboa woman: ''I a.m sorry Army nur§l'. a nd operator of lJaMotte's XV at fruste~ of the Costa Mesa Ele-g~ to his olrtlets in Bt>vcrly democratic procedures Hilli!i. Chicago and [)('troit. · sayfl can no longer feellhe pleas-Slw has bcC'n prf'sident of both 112 E. 18th St., Costa 1\fesa, a m"n':JI'} School. serving t wo o r
Sincerf'i)' )·ours. ure and enjoyment r have here-tht> VFW Auxi.liary and Ameri-tch.'\ision sales a.nd !K'n:ief" bWii-thos.:-yean as chairman. His civic dutiet lnchlde chair-
BASIL 1-1. PETERSON tofore felt In reading the Ensign. can l.t'gion Auxiliary of Costa ness Mr. Nelson il'l Pflsl prl.'tiident manship of the COsta Mesa Park
• • • 1 have always enjoyf'd and sym-Mf'sa. was secretary of the Or-His mem berships Include the the Costa i\Tt1a Kiwa niS! Board. chairntarL'Ilhip of Sanitation
Hl'I"C is the text of a r(-solulion pathl:.wtf with your valiant strug-angr County Republican Assem-Junior Chamber of Commerce is member or rhc Chamber Board No. 6. H e Is also member
adopted by the Newport Harbor ~le against wh::.t seE"med very bl)· t hret:o yea rs ago. She Is rhem-a nd the Costa 1\I('Sil Uons Club. Commt'rCCl 11nd mt'mi.N.·r of of the Costa MH& Uons Club.
Council of Churches at its me<'!-unfa ir opposition. but your col-ber of the Fl"ida)' Afternoon Club He is married , and the father o f tx·1.u d of tr<a t{'('S of thC' Mr. a nd Mrs. Meyers live a't
ing Tuesday: umn last WN'k puts rE'ading fur-and Fuchsia Society and servt'd two boys. :\'I('Jta Community .Church. 34<16 .E. 19th St. Tiley t)a\"t" a
··wHJ:.....-fiEAS it i.!i 8 basic con-the-r no longer a profitable e-x-l>n thl-• Facl Finding Committee. '"I am anxious lo !lef' city im-'11w probl,.ms or Cos-ta daughter, Mrs. H. R. Jen'ks of
Ct"Ption of American democracy (X'ndir.urc of time . I! is this "This is a fa.!i l ~owing, pro-provt'ments here in Costa i\fesa." can best be :1<-'tll(>d by I host' Costa l\teaa. and three grandchil-
that a (ret.' country can contin\J{' l)'pe ur slur and s lahdcr that has £Tt'5Si\"e rommunity that needs its he-sa)'s. Ht' supporls the poti-know it bf:>st , its own l'itiZt'ns." drf'n,
to ex ist only as long as !here is maW:• possible th{', state of ~trfairs go\·ernment. a nd a woman on ci~ of the Home Rule Group and sa)"5. Commenting on incorporation
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Fe lix Auto Paint
& llepair full fr('('dom 011 the part of thr in which we find our!l(>lv~. today, !he Council."' she lla)"s. the Chamber of Commerce calling The Nt'lsons liw a t 4.30 &mt"d" rost, Mr. M~yt•rs says, "Just be-
citizvnry to participate in ·ch'ic and only thoSl> pl'Ople who hne at She a nd her husband lh·E' at 403 for a minimum of rxpenditures St. The)' ha\'f• two daughters, ca u se we incorporatr doesn't
and political discussion lind ac-last dared to expose what the Walnut St. Arlie S""•artz is man-until there are adt-Quate re-M rs. Charles ConH~rse of mran that wt' can spend $2 where
tivity. and !hat this freedom tr\K' situat~ion is a nd _who try ager of the Newport HeighL~ Irri-sourl.'t'S to finance expansion or F rancisco. and D o nn a Nelson, •w~•~gc:;;t=;~n:,;:o~n~l>~·!$~1~:·~=====.:.!:::::::::::::~
mus t apply especially to those do someth1ng _about ll· a re ever gation District. m unicipal gon'!rnment. frt"Shman at OCC. :'i
who hold minority views , and 1 att~cked in thiS ~Y: -I:=================::=:::=========;-:~--'--::-'-'-'---:::-:----j
""W'J·IE_REAS we cannot ~ICCe~l na~i n:m ~:~e. ~~~:~e ~n~h.a~;~ Mrs. Susan Gray
the thcsts tha_t those servm~ 111 in order that t'ach may defend ·
publiC L-ducahon must ~0 mto stand and I do not fN'I tha t blank Dies at Age of 81
ch·i_c a_nd political isolation_ l~t ·charG'es or witeh hun.~::~:~~:r~~~-~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~=~:~~=~~~~: thctr \'tew_:< offf'nd somE' ma.)(mty continunllv bt· mndo> ·
or nunonty group. Wt• . ho l.d.l J'K'Ople whf1 an• dr·fini tt'h
ra ther. that the IM'st ~-ducat ton •n 1 · (I • thoucho · ,
Citizens IP or our s 0 n S a n l.arly in schools and coHc~~-a.f"f' e WATCH TUESE PAGES. I . . h. r d I o 1n ut>nct .
dau~htt'~S oomk whe~ thl'Y know dismissed. or whl'n a ~I tries t'~p(.'Ct to brt'ak a 1tory soon ... ~hat thetr IO'tlchers !lr~ not hold· I to rid itS£"!! of JCOI'flf. one whom \'NY soon, !hat · will bt· of tre-
U_lg themse~\'~'.!i ~loof but are ac-they muSt · comi<k-r harmful or m••ndous importance to most fl \~1\ pa~l!npatm~_ a~cord~ng to ('\·en in somt' cn,rs da n~:erous. ~,·cryof\(' in our communi!)·. H
thc!r vanous . ~nvtcl1ons '!1 ttx•l Surely \W must h;n f' produced thrrr• is no s lip on that ancient
. SOX'lal and poli tical arenas of the r·nou~h ll.':lchcrs who do value the road hetwK'n t he cup and the lip,
da); a nd ad .. anta~t~ t his country affords "hat I will h.a\"f> to tell will in-
""\\'HF.REA.S wt· haH' t•a.mt•d and who arr not only willinJ;~: to creas.;· the \"alU(' and the presUge
that on(' of tht• a blt'St teachers point thf'm out twt nnxiou!!' to nf near!)' <''·cry· pit>Ce or property
or thr Orange Co as I College do JV~"" in thr city; a.nd after reading the
whose classroom work is held in I • s tory you can ~top wondering
the high('!; I rc~ard by his col-Hen· 1s 11 1.--.1 ter from Mabl.'l whr I am IO\'ingly called El Ft'r-
leag\1{'!1 and studt:'nt!l has not 1 1--fulehinson or Corona del Mar : ret. alonJ'! tht' rialto.
been r\.~hin•d ~u..<w of thf' fear j ARVO HAAPA. • •
that sonw nf h1s Jl('rsonal :tnd I Edit f 'l'lK' E h:-e AD I'·"'TRA. It is not w ithin
political opinion.o; a nd acti\ity o r 0 · ns n the reach of m)' memory wht'n-J
might som.--. day offend N•r tain Dear "'Hop" can rt'(-"()(IP("t going a nywhere
sections of thoueh r in thf' a rea I P !eaM' l('t me cungratulat.· you wit how making provunon for
t'\len though th('S(• \it•\\'s ha\1.' a 0 11 your courageou." s t.ltf'mcnt 011 book!' as P"-rt of the necessary
Jon!! recogmzed and rf'SPl'Cil-d po-11"' ""wi tch hunt'" cUi tonal. suppli('S. r tto-~all. painfully, or
sition within the AmNIC':•n scent': a r(• few men who da.rc out nt>arly bf'ing pitched from one
and on !hill de licatE' s ubje-ct tb('§(' of the loft iest peakl'l of t~ Te-
"'WIIER EAS wt• do not bt-li £'w dars. and belit'\"t' me wc · hipitis in thl' high Sierras when
t his decision on thC' part of fht• glad to find that som£'On(' my back-pack parlnt'r, Jim Ker-
colle'=r· adminis tration and board willing 10 d£'fend a . ~ry fllOT. di_~vercd that 1 had sub-
was r.•a ch('d th rou~;h any ulterior fn:'Cdom, !.hat of pohllcal thought. ~titured a flagon of bourbon
or l'\"11 moli\'e but rather an I Srncerely, ' snakl.'-bitc lotion in favor of a nver-t•auliou.'ll~s and fea r o r MABEL HUTC'HJ N!':ON, fattish ropy of "'Tom J one!l : ·A
criticism which could easily tt'nd • • • Foundlinf,('.'"
t o stifle the creative independent Thill t)l)l· of dehate and dis-
thou2ht upon the campus so tcr-cussion will go on fore\'er , Or)
ribly essential if WE' an· to pro-topics such as this-we hope. All
duCf' lf'aders able to race and re-long as we a re all free to openly
soh"e the problems or this day: argue these points, all is well ...
""THEREFORE BE IT RE-The administrators a nd trustees
SOLVED that after having in\"l~s-of Orange Coast Cttllege certafnly
ti,::-ated the said ca!t<! and finding have the rhtht to hire and fire
no charges of inabi lity, claMroom according to their judgment as
ind('COrun\ or indoctrination, im-what is for the best interests
prop('r inoral or ethical behavior, Lhe school and the community,
or nation.a'l disloya.lty, the New-and we, the public, have alw&ys
port Harbor Council of Chu1·ches the r ight to criticize when
here-by respectfully but urgently consider a ilecision t.o be wrong.
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With m y appreciation for the
pleASure found in books. you can
Sl'C t.ha t 1 view the Ceiling Viewer
wi th approval.
Tht> Balboa Bay Lions have
gone to great expense to acquire
a Ceiling Viewer, a mechanical
device that throws the microfilm
pages of a book onto the ceiling
directly over the head or a bed-
ridden J)t'TIOn who is too m or
weak to hold a book. The pa,es
of the book are turned. or
,.--~-~--~-~--~-~--~-~--~-~...,, 1 changed by the preYing of a but-ton in the reader'1 hands 'Ilte
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r.ora"r •to'*, your ba8ker la a rnaa wM K-'*-
tllle trelfare of your .... ,... w~ ,....,. .. p
eontl'! aad JOG _, &lllall of a ..... I& .. lie ...
his frl~adly 1-tlt..U.. baa& tet.-e JIINI a I' relal
umk~ A l ways tllt"re .ttlll tel'riee _. eMa-
t~el wWelll tall !tOh-ft _,. of ,..... , ....... r=·
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size of the print as shown upon
the ceiling screm Ls a~l)l,e.
and the whole device ls installed
as easily, and qulte Uke a desk
lamp.
According-to._ OU---ck" H.i~
Lion In Charge of Ceiling View-
er. anyonr may bon-ow the ma-
chine and the ten titles which
constitute the library by ,_t
phoning him at Harbor 3C13. Far
those who are not familiar wUb
the civic-minded Intent' of the
Balboa Bay Lionl. I will •Y that
there is no charRt" for !'ftltal nor
is there any other~ ree: It is Oftl¥
an ~ of lood will from a
e:ruqp known for their IDOd wUL
U J'OU would Dire the p1H ow "'--·loot caD~ and he will brina: it to IOU-u
yuu 181'!! t.Je In J'OUI' ...W. U. perl'ectb" mpeble of ld' .. ,_. own · book m roar ....._ _.
~:.c._~.~ .• _me,_U.t .1bll. Ia .. ·---t.O w..a.t,..
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Crooks." ""Try and S top 1\'I(',"
"'Prln~ of Foxes," ''Abigail
Adams" and "'Laughter· in the
NE>Xt Room."
• • e O P ES Lf;TTER. l\lr . Paul
Zimmerman, Sports Editor , Los
Angel~ Times. Dear Mr. Zim-
merman: Thank )"OU for devot-
ing your column; "Sportscripta,
on May 21 , to the Third Annual
Nrwport ~ing Regatta.. I am
expf"f"Ming my w-atitudc not
the invaluable space that you
ha\·c givt'n our evt'nf, but for the
complete undt>ntanding yoo
of I he purely Corinthian mt>U''"'"
which ins pired the people of
community to promote the .vt•nt.f
Mn . ~u..~ia n E. Cra)'. Rt. dirrl
lhe home or ht'r d:lughtt>r.
Georg(· Lt-"'is. ol 2811 W . ()clo•an
F);ont, N~J. on :\fonday. MrS.
Gray movt'd to l'ewport
yt'ars a~;o from Or:ange, ·~~.~I she Md workt'd a t the n
Cowlty Hospital for more
2."i Yt'31"5. She was a nali\'e
Ontario. Canada. Funt"Tal
i~ ~·ere held ycs~erday In
ange and intermen t
chula Vista Cemek>ry.
Ill • fir llllarb•lr
l8W UltS ON
IIIOIISIIAIICE
You were perft>c:tly right
rt>cting the beli£'f ht'ld in S...!u.l ll
that there was not a single ou""'d
of cornrrwrdalism in the tons
COBOD del MQ P1111111C!
BRAND NEW z.PC. uViiiC ROOM !UDEll
.ndo BED DIVA!tl .......... , .......•.......... ONLY WJ.IO.
NEW hlz ·~ RUGS ········-···························1·-, MANY O'JHEil BAIIGADISI
WE AUO DO MOVING AJtiYWHER£
--FREE EST1MATE5S---
HAIBOI FIIIITIIE Cl.
1966 HARBOR IIOUUVARD COSTA MESA __ Piaaae_o.p_._•-Niw'' Bn __ ...,
., ... ,expended to make th;, --LA.DSCAPI·G--
worthwrule sporting even t. SPECDIEN 'I'IU'ZII e ~ noca
W• Ih·• " th< edge or '"" ""'' ELLJS BROS. NURSERY rowing water in the country
we intend that those waters
put to that use. UM OOUT JIJWA.: ~ B~.& •;a; J1U e II&& ·-
lam g~d that you ~:":~~~:~I~~~~~~~==========.J~~~~~~~;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~ that the only rt'Ward "~ e xpect
is fun: perhaps when Washington
Univt'nity lear~'\'~ that people can
work with only such an w.i.ml•·l
able rewar:d, as .._ure. as
goal, Washl.ngton might be
Ue bigger UniVt"rSity for
wider concept of human
dea\-on. • • •
e H OW THE aosz• ;:::1 The! week's news _e
the fact that we harbor (pretty
good pun) • thin& called Coney
Island. 'There oouJd not be grnt-
er distance, geop'aphJeally, be-
t•-em 1M 2 Coney lalaDds. and
an other comparUona 8.n! equal-
ly u distant. I cannot tee any
ambiticn to ha•.-e our laJand emu-
late anythin& that idrntlfi!s the
original CtM1ey. P.lt"eM, berore
you drive a single surveyor's
stake, change the name of
Lsland. Ail a starter, Jet me sug-
gest, SheU laland. River laJand
tin recocnitlon ot the river
helped form the lancl), Crane
land, or, bettt"r still, you think
iomething; anytbiftg' is better.
This ia a very 10011 tim!
register '"¥ dil.approval of c~>~,...
inc the name ol Sb8rk lalud
Uncia. I t II trw tbat tMre are
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DIRECTORY ......,.,.,..,. GIRL KOIJT. NEWS Harbor Grads Ustecl "'BE SURE -DIStmr
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Maurie Stanley
lnluruce o-"=
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INSURE
In SURE
INSURANCE
LEONARD J. KISTLER
Phone Harbor 0523
;)603 Newport Blvd., Newport
GERAlD W. RITCHIE ....., .... ~ --· 1N CORONA DI:L ILU
SINCE-1211~-. HArbor 83 • Ew-.: HAtbar 3115
The hlchlJJht of a full )'ear ol'
work for 'the 15 Brownlea of
Ttoop No, 7 led by Mrs. Robert
Adams will be a trip to the
Bowen' M..-eum in Santa Ana on
June 19th. There lhry will see
dolls of an ' kinds a nd are Jookinc
forward particularly tQ eeenJr a
lite size doll or Queen Elizabeth ..
At the lut mother'• meetlnr
final a.rran1ementa were made for
the Brownie f1y-Up to be held in
the evening at the Scout HoUH
on June 13th. 1lle girls who have
earned thls, are: Kathy Bates,
Sandra Brockman, Donn& Burd-
sall, Jolene Cuala, Kathleen Gaz-
away, Melinda Hoq, Carol Kan·
old. Chtni Mills, Nancy Ntckertz,
Patricia Pie~. Beth RJee, Lan·
sing Rowan, Donna White, KAthy
Wllrox.
Some of the year's activities
~· Included a Chrlstma.a Party to which the girls brought stocklnp
HAPPY DAY SCHOOL to• the Catholic w otta .. ._.."""·
Ear);y QdJdtlood Edueatbl and prHenta to give Whitey of
for Uttle J'otk O.la Mesa for leM fortunate
440 Heliotrope A.w. chUdren. 'Mley successfully made eon.. del Jlar, caJit. apr 0 n I for thelt\Sf!)\'e$, frosted
HARBOR. 1081-W cookies, made e up e a k e 11. a nd :~;.,...._;!!;;~2::~tlon!. !!Fundolood!!!!!!!!!;~ I proved themselves artistic b)' painting· unall tH'!art shaped, ce-D.ufCINO IM&i&UOBOJII' ramie wall plaques. Mrs. Joe
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
oUt OOAST BLVD.
Corona del liar
()pat 10 to 10
For tree daooe anab'all
CaD HArbor 1925
r urni ture Restoration
Chair bottoms, benchel
and stools restored
using cane, rwh. ""1'ftd. etc.
HARVEY"S
Furniture Repair
2050 Santa Ana Ave.
Costa ,iesa. BEacon 61J3..J
SJLVZII PlA.TINO
Silver Platers
And SUVft'Unltha
P~JM.ir • R.eflhiahing •. :R.eplata:
Gold -SUver ·Copper-an.
Near Community Onzrcb
191~ Ha.rborBlvd. Coata ~~BEaeoo 5113
Margare t L Scharle
Teamer ot PlaDO Or~ru.t • Accompen .. t
Evenln& neo ~I
for Adultll am GOLDENROD AVE.
Coruno dol liar
lawTence K. Gundrum.
M.D.
1741 Superior Ave., Colta Mesa
Practice UmHPd to I>l.seum
of Ear. Nose, Thi'Oilt; AJJercy
Office Hours: by Appoinunent
BEacon 6508 or BEacon' 6&3!5
Baltz Mortuary
Chapel by the Sea
Ca.sa la Is the assis tant lea der.
• • •
Third Grn.de Brownies have
adopted "On the Beam with
Troop 19" a s their ....mQtto. This
~oup. unde1· the leadership or
MN . R. H. Corn and l\.l rs. J . B.
Dorey, took first pri7~ lor t he
bfost poster on the rookie sale
and for sellinJ:" the most cookies.
With thf"ir priZf' money they pur-
chaSPd two pair"!! or binoculars for
the troop to use in outdoo1· ac-
ti vities. , '
T hi1 wt"l'k they IWnt to K noll's
Bc_.rry F'arm for their fi na l trip
and treat ol the year. :\1rs. I\"('l'a
Thomas, 1\.lrs. Flore nct' Hill and
:'ot i"J. Dorey aCCI"lmpanicd thPm nn
I ~£' school bw. Girls parlici pat·
ing in the troop activities are
Sa nd •·a Allen, Connie Atki n.~n.
Deidl'l"' Corn. Ma rina Dorey. l r·
ma r.GMI'mt'r, Li ndu Garre t t.
Cynthia 1-~Arn."worth. Pat ricia
Al drlrh. i-f<'ll"n Hill. .Jou nn" Rem·
ley, Lind)' 1-t)'f.:ll l. AtH!a Brt'Yf'r.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Patronize
·Local
Business
SHOP
at
NON\E
Mary EJoi.c Tbomas, Sonya
Tbomu, Kathleen Ne)r, Sally
Law.on, Patrida McDonald. S\.18·
an Crawford. J Oan Utman. Sally
Vaughn, SAndy Wallace and l.Jn.
fConttnuecl fnlm pap )) , McCartney , Nancy Melk:ma1cl, ~ 0... a-, .....
Dale Belyea, Harold BeMdiet, Joaephlne Me~Cft, Suzanae MA> ert B--. a-N 8w 0 CJilr..
Vlr"linla Berp trun. Keon, Roger KdOnnon, Ted Me-don ~ Dille
d8 Lee Massey.
Ted Binder, Pat'rida flinldtoy, Masten, Ida McVay, Vlf"CCe Meo. Peter Ta"-o Diu ........
H o ward Boprt, G. Runell denhall, Joanne MerrUI, Ray Donald 1'1lalaM. "-'nw ;
Boule. Arlene Borda, Virdnia MlddaU&h, MlUard Mier, LJ!Ie Jeanne 'Toulou.e, _..,.. .,.._,., • • •
Pa rt of the star badge require.
ments lor Fifth Grade Scouts ·of
Troop 3 1 wlll be (ulfllle4 by a
trip to lhc Planeta riums in Grlf·
lith Park' on Saturda,y. 'nley will
have luncheon at Fernslde Park
and visit the Zoo in the after·
noon. Mn. Mona Allen. Mrs. VIr-
ginia Gatham and M n . De.ll
Moore will acc.ompany the scouts.
Bradford, Lydia Brut, Thereu. Miller, Mary M obley, J anet Mol· Norman v-Hall. .Jolla V\lllle.
Brazr, Rob e rt Briggs, Guy ler. ~ GeneWant.Jadl._,~,._
Brown, Walter Buchterklrchen, S haron MoorH , J ames Mort. W~t, Jt.obert W~, JaDl ..
George Burkhardt, John Burton, Peter Morrl•. Arlene Mor t011. Whee&,er, Martha Wbltloc*, Bldr·
SaUy Buah. Karen Nelson. Kenneth Nlk:os. ley WIJ.on, Grepry Wrtlht.
Lorraine Call, J olene cannon, Elizabeth Norton, Joan Nunan. Juatln 2'.eda.kl!r.
Harry Carter. M a r i 1 y n Cart· Doru Ogle, Ellen OWen. lr-----------, wri&:ht, Barbara Chamber lain , Lee Page, Marilyn Pete-rsen, B.a.~
Judie 0\aptln, Lora Clawson, Barbera Peterson. Glenn Pickens, • l~lf'UUII
Nina Clifford, Diane Comt>r, J ack Morria Pierson, Lowell Pontlng, Dl....-..v
• • • B. Connor, Donald Cook, Sam Barbara Prentl~. Carolyn Prid-a .... ~J
With a round of interesting out. Cooper, Danie-l Corson, Ro .. ld ham, Ralph Pringk, Rolly Pul-
door work completed, Troop No. Cragg, Norman Creighton. asld. -49 Brownies of second ..... Is Lit"-........... ~ a ...... _. A..: l rrne [)au<rird,a, John Oti\'ichon. <U"ll ""'""""""· n.o;o~-..;a ""',..roz, all ready for Day Camp. The -· Johan -•---c 1 Can re l Davy, Nancy Deave r, ...... ........ .. ussen , Ill r
cooperation of all the mothers, Carolyn · Oie-l~n . Bob Dinger. Rehll~rc. 0\a.rlr.s R.etmier , Fran.
es p ec i al l y ror transportation, QC lnNTITlJ1JliO,g John Doyle . Paul Dunlap. ~Rhodes. Richard .. Rider, Jane made ........ lble the CONitant acti·vi-Rl•tity ~--· Rag-.-.--Barbara Earl, J(•rry E\'&M, p., ' -.-.:r "''•· ties which during the )'ear in-trid a Eve.nson. Wayne Schenkel, M ar I I y n
ctudt-<1 trail blazing on hikes, map. coach engaged Rodger Fake, George Fleming, Schickenme-yer, Nancy Schlot'Ss. ........ 2135
Ping the en ti.re community. out-er Shir ley "-•• J·---•-·--VJNCENTS Joyce Fleming, Madge F ulbright. · ~v • .... ,,..,. ~· .__,
door games, a trip to the Excel-Dr . .,.,.11 l't'~f'lWM& •na~ Robe-rt Galli\'an, Jelta Gannon, Fred Shannon, John S harp, Shar·
s ior Dairy. a nd one to the Wester J udie Gannon, Robert Ghiselin, on She-rrill, Gt>orge S h I g a k I. HARBOR
Tra ils Mu s t.• u m in Huntington lat>t wet:k tbe f'mploym .. nt of Mr. Graham J:;ibbons, T erry Gibson, St£'phen Showier, Rober t Siming-
&ach. The Museum str~ the IO!!ieph Kroll u" lntrnr tor Ia I""Y" Ter rill Gloege. J ames Graeff, lon. Shlrlt>y S inclair. Lowell Slat-DRUGS
imporuw cc and natural Interest <"boll)(y ud CounJWiflr for D<l!l't f'r, 8Ptt(• Smith. J arTU"S Snow, Robert Graham. Richard Grauer. Allnt> SV€-'ru!er. or the trails lt>ading to the west. yM&r. Mr. Kroll, who "·a. .. a t une Jay Gl'et'r, Uam s. Groelll·r. tCORONA D£L MAR
Th• < ,·, t • pa ,. · tl · ~Ia> Sta nd<I ""C' Ra lph S'"n•· ... " r ICJpa ng ano ; Ume In the t:altcd ~tnlo-s !":1\'y, Dixie H all, L.ee Ha mbrook, "' ... 619 ea..t Bhd.
E'•ato·" •·ta•o·tyn d' A dl h r.-lx-ry, B;u·bara .51&"''"~'-. l••n• .... " • an r t ,....., will ::&l lloO bi· th .. !iWlmmlnt.: I'OIIf'h F f'llll k Ha nsen. Robert Ha rdesty, '~.., .. ~ at the KarC11f'rUe .... t
•. :fars. Julia S I a rk. Chn.•to·np . fS~t~--~·:·~"~·..:.':'•:r~)_:'~':'":·:a~.O~~\\~'a~l~to~·~============~ " for O(T . Bc\'erl)' HarrDI, Dorot hy Ha t· l\fass~·y, Tarf>· Spittell. Carol Cor-rl•ld v -·oh H 1 A 1 H ' lie ho 11l!io 11 l(r:>tJ.!I.:&I•• nf l..oal{ ... n.cl a )'R f!, .r cn£> ay-bin, Jt1 net 11.-roore, J an Moore, , .. d w t• H ,.. 11·1 P.<-:.&f'h 8 t.:&tt• ('ullt'&:l' ll llf'rt• h,. lar · {'"!! "·Y eus..;;er , .-.tna l-Vi kki Oberg, U slie Ckort ly. San-liard T h H It Do th was :1wa rdt-tl llw lt.;l'lwlur a nd · · omas 0 z, ro Y I dra !\icl.ain, Barbara W11dl", and Horr<'ll. Yvoon · i!O\\ard. \"ictur
Alief' RallcntinP. M NI Orf'n \Vit dt' Ma.!itl•ro~. t.ll"gro•..., u ith a m:Ljur In llugo I
is thPi r lea d('r. f'"·'.~'h olt•J.:)'. II•· .. ,·n•·d """ .. , ...... Donnld Jackson, L eonar d
------d uli,;,t In tlw :oo.· a 1 .1 . ll'lt<·hln :: JumPs, J" r 1. ;.· J t"sku \Villiam Reception Given ~u-lmmln:,: a no.l (orl.•nl.&tiHn for rf'·l Johnson.
crul t,.. Domon K• P\"'ll. John Kt•ppc'r, For Evadna Perry It ~~ plann,o.J II) •. ·: ·r ,,J;,, r Jfl.an Km1 .. ~ Dou ~Jas Kirkp:.t-
-pulu and •a1,•1~s l•lllll aqu.1·Jt~ •wk. Pendl•·t"n Knighr. IJC'Silt> l\l i;o~.s L...o.u May \\'ill.<r•y poured sporrs fur bo'h n:•·n all•l II'•Jm••r• I<OL\I~Iu Kf'n n..rh Kranrr
and :\[iss :\larle Heffl'l n as.;;L:>t(od Jo!mJ.ont, '" llw 1\lu n w .s\\ lin·
1
..i;hn I .An·· T~<~m l..:Ul.!l'. P.od
wi th rhc guPSt book at a ('Ount;r · ... • ... •. , -· .>tr;.;.n.·t}.-< Jatk ·~-J.,.·r •
wirl··· rN'(•ption for En &d!Ul Kraus nun(! 1"''"1" tnat <~~•• ~······du l•·J 10 ' l ~1uno•. Juhn lAin•~. Joel 1...£-,m. l't•l-r~. ll'ho is retirin;; ufr,·r s~"r\'· h" f'un.•'rut :t·f! '" 1. .,, ,..;.•p. 11 rd. ,J ,,.• l..>'SIC'l: J<onit• Ltnson.
in~ 27 year!! in thC' 0 r a 11 t: I' h'mt...•r P..ol!(>r Lorin~. Rurton l..o,1e Jr.,
rnunty ~ch011l-" and the past :.!1 :\!1 I~Ju!l 1 .1~ h•1d '•' '' ''P•-•-P..id::~~d 1 . ..-ll\l'. F'alcon LunnP}'
<H arl ~upeni: .. or !m· thf' Oram:.:o ll'nt'(' in IL"iiC'h11'11.' ;, 1 !t,rm.~ or Xnrma :\labo>rr.l . V1r\!;lma .\fa l-
('nunl)' Sup.:•rin tf·ndenl nf SchooL'( I W<lt ••r s porB l••nd••t', ~.J.,n~a:·•·t :\I;J.t"Shall. John
OHiC't•. :\La.ion :O.:<Jncy Mason. William
:Sanlu Ana .Jumor Colll'~£'. Re· YP .11
erhe 'Rnest rn ~ 'furniture
MAI!L"E~IRIJH.
CH£fl,flY • P.JNE -
FINE ARTS FURN.
EMPIRE TENN.
FRANKLIN-SHOCKEY
FANCHER-CO.
THE SIKES CO.
.KLING-
ENt;lANDER
•J'
,_,~:r~;;· ~;i~1nT~~rs~~~~ ~~;,~t'~~. ~;I Luau Is Held By 1' ~ EmRI'rER
•i de• o•<•ni,ing and boin" ac>h·o Hony·wood y c I I ~ • "' m s<'l'('ral art 1rr0ups such as t he-• ' -EN'! 1\.~..~>J
(,ranJ,:,. c nunty A.rr A11socia llon . F l'ldn) .. :\l<.1:. ~.-•. \\h ,.,. •l{'('a·l TIDE LaotiUB •tapJe ~bop' :\~1'!.'. P ('(Ty is nationally rccm:--sion lof ano lh··· of ilollywo .. d SoUlS -. e .J..~
mz .. d as the-author of the books. Y:t('hl \:Jub's ramou~ tu-.&nnunl IEMl'AlS """' O ffir '! ~upply
"Art Ad\'f"ll tUN"S with Discarded llawa 111,n p~Hfl{"!l lillt>d ,\ :O.:n:~l su va Harbor OG.'lf\ 790 S. C.O AST BLVD. ~CUNA BEACH 4.JS29
.Mal<'rials" ~nd "Crafts for f'un." in Waikiki." •. __ 3011 S""'J")rt Bhd. ""====-====:---,.=:=---:c-.:__--,=.=--=======J
She has also "''orked with t he The &"tlboa I~\ Cluh was th•• I --~
junior a r t s how at the LagunA srenc of this ga la eu•nl. and. a«,
Bl'·ach F,_..sth •al or Arts. in ptl?l'ious year:s. lslmd c.o ... -•
tumcs, decorations. anrl f'n lo •r-1' :\'OTIC£ OF F ILlNG A!':-
SE:SSl fENT FOP. T H E COiS-
STRUcr:tO:-; OF S A."'\'lT ARY
SE \':E R S A N D P U MP
ST A'nOX IX C F. R T A I :\'
f:ASI-::'oiEJ'I.'TS LYI="tG SOL'TJI.
W f:"'TER L Y OF' 0 C E A N
nl.\'0 •CCIRQX ,\ DEL ~1ARl,
A ·' C0XT t.:MPLATEO n y
RJ.:SOLl'T IO:'\" nF fi''Tt.:'.'-
TIO:'l :"0 . 3!166, A:.'\;0 OF TilE
TI:'.I F. AXD PLACE OF HEAR-
1:'\'r. .-\S T 0 ~AID W ORK
,\S D A:':S F:~~:'I[ENT.
•
tainmPnt wcr<' th<' rnnTtL Colo:-·
rut lcb and J)3 Jm-frnnd hab wt·~··
\\Orn b;. many who dirln't '1:! •
naliq•" complet£'ly,
Han -y Owton.s a11d h1s rr.-1U1X' o)f
t<'l,..vi ~tun art bo!.$ -t h (' JOI~·n; !·
tionnltr fan11'1u~ "R O}oll !!1'.\,j · ians"-sta~l'd !!1c M lvr!ul t'lll ·~~-~
tainm<'nt k<~turl n.: I!J<• L.: d d • •· 1 BW!h tri(), th,.. bt·autJ:• .. h u 1 1
dnnN"rs Moana
Xn Pua, pinni-.t
a nd othf'rs.
!Ri A:uM. a 1: I ~
F'r .. nk ....... ,,,., P...t. t
I :\'u. :\·:!'!';'40~
: l 'ur.;u,lnt I n ct;I.!Uit', th,-. ''lm· :\"O'l'ICE TO C'RE I)IT IIR:"'
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AT NEW LOW PRICES
•
HARBOR42
Corona cle-1 Mar, Callfom!a
AmpJeo Off·S~t Pa.rJdn& I ~r:oH:m~·n~ AC'f of 1911." ixoint: F:Sta!(' or ~\UCE H. PEASE. WELCOME D1 viston .-ot t he Stf'('Pf~ nnd ~~.!>t•d.
1 Highways Cod•• of the Stat£" of :-.:OTICF: ~~ HE REBY C.l\'L"
• • • WAGON I C".'llifomia. nnlk!" is ht"rrbr ).'!in•n
I h n I I h C' Su{X'r in!Pndt•nt of to The cr~-ditors of and all Pt'n>t•!L~
hadn~ claim.~ ag11inst t ht' s.:~td
dt"C'C d£ont or said eostah' to fit,• :Friendly Nef&:hborhood Servlee
PARKES ·RIDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
CAll YOUR HOSTESS :.:tr.•P t" of t hC' City of r-..-cwport
Beach. ha\'in~ madP an aSM·iilt· them With !h i" I!('C('S.IIlltf"}' \'OUC'h;:or~
In th(' office of thP CIC'rk or tho·
Suptorlor Cour t of the St3tt' of
California, in and for the County
of Qran jte, or lo p resf"n t th•·
...arne. with tht> nt'('('!L'<I r)' vouc-h-
t'I'S, to the undersiGTICd at hls
place or husincu . to-wit ;
Delight Jaax m<>nt to OO\'f'r thr co!'ts and ('x·
p.."'nsc~ for thl' construction of
110 BroadwaY Harbor 3781-W or
7
,
27
:>l !lll nita ry sewers a.nd pump station
Beeeott in ttrta.in E."aSf'mcnts lyln~ South· ~~B~Ea~"""~~SI~l~O~iii<looa~~~)(~-~~~~~~~;;~;;~~~~;;~1 wt•s terlr of Clrc£'R n Boule\·ard I Co-
A-I PLUMBING
11PSC1AL1D:a IN IUPA.IIIA
Dar a l'Ocllt w.-_._.
Wod.,. '-w T .... ,_ s--I 5W s..,, ...
Lewis loa . BEACON" Ull
.. u ......... -·
rona df'l Mnrl in said ci ty, as
contcmplatM by Resolution or
Intention ~o. 3966 adopted by
the CHy Council of Mid city on
1M 28th day of April. 1952. riled
the Mme In my orricc on lhf' 19th
dlll y of May. 1953.
1415 COB!It Highway, Corona
del Mar. Ca.liromia wi thi n si ~
months after the first publicatiOn •
o r this nolict>.
Dat<'d )lay 15, 1953.
GEORGE 1'-'0 R..MA.'l P EASE
f:xt.'Cu tor of tht" Estt~t(' of
5111d de-ceden t .
I hel'f'by fix Monday, the 8th
day of J une. 1953, a t thfo hour of
sew n-thirty o'clock 17:301 P .M .
and the chnmlx-rs of t he Ci ty
Council in the Ci t)' Hall of the
City of Newport Bench. as the
time and1 place whcn and where
00:-i" .\ LD D. H AR \\"()('lD
1415 Coast l li{:hway
Cormm d..•l M.u. C.1.1ifornia
Attorn;•)' for E..xl"C'Utor .H .... ~.... all persons, inte~tcd in the
•• ~... . wor k dont> or in the said a~-·tt ~ h ~ b h ld So. A '!t"l'U a.l ,........... -•p•l"-t -MoHr. T .... -Nih W..t .,., Ap,t. mfi'nt, Wl ·~ ean.. y t e sa SOTJCE TO CRJ:niTOR.."l
O ty Council Property owner-.. --•-to of 1~~~~~~~~~·~··~·~·~~~·~·~·~-~·~·~·~·~·~·~'"~·~ .. ~-~~~~~~~1 1 h ---
' c contractor or his assigns a nd
1020 c:..t .... ~ 441 I ---II ... J.---C._ .. W. all other penons Interested in IOSEPHL"VF. X.UL"-
said w or k or said a~nt, SCHtiST F.K. ~
fee iJng a g g r 1 e v e d by any act NOTICE IS HERE.BY GIVE="t ABE YOUB. DB1JBIUICE COSTS TOO or detemlinaUon of the Super-to the creditors of and all per-
intmdent of Streeb or the ~ having cl&ims against the
Cty Eng 1 nee r tn l'@ot.Uon aid decedent or saJd estate to
....... .,.. YMJU_. ........ -...a ,
ther-eto. or who c1a1m u.t u.e me them with the necnsa.r)'
work hu not been perfomk'd ~ vouchers In the otfkt-of the Clerk
C!bl"'hc to the C!UJtnct in a pJOd ol the ~ O:Jur1 ot the
and ...a.tanfial mannrr-, or whO State ol california, In and for
datm U.t any portion ot the u.e·· County ol Oraft&e, or to pre-
GIIdtted_ lil'llt the ....... wll..b_ttw .. III!!Ce . 0'-
U. con-vOidW'ii to the ~ at
t1'act __., or ~~a.m. or ,. or her pl8ee ol "" I M>. to--
-~.., ob)edlon to .. ~ wit:
oettor• fll tbe aa. tar.... C/o n..:-E. lllfht-.
-.. -.... --JClS c:.. ._. ar JfUIIant of tM 84 ile' I a.-dll liar. ~ .
.att ot Stftltta w dt7 DV •· wltllla * • a tM .ner the rlrtt
•o. -to tllo ....... tw --"' ""' -· the ...,.._ on tht u1 •t. Dated ....,. t. Ia.
a~ to ... -017 Oomdl IIIARGAIIIET ILUT
by briefly atatlria 1ft writ"-the ~. E:liM:u1:rl.x .....,..."'_.. r ... r •• o(.,._.,ot ·-
tiah of se.Jd wwk. refeftDC.'e .. deo:ll ... t.
MrebJ nw.do 1o the abcr¥e rntn--\ nfO)(A.S E. IW I UUCAN.
doeed R801ution of Intention. 141$ o.t IBtJ q,
Dol«< ttua ltuo _, ot v.y, a.-•• llloor. 0111.
·-c. lt. PRJ'CST 411omtt ,_ Eatilllk
n..... .... ...., ...........
~-1D 1..600 IlK. GVW, 1YI
o"ff 11., ~-bg.d;..,
.... .... ,. •• ~ ........ h. n-. ••••
• ~ lbt.GVW .-... 6¥!.1, ....
9 loe t llodl•l. f••••• Sll•••
~·~"'o"d •ol,•in.lr!•••••gi•e.
New y• -,... ,_. 'ftiOflif'.Y on new
ll;hl ...,.!;um, aaol ticht-b .. vy duty
t nkom.'\ tiona1 trucb. Caom.-re the ct. ....
l&y. Compa.N -the ,... ... rrn. Coat-
•
•
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SU --~ '"'•tll•k. 1-ck bodt laong~
90 ... do ...... u ...... !Ntdy. '
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PAGE FOUR .-.. .... e ..... ,
1~-----------------·--....;~-----·IChrtst Church by the Sea In a .,. ~'HUR.~'HEC' .,. genera l re-oroanJ,.tlon and .1 ~ ~ ~ .1 streamllnln1 of U.e chureh's of· I ~--...;:;_ __ ..;;:...;:;;;;;;..;::;..::::...;;_;;::_::_::,.::.,;::;__;:: ____ 1 ficl!!-l'Y. will be held next Wcdnee:-
I. £A VI'! FOR AL.<\8KA
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes of 121
Via Mentone, Lido Isle, are leav-
Ing this week end for an Alaskan
crulse. The~· 81'£1' driving to Seat-
tle and wHI sail June 3 for Alaska
on the S .S. Denali. They expect
to l"etu·rn the latter part or June.
Coast to ha ve new
Jou rnal ism advisor
NATURE OF EVIL I
The Les.son-St'rmon Sunday at
the Christian Science church at
the -'!ntra nce to Udo Isle, "An-
cient and Modern Necromancy,
nlias .Mesml'rism and Hypnotism,
lll.•nouncl'd," allacks the theory
that God is the sow·cc or evil.
Tht• Golden Text from Jonah
t 2:8.91 rea do:, "They t hal obser ve
bin~ vanities forsakl.' their own
mt'rCy . Salvation is of the
Lord."
Th<.· Apostle Jam('s <.-ounsels.
"Coun• lt a ll joy when ye fa ll
into diwn; temptations; Knowing
this. !hat. the trying of _\Olll' fai th
wo rheth pat it.> nee . . . Blessl'd is
the man lhal endurcth tempta -
tion; ff)r Wh('n he is I ricd, he shaH
r•t•tthf• the crown of Hf1'. which
the Lord hath promised to them
th;rl Jove h!m" 1L2. 3. 121 .
• • •
"t::\IORJ..\1. S E.R \'ICE
In the American Legion Hall,
Costa Mesa. The sermbn will be
based on quotations from original
sources about AmNica. \Vorship
!:i('t"Vice is at 1l a .m., c hurch
school a t 10:30 a .m .
• • •
OXt-;()NTA II ETIU~i\T Ht-;RE
The Qn('()nta Pilgrim Frllow·
ship is holdint:" its annua l rc h·eal
t his wef!k CJid at t lw Corona de l
Mnr Corrunun.ity Chw·ch. They
\\ill mCC'I with the )'oung people
of rhc church F't·iday C\Ciling a nd
hold their ml'etings all day S:tt-
urday. At thl.' 9 :4.) a.m . SNViCC
Sunday they will H·ll or tht.>ir cx-
IX'riC'nces during a rdp 10 Eu·
r·ope lasl Sumnwr. A t the 11 a.m.
s•·vicl", Rev. Paul Edward Bab-
bi tt will direc t a memorial sen··
ic(' ror those members of the
chur•eh w ho ha\·1) paSS<'d away
:.ince last Mo•nwrial Day. Thf'
tqpic o f his SN'rnou will bt· "Deal-
ing \Virh (X>a t h."
• • •
ciay evenlna,
The work of the church is now
divided into four major commis-
sloltfl which meet mru1thly, a com-
mission on Membership and Evan-
•gelism, t he commlaslon on Educa-FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
lion, the commls~lon on Missons SCIENTIST
a nd the conimluion on l''inance: JlOl v;, Lid•, N•wport .. ,p
These groups ate ffi('eting at the A branch of The Moth•r Church, Tht
church the first Wednesday o f Fi,..t Chu•ch of C~rid, Scientist, in Jo..
each month, a nd are l'esponslble fon, Mon athusoth.
to the official board, which will Sunday Sc hool ...... ·-··----------~:IS t .l'lll
meet , this coming year, on the S11nday Servic11 .:. ________________ 11:00 ,,,.,
third Wcdtlcsday or each month. W$Cl nesd11 y Evening meeting_ 8:00 p.m
F . R11ad inq Room loc;ated at I I I P11im a mtly Night on the second St .. Balbo•. is .:.pen deily from 12 noor Wednesday c v en I n • s and a to 5 p. m. ••rep• Synd11 y1i end holiday1
Chw·ch School Teachers Confer-netionalty ob~ernd.
flftJ::{' on the · fourth Wednesday The pybl,c ;, cordi.:~lly in~rled to ••
C\'t'llings will complete the month-fend the, ch11rch tetYices end u1ie the
ly calendar. 1 Reading Room
+ The Church
CUURCH OF OUR LADY
OF !IT. CARMEL
IY.l W. Balboe Blvd.., Newpor1
HArbor OUt
Father 8tepllea Kiley, Putor
.
Points the Way to
SICK ROOM SUPPLIES
.WE RENT ROLLA WAY BEDS
24-HOUR FREE DEUVERY
Telepl.one AnawerU.. S...Vke-DAY & NIGHT
Jill Newport Blvd. Oosta lUNA-
ORIGINAL JEWELRY DESIGNS
• Cut Stones .• J ewelry Repairs
HOWARD K. ADAMS
1415 COAST BLVD. (rear) CORONA DEL MAR
Harbor 4507
a Fuller Life~ Anend Regularly +
Ent:::Ji,h u:td .loun l<t!ism
'1 1' e<:. Hill ' • It~ Con.;' n<.-.'(t
1,1 '-''[1 ll• \f;· ,I :Jtll l'.'i
'' hu h,,, Jlhl , •mlpl1.•tl-d
Ll •·nh'll'"' !o •• h.~;..: A. de--
0(Tidt•Jt'~l (~nlk<:;·, .
i\tcmori:.~l Day Set·vici"'S cntitk•d
''This Is Aml!ri~a " will be t he
them[' Sunday at th£> t'ni\·.-·rsa list
C lll'R('II ~Tl:E .. U IU:\"1:\"l.O
T he first mN•tln); of the
Co mmunit y F(•llowship nwNim; new commi:.slons Ol'L:un izf'd :.:::::_..:.:..:.:=·~~:.:..::::_::_:_:::.~·
rour Futher Edmuad MAeebler
a 1 Aut. Put or Sunday Masses: 8:00, 10:00. 11:30
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:\"OTi f't~ TO lUllOt:Jt~
!\'oticc ils ht•rf'by ~i n•n that t11C' Board ot Trus !M'S of the i'\Cw·
port Har!JOt' l'nlon High School Disrrit't of Oran~•· County, ht.>rc·
inaf1cr rdC!TCd to as t11e "Owtl''t'" \\ill rf'Cf•h·c up to. btl! not la1r•r
thun 1:00 o'clock P. 1\l. of the ~th d~i.Y of JUTl<'. 1953. scal••d bids for
thf' n\\a rd of contract hw rhf" con;:truction of four· gara£:c units for
rlw 1\"ewport llarbor l'nion l!i:.:h School. !ocat•'d in said school dis·
rrkt. Sueh l .id.~ \\ill bt.> rt'l'l'l\l'd in thf' offiCI' of !lw "OwnN" in the
:\'ewjX)rt Harbor l 'nicm Hi-:.:h Srhonl, corm•r of ljt!J Stn>Ct and Irvine
A\'C., :-o'('wpo!'f Rl:'ac!J. 1 >J"!t llt.:C C'uant~, CnliJ'or·nia. and :.llftll be
opo"ned and pul>!icl,v re ... ct alvud at th,, ,,b,,\.t' ~ta t ~.·d t im~.· 111 the office
of th(• "Owrwr" in such buildinc;.
Each bid mu~t conform aJtd l)c l'C'~pon,.,h,.. tn t hi;o in\'ililtion, t h£'
plans, spf'Ctflt·ntions. and all otht'r· d"cunwnt::; cump!'isin~ llw pcrti-no~nt contrltC! diX'IIIT:L'nl~. 'f)'Pt' of t'Oilii!ruction in prf'SI.•nt g-arn~r
build111:.: \\til tJoo.• duphc'hl('(i l'ni ts \1 Ill tx· ~i mllt.•· 10 !he· four· units at
w t'!il Pnr! M 1-H •S•'Il\ g;n<t~·'. ~cp·orH lt-bi +l.~ \\'i ll ht• l'•'c••hrd on the
r•nl[:,• ptu)I.'Ct ;uld alternate bids on tht• 111 t-oncr,'!e and <•XCa \·a tion: •:!• th•· ln thC'i n;:: and pla~t l"'rin..:; !31 Hw ;;tnH"IU r[l l s tnl ;Hld misct•l·
\[ln;.-ous iran and ~t r•·l 1l•·tn•: ••I• lumh•·r a.nd nnils: •31 on•rlwad
~~'in~ Ufl do•)('!\'; •H• ,.,,..111 11 :. ropif's nf lht' Contract Documl:'nts arc
nl)w n11 (•:" ;mLI <l!J''\l t , J •Ltb~,,· II!~Jl··crion in th,• sotd olficC's of the
(.~\ rwr
E.tch h:d ~h·dl h• rnad•' oil' Pn a fqnn lo bt• obtained a! th('
officr• ,,f 11-.,. ~;C\1 port I I 11 ht,. l \1!on llu;.h -~~·Jy~L ... _._, r:.t.·b b.d .. lull bo .. n·t•ll'f':'lm"'ti L~ a t'f':dtft<'d or c;1.101iir·r',. check.
p:t)a b , '" lilt' U\lll• . .-"r 'd•·l••t'lill'~ Bid Bo!ld in l<nor nf thl'
I IWr'l• ;·,, :.:t·CU !,·t} IJ~ lt.t· llllid1 r a.-. P:inl''l'lt l :md ;, Sillt:-L!CII)l'Y Sli!'C'Iy
t'omp:!PY :•s ~ltl''t,\, 111 ;•n w nflHI!I n .. t lt-ss than fin· Pl'l' C't·nt of t he
bid Th• t'l\• ··..:or'!.:.! t.ur.ti -h.dl I:><• 1_!1\•'ll as a ~Uitm nt('<' IIHII Ill<'
!Ji<U•"' \•hi ,.,.-~·ut,. lh·· t"onlrn·t !I 11 \J,• aw:wdt'd to hirn in confor-
lllJU . .uttL !),, ~.·,.n t r:t('' 1J••n.1111 nh old \\ill prtl\ide the !'urc•ty bond
.... ht•:! ,_._, :;p .... tili· C: t ilt'!<•n \lilt' .. n lt\l' day:; alrt.>r notiftca tion of
t!J•· :o\' . .r·rt ''· ,,.,, ''{'t;'r;.u·t ''' th~· b~dd~·r.
Ttw U\\t••r tr~~r·•~ 1!:· jHil'ih·..:·· of r('j\'Ct int:" an~ and all bids
nr to \1:1i\o• ;<:1' !l'l ' ~u\.trPk.;. 11r inltumuiHics in any bid or m th('
lmlcl llt. ·
t't!t'l.l t:·.t ,,, til<· [A!vlr Cnd·· nr '"""~tat!" of C':t lifornia. !h(' S:ltd
,, ', .1•! !1\ ;.1 I I\\ It,· IJ •. a M ''tl'\lliWd l l\1,' ~t'l\t'I'<.Jl ]1!'••\iHhll~ t'<tlc of per dif'll1 Wti):;l"S
l• 4 l+h! 1.;1, I ft''•'l th•·! !111' ••at"h ('raft ur t:•P.:· vf workman nt'<'ded to t·SN:U\(' the cont racts
111 tl. ·h. ,:1 ,f'llt•vi I whieh \U!l IJ,· <1\' <~nkd II~P ~uc<.-cssful biddi'.'t'S; and t hos~· prc\'ailing
1,.,1 -,. .:1 !w ,,,, ;, ·J u11 ~,, t)ut , rat('..; ltl"•• C\+IHi•'ll"rilll s<ud Sfl''CIIica t ion~ a doptt.>d by tho.' \Mner. and
11• :, :ll,dl l.t ul i'. :'11. un Tho• and :n,, as lollo\\" .~! . ''.\ t,f J u 11 t' .. J£-;'JJ Tfw C'l..\~~IFir'.-\1'10~~: Forrnwn. All torrnwn not h('rein ~f'part!lt.>ly c la!'!'ifir>d , !'ha ll be
£:,, .. r· ,,..,.,,,~ tl1•· r . ..;h l tn ,.,..jl'{"f (Ji1 it1 not Jt-ss than 11':: t·tnrs [Joo.·t· hour as to the S IX BA S I C
ur :. :;d ;t/J twL~ or to \\a!\' :my TRAD~:.~. and l:l ':: ecn l:. per hour as to t he SUB-TRADES, m ore
" .. u lli••.c> ·o,· cnform~litlt·~ in Than tht' Journ('yman ra te lOr the craft in\'OI\f'd. n~< .• •, J or in t h.-bidd.in~. Apf•l'l'nllct·s : Ma ) bf'. E'lllf}!Oyf'{i in <.'onformity \\i th St"ction 1777.5
r:n;..nn (IF Tiii'"'TF>:; of filL' Cr.liturnia Labor l O<k.
Xf'wpowf Harbor· l'n!on
High School
Omng(' County,
C'ali!ornia
E}· Donald Oum:.~.<m.
Clerk
Y CS+-We deal in success!
For saving m oney is
o ne of the first steps to
fUCcess. And we help
h undrt-ds of Orange
C ounty families achieve
it through savings. Pay
them well fo r it, too-
is what your savings
ea.m , with eech account
I 00% insured to a
TJ::\OE OR OCCl'P:\TIO~
A"-Phalt rak••r and ir'Qnt:r
A.~Jxostos w ork(•rs
Bricklay('rs
R:-ick tender
I-IOUR.I.V
WAOt~ ttA TF.
... S2.14
2.90
3.liS
2.10
2.57 Carpente r
Floor layer .................. 2.T7
Table f!O\\'f'r saw opcra tor
Ceml"nt mason .
Ccm~"n t floor rin ishinJ.: ma chirll' oj)E'ra.tor
F.\cctr idans
Glaziers
Iron work('rs, structural
It-on work{'•~ rd n :orctng
I .. AROitER8
2.6:i
2.57
2.69
3.00
2.245
2.70
2.01
Laborl"rs, gen,•ral ut· construction . -·' 1.9-1
O pcrator.c> and t.•nd('rs of Pne umatic and ('\('Ciric
lools \'ibraung machin{'s, and similar mechanical
tvols not s('pat·ah.•l.~· classifiPd herein ..................... 2.14
Sf.'W<'r piJX' lay('r ~t•xduding caulker ....... 2.24
So.·\nor pipe ca ulker 1 using caulk.in~ tools ) 2.12
Sewer pipe cau\kt.>r l«'lllt!nt jointsJ 1.99
Tarman a nd mnrta rman .. .... . ............... 1.99
Window <'leane r .. ... .................. 2.09
Latht.>n• 1m t.>tal flll·ring t ... --.... _ ...... _ .. _ ........... 3.375
Lath£'rs tnail-on l ..................... ... . .. c:7.-:-3:375
Painters. brush .... -............... 2.56
Paint('rs. spray .. . .............. ... ____ ......................... 2.81
P lasters . . ......... -................ 3.4375
P lasters. tende rs ............... . . . 3.115""
PlttmbN:> 2.90
OPt::RATIS(; F.SGISEEKS
Air compi'I'SSOr operators
Concre te mixer op-skip type ................................... .
2.2•1
2.38
1'raclor op. bulldoze r, tamper. scraper or drag type
shov('\ or boom attachment ............... ................... 2.52
T renching machine operator .. ···-·-................................... 2.60
Roofers .................................................................................. 2.65
S ht.>et mf'la l workers ...... -_ ......... -................. 2.625
Soft floor layers C sort tHe and linoleum) ...................... 2.56
T ile setters ......................... .... . ....... _ ..................... 2.8S
Terrazzo settlers .. _....................... ... ................ . ......... 2.50
TRtJCK DRI\'ERS Drivers-Dwnp truck--less tha.n 4 yds. water leveL .... 2.02
Driv('rs-DumR~ trucks-4 yds. but Jess than 8-
water level ...................... -.... -........... ; ............................... 2.04
Drivt'rs-Dump trucks--8 yds. but less than 12-
\I."Ster level ........................................................................ 2.09
Oriver.s-trucks-1egal payload cap.-less than 6 tons . .2.02
Drivers-trucks-lega.J payload cap.-between
6 &: 10 Ions ........................................................................ 2.04
Drivt'n-trucks-legal payload cap.-between
10 & 15 tons .................................................. ,,.==··-··· 2.09
Drivers or t ransit mix t.rudu, under 3. yarda ................ 2.24
Drivers of transit mix t:ruc:ks, 3 ya.nll or more ............ 2.37
Welders-same rate as per craft to which welding is inddmtal
Except u noted ln the wage scheduk-, the rates of per diem
wages for each of the vrioul ~lfications of work 1hall be the heft-.
a. m. Weekday Mass: 8 :00a.m.
Confession : Saturdays and eves
of l st Fridays and Holy Days
!rom 4 :00 to 5:15p.m. and from
7 :00 to 8 :15 p.m.
CHRIST t..:JlURCH RY TfiE SEA
Community MethOOI!\t
&Jboa Hh·d. nt 14th S t., Newport
UArb<lr 295-W
Paator: Rf'V, ThomM Roy Peadell
Sunday Worship St.>n'i ct:": l1 a.m.
Church School : 9:45 o. m. Mid·
week MC{'ting: 7:30 p.m. Wcdnes-
d:ly preceded by 6:30 p.m. pot·
luck.
FIRST CHURCH OF CURJST
SCIENTIST
SSOS Yb l.ldo, Newport Beach
HArbor ZU8
Sunday School: 9:15 a.m., Sunday
Service: 11 :00 a.m. Wednesday
Evenin g Mee ting: 8:00. n~.•ad
ing P.oom. 111 Pa lm S t., Balboa,
opcn dn.ily from noon to 5 p.m .
except Sundays and holidays.
FlHST 8.-\.PTI~T Cfn.."RCII
OF NEWPORT
&!boa Gh·d .. 19th .t: Coul't Sts ..
Xf'n'Ju•rt.
Pn~tnr: H .\'. Xlc:.kel
Sunday services : 9:45 a. m ., Sun·
da y School: 11 :00 a.m., Worship
Sen ice: 7:30 p.m. Sunday eve-
ning Sen·ice; Mid-week Service:
7 :30 p.m . WNlnf'sday-Prayer
MC'eting.
ST . J .-\.MES EPISCOPA.L
SZ08 \'Ia Lido. Newport Beach
Mlnl!liler :
Re''· Pa ul Moore \\'h~ler
IIA.rbor I UO
Sunday Services: 8 :30 a. m. Holy
Communion, 9:30 ancl 11 :00 a.m.
Morning Prayer: 9:30 a.m. Re-
gistration • ror Sunday School.
Thursday Services: 9:15 a. m.
Prayer Guild; 10:30 Holy Com-
munion ·
ST. Allr"DREW8
PRESBYTERL-\.N' CHURCH
%1532 St. AHrews Rd.,
Newport Hel~ta. acrosa the
•treet from Rlrb Sdaool
BEaeoa eon
Putor: Rev . .lame. 8. Stewart
Sunday Worship Services at 9 :30
and 11 a .m. Sunday School at
9:30 a. m . __ _
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
10:!1 CIUf Dr .. Newport Helrht.
BF..cloai006-W
Putor: Rev. Otto "'-dder I o~~~'~School : 9:30 a .m. Sunday; I Service: 11:00 a.m.
CO~-"lNA DEL MAR
COM'b..vHJTY CHURCH
of S I 0,000 tbrout~h the
Federel S.vinp end
Loan lnaurance
Corporation, at
inbefore ~t forth prevalllnc rates or hourly wacea multipUed. by
eight 18). Eight (8) houri shall constitute • day'1 work; It beinl
understood that in the event "that wodmwu are employed Je. tban I i.~'!l:
eight (8) how's per day, the-per dlem 'Nai'H shall be deemed to be r o
that fraction of the per diem .. 18 heftln establlMed that the
number of hours of...eAIPioYJMnt bean to etaht (8) hours.
Overtbne ahall be paid for-WOI'k·pel'fonned. in exce. or the reg-
ular daY• or week's work and at the rate for overtime of the cn.ft
Involved. -
Lal. L.. HoUda.rs u herein referred to shall-be deemeid to be New 'fiv'l Doy, Decoration Doy, ,............,. Doy, lAbor Doy, Annlotlco Day,
Thonklglvlnc Doy, and Chria-. If -of tho obove hclllliQo toll
._. .., -· the Mondor f.._ lhoiJ ... .....-• 1op1 holl·l~o~~~~~eii;!:i ...... cloy. ~=~~~=~:i-:~~lt~5be~~i1 ;n~i:::''t: =~ .... --~--n:::-.-to oU .......
wu•••••
miDu.tes to lour .b7 tlte Chapel clocl:.
years of eff ort now "crowned.-with IUC·
.,ceu. Thi1 is the moment of achievement.
Tbue miautes ro four. The illu1ion becina to
lade. Here, outtide the ivy.covered walla the
fature Jooml more important than the put.
Twro mi12ut~s to foul'. A sense of rear. Can a
diploma ifUarantee happinen through all the
Jean to come?·
o-miaut~ to four. Futility I Education can't
insure happiness. Life is a succession of un-
c:ertaintiei.
Four solemlf srroles of thto Cha pel cloci:.. The
Cb•pel dock! There is life's one Certainty ...
God! And with divine Love rewarding hu.man
faith, who need fear the uncertaintin of life or
doubt to find happinen under God.
Years of education are no 1ubstitute for min-
ate• of spiritual searching. Di ploma~ are impor-
tant, but thr-dis;covery o f Faith i1 the real
moraent of achievement.
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1 ,...,. Support the Church Series Is Made Poaaible Through the Cooperation of
the Following Ci't'ic Minded Citizen& and Businessmen:
BASIN SHIPYARD-Roy Y....._
c-p ... t.A•i"'t•nence f.w AN lodl
701 a.,.+de Dr .. N.L. ,HAtW Jtll
ED L SEDRUEIEl-IEALTOI
151J C..tt ~hod .. C.D.W. HA 2766
NEWPORT IAUOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS I LOAN
A S.•l"'fl h1ditvtion-#, A. P•l-r, PN•.
UJJ Via Uclo -H.A.rNr 1100
N••P~ ••ch-HArbot ll41
Cl.AIK WETAWZJN&, INC.
c.n..~on '"""'*' ·S.C:nm 106 JOt. St., N.l. H 21ot
101
EAitl W. STANLEY
Asw'"bly-. 74tll IMitrid
t.A11rine Awe., a.lboe Ia. HA
COAST PIONATIES CO.
Ruth J.,....,, lt .. tt.
1771
E. a.tboe .¥'11 .. Llboa HA 2611
l tCHAID'S UDO MAU.ET
Or•"t• C..ty's ..._. CoMplete ..at.
MU Via LWo, N.l., HAitr>or Jill
IA&NAU. IMPOIT CO. .................... n.,a..-
&ENEIAL SHHT WETAL WOliC5 t. Pwilll)wa v-. w.,, N.J. HMMr 1211 ,,, c.... ew ... c.o.w. .....,.. 1112
WASH .. ili 1BP saYtCI
KAY ANCH CB.AWICS ' I.AI.ICJIY
......... ., ,.. ,. ... ,. Dpa&.e. Dry a. , .. ......., .......,
"' c...t .... CJJ.Iil. -.,.. • c-t IW. c.o.w. --.w -.·
1111
I
UPHOLSTERY
OV8TOII nl&lOTIJ&J:
DII.\PiaiD ..........
8LIP<lOVEIUI
IIABillfE VPROLSTD1'
OU8TOII LUIP 8RADEI
~plaFalal'b
aad LMtMr
STYLES FOR WEE ONES AND ADULTS
ARE SHOWN AT MISSION BENEFIT
MOIL FIIOIII B08PITAL
Kenneth Brown hal jult re--
turned from a atay at Hoac Mr-
morial Hc.pltal. The Browns live
at 170 Roc:hNter Av~.. Colta
M .... •
Kimmons
416 E. 11TH 8Ta!ZT
a-eo. Mal C.ta ·-Betweea r.u. ... In*
Fashions for all a"ses were db·
playf.'d last week at t he St. An~
drews Pres b) terian Church, New-
port Heights, where a combined
fashion show and tea wu held for
the benefit of the national and
foreign mlsslora of the church.
IFi~l!~;ifiirii~g;;l l Modelling " u m m e r fashions rrom O'Brien's, Petite v me and
Fun Fashions , Corona del Mar.
were Mrs. Thad Samuels, Mrs.
Andrews Oliver, Mrs. A Iv a n
D11'1 TV Senloe
Our New Address:
2200 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
Harbor Transfer
& Storage
Crataac, Pae~~Dc a Sid....., _ ..
_..,
l:vtle: ...,_ U'Jt-1!1
Clemence, Mrs. JudsO n Richa.rd·
son Jr .. Mrs. Jess Spratt. Mrs.
Robert Campbell, Mrs. Daniel
Corson Jr. and Mrs. Nel110n Staf.
fora Sr. Miss Barbara Bandy
displa)·ed teen-age fashions, and
Mrs. J . Peter Barrett modeled
maternity wear from the Mother
Muffet Shop in Corona del Mar.
Pashions for the younger set
were displayed from the Brat
Shop, the Knlttint: Bag and the
:'11an in Costa Ml'sa and
Muffet S hop in Corona del Mar.
The Wff ones lihOY.•ing t.hf'm were
Tommy a'nd Scott Schock,
Abbott. J ean a nd Barbara
er, Patly and Barbara
Janet Saml.K"Is, Sandy c.,udell,
Kim Turley. Patty Slatrord
Karen Stafford, who rnodelll'd
Jim S. Whyte
INSURANCE
Ocean. Marine and
General Insurance
Offiu.: Cott• M-.. nl WWI"t ._,, ..
a .. w .. ce: 416 H.-. c._. 4.1 W...
Dee's Beauty Salon
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Hair 5t>tiac by-NeUe, Daorio, o-
Msr* wiaa by-Helen
JLbbor !18,1
* Guide to Island Shops 11-
ICIM of CALifOINIA
HM-Mti..J 212 •
THE lSLANOEIS. &ifh
HA 1547 214 •
SANITARY LAUNDRY •
CLEANERS HArbor 10 216 •
ISlAND LIQUORS ........,.,,.. 220 •
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TEO OWEN 1.-.LIOA ,,. .
HINKLEY'S PHARMACY
HArbcw JIll D •
I'IIIMY SWAU
,....... f~1 Ia IF Ill •
JACK'S -IHOI' .......... .,. • SN" 'If STITCH --w 50S IAOIO I ILICTIIC --
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• WM. W. SANFORD
l..tt. HArbor 2462
• 201 SICINNEI'S PHARMACY
HArt:-0111
• JOLLY IO&EI
• 22tlh SHIPWATES loy. ertd
&Irk' w .. , HA 221f·M
• 22l'h ROIEIT3 JEWELERS
HArbof 2l21
• 22S £All W. STANLEY ...... HArt-InS
• 305 COTTAGE WAFFU SHOt ......._,.n
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... U.'f 1'0irl HMiler ......
mother-daughter fashions with
hrr mother, Mrs. Nelson Staf·
ford Jr.
Commenting on the styles was
Mra. Web8ter Jones, vice presi·
dent of the St Andrews Women's
Fellowship, and piano accompan·
Charity Ball Nets
Hospital $4,000
iment was provided by Mrs. Don· A $4,000 check wu presented
&Jd HuddJuton and Mrs. Ralph to Hoq: Memorial Hospital
Dea\'er. Mrs. R. G. Andrews was day at the final report meeting
aftemoon soloist of the second annual Charity Ball
Mrs. Thad Samuels, prf.'Sident, Committee.
w£•1corned the g\J('Sts and present· Mrs. Jack Corn, rhairman of
M M rs. KennC!lh McDivitt, who the ticket oomrnittf'f!, presented
spoke brit'fly on national and for· the check to Robe1·t Heck . repre·
eign missions. Presiding at the S(.'n ting the hospital Dick Rich·
tt>a !abies were Mrs. James nrd, co-chairman with Tom Nor·
St('warl. l\t.rs. Daniel Corson Sr .. lon, thanked :l.f1·s. Curn and the
und Mn. Alida McGia uflin. Mrs. <'OI'p& of women fu1· I heir work in
Karl A.xtater was chairman of •pklnnJng the affair, and M.r. Nor·
the e\•ent, assisted by Mrs. Edgar wn for arrang:inJ(' 1 he Pntertain·
1-lill, Mrs. Christian Schindler and rn('nl. The fin81 1Cia l l'eport was
r.trs. B. Fowlt:r . !niidc by &cretar;1 John Boyd Jr.
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BY
I fully exJX'Ct the next monih
to be recor d e d in t he' fishing
nrchi ves as one or the record·
breakers of all time. I not only
('_xped, but predict, that the
Newport-Balboa waters will 1>e so
full of yellowtail and white sea
bus that citizens will be. able to
walk hall-way to Catalina on
th<>ir backs. Record after record
will be broken, with t he fishing
news so exciting that baseball
will be dropped from the sports
page as an itl'm hardJy "'Orth
mentioning. Jack Curnow will be-
promoted to edito~in-<.'hief of the
L. A Times. TI\ere:u be pagt
one headlines: "Gor d y WeviU
breaks 3·lhread yellowtail record
for sixth time in wt'ek," wit h
hundrt'd pounders. I know that
this, a nd more, Ls going to hap.
pen. You S('(', I'm going . back
east. I'll be gone for a month.
e PREPARATION
U you live here-the place that
is lightly referred to by inlanders
as "the &adi"-you have been
warm>d. All these years. whtle
you have bct>n patting yourself
on the back for being able to
clothe your offsping in inexpcn·
sive blue jeans, tee--shirts and an
occasional pair of Keds for win-
tt'r. you have been nurturing a
nasty problem. JNJlS and bat"f'
aren't just attire--tbey get
to be a way of life.
PropJ~·en kids-and e!JlX'-
clally our kids or the U.S.A.-
rt"Sent changes in tht>ir way of
liff". J know. Take C Q. jr. W e
decided that sinct' v.-e \\'t're going
back to thf' re-lati\'e ci ... ;Hzation
of Phila~lphia and New York.
C. Q. jr. !!ihould hav·e a suit-
store clothes, If you will. :Maybe
e\·en a lir. and a pair of shoes
made of real leather, instead of
the routine canvas and r ubber.
W as he pleased! Not for one
brief moment! He was so upset
by t he very thought that for a
week his appetite dropped off to
w~re he could eat only three-
quarters of a pound ol groWld
round for his dinner. "Me wear a
coat!" he shrieked. "And those
old stiff things on my feet!"
We finally made it by te1ling
him that no one-but no one-
was al~oed within ten miles of
the Empire State Building or the
Statue or Uberty ln blue jeans-
even In Balboa Bh.n! Even at
that, ""' ts.d to concede some
thinp. Yeah. The U.. Any·
how, ~ weren't able to pt ret· wvattor. at the Waktoff. Now,
r.-erytil'r'le he pqb on u-e t"Oat, he
ho1ck ht. .,.. .. ltilf .. tt
Dr Cas h's veterinary hospital.
fJoc is a good neighbor. W e sorta'
trade sen•ices. Even .. ~:ith a pro·
fessional discount, two dogs
k t' n n e I for a month will
flbout t hf" same as the hotel
in New York. The dot:;s just
aren't a problem.
e FIS H
The tropical fish wt•rcn't so
simp!<'. An aquarium is a h-a!;ile
thing. Ev-en soft watt'r iJ heavy.
Wh€-n you mm:e a tank of fish it
Is the ~tter part or valor to ta.ke
out most of the water and can-y
it in jugs or bottles. Otherwise
your tank may sprin~; a leak. Anc:!
of course, I had to acquire two
tanks. 'the gtJppiH nee<k>d a
nursery. Luckily. Margaret, my
office nurse, is also handy "'rit h
tropical fish. She'll f('('d 'em.
even keep up their vitantins. And
jun as I had the car wt"ll stuffed
with two ta nks, 11 jugs, bottiE:'S,
thermostats, pilot li ghts, heRters,
et .. another erlsis s truck. Two
manuna guppil"ff up and guppie-d
at the saml' time. Sometimes
life gets tedious, don't it !
e FORD
Mamma C. Q . put hf'r foot
down . and ~lid. "No round trip
from here to New York and back
in a car !" You know how red·
hrads arc. I didn't blame hf.'.r,
too-much. So ~"t''ll grt !.he new
Ford in Chicago. Or so we hope.
A trl~m jUlit came from the>
~a ler there. It said. ""Borg·
Warner on strike. No Fordo--
rr.;ttic transmission co m i ng
through. Please adviSE.'" Oh.
wrll. I"m not used to an aut~
mali(' gt"a r-shl rt anyhow. &·
sides. look at the money I'll sa,·e.
e TRAI~ OR PLANE~
So, it was on lo Chicago! But
how! At first, it was by train.
Gradually, the picture spread it·
self. Two days, two nights,
kids in a cubby hole. No
no bare fee t, no baseball.
dice! It's only aix lllld a
hours by air! And you ~a .. ·e quitt>
a bit on those "family rates" ·
you a;o on Monday, 'l\lcsday
Wednesday . We're goin g on
Monday. e NEIGHBORS
It's nice to h:l\"e good
bors. Who e~ would •'Btf'r
plants while we're away!
keep the man from ~
the cliff on the nt!Xt Sa.ntyana!
Or take us to the station .o ·~
can get to L.A. and spend a nl&ht
the Biltmore 10 we can Ct'-t up
e:nough to catch the airport
UrncM!ne to the DC6B .. oe·re
cofng on! Yep! Took two ..,,_..Ho the-Saftta-Fe.
one for U.t
POlRIERS, CORONA DEL MAR, LEAVE 1 FOR ENGLAND AND CONTINENT '
Mr. and Mrl. Elmer Polrifto of t:@rts that are conducted on the ~===~~;; ~~===: Corona de:l Mar are off on a trip Queen Mary en route to EnglaDd. _.
that took thEm flnt to Syraeu~e, and she hal plaN: for rneetin& .....
N. Y., where Mrs. Poirier hu a many mlllical celebrities in Lon-._ 1 ..._
sister, Mn. Ruth Vincent. 'Then don, Rome and Paris, as well at· ~~-
on to N~ York to cat t h the te nd many of the musical e\'t'llts.
Queen Mary for Southampton. ~ Poiriers will be jo~ in
~eral of the latest New York New York City by Mrs. George
stage hits werr .ICheduled for the A. Tuck, of San Mateo, Calif., and
f£>W days In New York Oty and Mrs. Allen of the same city. Mn .
visits with friends, lncludinc the Tuck is the sist e r of Elmer
Kenneth Morgans, who were In Poirit>r and t.ht'St' four will be t&-
resic:k>nce at Balboa. Uland until g~·ther during their tour under
last year when 1\.lr. Morgan was the management of 8~11
called to NN~ York to head up a Birmingha m, Alabama.
special dt>parlment of the West· I Tht' tour endli in New York on
em Electric Corp. J uly 6 11nd Mr. Poirier will fly
Mrs. Grace Poirie-r, who has bll.ck to California and be home
for many yea111 appeared prof(>!;· a! C01·nna ~I Mar. Mrs. Poir!<>r I
sionally a s a dramatic soprano, will come latrr, stopping to
has ~en reque~>ted t.o be ready to with relatives in Chicago a nd
partake in the informal pop COil· Duluth. ~Unn."'~<ota.
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CIIEDIT -u
Of MIWfOI:I' ....eM, ueUNA IIAOf AND COSI'A ._.
ANNOUNCING
a close-out cf seconds and discontinued stock
The Original African Campaig n Chair
50 only at thio opecial price
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PAGE SIX
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,....,., M., 18, Ita
v ... Aok CJothee
ForK....., Kiolo Harbor Hi Seniors
Honored by BPW'
n..ttnn ...t Sa• •taw
Vioil ... -DloWo Last Seventh Grade
Darice of Year Held Richard Hem \S, ctud rman of
the Orang~ Coati College Vet-
erans Club, announces that the
club is conducting a drive ror
clothea for Ko~an children. '1"he
vetl'ra ns or Kol"t"a have seen the
pltght or t he Korean children a nd
ask your help," he said. Cloth-
ing C'llJl be d,.,.posited in local mar-
ket:.. I
O utstanding members of this
year'=~ graduating cl.a.u a t New-
port Harbor High School w e1-e
fellod last Thursday night by the
Business and Professional Worn--
('n'a club a.nd tre.a~M to an eo:n-
tertaining evening of rn.~~.rion
ettcs by Don a nd Ivy Wilson.
poppeteer¥ ror the Laguna J.koach
Sgt. ahd Mrs. CAne Lay were
In the Harbor are• lut week
viliUna Mrs. Lay's puenta, Mr.
and Mn Stuart Diehl ot Corona
del Mar. Wlth them 'were set.
Mel Mrs. Walter Aerne and baby
son, Dean, who a.liO ia statk)ned
with the Lays in the San Fran-
daco aree. with the Mar ine band.
Swlmminc. IWllling and a wien.rr
bake were part of their ac tivi-
ties.
The yea~r·~ Jut aevrnth era*
dan('(' aponsored by the PTA. •••
held Friday night, May 15, at En·
sign School.
MW Martha Crooka wu the
t('acher tn charge. O then of the
raculty a uending were Roy A.nd·
er'lien. principal; Mila JoAnn
Rt'COrd. BHI lUtter, JamN J'\tz.
gerald and~ Johnson. hrenU
chaperoning were Mr. and Mn.
Cah;n Preston and Mr. and Mrs-.
Ft>Stlval of Arts .
Arter dinnl'r in thE' main room
r
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1
I of the N('wport Harbor Yacht
Club, each or th(' high &ehool Ill seniors present introduced hl'I"&E'II
and told ot her planiJ for next
Last week end Mrs. Diehl and
Mlu Ma ry Wiseman or Corona
del Mar attended a conferen~ of
the American NutriUon Society
.at HOtel Huntington in Pua.dena.
Mia WiEman is ttudying nutri-
tion. ln Puadena they we~
guet~ts at the home of Ju4ge and
Mrs. Har ry Weatowr,
A. D . StW'lt'Yant.
year. Pn-sent were Beck)' Quiroz, Notice To Brides Mad"" FuJbnghJ. ""~" s ueso.
Masters of ceremonies were
Roru'lie Keeler and Bruce Me-
Cum. Kc.tnaes were Viclde
Jamf!S, Suun Slewllrt. Jud,y Stev-
ens, ~ggy Hadfield and Lorn.lnt>
Bates.· The hl»ta were RJdiJI.rd
McDonald. MlkP, Geor&'t', Dennis
Cole, Dick Berrym.1n and Jeff
McNtt!Uedge.
Reaisf:• yo. pa.Hernt
•t Ku-en ~·s
lor the '-~,-~
of your frieab
ko ll\'t,.d dtq.•U.-atloa
crystal, dinneN,.ar<e,
sterling-and stainiHS
l'H'CI fla tware. decorativf'
and giflwan>
We g:ift wn p a nd ship
Barbara Trusty, ShlriE'y Scott,
Mal"ilyn Schlickenmt'yt'r , Arlen('
Hll)""'ard a nd Nornvtn Mayl>e•TY·
Th(' progt-am was int roduced
A~nl's Blomquist.
At a short business
conduc ted by n~w pre!'lick-nl.
dred Chapman. it wa!'l decided
English Tea Helps
Jamboree Fund
ta ble tht' questio n or dues Mot"e tha.n 25 were present Fri·
the next met'ting. FlowE'rs da:r afte rnoon at an English tea
make bt>lie\'E' mar ionettes h('ld at the home of Mrs. Norman
u se d as decora tions ro r ..... _... Nelson ror the benefit or the -~TATION of U.. •---tW. a_. Nh'Mb·-•t befort' Utl.'l da_.... at:..--. dinnt'r. FOLLOl\o'ING ra._._... • ~ J amboree fund of the Woman'a
GUE>S ts a t the nlC.'E'ting included tlos trepllte. dDrtac Ute formal oswaa.c-......,.. ~ ltfore, left to rlrfll, are: "-r Commodo"" Ch•ic U:!ague. The hostels fEdith
Winnen of the dance prizes
were Peggy Hadfield and Donald
Frede-ricksen, Patti Whitefield
and Ray Godwin, Bart.ra Wnth-
erly and J immie Locker. Gall
White and Carl WOOdma~.
The 1wing band Ul'lder the eli·
rection or Norma Pf>r kins played
se\·eral selections.
t hrt'e or the membt>r's daugh-whleb wu a-rt of Ute aaaual -..-. ~1•1" Jim Shl"ppal'd, Mn. loha Hu.-.dall .ad Mr. Pictor Nr laon ) plan.t)ed an Eng-
ten~, Gloria Chapman, S h e rrY ce-rt"moaie. a& tbe Ne..-p&r& Jl&rbor Yadtt. Club IIIU'1tdall, Commodore Walter ••raez -d Mn. lish a tmosphere for her guests MEMORIAl. TRJBUTI!
Gaston a nd Oablle'y Watson, and Wt ,~;f!f'k·t>ad, there wraa l:bDe out. tor ~··ena-~d. (Pito&o by Bl'lekaer.)
1
and asked eACh ,K\Ie'!ilt to bring an Rev. Thomas R. Prndrll, putor
a lso Leona Balchman, Els ie Eg· -----------------:_----------;-------------English posses.<tlop. A din ner of the Chrl<tt Church by the SN, gert, Mari(' "B org m a n. Pat I service pla t~ or Queen Victoria ~ewport, will ptay tribute lo thr
Brewer. Viola Munsey, M:J'"'•'I LL OFFICERS Soa and Wife v--.. I ftftl'll'-..n o· a nd Coronation items from the honored dead on Memorial Day
W itt, Ftorf'm.'f' Tr~tcy, J immie ERE . The Zermaaa of CDM ~UC ISCUsses 1 fi w· monarch!! sincr WE're or spe-s unday wi th UM!' st>rmon, '"111~
P..a(' Moody, ?t.larit' Kay and fo.1Hr-u "{ • p Q ' cia! Interest. Present Tl!n!K' o! God."
gifis from
guerit e Collin!J. FETE MEMBERS Visitor.;; this past week end at OJ ymg • • S I Mrs. A B. Long of Corona dt-11 c-------------,
Harbor BPW was rcprPI!t'n ted the borne-of M.r. and Mrs. A. N. Di:fCUSSion of the possibility of !\tar rPCeived the door prizl' o!
a t the sta le com·pnt ion o r the All fo l"flm l club e\'f'!lta were Zt:'rman, Coro·na del Mar, WE're making a cent ra l pot;:t otric(' for a coronation cup and saucer. ?t.fra.
Karen /V\argresa lmpons national red(>ration of Busii'I(>SS a bandoned last Tilursday a ft er· their son and wife, Mr. a nd Mrs. all or Newpor t Beach ·instead of Fred S. Butte rworth assisted the
a nd Pro!t.'Hional Woml'n's Clubs noon for th.-i'JX'Cia l hail-to-sum-E. Guyer of Arizona . Mr. GuyE'r the !leparat(' po!lit office of Bal· bost('!JJI u we ll &.!1 Mrs. Karl Ax-
by President Chapman. M a z i f:.: m(>r, ra rf'wt'll-for-Uw-club yea r is purchasing agent for the Ken· boa. Balboa b land, Corona del tater and M l"!l. Leon Williams.
Bird. JPan Howe ll. C a r o I)" n r»~rty Kh't'n b)" the officers of th(' ll('(.'Otl CopPt•r Cor poration and !\.'18 1• and Ncwpot·t. was he!d last I ]07 C..d tou~ ..... rd
Coroo,. Oel tr.4•r
HArt--1]7)
Houn: 9:]0 to 5:l0. 0~ Suncl•p
Wl;hc r ~tnd Ht>ll'n SpiE·!I. Tht' Nen1JOrt Beach Ebcll Club for he a.nd his wife wl'rP on their . "'c(>k on w ,•dn,.sday at thl' May Funds for Polio
conv('ntion was hl'ld at the Am· their m;:•mbe1'S. Nea r!)' 200 Wl'rl" way to a company conleref!C(' of mt>eting of th1• Woman's O vic
bassador Ho tel in Los Ange les. prt>sf'llt for t hP colorful. ft>tt' and ttK> executin•s at tht' S tatler U,>at:,'UC at the Rnlboa Bay Club.
GIFTS
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SUGGESTIONS
for the
BRIDE'S NEW HOME
Qt:,,KEJt m~o COLONY I..Ac t; a nd Bates Heir loom
bt'dspreads. Fait hru/ rf'productions or priceiC!!!J nld
orl•.:ina ls in thf' shu·dit·~t or new material'!.
TOI.£ WAI.I. {'LHt'KS, a ha ndsomf• decoration U \WII
ItS uJtcful addition to the homE' ... M('chanh::a lly perf('('!
find ck-!';ignl'd ror provincia l ril'gance.
~iliLISTAN' C1\KJ•t;T!-O. "T hr most bt-itultful fashion.~>
und(>r foot." to give Mr hom(" a long·Wt"Hrin~: beauty
and a scn!<f" n! luxury. Dis t inctive tex tuf'('(i ~urraet-s
~nd d<.'Cp pilr w ith 1l m )'l"iad or patterns from whk h
I n ChOOSt-•.
tit.:II.O TEI...t:\"l!iiUS s•:r 111 a custom dcsignrd L·abi-
nN a uthentically s l)'lcd for gracious lh>im:: . . t>lo·t··
Ironically unsurpassed for prl'('i!lion pt>r formanc,.
Tlf.E I~I .AI'II"lU' .• It-"" . &!bot~ hhtnd • lbrbor I U'l
C010~•11tre-d !;:) f!<Oie<'
y(lllf th•kf 5 le.t . 9<••
~001-lroecbn
lor COfllbl Ol'ld growlh .
buill kJ -Olld -· Sins• 5-a, f -12'. IJ-3.
Col.no MOWN. WHrrf,
ItO, lffGf. MUlTK:OlOI
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JUNIOR
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eaC'h guMt ro:.'CE'ivrd :t lf"i as !!hl" Hotel. Tiw group w ill be In New-Ralph Myet'll, a ttorney from Casual clothes -from pedal
t•ntered thr> Amer i('an L eg io n port toda)' tThur¥da}') for a Corona del -"tor. who had for-pushers to muu-muus-will be In
Hf1 11, whPn· thf' pai"lY was held. spor t fi shin g t rip. merly "·ork>'"d a t the CoraM~ del order at the final meeting of the
C.olorl'ul cott on~ wl•re the cos· ------Mar post offi('(', di~sed the dis-Orange County Kappa Alpha
tume of thl' day, but the gue!lts ad \•a ntages of a cen tral pos t of· Theta Sorority Alumnae Olaptr r wt~re outdont> by ~he hosttM'S!IMI, LeWiS E Sharpe 63 fire in the Ha rbor area and, in to bJ-held 'J\Hosday evening at
who paradN:J Hawaiian gowns and • ' · ' liE'u or a Spo.'aker for thL' c:onm li · t.h(! home of Mrs. Russell Craig
hat hint; suits in a special sum· Succumbs m' CDM dation, also 1!:3 \'e some arguments at 112 DahliR Avt'., In China Cow, mc-1· ""fashion" ~how. Tht' s l)•les m fa\·or of combining t he com-a t Corona d('l 1\.tar.
fl·a tured swim suit fllllhions bt--munity post office into onP. Besi~ being a party in thE' 1800• d Le wiF> Edward S harpE", 63, of cinning 'Ai lh lhf• late s an M r!t. Paul Moore-, presid('nl, rt>· Crail,.~' HawA iian rumpus room, "~ 1 1 t Corona dl'l Mar. a retired l"Xecu-J bo brouJ~:hl them up to t..... a es ported on plans for the am re>e the ••nmt will be a fund-raising · tivP of the Anl(!rican Watl'r "m ink" t rimmed 11U:S!I. thforma.llon Ct>nt rr to be oper-projt'-('t wifh sn Hawaiian aUC"tion
Modf'l!t induded Prt>sident M". Works Company of Michigan, ated jointly by the Woman's Civic plus aUC'IiOnl'<'r. P rOCI"('(b will go
C •• ~ k' dit>d Saturday arter only nine ... _ C •-J •1 Byron Wt'lls. Mt'll. . ;.,, .....:a ms, Ll'ag uc a.nd t.w .orona _. •• ar to I he-T h(>ta"s local philant hropic d .,_ ,.• B mo nths in lht> Harbor area. He "-·~---'·· . :\h-s. Clarence Dod . ~>u:o. "· · Busiflf'U and Ci .. ic ~tlOUll. pm~t. help t he Orange County
Trill. M111 M. L. Rabbitt. Mrg. li\-ed a t 707 Poppy A\'f', He was Books donatl'ri by the Brookin gs Polio Fund with the purchase of
Amelia Ca mhi{'. M l"!l. No r m an b(.rn in Michigan. Survivors In· VariE'ty S ton• to Hoag Hosplla l a nt'€'ded humidifie r. Mrs. John
0 Bo M d ude hl<~ widow . Angl'netle. two , ~ Wtt tSOn. Ml'l!. II. . y\'ey. rs. through th~ ....-ague Wt"re ftC• Blf.k(>r , HArbor ~M. I~ lllkin~t J. W. CAmmack. ~lrs. Nicholas S.)n~ in the Sl'n ke, Lt. Nelson knowledged by the H011g :\1emo-rt>!Jt'J"\•s tions.
8 1"(>ttner , Mn1. Paul Rog('rs and Sharpe, USMC, and Lt. Bruce rial Ha&pi tal Aux.ilia ry.
•J h · g.............. USN. Funeral serviCE'S I -·• · Mn . J ohn Linson. j \. so avmg a ,..., ,.... New members we ro ..... ,. m to Ja.me. ADCienoa Dies ha nd in the a fl('rnoon '!l (>nter taln-we re hr ld Monda)' a t Baltz Mor-the Lea gue Yle're Mrs. Geor&:e
ment. which included 11 hula, we re tuary, 'Ai th Rf.\·. Paul Rabbitt Hooper, Mrs_ Delight Jaax. Mrs.
MN . Rw.st•ll Craig. Mn. Gordon officiating. Mattie B. L..a.cy, Mrs. Ruth Max-
Hudson, M rs. S. A. Cort, Mrs. J. wP.II, Mrs. R. E Moody, Mrs.
W Thornton. Mrs. Frank LinnE'Il, G dua CJass John N~lf. M rs. Fred Sorenson, Mr!~.. Ba~ll Peterson. MN . l...et' f8 ting Mn . Fabian S tolarorr and Mrs.
Barne~ and Mt·s. BeM McBride, Robert Kimball.
St-n:ices we re held Tuf>sday Cor
James Strwart Anderson, 79, of
5!0 Marfjfuerltt> A~te., Corona dtl
Ma.r, who died SWlday. A native
of Pai.!ll'y, ScotlAnd, he had Jived
here lor fivt> )'t'an. H(' is s ur-
Graduation Time
IS ALMOST HERE!
Reme-mber the girl graduate
with a gift rrom Pr tite Ville
• rr .. tty •ylon ~
e A eom.,.et tttat. loelu
Ukeo a poctu-t watda
• s~-r ~lr)'
M-
e A ,ut erdf'r -Ulat
Ma7 make 11...-ow. ........
Petite
Ville
-
a<COmpaniM. Honored by PTA TablM W('l"r> "")" with l-la waiian
a ppointmtonls a nd the ~t a~otP Will
bttnkt'd with trailin).; \·inrs. bou·
~ai navillaea . hlbiscu.o; a nd other
na tivt' f!OW('I'"&. Rridge and can·
asta followt>d the program. S pc-
cin l prizt'!l Wt'r<' won by Mrs.
Clayton Thompson. M l"!l. Lona
Griffin. Mrs. J . E. S~ley. Mrs.
J oh n Mf"a dor, M T"ll. V . A. Ar·
buckl£'. 1\.[rs. Slt'rling Paris. M n .
Ed Rogers, M rs. Cli nton Rygel,
M rs. Marlon Dodd and Mrs. Lew
Irene Timmings
Named President
\'lved by hb wife, Mary, and a !..:============: son, William. also of Corona del r
1\faJ". SeJ"\•lces wPrc at Baltz
MoriUar)'.
Wallace.
Party Benefit For
Blind Children
Blind babies br-nefitted May 15
whl'n Delta Gamma Al umnae of
Oranf<:'~ County held their annual
benefit party. Addt'd to the cus-
tomary fuhion Mhow a nd lun~h
eon, the mem ber or the sorority
alAo pl'l'Sente-d a fair to p~
thL' e vent a t thf" N('wport Harbor
Yacht Club. Sp rint fashlof\B"fl)r
girll! or a ll ages werE' presented
by She S hop or Balboa and Mlas
Mutrl!'t t Shop for children.
General ~hairmiln for the E"\-ent
wu Mr!';. Robert Barnes of Bay
S hores,· usisted by Mrs. E. 0 .
Williams of Balboa · hland. Mrs.
Harold Hlu"\·ry of Balboa la'-nd.
Mrs. Walter Spieer of Harbor la-
land. Mrs. Charles Vandrrvort of
Beaco n Bay, Mrs Bf'rnard Dr
Sousa of Bay S hOres, Mn. James
Ray of Corona del Mar and Mn.
Frank Ever-ett or Baltx:. Island
Includrd amona: the m od e I 1
from the sorority were Mrs. ~
ert HHt of Orange, who wu for-
merly from Balboa bland. Mn.
Cha"rlf!l Eaton of Corona del Mar,
Mn. Georce Boeck Jr. of Colta
Mea and Mn. · 0oua1u Buell of
Balboa. 1be only Sout.Mm cau.
fornia nunery Khool foT blind
dllldftn -ts -the 1'-'fdpirnt Of the
~ fi'Oft'l the bmeflt.
p &&'I'Y A 'I' COlTlf'ftY CLUB
'
Costa Mesa Main School's grad-
uating clas.11 was honored at f.h('
l\fay meeting of the-PTA and
speciAl ('ntf'rtainmen! Wu pro-
\"idN:J by Bob Skiles' Orchestra. Mrs. In•ne Trimmings. pest pt"ett-
ident and curn •nt secretary of Further .graduating activi li~ will
the local Auxiliary or Coastline be tonight \Thursday I when VFW Post 3.')36, 'A'llS E'i«lcd pN'S-
eighrh grade dance will bE' held !dent or Second District for the
in the carE'Iorium of the E:""'""'i ('nsuing year.
Rea School: the Eighth Costa Mesa also wall honort'CI
play on Junr: 4 a nd 5 ; play on with citations for oula:tanding
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!'40S~ \"IS lT TOGt::RSOS~
Two sona: of Cap't.-·l'uid Mn1.
Fred Togerson haw• returned to
lht'lr sta tio ns after a thrTe-week
\isit with the.ir parents a t 127
2bt S t., Costa Mesa. Lt. Col.
Robert F'. Togerson and family
returned to Camp Polk. La .. and
T /SKt. David Togerson is now at
the Brookley Air Base at Mobile,
Ala.
PAINTING is FUN
KATSIK RE..'n'S
TO THE BUILDU
.-\SO HOIII! P.I.IKTU
..... , ...... 8 ......... £.*'"-'-.........
Drop eeoca. s.nr ~ .......... fll'.
\'llt.ratt.c' -· 7 • ,...__ , ....... _,......
httr _,., '"'-.
JunE' II wi th the picnic and film service in hospll'al w~rk undcT
in the morning followt.'d by lunch· Mrs. Jo Togerson, n!habiJitatlon
eon and graduation a t 4 p.m. work with Mrs. Elsir Hrrmana-
Newly-electl!d pre~~ldent, Mrs. as chairman. and SON \'UU1'8 8CO'ITS
Ellis Portrr. pr~nted a plan fOT N'rviC'f' with Mrs. Alice FRANK KATNIK
·~ Th b S t I s•-·" t Mr. a nd Mn. Raymond Scott, a • om urn Y e ,...,_ o u chairman. Westminster PAJNTL'I'O OOlf'nAC'I'Oa
IMI "--* ,_,. .. NetrJt. lll!lt, •r-1M PTA group to rai~ monry Post a nd Auxiliary were hotta to l33 Bay St., Costa MCU~. "Wm-e
for tM dental clinic. If accept-the Sreond District rneetin&: whm j......,~~t~ly~~'"~'P~rised~· ~~b~y~an~iun~u:·~~-:JI<~•:·~o~h~.,t~ .. ~~ w§h~ .. =-~"J bl II A I .--te-d visit rrom thrir aon, • "--a e to a PT aeetions t will the eh-cUon took pia~. Also at-...--~· well aa ..,. ••• a t11 Ia
be held In conJunction with the t('nding from the Ha.rbor were R. Scott, who Lt stationed at Cor-a& ,.._. • »••L
eichth grade drama section play, Y\•onne Scott, Pearl Brown, l.A!la pus Christi with the U.S, Navy.
Also at the ~tina the flaa: U.• Lane and Mlly Buckland.
Jut(' was I~ by Mary Haydm and At the ~r F,~':'r •• ::;~~~~ Ronnie Throneon. Principal Cor-Evf' McCormack was
don lmlf'r and Mn. as in cha~ ot the Buddy Poppy
_Beecher Jr. were appolnt@d to sales. f».IL"gaff'!; and allnnat~
serY!' on t.he ComrnwUty OIHt ror I:Jrepartm£>nl Encamprru.•n l to
committ£>~ and rerre~hmenta were be held at Oakland in June Wl.'l'e
servf!d by Mrs. Malcolm Retd, Alice O.ggett, Lt-11\ Lane, Pf'arl
Mn. F1oyd Hubbard, Mrs. Roy Brown. Mt>ttt Dbw~hart and Eul11.
Cozad, Mn. William Wright, Patterson. Yvonne Scott. May
Mrs. Woodro'N Coos1ft a nd Mn .. Buckland a nd Angela PesanU
Harold Elmer. Ice Cftam t.n alternatH . New rnrmben In the
'M!re rurniahcd to !!ighth rndtn. Auxiliary lire Mrs'. ~Jd To«-
~rson and Mn. Thelma Y~w. Re-"
John Harold Jones
Of Costa Mesi Diti""
Re''· J oseph McShane Of the
Colta Meaa CommWiity Method-
Ist Church of Costa Mea om.
dated at the fUI'Ietlll a:ervicft
John U.rold Jones, 52, of
Maa:nolill St., Colla Mfta, on
~ at Gnuel Mort-'"Y.
A native ol lnda.no&a, 1owa,
Mr. Jone. died S.turday alter • ~ i1lnNs. He wu a fttired
t!ai'Jil'li-ur--ind had. llwd in Cotta
')resa ~ 1915, He belonpd to
.... .--. Loolao> ..... Cl5 "' C..ta ... imd ., et 8.
Sum .... -hlo .._,._ ..... lila
Alban. """ -. Jorco .,_
ler, • 110ft. ~
lfn. leo Clotlr. aD ol
•
frethmenb w('re set"Wd at the re--
cent me-eting by Dolores Morrison
and Hc-stt'r ,.,111""1"'-
5ha wa HeW a. Lido
F• r.wta..t.S.
Mr. and Mn. Robert 'l"rembltty
and Mr. and Mn . Elered. RemeUn,
ot l.Jdo tale held • ahower """
cent1y •t the Rcmelin home for
parent~t4>tte. Mr. and Mn. Ar-
thw Raume ol UdD. A coddaU
party and ~ feted the
ond cunta with hum"-~-=~;u tnJm .u tboee ~t,
Mr. aodl Mrs. Howard BrJan,
aacLMn. .Diek Maebr. -Mr. _-·-n
llbo. E. c. -· .... """ J--Mn. J-~ U. ~ ••~twfl
twn Ya -•a. c::..AG.
•
Balboa Island's
HOSTESS
HOUSE
Re-9pens lbuis., May 28
W;th Ita R.,.-ble
FINE FOOD
, .
E..i07 ow ............. 'L II F. TIM
[); .,.. ... iTt l Ia 'n • •
......... ms1 "a•for_.... Han n.._lllb ea.
•
., ..... "'~ _..,...._
pp I ....
•
..... ,.,., ... lltliU
loapiratioa Poilt
Plio Is 'Poga.le'
~ State Dlvlaion ol 8MchN
and Parka lalormed Newport Clty
Council Monday evenln& that It
is pouible to ~re IMplr'ation
Point on the Corona del Mar bluff
as a publlc ,.rtc undB' the match-
Ing land procram
• ... ......
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED JUST
••• ' 5
;r .. ~!·~"'~·~======-~~~~·~~c~•!l~rn~s~-~====: I IMAGINE •..• ;;.!,..;;;.,;;.;.;;.; _________ , s •*• ........ 2'4 ....... ...,..,_.. floor, (Of"CCN air
STEINWAY Grand. Uke new. H.UOIONDI Splnl\'1. and OMWd 1 t..t, • 'a ' ' and prbqe .._I Walled 7Vd and
Wonderful tone Baldwin Grand. Orpna. Come in and play lprtnlder .,.-.
KJrnba) Grand. Abo Knabe, thiNe wonderful !Mt.rualltnta. AJ1 thl;ll pd OC'MD ~:
Peue Wqnrr, Fischer, Muon Private free pnctke room&. For only a1.500
A Hamlin, l;laddorfr. BMr Bro&. Sound proo('. D • n z-Sc:hnddt Eu;y terma.
Pric:a atart at $e. Temw. Santa a;.
Some cannot be told from new. TRADE IN your okl piano on new
Danz-Se.hmidt Bi& Plano' Store, SplMt Grand. or t~
520 N. Main. Cor'Mr 6th, Hiahest caah allowance. Danz.-
Santa Ana. Schmidt, Santa Ana.
SPINET PIANO BARGAINS. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUAl'ES
Floor aamples, returnecl ren.tab, dtaire Eternamatic self·wind-
~. ete. Small alJe u in&. ba.ll-,llet.ring aetion watch-
low u $381, '11 per mo. Danz-en. See them at Ray FleW..
PRICE T. MeCUISTION
501 Oout Bh-d.
REALTOR
o:-m.a del Mar
P.MZWVS£
Choke ...........,._ a.. -. a. ._...._ ......_ a· • •
un1ta-4 ~ ........... wltb ........ trMcaa-, .....
for ad!Mtioaal ..-ca. Jw aD ,....
QUICK .ACl'JON FOil SUJOID IIENT.ll.&
Pri~Tftm&.
BALBOA REALTY 00.
700 £. BALBOA BLVD. (opp. ~ a-k _, A&) ........., •
ROSS GRE" .rr
JOSEPHINE WEBB JACK PINJQI.AM
........ ol MUltiple Uotlac
E. E. Powti1. iand plannine and
acquialtion saprrvllor, wrote that
appra ... l indlcatet a value ot
$62.500 ror the four ~q betWMn
NarciUUI and ()rdU4. If this eaa
be ~ for $35,000, u of-
fered b)' the CJ~WMr, Charles C.
A~. the amount lhua •wei.
$".!7,500, can be used u part ot
the city'• share or matchln1
va :ue, and only $3,750 more In
matchlnc val~ woukl be re-
quired.
Scbmkk EUc Pbmo s~. lOO~~~V~Inoe~~n~t·~,~~~~DT~ugo~.~H~A~OOCO~~·~---~----------------------------------------_cc__
::--. &nt:s:'A~· Ma.ln Comer IIAHICURING ..,. 11e11!a. Call
HARBOR l.SLA."'D
Mr . Powell a dded. however.
that the state eannot act until
appraisal hU b!ft1 made by thrH
tnde~ndent apprat.rrs, wtUeh
cannot be done until the belin-
nlng or the ne-xt riscal year.
year, July l .
Tree Cutting Case
Finally Settled
• Tn.· case of t~ on Seaview
apparently has been Aettle4 at
l&sl as Newport City Council
voted Monday evenlnL;" to grant
lhf! request or Mr. a nl1 .Mrs. Roy
Hallbetll:. 1102 Sf!aview A \'e., Co-
rona del Mar, ror a curb break
and rt>moval of the l~.
'fhrs was the ~ of the run-
around given to t~ Hallbergs in
Ci t y Hall when they sought to
rrmove the trt"e til ma~ room
for n garagf!. Mr. H~tllberg aa.ld
th4'y t~ht they had he-en given
permi&~ion. and ~ to br-
~o.rin cutting down the t1-ee. They
W"'t'f' then informed they must
~et formal Council A.ppro\·al.
Council a:ave the okay for curb
hreak on Seaview Ave. and for
removi ng the tree. on condition
that another tree be planted
ne;c-by. Only obje-ction this time
eame from C..oundlma.n Les Is-
bell. who ~~Bid he couldn't M.!l'
"why we should let these people
. ;o Rhead on their own to chop
a t ~ down without being pun-
u•twd '"
City Council also:
e AVI"llrded the contract for
rcrno\al of weeds on vacant iots
in Shore Cliffs, Corona Highlands,
Corona del Mar n.nd Newport
ficigh ts to tM M. J.:. Horst Co.
on tht-low birt nf $4.915.75.
e Awarded the contract fOr
pa\1ng .nd se~o~~o-ers in the aUey at
Sa.nUI Ana Ave. and CUff Dr ..
Nf'wpon Heights, to the Stanfield
Co. of ·Pomona ,.., 1toe low bid
of $4,757.
e Granted a lica.•fi M-t:> the
Woman'1 Civic U>a~ and the
HA.-21l171or--SPINET, mhTor .type. Styled In IM'IIt. Dee'1 Beautt 8aJoa.
bftuWul Kaple finlah with ALMOST NEW APPAREL for
bmch. Special R67. Terma. women.. Studio styln. Goldtn-
Danz-Sc:hrNdt Sic Plano Store. rod at Coast Blvd., CDM.
520 No. Main• Cor. 6th, Santa ..... ._...._ w-;..t
'Sl FORD Console, 4,100 mi.
Stored sftx:to ~-8. $1,345; BE BABY SITI1NG, ironing and aew-
6716 M-K aftn six. 334 E . Del ing. Mrs. Mabel Whitman,
Mar. O.ta MKa. 5071,; Heliotrope, CDM.
HA-1197-R ' ·4S MERCURY, +dr. aedan, exclt. EXPERIENCED GARDENER in A: out, ~-334 E. Del Mar,
Costa Meta; BE 6716 M-K aftrr monthly or weekly rates. Also
I cleanup. Free estimate.
ll x. HA-0839-WK.
19M PLYMOtrrH COiwertible.l -uwrimLL"'oo""~ .. ~.~,~.~.~il~t~ln~r~.•M~a~t~...-.=.
only S1J85,, all extru. See II. exp. Will consider care of t
compare It, ortg. owner. 60.1 child bY the week. HA 3870-J or
Cout Blvd. CON. HA 2S79. HA 0281-J.
'39 CHEV. sedan.
new tires, $325.
CDM. HA 162-J.
good paint.
500 Poppy,
CHEST TYPE Philco home freez
er. 5-eu. ft. kitchen type, $125.
HA·2368-J
Swwic:w
PAINTING
Earl Sheflin
m Pa.trnrr st. -eo.ta are.
BEacon 5<5'1·11
Painting --Decorating
• Color eo..u.ltant •
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Ucensed Contnc:!tor
511 30th S t., Newport Beach
Phom> HArbor 2418-W. orn-w
H. H. HOLBROOK
Dependable Plumbing
A """":...":.'".!. -
P'bi:JM HArbor 1418-W
1IOt Balboa Blvd. Ncwpol't 8Mdt
WANT ~)'pin& in my home. Vf!Q reuonable. ean HA 39QO..J.
$5.00 PER MO. rents a good pn.c-·
tice piano. l...t't the kiddies
learn. All term rent allowed
on purchase. J:)a.m-Sctunidt.
520 N. Main, Santa Ana.
JAMES C. HOWARD
REALTOR
Cf'l:-ona de!l Mar rhtc and Buai·l-,;;.,="":-:::::;-;;-;::::-::-;o<-;;;;;;;;;;; rw •s Associations to operate an Cl.()SED until June lfl. Amanda ckHI't lr-t to l~~ek la N'al Mta ..
era-~ .,..ploy a re.lt.r
•1Ua ~ .... aMBty ... ~
otalln. for lst'"l(ritJ. For liar·
llor are. Vy-
1:1fnrmatinn ttnter at HOt Coo!lt Uoyd. Physical Therapy. Mas·
gJvd, at Dahlia AH•., and sell sage. 1021 Coast Blvd., Port
so•1venlrs during thf' Scout Jam-Ttw.atn> Bldg., COM.
hort'f'.
e Upheld the Plamllng Com-
missoon rtenial ot P. A. Palmer's
r,.que11t for rezoning lot m and
part of 978 on Udo Isle. at VIa
t":holi and Via I .I do Soud.
· e Awarded the contract for
providin& 176 doubl~headed. dual
paridng meten to Pacific Union
lloatL MariDe Suppliea
Fiberglass Materials
Wb='·n• aad W
Hu.ll rn ...... It Jleck Cotatll
Pacific Fiberglass, Inc.
1570 N ....... BMI., Ooo1a -
N.B.C. REALTY CO. , • ...,. c. • • .,...,.._
fllad,-. I'Jrod.
Ma-ry I . Sa.edey
Sill ~--pori~·
~--port 88c'JII
~tal Co. on I.U bid of $16,544,~j~~~~~~~~~~~==l whkh wu almo5c $500 abow the r----. & .. .. ill
other hid. hut he ld to be mDn! Ileal ~aM' ----------------------
eronomiCBI b·~lL~ of the advan-
taar cl inter('hanJ~:InK parts with
preRnt rneten. ----
1 1\'EED a J..bedJ.· .. ~ ~1h houSe.
HavP you ow · for A~t k•'!" Call
HA 3779-J.
FURNISHED 2-bdr. home w.ill
C•r· itt A.J't tc At ft!W' for thrPt• month.• ur
A I • ...,.._ ......, kJager starting Junt' 1: 708
A\-ocado, COM..
MorP than 200 young dancen I -o5iu"MMER~.,;;"-illENTii'i:i'i:'A&"L>'iJ..,.;;;;;;-;,;;,-;,;;;o
of the H&.rbor·Mesa area drew a &opt. l . 3-bedr. c . M. house.
capadty audie:nce for their "fte-. auto. dish..uher and waahing ~ in Rhythm" dance-rft~W mach. 5150 mo. BE 5830-J.
Saturday e"-ening at Newport I,FU;;T,RN""~· ~Bii!;A7Cl~-IE~LOiL;~R["A~Pf'f". ~wiWiitChh
Harbor Hfah. Tttis wu the annu.l redtal 1)\'t. entrance. Suitabk> for
gi\"e:n by stullenta al Dorothy Jo rouplt'. zn lArkspur. COM.
Danct" Studio in ConJha del Mar.
Among the young artllta wbo ap-
pearN In .aJo or .predalty num-
bton were Uncia Round. Gale Eb-
btorta, Pliula and I...fth. Ropn,
Jud,y Walln, M.arlnli Dorey. Kath-
ill and Tamla Hope, DulielR ud
rnedre Com, Guy Handova and
Patricia Rieland.
Hall> w-w~
COUNTER GIRLS for week-end!!
and summer Edgewater Cafe on
the beach. COM.
See
TOM PAYNE
t•or ExccUent $wnmel" Rentals
Ocean View Honll!S
TOM PAYNE
Realtor
ER.o"''IE SMITH. Assoc ..
310 Coast Hh~'111y. Corona del Mar
l:.tp~ ........... l
a JII'V"ft--ol ......... ....
fGr all ..u rii -"" I U• tblrn! ~ HArbor w~
Holiday Special!
WHO PAYS WHOM
FOR WHAT?
FOR 'nUS WEEKEND ONLY
'51 FORD V8 O.tom 4 ·Dr.-.._ R It H.
Fw*-tk _ .. ___.. ..
'47 PACKAJID a_.
R ----· ... 1-.olri·
DON'T nwzr ... 10 rn. I-.-------... ---_,
Tlrlellllllftl••*' mu&n.DN*J"
SMO...-..r.NiuiWlatl.
7 r•_.,.
liD -you ClUJ aet tho~ otlili broltBs rar
........ ol -lln't It )Ill <lOIIIION SENSE to
.... illllw• pol "MULTIPLE IJST[NG!"
Late model home on the ahrlta'ed F..Mt S.y Front ... juat
a dwwt distance from the Harbor Entr'111.Do! and the Balboa
Yacht Club. Wide, &andy beach and a Pier and Fldat, wt(ich
wtll accommodate lar&er bmL $20,000 WilL HANDLE.
STANLEY HADRBD. Realtor
• NONA HYER and CURT OOSH. Asexfates
216 Marine Ave-., Balboa laland Harbor 20
Multiple U.ting Realtor
BILL'S BEST BUYS
"1'0P 0' TilE LIST "
REAl.J..Y-Brand ,_ Duplex, 2 Bedrooms each .!iide.
has 59.000 loan no"'' payable approximately $78 peor
month. U ve in one side and lel rental pay the pay-
ments. $3.600 DOWN
~ruL TIPLE lJ.'IllT S ITE
100x150-ff. Just East of !'llewport Blvd. Build 5 Units.
You can buy this for O~'LY S800 down and 126 pe-r
month. 53.400 flJLL PRICE
OON'T WAIT lu"'Y W.."lG.ER .. ,..--·· 3-Bcdroom Stucco Home "'i1h Vil'w. brand nt"W, formJC..'1l
sink. ga rbagf'" disposal fit'f'plao·. dining and breakfast
1u-eas. hardwood noonr. llt'rviee porch. lovely floor plan,
double ga rag(•, close to Markets. $13.500
full prict' V~i th $3,.";00 down and QUICK POSSESSIO~.
RACK SAY VIEW
Rambllntc Rancho-type home. !!hake roof This lovely
home has 3 distincth·e BedroorN, wah ~ Baths, large
fireplace. larg.> patio. jll.'l.t EVERY"nllNG TO MAKE
LIFE MORE ENJOYABLE. Full priN ONLY $..77,500
ON 1~-ACR..E
lmprnved "'ith 2-Bedroorn Stuc..'CO and Ftamf" Houso_•
C1ose to N-·port Blvd OUt-of-town · 0\o\'Tier MUST
CASH OUT. Makt• offer ASKING S5.5ro
Sl ~'lOO DOWN
3-Bedroom Home-. well located. G.l. Resa.lt> "'i lh 548
monthly payment.-. . .J', intt're-s t-n.;u.. PRICE 110.500
ACRE
IJ2x3JO-ft .• Acre. Wo>:<t .,.;do>
sell 1i-Acre at
~.100 nr "'1 11 divide a.nd
HALF PRICE
HARBOR BOULEVARD LOT
Lot n~xt door tn Stahr's :O.f.a rkt'l .. -\cthil) all around
this location. On ly $-1.500 rt:U. PRIC&-TER.'I.:5
BARGAIN BUY ~
3-Bedroom. 2 yea rs old. Owner says. '"SeU :" &.h12U-Coor
lawn. flowt>rs and shrub!! 1111 in and doin~ we ll. Country
Club area. 111.500-$2.000 DO~
We're u cloK: as your telephone
BEACON 7070
"YOU'LL LIKE OUR FRIENDLY SERVICE'"
W. A. TOBIAS
Kultiple Usting Realtor
FRANK sout..E, SalH Mana.~r
393 E. SEVENTEEN"nt STREET COSTA MESA
DUPLEX
SAN CLEMENTE
'h."O de lu.v, Ofti!'-Mdroom.
fully furnished a~rtmenta. Gorboae ... ,...,.. ... _
flocn. h!.·o praJ:t"l; 4 )'M1'S
Old. F.qua.l ..-alldna dis~ to
shopplnc and bnch. Taxes ap...
prox. $190 a )'Mr. Rent $100
I!!Kh per month. One now avail-
able for owner. PRJa: ONLY $15.900
A. S.ndy Steiner
• ttn-e >"OU 1'7'0 _. a .... JMIT
'hlo -·----r.arer. )..... I ,_.. .....,.
~ w-.... on F"'ll
OoiJ s,.,. ... nru. l'tUa p ,fi!J:)
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HOME! 4 BEDROOMS.
1•• BATHS.
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featuru: Sun Room. Din-
inC Room. hardwood noon.
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and bNutifully ..,._.ped.
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&th home with every concei\'&blc extra. l..arp. e~
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it's worth every dollar. Shown by appointmern to qtalif'led
buy t'f'S •
ROY GREENLEAF, Jr.llld Associates
BUfi.DER REALTOR
311:.! N-:pon Bh'd., :o-l-·pon HA 255.2-Ew a.. HA 3742
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BALBOA
THE PERFECT BEACH COTI AGE
Clll!Ot' to thl> Bay-nee.r the Library.
:! St'drooms. Patio, Double a.rage.
Complrlt>l) turmJ~hed-$11.000
BAY AND BEACH REALlY
1450 w_ Ba.lboa Blvd Ne.port BHdt
HArbor 1264
)fo>mbo•r of Multlplt" Usting
I .BLOCK FROM OCEAN FRONT
Built like a Cadi! (a(" ~ nn lot~ of f":rtru 2-bt:droom
honw-~o~~oi th block•-d-wall pa un and a 5-foot redwood fe-nced
)'11.rd for prin aC) A!urrunum ca.nop) and wmdaw.· shades
lnsi<k c:.-.rnplett"l) furnl$h{'d with waU-to-waU carpe'
:"olhtn~ mL,.s1m.: al1\lllo'"dia tto pos:session
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l..arl2 ta~o~~o'n. beautiful ro$1' bushes, a nd various t~ a.ll makl'
this yard one of flw most beautifully landsca.P"d !pOts in
Corona del Mar
fTS BUI>f.ET PRICE IS US l.Y
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I
615 Coast Blvd Corona de£ Mar
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PAGE ElGIIT •
EDITED BY WAU.Y TAFT
L ID.O • . . '
RITA BArwoaTH
STEt\'A&T GaANOEK
"SALLME"
la~or
Tars Defeated, 7-4,
By Champ Indians
1be Newport Harbor
travelled to Fullerton y,;.;,.,...,. ••
afternoon lll.lt -.-eek and lost,
to the new Sunst"t League Cham-
pion rune, who have only been
b£'at€"n once this year.
Coach Net>me used all his fresh-
man, sophomore and junior mem-
bers of t.M tt"am from ·~;:.,~:r;;: ninning on a nd the u
~n~~on~nminthe
ning and thl'f!(! rmiS in the
T ht> Tars knoc'ked s tarting
er Earl Gibson out of the
the 7th inning with a 3-run
LE-dbetter, star shortstop for
Fullerton Indians, hit safely to
run up a record of 17, straight
gam('S. ~-
'J'hc:> Tars finished their season
of league play "i th 2
AT HAaiiOR IDOWS 0.\...._
"fle'-1 for ~... root...._. pl"'le-
tke IU1e t""'uiiM.t:k Bolio lllbot--.
QB Larry Cbapmaa. CP~~Irr Kt"ll
~ll. tUU~k Doy !l.ar1bwz
a.IMI o--111 AI lnda.
agalnst 8 --k~MH:;--With M h IJo
ropbomo..es and junio... ere ants w a p
~·ear's team. Cooch Emil ;;,-:;;;;;I
is looking forward to a Sf Mary's 17 14 ond moce oxperionced tPam • "
1954. C011ta l\l r,;a Merchants playrd
Jim Re\"eia pitchro the ho.>t to thl' !'-'t. Ma ry's Ni(l(> of
plete 7 innings for the Newport Los Angt>IPS Sunday arlt>rnoon
nine, aUowing 6 hits, and Dkk a nd dow ned the visitors. 17-14.
Mirko\'lch caught. Tlw :\f('rchants haw now com-
t.:::::::::::=========~ I pi It'd -1 "ins ac:ainst a singiP loss r --------------,,! to t tk• strom::-Los AJamitos Nine.
Mesa~ (-.,,
"MA AND PA KElTLE
ON VACATION"' _.,._
AI"DIE Ml'Jtl"ll\'
••COLUMN SOUTH""
Tecohnlrl.llor
!'TARTS S L"S".-7 DAl'S
ORT_0fr.,..n" ........ . . . . ~
l t'Jt" --·~: ,,.4, ..... ,_ .. (}_, ~~.·
NOW ~HOWL~G
Thru TuNday, ·.r~ !
iJI TH"h.n.lcolor
'·YOUNG BE.SS''
~l:t-'1\"a rt OF:U~Cer. J-•
SlmmOIU., Deboralll Kerr,
Cllartes Laakll&.oa .. ~
"TH£ RIC FRAME"
wit.b IIA&K STE\'E..~S
a.ad. 1&\...'i" KL''T
Slarta W~y •• haDe S
"TilE P&OMOTF.&''
-.. ...
Gnry Ford. catcht'r for the
:\1\'rchants. wil'ld<'d the heavy
hickory for 2 circuit d outs. w ith
\\'all~ Wl'!brack ami 1)(•\\'1')" And-
t'rson nl~:u J::f'lt.ing homers. Th<.'
Costtt )J~sn !'If\(' was a much
improv«i club wi th the aid of
Ted Hcrf'{'ra. Glcrm l .ukcnbill,
Don Willisms, Don Carter. Morri-
son and Ed Hcrr('ra from the Or-
fUl~f' Coast Collt>g(' h'am.
The Mf'rchants s tartt>d off v.i th
7 rum on 5 hits in t he first in-
ning, J runs on 3 hits in the scc-
r.nd innin~. 4 runs on 5 hits in
the-fourth. A run in the 5 th anc'!
~ in lht> 6th wound up th(.• scor-
i n~ for lh<' Me rchant_s. S t. Mai-y's
big inning WBS the ('ighth. wh<'n
tht'y sroiT"d 7 runs.
Bobby Wf'tul, siBr second
baseman for the l'i~wport TarA
team this )'l'ar . relie,·ed Don Wil-
liams in ttw 5th inning and hit a
sin~l<' and a doublt> for his only
two trips tO the plate. The mound
duties for the home tc~ were
Wvided btotween Ted HerTt'ra,
R.a:: Ramariz and playing
a ;;t•r Eddie Bnlwn. Gary
a nd Ed.Hf'rN'ra div;ded the "''Ck·l
!'-lt•P duti~ for the local nine.
Spring Football
At Harbor High
Under the tutt-lage of
football roach AI Edwin And 96-
sistllnts Jules Gage and John
McGowa n, the 1\"e\.lo'J)Ort Tars
football tt>am hi beginning to
shnpe up fm· t hl' nPxt rooth:tll
t;o•ason.
Coach E:nt.'in is in clmrge of the
backfield and is putting the scor·
in~ end of the to.•<&m In brit>f
workouts to, fi nd the ~~
in~. hlocking and running
for nt'XI year's tt>3 m . Thr
field. at the pr('!K'nt time,
to bt' a li ttle wt>a k. Coacl,••l
Gage and McGc:n..,<tn art'
mut>h plt>:ts('d with mat~rlal
haw• for ll('Xt )('ar"s tl'!ltm. The
tackles fot· the Tiit"S S{'('m to bt'
til(' strong posit ions of nC'Xt
p •ar's lt>am. ---
SWINGIN'
delle•llh•
The Irvine Oout Country
Oub't aixth hole will be a par 3
measurin& 184 )'llrdL Thia hole
wiiJ caD for a varied etledion ot
dubl: many cotten wiiJ u. a
lone Iron If they are a lonl" hlt-
te-: a woodm chtb will be ..-eel
by many of the aborter hUlen.
A ho~ of 1&1 yardl 1a bound to
cf\'e a ll . the golfen plenty of
trouble and there will probably
be O'W)re 4's than 3's made on
this difficult hole.
0 0 0
Alyce HaU of t.he Santa Ana
Country-Club scored a hole in
one Friday on the 100-yard lOth
hole with a 4 wood. ln ~he four-
some were Dorothy Woods, Elsie
Bakre and Anne Capcra.
0 0 0
Julius Bor'OI, National. Open
Champion, fired a 2 undrr par
70 al the Oakmount Country
Club Saturday for hl..s National
Golf Day round. 0\'er 100.000
golfers throughout the nation
rompeted •galnst Borot~ at their
home clubs. or the 12 t-ntrants a t the Santa
Ana Country Club only 6 mem-
bers were able to bel ter Boros'
sub-par round. They were Mrs.
Lois Ed('s with a 65, AI Hall. 68:
Dick Chene)'~ 68; CharUt' Brisco,
69: Lawren<:e Bemis, 69, and Bob
Miller, 69.
Laguna ~ach Country Oub,
l•9•l Notice
SOTICE OF
A\\'ARU OF ClONTRACT
Pursuant to stutute herein
mentioned and RC'Solulion of
Award of Cont ract No. 4085 of
th{' City Council of tht> Cit)' or
Newport Beach. Callfprn..ia, adopt-
ed on Uw 25th day o"'r May, 1953;
directing this notice:
NOTICE IS li.EREBY GIVEN,
that t he said City Cowtcil in open
session on the 25th day of May,
1953, publicly optmrt.l, examined
and declaN'd aJI sealed proposals
or bids offered for doin& the
lowing work, to wlt :
The grading, p:l.ving with plant
mixf'd surfacing, cc;.nstruction of
\'ilrified clay pir.e and v.'elded
s1~1 pipe, mnit:u y sev.-er and
appurtenant work In connection
tht-rewith, in th<-alley fronting
UpOn Lots 41 to 59 inclUiiw,
Ttact No. 444, and extendll'lg
IIC7'0U La Joll• Drive and ease-
ment, all u more ~rticularly
dolttibf'd tn ResoluUon of lnte"-
Uon No. 4065, puaed and ·~
by the Oty Council ot Mid
on tht> 13th day of April,
and on file in the-office of
City CJt>rk of said dty.
For further pa,rtlculars, ~,., .. i
ence is he.reby made to said
....
WAU.'I' '1'4ft Schwinn lllcrd•
"" ...... o1 6i. had .....,. ...... RAY stmMAN
nera, u aU players eompetlna In
thU .......,. '""""""""' ,...,. 1574 Newpwl BIYd.
lracted their hudieap from. their oc:.I'A. .....
I"I'Oia ICOI'e, thut alvin& them an r==~-~;·;-~·~-;·~·;;· .. ~~·==, 8-etroke margin on Botol to berln
wtth. 1 1 '-
• • • ~· le *'Sf 111
Saturday's Medal play tweep. ....... Ill PI.IJI
stakes tn the Clul A divillion -I-
wu won by Ola•lle BNco ot Harbar NariDe. Elec:ble
Santa Ana wiU. a C9, to~ by • c..t ttw":=~t ..... J ack W11der of Newport Beech., ..._ ,_ • 6126-W
Ra.y Eckola of Sant.t Ana, BaJTy , l:===oa=•:":· ====· =~ Griffen of Santa Ana, and Gen. 1 i
S tan Ridderhof of Newport Hb.
with 71's. In t~ Clus B dlvt.lon
AI Hall won the low net wiU. a
68, folio~ by Lawrence Bernia
69, J !._m Tucker and Tonuny Mc-
l..n.n with 71's, ..
0 0 0
The Huntington Beach Men'1
Club Championlhlp {hird round
• ..,. pl•yed over the Oil~r's course
last weekend, with Et.l Fretlerlcka
defNtlng Bill Merrill one up.
Jack Kries.her dl!f,.ted. WUson
Vaus of Balboa 7 and 6. Bill Pann
of Balboa defeated Frank Donald-
eon 2 and l . Ma.rk Sullivan of
BaJboe. defeated Wa!Jy Taft 1 up. • • •
Long Beach city champtonship
qualifying round was played .• t
the Long Be a c tl Recreation
Counl(> Sunday with the follow-
Ing golferA from Orange County
making the championship rti.&:ht.
Frt'd Valerw~no, Neal White and
W ally Ta ft with 71; Rolland
Sims, 72: Van Ram.se_kar~ Bill
Krowcll and Jack Kriesher with
73: J·It'rb Bodner and S tan Schul-
te. 74s: Rex Wall, Don CoJX'l:tnd
and Dick McBride, 75. Bill Foote
and Emil Sort'nson 76.
0 0 0 •
Jay 1\"unnal)', professiori..'t..l at
S ACC, fired a 69 Rio Hondo
Country Club S unday aftrmoon
to tic for 4th low-pro at the Rio
Pro-Amateur.
IRAGA,._,'S
Your hzldq R..iatii'Ult ca... r 1 7)
IUAO&Mt...._ ...,.. ..... c.-.......
MouzotaU.. "' Fu• laW.
ftc. %• TO·~· W
Special: MattrHI 1toclt. We cut
It to •ny .alze for boats, IMmk
bedl, tl'aUHs. hom8, etc.
WarSarpluStore
Cor.N.,.,....a•._.....,
eo.taM•a
IIMe..aot
STROOT'S
TeWIDido Banlwue
Pay 0.• and ~ Bin. Ben
W e Are llappy to Serve Y••
WE GIVE VROWN 8TAIIP8.
1802 Newpori Blvd. .,.. .. _
Arches
"Your lbt to a.
Cout mac. l.GI"
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COC&'I'.&ILII
COAST HJ$HWAT AT
THl AI.QiU
NRY'
II.Mbllraareic:leloo .Mile. Nl•ew..,pcuaanrt * n.t.'1'11111lf0 * SPAIISI FOOl
LlJXCH-U A.M ... 2.&
DJlllli0&-.8 P .II...JI A..JI.
VJSJT ooe&'I'AIL ...... .l<oba. Hodbk. .loll• Derrlc
.. AMBUSH AT
TOMAHAWK CAP'' .,BIUGDT KOA.D"
Pitcht'r Ray Rarnariz, home on
a :10-day fur~t.:,gh from Kort>a,
pitchl'd his last game for ttw> local
mne Sunday arternoon. Ray has
to report back to service for L:::===========::============::;'l months more of active duty. • T he Costa Mesa nine ••ill host
I he Houghton Park team here
Balboa Island Sporting Goods .Sund.ly artcrnoon.
olution of Intention No. 4065 J~;;~;;~~~~!:!~~~;~~~~;;~~~;~;~l to the plana, profiles and dn,w.l
ings No. 439 on file In the
of the Oty Engineer of uld
of Newport Beach, and ·to
!!pecific'atlona for the said
h£-retofore adopted by the-
City Council Md on file in
(jffice or the City Clerk of
ci ty, and all of aaid plans,
111fs. drawings and
he~tofore a~
VOIT SPAUUMNG MacGREGOR
(top .._ ia SPORTS ettr4•...t)
e r.-,. e s.· •oc e Golf
HOOD "P. F." CANVAS SHOES
e C·-w .... Sb e Pocldle Boonh
• s,.-r.-,. Eqaipmon~ .............
ors
Ill flu ho•s ·yachts· aparf•Hb
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r..a-. _.. ,_ M cant 11.1".
Grid Pentathlon
Contest Is Held
Newport Harbor High Sc:hool't
fifth annual root baU pentathlon
Is now under way. This program
consists of punt for distance. pus
for distance, pus for accuracy,
kickoffs, <»nvt"nions.
OA&l' FORD, •tu c.tdwr of
&lie Coa ta lie.. ll~b.
·h itll_, $we~ .......
S u a d a y's ~ aplaat St.
Jlary"a N Utfrl Merdaaate WOD
ll-14.
This Football Pe nta thlon• "~~:~,~~~-~~-~-~~-~ gram pre ludes a limited ~.
Council of said dty are
rated herein and made
hereof. and reference Is ~;:;;~~~ made thereto for a more p
Jar description of said work.
Said Oty O:mnctJ has deter·
m ined and declared that the con-
'TOR "WOUB DINDfO ..... OOCJ[T.t.IL PLE.\8U&r
It's The
CI
,.._ fw • •-a * Our WONDI:&PUL CJIA.&OOAL llaOILED IJTE.t.U
aN DELICIOV8 S&U'OOD IELm'I'IO.N8
lleneil ,._ I P.ll..
NATIONALLY-KNOWN ENTERTAINMENT
NIGin'LJ' .foolball practice Session to
tially select next year's varsity
t eam. Awards will be given to
t he winners of the five ~~
• .,
FISHII'
templated work and Improvement A s~-•t wttO u • L ...--. , •· ••• ~ .....-ed ..u, 1n:1m Mo-.dar her etofore mentlorMX:J was, in the to a.-...1, 11:81 ....._ to 1:10 p.m.
opinion of u.ld City Council. of Opea Dallr--10 ....... to 1 &.Ill..
more than local or ordinary pub-~ pa. to 1 ...._ e\'t'nts neJCt w eek. lie benefit and the said City Coun-
-
... _ dl has made the expenacs of said ,..._ Vma r b l-ftll fw ........._
-r-r •boaa Named work chargeable upon a dl..strict. 101 8. lla1a SANTA AKA.
T--. Team Captaia For \lie particular description of \;;iOiOOj;i;iOiOOj;i;;piO;;;o;;o;iO;;;o;;o;;piO;;;o;pi"i.i;.~~~~ on,. Newport Tars Tennis team the said ctiatrlct, reference is I
was <k.ofea ted, 7-2, by th~e'r!;:;J~~j~~~~~~~~~~. I hereby made to uid Resolution ton India ns Wednesday Hy GEORGE WETIIEIUJY of Intention No. 4065.
a t Fullerton last w eek, Said Oty Council has deter-
up the 1953 league play_ mined and dcel.red that aerial
Annstrong and Ted Fake Local fishing has been good bonds, bearing Interest at the
their sing les matches mustering bad for the past ft-w days. of six per cent (6%) per •~nnuml
the only 2 points for the Sailors run of yellowtail hAs tapered and extencting over a period
Racket team. Jim with only a very !~· being taken. lng nine (9 ) )'ft.l"l from the
TWO NEW ROOMS o o o • 0
''Tous va bien" and ''The Orula Room"
To accommodate our patrons.
e ~ ... Jt.aa. Dl an • COektalt. e
(al .... ,_ -'=7 .. .....,. ' ' a seruor, ~ elected Barncuda, log size, htt \·e been ond day of January next~~:~:
lain ot , \h(o ti m. showing in acattercd schools, a nd lng the next October 15th G E N·E· f s some boats have Ja ndro 100 or lng the-ir date, will be Issued
Pirate Golf.,. Loee more, others onty.a few. hei"P\lllde-r in the manner provld-
T Ri • Marine operatlona off Cam~ ed by the "Impro\"ement Act of IF;~705~C;-~~;BIYd.~~~:;:~;c;;;;~C.~cw;;o-~oa~~de~l~M~ar~;;;:! o;wside,. JS..S Pendlet011 have cut orr a lot of 1911,'' belna Part 5, Dlvi.alon 7
The Orange Coast Buca the best fishing grounds from San of the Street. and Hlghwayw Code
team travelled to the Wet;;;.;; I Onofre to Santa Margarita, and ot the State of C.lifomla, to
Club Friday afternoon and your gueq is u lood u miM resent each aanatllf'nt of tw..,IIY·I
dtleatoo In a dual D"IE'et by to when these operatlorw n ve dollars ($25.00) or
R.i\"enidr JC. 16-5, CHII!. • mainlna unpaid for thirty
their 1951 IOlf acbedule. Some boa .. reported white dayw after the date of m~lini:
Oldfield ot Hi.~ntinaton "--to 50 Jbl.. Tt8!1ay, also the warranl
wu elected ~ptala ol the pU racudai and a few )tilowt&IJ All ol U.. work herein ':=~
team. We wtu live you a -'ran~ llhaD be cloat and canied. tJ
itary ot a trtp a._rd ~ ol an act ol
-boot ..., -......... ~~ol~'!'"'"t. ~e .;;ol,o;;~ ..,... eat tldl week with our nia. -: :~ ... fNnt ........... Act --
-...n~
G. 3. t.a. Jr . ._
Hawp:wt lh'Ctdl at _..,_........, -
IT'S zone
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6o autsicle and look at,., house
NOW!
Now ia tbe time to protect
your bouee apinlt ..-y-
~ tho--.... tblolt
of ••• rib tho kind alpoiDt ·-'
&bat hM irtui:t it taW. That'• SWP .. -Wwadtr·
a11a1 to talk t.ek to the weatbm!
Paint now with SWP •.• have the be.&.-lookina
-in your ....,borl>ood..
Your local dMier Ia
WEBER Paint & Decorators
ltll c-.t. Bl"-. c--. w Mar
Hartor IM!-W
I •••••••••• I • • • • • •:• • -•••••• I •••• •:• •
All Types Tra(:tor Work
DJ SCJNG -P LOWING -EXCAVATING -SKIP LOADER
DONALD LOHAN
Rot~nlliilg -Weed
Beacon 6983
Cutting -Levelling -Gardenin&
2201 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa
ILCH'S READY • MU£11
CIICIETE
BEacon 6547
...... ....... _ ....
M. E. HORST CO.
PA¥118 COITIACTOR
EXCAVATL'iO -GRADING -TRUCKING
PHONE BEACON' 1101
Costa Mesa lumber Co.
LUMBER -BUILDING 'MA'lEIII.'.UI ar..e-MU
c ...... ,.s. • ......... .
GB Disposal and Dishwashers
o-pletar..tallaU•
-Tallile ...............
711 OU.... .&-., c.-... liar B.&rlllf' Uti
* UNOLIIIJJI OAIII'ZT8
JOIIMM)A n-H•u•
DILlPD·,-.
I 4ME aa.IIO'ftOif
ALL i'IID n.GC* C0'98UIG
Dlt3&
ft.OOI COVDING --'. a.A-·
-
NeY#polt Building near 4
The buildlnt' pemUt totlil in 5-room, 2-»tory, 1-unlt d~·,·P!n·: $300; ~ Shelton. 111 E. 17th
NewpOrt BH.c:h lJ clole to f'-000,· at 1004 Cliff Dr .. $13,000. St., encloee walll: on emtinc
000 for the year, a full million Following pe1·mlh WC'r•.• b:•J 1 'tore building, $400: Horace
dollars aheed -of lut yeer, u In CaRt. 1\h.-sa durin•.; Th. ,. .t Critchlow, foundation and ..,.un
more than $160,000 w"" added Week: to duplex moved In at 630
durinc the put weeli:. 'lbe tot. I • OWJTA II.EiJA ilton, $1,500; Centra 1
tor May, with the booka tor the Robert Scott, 1918 M)Crli -P!., Church, ~ehool room at 190
month not yet quite cloled. 11 dwelling at 2172 Placentia-A\'1'., 23rd St., $5.000: Oranae Cout
over $M(),OOO. 16.000; K. R. Bl'andt, dwellii\& a t Coi.Jege, businHS education bu1)d..
Building activity in the eo.ta 21892 CJub Keu Pl . $1 ,800; J. ing, $149,000: J. W. West, ctweU·
Mesa area wu hi&hll&bted by w-. 'Borchllrdt. Su:ta Ana. laW'\dry in&: at 382 22nd St., $10,700;
auanee ot a a10.000 pennlt to room at 2572 Santa Ana Ave., Clyde Fitch, garaa:e at 2062 New-oftnce ~t ~ f~ ~ ----------------~------~------~~~~~~~
atruction of a bumnMa education
buHdlng. J im Ray
Co. Is the buHdrr.
Followlna: permJts we~ Issued
In Nt"WJ))rt Beach during the put
week :
e !'lo"EWPORT
Rosa Holt, Pomo na, ·4-room
2-story, 1-unit dwelling at 5Jl
35th St., J$8.500: Peter
sign for Mayer's Motel,
Coast Highway, $400; Nate Covin,
wall, flagstone patio and barbe-
cue, 206 41st St., $800: Udo Elec-
tric, sign at 3424 Via Udo, S300:
W . Harold Jones, Los AngeleA,
9-room, 2-story, 2-unit dwelling at
306 35th .. St., $13,000; Balboa
Club, remodelling, $20,000;
Norgor, windbrt>ak at
$400.
e BAY SHORt;S
Walter Beck, 2582
5-room, t.:..tory, 1-unit •:::~.~~~ I at 2585 Crestview Dr., S
D. G. Hoyt, a dd bedroom a t
Crestview Dr., $1,000.
• CORONA DEL MAR F.N.,;~~,~~~~;.!:,~~I 1-story .• 1-unit
Iris, $14,000. Charles
415 Iris, 8-room, 2-.story,
dwelling at 603 Iris, $15.500:
GRAND MA&SHAL or tae ..Ua..,.,..... at~ eo.&& M~ F'M
Fry .ad Cal::ainl Saturca.y,.Jaae C. "iJJ IJe M•tk.M.~taaa. .tucwle
aDd TV "'"*~ra f'nlerlaJ!li"r. Se~ule for t.be n.·..-y e\'t:llt &..
-toDIJ\n: .IWN! t , pet parade at 10 a.m., ......_. ,......... •t !::SO
p.m .. erowalaa' of thr. qn~• at 4 p.m.;,_ 1, lleaat.y que-,.,..-
a t. :! p.m., baby coalnt at 3 p.m... CTaad prt.e ••·.,de4 at t p..Ja.
Seniq or nu diiUM'ra •111 .tart •I 11 :00 a.m. ~loU~ c~a,. .. Slt'gmund, ref'n()(i('lling at
NRII"(:iSSOS, $1.000: Leo .~,,~~.:~:I ~';,.,;, ,!".,>;; :!~~; •. , LARGE DELEGATION OF
~~ •.
8i:.~i: s,;;:~:: o. R. ATTENDS 14TH .DISTRICT
building for print shop and -.. 305 C s t Blvd $18 000 Rcpol't§ are still bcint.: ifveh -~IN. Rw.se!l. incoming .-;,,..,,...,.,.! 00
· ·• · · a b out the Fo urtH'nth Dis triCt dent Frank Hubbard Mrs. e SHOR IE CLIFFS
INGRAM·Wll.D CORP.
Excavating
Bulldozing
Hauling
1600 Superior Ave .. C.O.ta Mea.
116th 1: Su~rior)
BEacon 6935
JAMES D. RAY
Baildin1 Coatracfor
-c...t ~ .. eo.-. -.. ..., H....W ottl
ln04-: H.Attaor 2tiJ4.W
SAVE
SAFELY
AI Or••l• Cu ft'• , .......... , ....
In •••••••
CONTINUING
TO PAY
_.PEl ANNUM
AU ACCOUNTS INsu.m
u• TO $10,-
Everett Edwards, treUis at 255 Convention of Optimislll Htlenck>d H ubbard and Past ~ident Bill
E\·ening Canyon Rd., $485: FTed by sixt<-en ml'mben of the New· Tobias and )ln.. Tobias, M r~ and
Sorenson, enlarge kitchen, remod-port Harbor Club and their wives. Mrs. MalonE' Holmes, l\f r. and :==:::========~I
elling at 216 Evening Canyon One or t.he largM~t do'le~talions Mrs. 0 . G. Suess, Mr an'd !'otrs.
AU ACCOUNTS 'OPIMD
._Till lOIII Of _ _..
lAIN-THEIST.
Rd., $1 ,700. went from this chapter. June 4 Jam.,•s R.ay and r\l r . and Mn .
e BA.LBOA JS LA."'i:D has been §E'lectrd for the annual Gror~e Tucker or Laguna.
Alex Runciman. add bedroom insta llation pe.rty at -t~ .C.pis-
at 206 Crystal, $3,000; Anne trano lkachcombers Oub. Tues-Load PTA M--.
Schumacher. Los Angel:os~.i3~~ I day's I u n c he o n program "''as Attend Con'ftfttioD dry rot, remodelling at 306 Coach Julf-'S Gagt' of l"ewport
$i50: Ralph Hinger, Harbor High, speaking on "Youth Mt'mbers of the N~-port Har-
at J23 Coral. $3,(0). and Sports." Dr. 0 . G. Suess bor Hi~::"h School PTA. who at-
• uoo JSI.E made th<-' progl"llm arrangements. tt-nded the 5tat(' Convent.io n or
Hob e rt Templeton, 217 ViA Those who llft<'nc:k-d the ron-!he Congn>s..• of ParP.nt.J and
Jucar, iruuall "'·indo\\'!1 in UJ'IUSued \'Cntion were 1"(-'liring pn-;;.idt'nt Teachers held in lAng Beach ear-
gArage at 215 Via Ravenna, $100. Harold Hetrick and Mrs. Hetrick. Wlr this month "''11:' :\Irs. Harold e BA.LBOA Presidr-nl-t'i(-'Cf Tt-'d Rus!lt-'11 and &y\t'f, ;\l r~ Jo h n Keeler, J .
Stuart lnnerst, MMI. \V. 0 . Harri-
Cncrele Work
of AD l'inda
FLAGSTONE PATIOS
BLOCK WAILS -·-• l"aEE ESTIX.t.TD •
Cllu. Wan~~ IS.
..._ IIIO.J • HAriocw 1012-J
DIJ ""-Port N . c..ta .._
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVING$
& LOAN ASS,CIATION
W ()c-een AVftiU.
PbQne ; fUTT
LAGUNA BEACH
WIIIiam B. Clark. 1509 E. Bay David W;...bacb of B. l son, ~Irs. Wood,\ r-;t•wbury, MN .
Front. remodt>lling at 505 J St., At &~ n_._ :-Te... ~nnis Ho.land. :'\Irs. Judson 'iE"'.-L-'* "'000· R B S II" Cui ~ u..e ... .,_r ()ov•..&•--Dr-'IU ""'' · · · u avan, ver Do "d p w· •·· h 1 A" <uth"•iand. >1-. \Vo"llo·•m ..,_,tT. ---City, partition at 3IYl J\.ta in . $450: VI . 1erunc s now tr-~ '• •"' • .-. Asphalt Tile -Rubber' '1\ie
Lee O'Kelly, asbestos siding at man Second Cla8s. stationOO at M.rs. Hanrt.•y Pelts(', Mrs. Jsck Fonnlca -Linoleum 'nle
809 w. Balboa Bh,.d., $900. Broolui Air Force BaS('. Texas. \Rav·u11b1. Mrs;. .... ~rrr Campbell. :\1 n~. CARL TOllS' J..lllf:a~
·• BEACON BAY Prior to his f"nlistment, Da\·c was t am .._n_.,s, M.r!l. Th o ma !I
A. R. Montgomer)'. kit c h e n a Jlt udcnt at Oran~e Coast Col-Frost, Mrs. Paul Huffman and lSI Jt. n~ =~&()()Jif au~-W o-. .._
O\'Cr garage at 51 Beacon Bay, lege a nd. San DieKo State and Mrs. Harold Knipp. 22 Yevs ln 0raaae Cowley
S600. playt.>d th<' banjo with the Dukes 1 :~::::::::::::::::::::::::~ e NEWPORT llEJOHTHS of Dixie. local DJxieland jazz St"RHERY AT CORON.-\
Dean Ke phart. 414 J2nd St .. band. He is the son of Gene M/Sgt. Harold Hohl o! tht• t:.S.
f:. Q.
'foa ....,. -.a._ paua 'h • -.. ----....
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W1crbach of 117 P ear l Aw .. Marirw Corps has rt'('t'ntly und<-'r-You Can Do Better at
THE
B a I boa Island. a.nd brolhe.r of ~tone-surgery at the U.S.
Sandra Murdick. Hospital in Corona. Sgt. HohJ
and his wif(' ll\'~ at 14.'1 Ct'dl Pl ..
'
Costa M~SA. Daaiger Furniture Co.
v .. fOl a lot lao JOUr-wloeo JOU booJ Edk a...,.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BDISON COMPA
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PAGE TEN 'p
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CLIFF HAYEN WOMAN HEARS FROM Retiring Employees Opoi-Mn. Chill N._
Mn. Hetrick I'Hoidenl Legion to Elect "'!"'!'.:."!!i: or .... Co-
Newport Htlrbor LePon Polt rona del Mar BullMu ASIOCM· ·.
291 will elect oftlce.n for t~ tlon hu been ca.Ued for 8 p.m.
coming year at the annual meet-Flidlly at Communny Church by
Jng Wednesday, JW\f! 10, Com·J..:;C;. . .:C.:._:CI:;:-'>:=;;:•_:P:;:'.: .. :;';:de:;n;;t;_. ---,
mander Fred Stephen 1 an--11
HER BROTHER IN P.O.W. CAMP Of City Honored New offl«n of the ()pti-Mrs.
club, auxiliary of the Newport
Harbor Optimis ta, are Mrs. Har-
old Hetrick, presJclent: Mrl. C. C.
Clough Jr .. tint vice president;
Mn Ted R ussell, second vice
prHident; Mn. George Burk-
hardt, recording secretary; Mrs.
GeorgE' Tobla.s. corresPQndln&: sec·
retary, and Mn. Jack Bidwell,
treuurer.
OK. MA URICE BALLENGER
h; thP. ~~· UU.Irll't S upE"rin-
IC'ndt•nt for lht• M t' tho tll s t
C"hunhf'll In Southt'rn Califor-
nl~ tll~trict, lncludln~; lht• tJ~tr·
bor Arell. Or. ll:llle rtt;:f'r Wlll!li
burn !n F.conomy, lmJI:aft.ll, and
,.,'<,..h'"'d d egr e<"8 frum Dt•l'u U"'
I nh·er!iH;v, 1 h t' l'nh:f'rllly of
tll;.lahnm :l a Dd USC, and ttH-
C.l ot II f" ~" of Uif" l"aclfk: 111
-..Wc~to... l.ncluded In Dr. Bal·
t~ .. r'11 churt'h !!lt"n·l~ '-12
~·~ n~ mi~n-ry w o r k In
l.ndia. He ",.,' formtorly p&Ator
uf "'" 'C'.atau-Ohurf'h In
·ru~. Arltoaa.
Anglers Will Hold
Ladies' Nite June 5
As 11. prt>lude to the fishing sea-
-.un. the Balboa Angli n~ Club will
hold a IadiE'S' night and 1-lawaiian
t!innl"r party Friday, Juflf' 5. at
:hf' AmeriC'an LR-.-ion Clubhouse,
l!'ith and Ea,y A \"t~.. NC'wport.
Palms and Hav.:ailan kis will lr·nd
atr.wspht>rl' To the purty which
l)f'f,:ins with cockta ils at 6:30 p.m.
a nd dinner ;~n hour later. A fa·
•.• •'1" Ha wa iian trio that C'harmNI
;, •!unu~ V.{){'rs la .. t ~ summ('r will
:•!:•y durin~ the-di r:~~r hour with
·' ~pedal pro~ram of Hawaiian
'· .oiCt'J":S. A ehO[r'<· of St'a food
'' meat io; ll\8 1labl<~. aCi'Ordini' to
F Pd lif'r'-horr.. \\hn uill CRt('~
•'··· dinnC'r.
!!awaiian r lot he..: ,,jiJ be in
o<u•ping w1t h the theme. but cas-
uul drt•ss u·ill be acceptAble for
tl.e occasion. Only J(X) res<'rva-
l!tons are a\·:~ilable-for members
<~Lc' ~UE'~I~ P..~~en·ations sta ting
nmic~.• of di nner may be maill'd
• thf' Balboa An£"1ing Club.
lrviDe T ern.ce, CoDiaa b .
Boodo Re..;..ed by cq.
:-;e~'J)Ort Ci ty Council Monday
'' ning accepted the d£oposit of
~21 4. i 48 bond from I he Irvine
r !or improvement on t.he l rvif'l('
T<•rrace subd.i\ision. And ~.000
ty,,,d from George ~lcNamarra
'vr impron•ITlt'nts on Collins
lund.
!formerly F;hpatrid 's)
1811 NEWPO&T BLVD.
COSTA MESA. OALIP. ............. -... -
SPORTSWEAR
DRY U.S
SHOES
For Men. Women.
Children
e QaalltJ MerehaadiM ......... ...._
• Nattoa&l .....,_
• Frtea41,-8en1ce .......,_
You Save With
SAB G&IZN S'I'AJII'S
A letter from her brother In a
prisoner of war carnp was re·
celved lut WHk by Mrs. M. C.
Godf~y of 23561' Signal Rd., Cliff
Ha\·en.
war had been release<~ in the
recent POW exchance. His name,
howevrr, hu not appeared In
prisoner exchange lists to date.
1be brother is 23--year-old Sgt.
Firat Claa Richard narnne of
Grand Rapids, Mich., who had
been N"ported mlulng in action
in Korea last November and
He u ked for the a~ of a
brother In VAn Nuys, l.eWI.I Dal'-
ling, at 7000 Andaaol Ave. and
exprHaed • dnire to come to
Ca1ifomla If and when he· is re-
leaoe<l
whose name was inclUded in the 1 ~-------------prisoner or war lh1t1 Issued later
that month. Unsung
Commercials The l etter was dated Feb. 20,
1953, and bore the rt'turn a~
"POW Camp. t:>t>mocratic Peo-
ple's Republic of Korea. c-o Chin-1 ---------------Oprn House "-'U held Sundlly
at the Balboa. l.a1and Art Gallery
for Thelma Paddock Hope's sum-
mer art show. 'nle exhibit ln~
cludC'S art works by Mabel Al-
varez, J I.'S.Sil' A.nnes Botke. Cor-
m•lius Botkt>, Phil Dike, Duncan
Gleason. P.larcia' Hope, Peterpa.ul
Olt, Janlct' and Paul Pettee,
Herbert Ryman, Irene Robirwon,
Helen Smith, Marjorie Burgeson,
Yng\'e Edward Soderberg and
Tilelma Paddock Hope, herself.
Pse Prople's Committ~ !or World
Peace, Peking, China."
Mrs. Godfrey said this was the
!il"§t icltf'r she had reeei\"ed from
h('( brother, although their par-
e nts, Mr. and Mn. Frank Dar-'
ling of Grand Rapids, had re-
ceived a few lf'tters. Sgt. Da.rUng
had been at POW Camp No. 5,
n~;>ar the Yalu River. one. of the
camps from ¥>:hich prisoners of
Leuen-• • •
Offices of Dike and Colegrove, , ____ ..;. __________ ! builders and de\·elopers, ha\"e
I' moved to 419 E . 17th St., Costa
May 22, 1953
Honorable Norman Mlllf"r
Mayor or Newport lkaC'h
Newport Beach. California
Dear Sir:
I Mesa. They ronner:_l)• were in the
SlllnJey Rea.Jty building, acrou
from the Harbor High School at
15th St. and In;ne A ve .. New-
May I tKke thls opportunity to
(•Xtend my sinCf'r(' thanks and
the thanks of my t'ntire organi-
zation, for the wonderfuJ co-op-
eration your city ga\·e to our n.>-
cent "Consenation Day" proj-
ect.
It was without question the
most suctX"ssful f"vt'nt of this t)'J)e
ever held in Soulh<'rn California.
and the prople of your city in-
tert"Sted in sport fishing can be
n •ry proud of th<'msci\"CS for the
job that tht'y did.
port Heights.
• • -Pn.'Sidt>nt P. A. Palmf"r an-
noun~ that the NN'J)Ort Balboa.
Ft'deral Savings and Loan Aao-
ciation has received approval of
a plan to convert tJKo association
from a mutual type institution to
one \loith guaranl("(' capital s tock.
T1le safety J'eSf!r\"es will be in-
creased about 20 per cent.
the local membt'!n and rr.a.nage-
nl('nt will have an opportunity
acquire ownership. if they so
sire-and otherwise qualify.
Tht' problem of ()('('Kn fish con-
se-n·ation i!! a V<'f)" l"('al a nd grow-
ing onf" to 1 hl' Pf"'ple of a ll of
Sou the-m California. I t is this I l'/4~~,..,..~a
rort of co-operation that goes
s.uch a long way towards o\·er·
comi n~ what wt' !x>lie\'e to
one of thf" greatest tragedif"S
goin:; on in california.
We should li.ke to s tate that
the Leglsi<Jttors fr om Orange
County, Mr. Earl Stanlt>y in the
A.'iSf"mbly and &nator Murdy in
the Senate. are without. qtwStion
the befit friends the sportsmen
ha\·e at Sacramt'nto and without
them we would havf" a dirricuJt
Lime aC'COmplishin2: anything. If
I may humbly suggest it. some
s~dal rl'COgnition should be
gi\"t'n to both of these men when
they rf'tum from SaC'ramento in
thf' middlt' of J une.
You may rest assured that the
money raised by this wonderfuJ
projttt ~ill be spent in lhf' most
effective manner possiblt' to com-
bat salt water fish deplE-tion.
Thanking you again. I remain
Very truly yours,
ROBERT E. KETCHAM:
President
Ocean Fish ProtNii\"e -Assn.
ComUe Seeley Awonled
MuoieCroupMemloenloip
Constance Scell'y, daught~ of
Mr. and M.rs. T. Hord Seeley of
!':'ewporl Heights. was awarded a
C('rtificate of mcmbf>rship in the
StatE' Ft>deration of S tudent
:O.'Iuskians. followin£ a
session of piano auditions
ductl'd by th(' National Guild
Piano Tcach('rs fnr students of
members in Orncge County.
\\'inners in thc s tate section
w£-re required to play a balanced
repertoi re of 8 memorized pieces .
Q)nnie·~ selectioru inc 1 u d e d
works of Beethoven. Schubert,
Chopin. Bizet and Tschalkowsky.
She is in the eighth grade at Hor-
ace Ensign School. and ls the
eompanist for the Hannoneers, a
musical organization of eighth
graders. ---
By ANN
We f("('] like pl\!"t of us is going
to the' Q)ronation!· I suppose you
havl' heard that ball ~towns de-
signed by Dorothy O'Hara. Udo
ls iC" fashion designer, have been
selected b)' Governor Warren's
thrt'e lovely daughters for their
Coronation gowns ... and just
t hInk that somE" of
O'Hara's original fonnals
shown here at O'BRIEN'S at
spring fashion show. A.""lD
C"'C\"C'r d£>Signer was hf'"'"'~,;':.:n:!: on thl' day or the J
Lf"tu .. -ue Shopping SprN>.
ber~ My sister Eileen lm•<nH<l.n
in O'BRIEN'S Azure rooml
particularly elated because she
modclll:'d that bcautifuJ f I a m e
chirton formal.
We ~ why tile ftnt faat--n,· n1 C allforata ~
O'Hara dr• --• '~ tlwly
nt 110 bN.atlhllly. Tiley --•
c lfl\·f"rly ma.de tr.t ewea lf Uie
Warn"Jt K'rh dlda't ha\·e dart-
In![ ftpf'ft. the dr('loM11 .-at
make thi!!rn aeeM ... Try ..,
yOGJ'Rif aDd .ee If Udl. '-"t
t r u __.,.~, lll t111e 4&-
111![1Wll"a at~t dotMIL Slle ._.
a ..,,., of ..,....11:' fawtc: la a.dl
a ..... ,. Uaat you ftt lato It
juloit rit[tlt aU yoa caa't · ~lp
but liuw· a more ~tteauUful looll-
la.: ftCW'f'. Ddtly m • d e .,
luxuriou.~ ma.~rtala. a " I m p I e
d.-.plnJr of U~te, ttri~ • llllcbt
t.aic IIOphiat&eaUoa • . • tllloNe
art~ thlaga tat a.ke Dor~y
O'llara'a dreeae. woru. lrJiac
· . · •H. ....e tried. wertb Dv-
la.:! ge.,. ~ e:u:laah·ely at
O'BRIE...'f'S.
From the subHme to t he jaunty
. glimpse the new Ad!'laar sep-
arates In the oolorfuJ ad in Vogue
magazine and in the colorfuJ real
thing at O'BRIEN'S. Mix
Retlrina: d ty employ~ were
honored and service piN were
awarded at the annUIII pot-luck
dinner meetln&: of the Newport
Beach City Employees Asllocia·
tion Sit\ll'day ewnlng at the
Legion Han.
~r.IOilalbed wallell and mt"tal
ldentU(ce.Uon cards we-re prftent-
L'd to retiring memben : Fon'J"'er
Pollee Chief R R. Hoda;kJn10n
and Robert Standage Sr. and
Nell McMillan of the Street De.pt.
Following service pins wert'
awardfod: 30-)•ear-Neil McMil-
lan: 25--year-W . C. Mcl)onald.
park superintendent. and Ex-
Chief kodgkJnson: 20-year-Jim
Mustard. Street Dept.: l ()..yN.r-
Harold YOWl g. license colltc:tor:
Ralph Randel and Charles (Ed I
Zu~. Fire Dept.; Robert Stand-
age Sr. and CasPt'r Rupp, S tf't'('t
Dept.
Elected by G.ocen
Blayne Hutchison, generaJ man-
ager of the Gl't'ate r AJJ American
Markets, was elected treuurer
and member of the board of di-
rectors of the Weatun Chain
Grc:JCe.rs Assn. at the annual con-
vention in Sun last -.wek ..
u..-llleby-
Helcl ot CDM StaW..
The Corona del Mar StAbles
wu the set I ing for a most un-
usual baby Shower Saturday-lor
a n upectant mother horse. Lady
Alta. affectionately called Babe,
a chestnut Arabian mart' 0\lo-ned
by li;Uss Janet Curci of Balboa
and Pomona.
WhilC" 35 gUE'Sts wr.re served
rt'freshinents, a wide assortment
of gift.o;; for Babe were opened by
Miss CUrci in front ot Babe's
balloon-broecked corral.
LT~\~ COSTA MESA
-From Costa Mesa to San C1em-
ente is the change of address for
the Leonard 'nmberllkes, who
formerly lh"t'd at 199 E. 18th Sl,
Coata Mesa.
_,
nounct'd this week.. ()penlnK nominations for f.Ut
offlcel"' Wft'e made at the meet·
ln1 Jut nllht IWednHdayl. ~
ond call for nomlnaUona wUl be
made at • •pedal meeting next
Wednesday e\•eNnl, and Jut call
wtll br JNde June 10 pre«"din1
the election. ·
GIRL FOil IIA&JNE FAJIJLY
Uttle Miss Patricia Ann Sloan
just miued beln&: born on Ar1nrd
Forces Dey. lnatead she was
born Frid.y night, May 15, at
Hoo.g Ha.pltal. She I& the dllugh-
ter of M ajor and Mrs. Jack R.
S loan. Her daddy il with the
MArines at El Torro, and ahe haA
two ..brothers, MtctU.el and Wil·
liam. ages 3 and 2, who are also
looking forward to tervice in the
U.S. Marines. 1be Slolma live at
23622 Pirate Rd., Cliff Haven.
UNDI'.IlGOES SU.OE&Y
Mrs. Florence Vought or Co-
rona del Mar wu l.n Hoq H05-
pital last Wftk for IUr&'ft'Y.
I
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GUAIIANTHO
TELEVISION
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house of harmony
1811 N.,.,.,....._ A\·e. BE 1UI
008TA IIUA
COAST SUPER IIARiln
SNOWDRIFT79C Shortening
s-PO~"D CAN .-.........
LAVJLA sCuuoEil 4 I PEANUT --C
BUTTER
!l.OZ. IA.K ............... ..
;;~~~;; 15°
MIX -------------
CIIOICE SPRING
·Lamb Legs 691.
'
SWJMS--FO& THAT SUNDAY DIJ'IIND
Swiss Steak 591.
Gro.-d Beef t.s~l
THE TENDDli'.8T YOIPVE EVE& EATEN
~hoek Roast 39i,.
GOLD OOI.N-A •z•aPA.BT n&&~
Baeon 591.
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Romaine Lettuce
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Fancy Cucumbers
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Water Cress
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