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tm With eQd ol ratloolng
I -tier ot eerloua ain-to . civic ~~:,~b~~ m.w . lone been planned in
Ills An&eieS and San Fran-
claco countllis, and are cur-
rently taklng the attention
of state highway engineers.
Apparently improvements to
outlying highways, regard-
less of their dangerous na-
ture. are put off until some
group brings it vehemently
to the attention of the
highway depattment, just
like any other piece of im-
provement work is brought
to the attention of legisla-
tors in the state or national
government. When they are
busy they don't go out to
look for more work'
Before many more tra-
gedies are recorded than
those consistently filling p<>-
lice and highway patrol re-
cords. we hope someone will
call attention of the division
engineer in Southern Cali-·
fornia to the danger along
the coast by speeding cars
through Corona de! Mar,
which the state hasn't allevi-
ated. and to the situation in
Costa Mesa. Signals have
been discouraged for both
sections oot in the latter
we'd suggest some of those
new sodium vapor lamps
such as guard precarious
driving conditions in other
congested areas. About a
mile or so of highway north
and south of the business
district ~ult! stand better
nig ht lighting to protect peo-
ple forced to walk along this
highway. especially on foggv
nights. Do we have to wait
for deaths to impress county
or state officials with the
danger?
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City Hall. Now that. t~e
matter is settled agrun, it IS
probably safe to publish one
man's idea of location of this
municipal building with im-
punity. He asked. "Why not
put the building on wheels
and move it around in vari-
ous parts of the city so that
everyone will be satisfied?" • • •
Familiar Faces. Saw Tom
Bouchey on the street yes-
terday in Balboa. He looked
fine in civies, but said he
won't be out of the navy
until January {O. Will tell
us his plans on that date.
Former Mayor Harry Wil-
liamson came up. and with
Cap. Fuller and John Vogel,
all in a huddle, it looked like
old times. ' + + +-t
Destroyer. There is some-
thing about a 'fighting ship
which is awe-inspiring, more
than causual observation of
Its U(>-turned guns and mas-
sive. efficient design be-
speaks. The USS Hale,
which is now a visitor in 1he
harbor. is a panther in ac-
tion. with great speed and
maneuverability. Accommo-
dations ab o a rd probably
would not appeal to luxury
'lovers but the efficiency of
opera tlon and the pride of
he'r crew in the performance
of the 2100.ton fi ghter is
something to see.
These youngsters h av e
bought $11 3.000 worth of
bonds. They not only fight,
but they help finance their
own cost to the citizens of
their country. They had 532
days at sea and only 330 in
port; they went 703 days
without liberty. Longest con-
tinuous time under way at
-was 78 days. That cer-tail!IY adds up to devotion to
dutY and an amount of sacri-
ftc:e which should make the
average civilian blush. This
aort of growing citi7.en will
be worth helping to get
ltarted in normal life by
tb1JR of us who are older,
91!11 had a~~ ¥ )
....,... bland. Believing
ID ·the democratic process,
md also in o~tlon to
bdn& about an adjustment of
tbe pie!' situation .on this
-mtle piece of heaven. the ln-
lllle lot owners are meeting
)me and In South Pasadena
-tD tbrm a non-profit organl-
afhn to· be known as the
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NJ:WPOllT llEACll. O&UJl'OBNIA, TBOB8DAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1846 ~ 1 NUMBEB 88 . -. YQLtnmmVU .,
$1,0-00,000 B"usiness Ce~ter St8rts SOon
U~ Hale, 369-tt. Warship r~ May ~tart first Unit of Lido
Enters Harbor for Re!lilifs; " Business Center in , January;
To Be De-Commissioned Soo~ Plan ~Exclusive Inn .and Cafe
Twenty One Hundred Ton Veteran of Seven
Major Engagements Has 28-year-old Cap-
tain; Crew Averages 21 Ye;i.rs
At 12 noon the USS Hale, 2100.ton destroyer, largest ship
ever to enter the harbor, nosed its way cautiously up the
channel under the tutelage of Bob Boyd of the South Coast
company who boarded outside the harbor and tied up at the
city dock. She is 369 feet of fi ghting ship, a veteran of seven
engagements including one extended battle ~f seven. and one
half hours off the Marshalls, and IS to remam for six weeks
------------·~prior to her de-commission-
p I L tz ing at San Diego. au oren en The rough-riding. high apeed
M H d Fletcher type warship la the •ec· ay ea ond latest type built to shield the
Sportfishermen bigger batUe wagono. and to get
tn cloee for direct action aga.lnat
--the enemy. Her crew ia particu·
A.'KEB.ICA.."l' LEGION MEMB'EBS of Newport Harbor and Cost& Mesa. Including color~ In troat
ol the alld.ltorfmn of Newport Barbor lll«h School, ArmilUce Day. Front row-4eft to rt&tat: G•
Tampl.lt, oo"1r bearer, Newport Beach; .lo.eph De Temi»le. Newport Beach; Harold ~ Coota
Mesa: Everett Rae, eo.ta Mm.a; Irvin Geo~ Porclon. NewP;t>rt Beach; IJeut. .Jotm Slmpro 8AAAB,
spe&.k.er of the day; Don Durut. eom.mander New port pott; Geor'l'e ..M. Gonion. oolor • Bear
row: Tbomu Sanson., Newport a.ch; Fr&nk Crocker, Newport Beach; .John Webrter, Hma
post· .J. M. Leona.rd, Newport Beacb: .Jay Soder-llod, C@Ata MM&, and Gou Gral>le. Ooeta ML-
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Million P,ollar Development1 Furthe~ed After
Trip By Griffith Official to Simil3r Mid·
)Vest Projects; Drug Store, Grocery Soon
Construction may start soon after the first of the year on
the first units of almost one million dollars worth of buildings
in the magnificent new Lido business section near the Lido
theater. and, if possible orr the new $300,000 inn facinlt the
bay on Via Lido. These, together with the $150,000 restaur-
ant and cocktail bar over the water's edge will be among the
most elaborate along the entire coast, it was learned at the
---·®offices of Griffith Company,
LL Col. Jorgenson
Back at Balboa
Marine Hardware
LL Col. A. V. Jorgenson, until
recently commanding officer ot the
Ordnance School of the U . S. Ma-
rine Base ln Quantico, Va., has
owners of the property.
Paul Lorentzen ia the sole nom-Iarly young, but they are e:xJJer·
inee for president of the Newport lenced. Average &gl!! of the enllst-
Harbor Spo'rt1'1Mermen'1 A.uocla-ed men ia 21 : of tlte: offtcen 26.
lion. three have been nomlnated Her captain, Lieut. Comdr. N . A.
for vlce.prestdeot. one for treas-Fta.her at New York Is only 28, Her ~=~d 'i"~.:~2 d~=~~~ ~m~ ~; ~:.::,~;,:k o~;~·~io ;i;_~;· y.:'gr:-:. VICTORY LOAN s·1x New Homes Cost·1ng cons;deraUon of the enUre mem· Christened in April 1943. the
ber8hip at their dinner meeting gTey hull has c arried a crew of d · I
P . A. Palmer returned laat week
from a trip through the mld-wut.
In which he accompanied eeveral
off1cta.la Of the company in &
thorough study Of high els.as de-
velopments Similar to that expect-
ed to be placed on their property.
At KanMUJ City Ben Griffith, vice.
pr esident. W . R . Mira.ms., secre-
tary, and Mr. Palmer met Dwight
Gibbs, one of the leading archl-
t('cts ln Southern California on
community planning. and Charles
A . Bennett. director ot the Los
Angeles PlanniJi,g Commission.
They visited suburban community
developments similar to the one
being planned here.
Saturday night at White's Balbo& ne.ar1y300men lnto manystrategtc Quota-$300,000. $36 800 I I d • T t
Island ca.fe . and impor tant missions. F1rst she Sa.Jes to Dat.&---$60'!'°°. nc u . e 1n 0 a
F ollowing a dinner the 111e~bora I ~arded Wln•ton. Chur<hlll on the 1 ~"":i~v:'c1~:.~·9. r ~ethe;r=y-~:!.st~ov::k:nthae ~:u~~1 ~~:nh~aryQue~~11~o~~~~~e h:~1 '"'============~I Twenty bulldlng permJt.s were ! Sarboa fafand ' ls.!IJed for the p&.9l week tar a R. J. Wig, lSO. Bay Front, Ba1-
meeting date in November each thl!, late president Franklin 0 . SAAAB p tr J toW amount ot SSS.GG6 ot which boa Island, Is p1a.n.ni.ng ®nstruc-
year in.stead ot Februa.ry. u now R oosevelt. But her first real acuon 3 0 8 $35.800 ...,.as for new homes, six) ti on which will c~ $18,000. ot
From their studies and previoua:
experience a. group of beautit'ul
structures wUl be developed hav-
ing double fronjs, ea.ch es a ttrac-
tive as the ot.Her, so that a.a 800ll
a.a uUlity changes and alley ctOe-
lngs are made ln the Lido property
they wtl1 be ~ady to go ahead
with the first units of their pro-
ject . They hope the clty hall plane
\•.rill have prog'T'€Med sufficienUy
at that time to enable their pla.na
to be integrated with them, It le
under stood.
provided. and then ~onslder elec-ca.me later in the year when ab.e Jn Costa Mesa ln number. Tw.o commerclaJ struc-this amount $10.000 Will be spent
tion ot otflcera fl"Om thoae named t ook part ln the hottest fight t o B . R d ed lures were lbted a.t $4200 and 12 tn remodeling the bowie, tmJarging
over the past week end by a nom-date at Tarawa., when she we.a un-etng e UC ~rmlta for re-pairs and alterations dining and living roomi1, adding a.n
tnatlng committee. The following der a.Ir, submarine and shore ba.t-came to 12:5.S~. entrance baD and moving the flre-
were among th' 1uageeted otticen tery &tta.ck tram the ~emy. The provost marshal's office at place, 'A·hfle SSOOO will be apent
a.nd directon tor the coming year: In Thick Of lh. tbe Se.nta Ana Arm:r Air Base bu Stanley Campa.n of Los AngelEP in bUUd(ng a six-roam apartment
President: Paul U:irentzen, Bal-The Hale later took part ln the notified the Cceta Mesa Chamber la builder of a house at 1709 Ocea:: over present ga.fap buDdtnga..
boo. Sportlfsbl.r'.lg Fieet; V1ce-Pres--..... hall mpalgn She took part boulevard which will cost Sll .~00 An t h t _ addltl la
i•· . Ch t ~ant "att Wal_._ '"a.rs a c11. · I of Commerce that BB personnel at o er ex en.,.ve on ucnt.; e v 1 • -;:,o.• In many cloee-up bombardments to . At 2050 Ocean Front. Mary C. ~tc-planned by Don Lingle st 118 Ruby i
Sporltishing; Fred Kemper, Kem-eilence abore batteries. She also the ba.91> is reduced thf' protect.ion brtcl e ls buildin~ at a co!Jl of S7800 avenue, to coet $4000.. other ad·;
per's Beacon L&nding; Don Pat-b&d 8 role ln the A ltape and Hol· afforded by their patrol.!! "'HI also a.rrd-at 1805 \.\'eat Central Earl and ditlons are: 0 _ C Hannah. 4010 Grocer y and Drug Stores
terson. Sco.tt 'a Landing. Treasurer: landia invulons. They were also be reduced. Mary Banta will build a house to Channel Place, $600; Capt. Neel, The first buildings to be eN-cted
J . B. McNa.lly. McNally's Landin~. in• the thic k of It in the Marianas, The !('tter r"ceived trori the b!l8"' cost S3.m. 4206 River avenue. $M; E . p . in the center \\-'ill be a. grocery Dire~tor-s (six to be e1~t~d): · spending 34 days at Saipan and 301 '"''as In reply to one "''ritten thtm Thl"'ee homes are scheduled for Wert,. m ftrnlea:r llftllue. SJ OOO · store to cost approximately S~O.-
A. Brickbart. boat Tropic, 1;:rt •days at Guam. Then. after 30 day•l by lhe chamber •-'king that sor!le Corona del Mar. Maudessa Van itov R . Shelbv 211 20t•, ~?"eel, t~T. COL.. A .\'_ JORGENSON 000, and a drug store at an ap-
RoberUon. boat Waterv.rlcb; ud of lea.ve at Pearl Harbor, they got military personnel who occuional-7.ant building a cement block house ~150 and H . J _ Langley, 223 Ruby prox imate expenditure of $45,000. J~cklin, boat Recaptu.re; B~rt in the hot fight for Leyte. rescuing ty patronize the only bsr on the and garage at 620 Fernleaf avenu(' ·•.•rnue . $100 ' returned to Ne...,·port Beach a.a a Other high grade merchant.a are
Mtlls, ~t Lorn_a ~;: Ear~~ T ib-Colonel Koengleon and hie entire I boulevard and get out of line after-at a C08t of $5000, William Crisp Herllert Alleman or Santa Ana civilian. and has become associated be1og chosen for further devflc>p-
bits. Earls Landmg: Ptplto J ose wt.aft from lbe invasion 8ho~. The ward be more care~ully controlled. of ~ant.a Monica planning a home ;s putting a c~ent foundation \•1ith the Ba1bo8. Marine Hardware ment in the same 8..N'a. Several
Perez, boat Hoo.loha.; Carl McCul· colonel was the Philipplne guerilla The letter written to the prov06t al 223 Jumine avenue to coet. ... hich will cost $250 and Rex Good· stor e as an associate or Larry aurveys have shown. :Prfr. Palme r
lah. barge Gander; Bob Fry, boat chieftaln. marshal pointed out that the pa-$2000 and Jay and Eva Dutter cell jr. is building a garage at 818 Brown._it waa announced at the saJd. that over one-ha lf of the
P. D. Q.: Al Ebright. boat Happy A fter a lot of other a.cUvity, ln trons of the ca!e are about evenly building a house and gara~e at Cliff Drive to cost-$400. Anna store thil'I week. local consumer dollar goe! out."'ide
Landings: Geo. Cole. Port Orange; which five pla.nes were accoWlted divided between military a.nd 312 Orchld &venue, whlch wW. eclA Vie~arek <Jf Los A.ngrlee la add-Jorge.neon has owned an inter· for expenditure, and they hope to
Harry Lon.!Klale. boat Vlrglnia for in 8.11, and they bad a oee.r civilian. $6000. ltig partitlODs to the upper story el!Jt in. the store aince it.a purc hase keep more of that dollar at h ome..
Mae; Gle.n Soden. bo&t Chinook . miss by a. suic ide dive-bomber ott of b r r house at 204 flat .t:reet. to from the Peyton Company in 1944.1 One result of their trip, and an·
Okinawa, the Hale bombarded PORTRA1T of the 1I'eek '~ost $1000 and John Dan.Jel took However, during the past six ye.an other to be made after the first Hubbell Starting
Motel Near Arches
point.a on Honehu Ialand in Japan -----n' 1'_':te.811pe
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rml. t for a coveted pea.-be baa bttn busy In a Ma.rtne uni-ot the year. tit confirming t~eir
• proper before the wu ended, and hv ----.. form, the flnrt two yea.rs of the belief ot the better mouae trap
later went lnto Tokyo Ba.y to tie Bf:R...'111JARD .t Two oom.merctal perm.ft. were war having been spent in Samoa, theory-"bulld a better m ouae: trap
up &t the Kokoeuka Naval Bue. taken out, R. K Wlndder plantnc an American possesalon i o the and the puhltc will beat a pa.th
Richard. Hubbell of Nrwport The wartbip brlatlee w1tb gull.I ~ workshop to cost •1200 at 800 South Seu. 1 to your door." They have seen
lltland. Power Squadron instructor and a.rm.or of vartoua type•. but .. Coast Highway "Whlle·Rob«t Allen., Tbe Jorgenaona are living a.t many developments in other ctUe9
and member o! the Hlgg1..o.I Bo&t they revealed to the Newa..Timee f •• , 313 Amethyllt avenue, t. to build preaent in San Pedro, and hope which bear out uu. old ad&ge, &nd
company force, 19 ata.rt.J.ng work that ttve ttve-1.nch guns were their " • a sale• room at toc;MJ Coult H1gb-to become permanent ~sldenta of expect to bring It tnto reality here.
thla week on a new mot.el on principal battery, a.nd they had .... ·ay which wm cost $3000. thlll city u eoon &a a.ccommo-1 Newport boulevard north ot The been uoed plenty. The ehlp wUJ be datton. can be tourul. Yn. Jorgen-D Jd G bJ
Arche• aervlce at&Uon. He plans put ln repalr bett by the South • •• B Ibo I I d son, the former Carolyn Mitchell ona ra e
to ot&rt with two or three duplex CoUt company, and then de-com-• . . a a s an or San Pedro, ••• •i•ter of Mn. Home on Leave
unlta to coet $3200 each. misetooed, lt was learned. ~· T A LurJ' Brown or 524 Udo Notd. [ A . ti" D
'Moon' Mullins Taking Ketch . -
. -axpayers ssn. Tney hav. • HUI• daughter. Ann, I rrrus ce ay • F ed 18 months old. Being orm. Larry Brown Si.id that he ia ex-~ Donald E . Gn.ble, S/lc, l!IOD. of
tremely happv to have J orgenson Mr. l'l nd Yrs. G. $. Grable of 264
Or'!'ani~aUon or the Balboa Ia-1 mc.k., and feels a tremendous load Broad way, Costa Meaa. was home
IRnd T a xpavere Asaoclation a cor-haa been lifted from hill shoulders. on leave from bis duties at the
poratlon without pront fOf' 'prot.ec.-The same etaff will remain at the fleet post office In Sa.n Francisco
''o" n f tr .. 1r•eretta <Jf T8.riou9 lot lllore who have 80 ably been serv-ever the ArmlstlC'e holiday. ownerw on a,,-Wen' Ill being ing the resld_enu of t his com:nun· 1 Grable ls attending poslal·school
l"rrrrd this week "'it.h meetings lty tor irome time-Allen A . BEne· u well &8 caring for fleet to.a.ii ln
schedule::!' /or South Pasadena and diet of Laguna Beach. Cliff Hall the San Francisco post office. T his
for Newport Beach. Clarence Of Udo Isle and Mrs. John Mc. wa.a the !Int visit home for the
To Mazatlan for Charter
Leavi-eg the day after Thanks-I four, the EVian will spe:nd the ne•t
givlng for Ma.z.aUan and Acapulco, three montha at Mazatlan wbe~
Mexico, with a load of macb.lnery. the owner bu a Mexican agebt,
Marton C. t Moon l Mulllna of Bal-looking after hiJ papers and book-
boa lsland will take his. beautiful lngs. Mullin.a ha.a &l't'eady booked
nev.• 80-foot ketch E vian south tor aever&I parties of Loe Angele.
three montha charter cru.Lse.t in ttabermen for crul!IH from a week
Mexican watera ln addition to en-to 10 days out of th&t ptc~tie
gaging ln limited export-import port who expect to Cly down tor a
busJ.ne•. be said la.st night. winter vacaUoo...
Mullina recently purchaaed the
sleek yacht from UfuL Comdr.
Pa.ul Hemingway of Biloxi. M.lu.
And the islander la going to have
about evel9)"lhing &board trorn &
vacuum sweeper to a. midget auto.
The l&tter, l t 1a understood, wu
built by the IDgeniOWI yachtama.n
b.i.maelf.
Sleeping 10 guests &nd a crew of
Balboa Island Taxpayers llS-
sociation. They will take
their message to as many
residents of the island as
possible. and they are act-
U;ig with vigilance to see that
no more piers are bullt until
the issue Is pennanently set·
t1eq,· as .it should have been
In the firllt place io that or-
ganization and any trace Of
ID feeling would ba.W been ~-. "
On all hia joumey1 MullJna Ui
aceomp&nied by William T'ruilty of
Co8ta Mea... Tw'o year• ago tbe
b&rbortte took the Chue.r down to
the aame port in aboot nJne d&ya.
Kazatla.n Wt 1000 miles air line,
and about 1400 by 8e&. On.e ol the
members of the crew ia a.n expert
fiaberma.n. Another eervea u cook..
After arrlvtDg there the boat Iii
&Vl!O•bJe wtth t.be CNW for p&rtiea
u they wlah It.
The ketch w1lJ be available here
for ch&rter Dll!St .um.m.er, VnJJlna
aid. Tbey espect to Import oliver,
lea.tber" and & fnir other Item. cm
tbdr return next 9Prtne-
TOWNSEND CLUB
The N ewpo1t Bu.ch 'TT"ow-w-d
club will meet ~ .....tllJ.
NOY. 20 o.t tile -ol Kn. -Roebe, 30th .treet,•wltll & pot I
-o.t 6:30 p.m.
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MAWCEJA.4 llSl'V8 IM Mlf SM JllMl'OW J de...t. at SM
lt•lllMw cste .._. alle _. twta. 1A11?Da won.. BeJ-Ure'• a tna-
stanyer, wbo is chairm&D of the Clure of Balboa Island. navy man in many monthe.
Inside lot ownent oppoMDg the I building of more pier-8 on the ta-
. land, announced the meettnga.
Mr. St.an)ter. wbo has a .ummer
home at 124 Apotena a.nd telddell
at 2025 Le OToit. South P.•dena, I ••id that the corporation ,. being
formed tor Rft'nll purpc u.. one
Incorporation o' Costa Mesa
To Be Discussed at Length ot which Ls to look into tu: r.tee
on the island. and &11otber ior Tlgi-
Jence aga.fnat allowing Alrtber Incorporation or Co&t3. Mesa is n. than a brief rea"..lme of the ex-
pieni to be COll8tructed mrto the live 11Ubject at the moa:ent. arnon~ hauative repcrt u It had not yet
matter la settled by action ot tbe resident. ot the area particularly I been accepted by the directors.
city couoctl. One tor whldr a per-tncluded in the residential section However it wa.a learned that
Mit is said to have a:pbed bu known u the Collta Mesa Sanitary j both the &dvanta.gu and dladvan-
bcen etarted ree«r1~ In t.hmt. Of rn.trlct. Many. reuona had been tages ot incorpon.tin.g" eeparately
323 South Ba.y P'rmit. llr. sta.nyer advanced by merchants and ·real-and with the ctty of Newport
9&1d. H e bu &eked the cfty to atop dent. over a period Of time wblch Beach were Included. A su.ney ~
turther conatrucUOa -acl"ftld' tn a c•llmtnated in & reeoluUon by lM the Income and expenditure• on &.
-·~t i r ... Of tbe cfty coeilkfl .,... chamber of commerce Of that com-minimum but. for a dty ot tbe
time &go. ' 1llllDJt)" on Be:pL 19 agreeing to aixth c1&u would be revealed to
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b&w a SUl'"l'ey made by R. L. Pat-the pu.btlc alter the dtnctora have
ta..., city eng!Mer ot Newport had on opportUlllty to oumlne t.be e.ca.. and a conatlling eraglneer. deta.o. e&refully, tt WM aa1d.
Be wu to ex•mtne val1oua &dn.n-Pre.tdertt Ruuell Bartine and
mg.. 111111 Madnntq.a ot tile Secretary LeRoy Owen ot t.be .......... •' Jt -... t.. ........ a. llttle fttftll NW'
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o-ta 11 .. Edition Pllbl'·'ed EveQ' Wectr,1t_,. Votw D
SUbocriptlon Payable In Advance :--$2.l!O per y-In Oranp Oounl7:
NEW.S
of the
CHURCHES
' 11 :00 a. m., Kol'1l1Dc Pra,.... aa4
8e<IQon. (J'lrwt Sund&yo: Holy
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OLET ARRIVES·
$2.75 per year to 4th zone: $3.00 per year to 8th zone ---Jlntered as Seoood-Ous matur at the Postofflce in Newport BHch. 0Ull LADY OF MT. CAllMEL ~. November 18, 19'6.
.1423 Woot C-... A-11:00 a.m. Tbanlcq!W>s eetV!co.
Mn. Edward R. Miiiet Jr., who
Lo occupying the Newport Beach
residence of her UDcle, Frank
Rush, spent the weekend with her
husband, Lt. Miller. at Monterey.
Also enjoying the holiday with
their father were the Millen' two
children, Teddy. who is enrolled
as a student at Newport Harbor
Union High school. and Nancy,
who Is In grammar school.
8und&7 V•#18: 8 &Dd 10 LJD. 8enDan by llr. Schrock: "Let U8 Cal!fornia. under the Act ot Kan:b 3, 1B79 ------8. A. -MEYER EDITOR AND PRESIDENT
Prtntln1 Plant, JOU W. Centtal Avenue. Newport Beach. caJlfonila
Confr...,....; Sat:urdaya (rom Gift 'I'>•nlq. ''
4 :00 to 6 :30 ~ &om f:lll to Mesa
LIQUOR SHOP
Official Paper of the City of N9Wp0rt Beach
A DepeBdallle Looa1 lulftuUoa lor Ont l'I Yean
Active
Member
of
Giving Vets a Hand
We have heard a great deal about the problem of fitting
the returning serviceman back into his proper place In civil-
ian life. In fact, so many "scientific" analyses of veterans
and their' difficulties In getting readjusted to, the non-military
world have been published that the vets themselves have pro-
tested the exaggerated picture of maladjustment.
The point is, our returning soldiers and sailors want to be
treated like nonnal human beings, not like fragile flowers.
'lb.is is not to say, however, that they do not appreciate reas-
onable courtesies which help them get back into the swing of
dvillan life.
8 :30 p.m.
aT. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH
Balboa .... ..,
, Sunday Kul: 8:30 a..m.
Conf<..ton•: Seb....,. t.nm
1 :30 to a:ao p--.
FIRaT CHURCH OF CHlll&T,
SCIENTlaT
Lido nt.ter, Central Aveftue
... VI• Udo
4 -<IL 7'be ~ Qii=b,
Tbo P'lnt ~ cl Cbriot. Sci-
en:tUt, ja BrietGD. M=--t.•..U'a
BUlldly Scbool a1 8 :SO a. m. sim-
day San1ee at 11 a.m. WrtNe.7
Te-Hmonla• ...., .... at u o'clecll
ooon.
RM"lac Room 'oooW a1 Tll
Eut Omtral ......... --. lo
open d&Jl7 trca 1 p. IL te I p. UL
except Sundaye &ad bolkloye na-
tionally ot.rftd.
The pahllc lo -'11 -t.
attend the cbRrcb eernce. and ...
the ReadJD.c Rocxn.
Wise e mployers are making special efforts to ease the
transition for their returning empleyees or for newly hired Cliristian Science Text
veterans. California's banking institutions have set up a 'Mortale and Immortals'
training school which provide's i refresher course for those Paul'• dedaratloDO to U>o Oor!D-
who have been away on military duty. This school also gives thlano will be th• Gold•• Tut or
t.ht SUDd•J' LealoD ·S•rmo• OD new employees many of whom are just out of the seIVice-"Mortala and Immortal.-1.a o11
a training In the basic fundamentals of their job. In this way br&nch•• or Tb• .Mother Church.
Th11 :nrst Church of Cbrtat. Sclen-the rough edges are smoothed off and the return to business Ila~ 1.a Boatoa: ·neab and blood
life is ~asier and more pleasant. Yes, vets don't have to be cannot Inherit the kingdom ot God;
handled witlll kid gloves. but they are thankful for thought-neither doth corruoUon to.bent t•-corrupUon. . . . For thl11 corrup-
fulness sho"'Tl them until they can get back into stride. t lble muat put on lneorn.1ptlon. and
Tomorrow's Service Station
Often the public does not demand improvement until im-
provement has been thrust upon it. Witness the seIVice sta-
tions where we fill our cars with gas. Most people are rea-
sonably satisfied \vith present facilities, yet enterprising oil
companies are coming out \\ith new ideas in the form of
model stations. that are eye openers.
Reporters visiting one of the model stations, inspected new
mobile lubricating equipment capable of effecting a saving
in time of one-third. and so clean that a mechanic attired in
Qinner clothes can do a complete lubrication job. They saw
a new gasoline pump with built-in hose reel which does away
with irritating '"jockeying fo r position ." They also saw a
host of new merchandise to be carried by the ser.1~ sta-
tions of tomorrow.
What inspired these new ideas when the public was reas-
onably satisfied \\ith what it had? The answer can be boiled
down to one word: competition-something that is worth pre-
serving In these United States and something that does not
exist in countries where governments do all the "planning''
· for the people.
"By the way, who is that long and lank girl standing over
there?"
"Hush. She used to be long and lank, but she just in-
herited $100,000. She's tall and stately now."
Check and
Double-check
tbi11 mortal mwit put on tmmor-
t&Uly." ,
"'Lord, If thou hadat been here,
my bra t.h er had not died,"' cried
Martha to Jeau11 according to a
Les11on-Sermon pus.age from John'•
Goatiel. ''J etn111 said unto ber, I am
the resurrection. and the lire: he
tbat belfeveth lo me, though he
were dead. 1et 11h&l l he live: ...
Then they took awa1 the atone
from the pla.ce where th!!-dead wu
lald. And Jesus lltted up hll eye1,
and 1ald, Father . I thank tbee that
thou hut beard me. . . . And
"''hen he thus had epoken. be cried
with a loud volce, Las&rus, come
forth. And be that w&11 dead e&m•
forth, bound band and foot with
graveclothe1: .• . . Je11us u.Jtb
unto them, Loose him, and let him
go."
Ma.ry Bater Eddy wrlte1 bl .. Sci·
ence and Hea1tb with K91 to the
Scrlpturee: .... Jesus sa.Jd aubsta.o-
Ually, 'He that belle•etb lD me
11b&ll not see death.' Tbat 11, be
who percel•e• the true Idea of
Ure loee11 h11 bell e t ln deat.ll. H•
who baa the true Idea of rood losee
all aenAe or erll. and by reuon of
lb.la fa being u1heted Into the un-
dying re&llUea or SplrlL"
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
515 West Central, Balboa
(Ebell Clubhouae)
Rev. Antye T . Dean, Vkar
8 :30 a. m .• Holy Communlaa..
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Have you ever noticed that whenevez
two trllina paas, &eight or paaaeng-er,
a trainman will signal, with hand or
lantern, to the trainman at the rear of
the other train?
Thia ia not mealy a &iendly g-eeture.
Each man malt:aa a careful visual in-
epection of the other'• train while it
paaee. Then he aignala that all ia wall
or that he baa spotted llOllle defect.
U!lion Pacific traina are thorouqhly ill-
lp8Cled before leaving-terminal point.
... all station ag-enta check each lraizL,
u it paHaa. Even traclc cniws. alonq
the right of way, are alert to apot any
sign of trouble.
Thia ia juat one phaae of a continUOWI
"(\heck and double check" aystem. All
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nt1 no•uss1n
UMIOM PACIFIC
RAILROAD
OK1C9 PACIFIC tmi orna. UJfTA AJlA
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Thu.e, Union Pacific train.a are checked
time and time again u th.,-trampozt
puaeng-ezw and &eight over the Stra-
tegic Middle Rout., uniting the EMt
with the mid-Weat and the Paoibo
cout.
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~RIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
r-Cemnwntty Metl'tod'-1
1420 West c.M:r•I Avenue
Rev. IE. o. GoeMll, Put.er
Cbllft:h SC!H>ol, 9:60 L m. Jilcx"nhi• Woreb.Jp, 11 L m.
Toutil. Fellowllhip. I p. m.
l:venlDc Worab.lp, 7 p. m .
Mid-week prayer 1e1Vlol, Wed-
nuday; covered d1ah d.lnDer, 1 :80
p. m..
llAL&OA ISLAND CHAPEL
1:11 Apt• Avenue
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, lln~ N-rt Blft.
Plenty of Whiskey
No Umltto U7 of
osr meru'sedtee
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Dutch Heacock
BUILDl!B
Rev. Harry W. White,
A.IMojate ,..tor
a.rcb Scbool. • :30 a. m..
Monllns Wonhlp, 11 a. m.. ... -: al11a' I•• 'a -4 ~ ...... ..... c-;,, H.;.,.., ..._. .... _,.I 4, ot -, ••4J NeMY f,..c'9, HellywoH mrtet, ..,. ...... tlle .................... _, ................. ..
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NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Ont_. Chapel, Corta M ...
Re'/. Hef't:lil,rt Roth. Pait.or
-.., !lw>day, 10:30e&.m.
FULL ooaPEL CHU~CH
a.Ml and ElcMn, Cotta Meu
lltlJl4ay llChool, 9 :46; momq
wonbJp, 11; Evanplllt.1c •rvice,
T:SO p. m.; Mld-week pra.yer meet·
lnc cm WedDM4ay~ 7 :48 p. m..;
youna people'• ev~ service
00 Friday, 7 :46 p . Ill. •
e I RISE
TO REMARK ---
HON. JOHN PHILLIPI
Cost of Living
Reaches Peak
A Ltttle of Thie and a
Little of That: The high cost of living re&cbed
Mr. and Mr9. J&ck su.111\'an and
Mr. and Mn. Jack Greene of C>-
rou. de! Mar, and ¥. Sgt. 'l"d l4n.
D . C. Br&d!ord returned Wt week
from a four-daya' hunting trip tn
Imptr1a.l Valley, reporting their
bag did not exceed the llmit. The
last night ot the trip waa apent at
ldyllwild.
Mra. Adrlan Tillolaon wu a
gueet at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Ruth Beverly Holmes for four
daya Jut week.
1101D:. AUZ'O. llLUllNS
llADIOll Jll:PAISXO ..,... rs or c•• • BURT R. NORTON
11.ll~-_Ml,
N..,.,aft 111·+. Ot.111.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Comer W•tnut •nd Church Sta.
Some or tbe county papers quot· a peak for 20 year1 during the
ed me, (wire .eervtce . 1 presume) early tall monlba: ln Or&nge county
u baring saJd that 1 would "sup-wttb elght-tentha at one per cent
port the Truman plan for compul-Ne between Aug. 15 and Sept. 15.
aory military training." That wu Co9l of food a..o.d clothing led the
Interesting! To begin with, there incree.ae. The entire budget, ac-
lm't any tuch '*plan" u yet trana-cording to Department of Labor
lated into proposed legislation, and figures, has gone up 31 per cent '1!/
my conaUtuenta ahould know by during the 73 montruo s ince the E W LI N S R 0 0 F S
Costa Meaa thla time that l do not oay that start or the Euro~e.n war. Craft Greeting Carda APPLIED OR IU!:PAIRED
I am going to vote ror aome pro-FOOd increased 56 per cent. St&tiODerJ Free Estimates &: Inspection Sabbath tchool. Saturday morn-
ing, V:SO o'clock.
Preaching aervtce, 11 a. m.
poaal until J see ju.at "'·hat the bill clothing 43, house fumlshlngs 42.5,
&AJ18 after the co mmittee gett a.nd mlscellaneows goods and serv-Brookings Variety W. J. Benbow
through with it. I have &!ways ice!! 25. The la.et lJU.TVey on rent.a IO() Oout HWJ. 0.l'Oll& 4e1 Har 3602 Marcus .Ph. Nwpt. 1012-J
CHURCH OF CHRIST U8ed the amusing example {which was in June, and the lncrea.se ln ~-----------~!'-------------~
Church and Walnut Streets was true, however ' or lhe Andreu this category was only 3 ?Cr cent.
L Duane Canby; Mlnlater. bill in 1939, which started out a.s j The average prices received ror
c --" . 8 d 10 Bibi I a meuure to change the 9f!&80n gas. electric ity and tee dropped 6 ~"ace.. un ay, a. m ., e t · A 1939 Study; 11 L m ., Mornlnr w orahtp. ror abalone fishing. and wu sign· pe~hcenc BLnce .ug.Prl .Ind ~
""' ed by the Governof as a bill to pro-e onsumer s ce ex v•
FIRST FOURSQUARE CHURCH tect the desert burro from extinc-the Department of Labor was uaed
OF COSTA MESA tlon. Exaggerated. )'es. but it gtves which gave as ll!I opir_Uon that dur-
Rev. and Mrs. G. Wiiiard Steams you an idea y:hy experienced legia-ing the '>''ar the quality of civilian
Pastors lators don't commit themselves goods has been l°""·erecl.
Phone 2671 finally until they read the bill.!.
SWlday School 8 :30 a .m. Another reMon tbla newspaper President or by Congress. Some of
Morning worship service l0:45. Item interested me was because II us remember that W orld War I did
Cruaa.der service 6 :00 p.m. hac!n'l said any such thing. Hear-not end officially until July 2. 1921.
Berea.n service 6 :30 p.m. I ings are ju.st "°"" starting before This i~ more ser ious today. There
Evening eva.ngeliatic aervlce at the House Committee oa Military are 226 acts of the Congre&1,
7:30 p..m.. I Affairs. executive orders and various dtrec-
Wedne8d.a.y evening prayer ffrv· I put do...,•n my attitude regard-tives. tied to the "ending of the
lee at 7:30 p .m. Ing military training. in a memo-war." Even th~ date o r the Pri-
randum I mailed · \\reeka ago to mary Election in catifornta next
COSTA MUA COMMUN•TY
CHURCH
Car4 B. Johrtaon, Mlnlatel'
124 L 20th 8t. Ph. 2475-R
Church .chool, g:(6 a. m.
llomln.g Worahlp, 11 o'clock.
Youth groups, Hi.gh school, In-
eve-ryone '.'·ho bad written me on year de\>ends on this action. I rise
that subjec t . Translated into legl.8-to remark that thi8 should be set-
latloo, I still tblnk it mear.s a Ued, and at once. It is morally
C'>uple ot summer training camps. wrong tor any chJet executive to
In !t'CCeMive summers, with cer-ret&J n wartime powers. by the
taio required subjects tor Ule in-technical expedient ot not declar-
t ervening school year. and a con-ing the -war to be over. The only
tinuation of present ROTC train-resistance I know come.9 from
Newport -Balboa Tourist Bureau
All Modes of Travel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Ro'!"d-the-World Trips in the near future. See
Mrs. Roy Keene. Ph. 891. SOI Palm, Balboa
HOW"ll: 10 a.. m. t.e 8 p. m.
F_..Z-,111],..,._• J7 S....111-Y•.
11. w. Cor. 4111 & Sycad.or1 MNrA ANA
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t.e.rmedlate, Adult. e :30 p. m.
Even1n1r .eervtce. 7:30 o'clock.
MJd-week tellow-mhip a.nd prayer,
Wednmday, 7 :30 p. m.
ing. Lol!J or details to be worked bureaucratic groups ln the gov-----------------;------------
out: the National Guard; the boy• ernment who either we.nt to keep PROFESSIONAL /DIRECT' ORY
11 L m., Prayer and Sermon.
A88EMBLIES OF GOD
Henry •nd Ida &.ande, Pastora
Oo9pel meetinp at AB'L lilubln-
t.t. Hall al 23rd and Ocean Front.
Newport_
Blmd&y ecbool, 10 a. m .
\V ho would like a year's training; tb.elr jobs. or who think tt~ey can
the boys who won't be In school: run the b~inesa ot the country on
the young men ot special apUtudee classroom theories, better than
and skills ; the .sin cere objectors men who built u p the busineeees
I pleaae observe the adjective!) and and have the experience. Congress
i.>ther details. I am not lnterelJted now bu bills before it to set the
In building up a military caste; I date ot the War'a end. and 1t the
am very much interested ln train-President does not act, I hope the
lng young men to ta.ke care or Congreaa will.
them.eelvea under group and war ~------------.
Mom.Jng •rvtoe, 11 a. m.
EY"ening evangeU.Uc Hrvl("e,
7:U p.m.
Kld-week NrYioe, Tueeda.y
7 :1Ji p.m.
conditions. Also, I think It will be
at good tor them, physically a.nd men-
tally. I 've had a lot or Jett.era 1
at agreeing with that atand, by the
way. Thank ·you.
BALn
MORTUARY FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
G. Edwin Oeher, Pa.tOt"
Euclkf at Stanford, Garden Grove.
9 :30 a.m. Church echool for all
ageo.
11:00 LID.. M orning Worah.lp:
"Tb.Ink &nd Thank."
. 11 :00 a.m. Nunery tor all chil-
dren durlog 1111?rvloe.
6 :00 p.m. Methodiat Youth Fel-
loweblp. Young Adult FeUowlbip.
7:00 p .. m. Eve"ll.\ng Worab..lp:-
"They Thanked God and Took
Courage."
Barometers
Nort Hill
Anchors
Olildren's
Ufe Pn!Servers
Boat Cushions
and
Cbeerful, Helpful
Suggestions
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South e octd e a.
mi w. Oeatnl
Newport BMtta.· ------
The war ls not yet )egally over.
The Supreme Court and the Attor.
ney ~nera.l have both held that
&11 of our wartime m ea.surea atay
ln effect until a "state or peace•·
hae been declared by appropriate
action. Thia mea~ acUon by the
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
The pu.bllc is cordially invited
to attend 'Tha.nkBgiving Day serv-
ice, held by First Church of Christ.
Scientist, Newport Beach in con-
tormlty with the Preslde.nt's Proc-
lamation, in Udo Theatre, Central
Avenue and Via Lido, on Thanks-
giving Day, Thurada.y morning N o-
vember 22nd at 11 o·clock.
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Lady Attendant
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410 Coast Bl\'d.
CORONA DEL MAR
~J.pl.-11-:Z
DAY AND NIGHT
• Before You Build or Remodel
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visit onr Interesting
sample and diAp_lay
l'OOIDL Color guides,
planning alds, com-.
prehenslve stock ot
rugs, carpets and
linoleum.
llopolrod
LUDLUM Carpet Works
1m -Ill -11t. .,_ Soato .ba !IOI SANTA ANA
MODERI :MARllE ·SERVICE
SHELL o·ocK
BALBOA ISLAND
Aooonntant
J. 8. WHYTE
IN"OOllC& TAX CONSULTANT
A11tbor1Hd b:r lb& tlllited St•LM Treu-
\tr,J Department to repr.eat client. 19 cocmectioo wltb llKlome ~ mau.e ....
A11Dft'9 • llY8TDUI '
BOO~IMO 81:&VICS
~ JMO llarHf Sl't''-, C.... 11_.
PMM N'-~ "'°;W'
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ABOlllTECT • -I 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa
Newport nu
Z.1%1 IA.kewood Ave.
Loe Anpl.. NOrmancly 6401
DU ll<JllOOl.8
!Yfortinter Sc~ool
10Z CJorU s.Jboe bland
Grad .. : ()ollep. Prepuakll'J'
DAY SCHOOL 1'ow Ope•
G.A. Mortimer, M.A., Orlon!
Prtndpel Phone 13!
DJ:NT18T8
DR. OBED LUCAS
Dentist
• 2202,_. W. Central, Ph. 1480
NEWPORT SEACH
KOllTICIANB
HAROLD K. GRAUEL
CHAPEL
"We Ounlelvea the Better Ser\'le
By 8etiv1ng Otbero Beet"
Phone Newport 581
Cod.a Mesa Callfornla
OPTOMETIWIT8
ROBERT A. CRAWFORD
Opt.. D.
OPTOMETRIST
Eyeo Euml.aed -mu-Flttod
1792 Newoort Boulev•rd
Phone 2430 COST A M E&A
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G. V. LINSENBARD
Graduate
Royal ConMirvatory, LelJlllil.C
Ph. 1252-W
1526 w. Ocee.n Front
Gordon M.Grundy, M.D.
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NI.Diil -Oentnl ·-
Ofllco Bn. :10-U a.m.; 1-S p.a.
Telephone l'I
Conrad Richter, M.D.
~-Saa· llO E. lSlll •t.
Costa Mee.a
Bo11.r1 : 10·12 a..m. &Dd. 1-6 p.m.
Pbone J.aS
DR. G. E. TOHILL
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
22® Cout Blvd., N.WPOrt Beac ..
~ Phvne -
Offloe 286-W R ... 281-R
If No Anewer C.11 N.Wport I
Gerald Rauaa, M.D.
2830 W..t CentraJ Av..
Newport Beaoh
Ph. 1028--No A"ewer aa.11 301·M
X·Ray .. l"Ylce
Hilton H. MuweD, Ill. D
:911 Wee& V.tral
Pboae 1oa
Ottlca,H°"'.'": 10 -U I to I
Plione Newport 1oa
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
, 814 Bay Ave., Balboa
Newport ITU
"8 8. HDI St., Loe .&..-
TUekeF TllU
Br Appobi-t
T. R. Reeder, M.D.
Phyaldu II 8nrgw
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Newpori 2164
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M&WP081 a••aoA M!W! ~ • -ro::il. -617 --~ Kn. c. K. Knowlton. 1"la1ey a ..... 25 YEARS AGO. Flsllei n11n Want · Fisherman Finell
IJve '15 mm. Shell
Floating Off Pier
New Specialist at
Vi's Beauty Shop
Kr. llDd Kn. H. k. Rill&' entetiJ Satwday . G.-.0 ......, Mr.
lalnod at dlnner at tbelr 11ome11 and Kn. ~ ~ and Mr.
IOI GnDcl C&nal. Bal-1o1an41 and. Kn. 1f"Od Kyle. X-. hM .purcm.ct Ula nue, la ip8Dd1°& two ""aeb lD
Baoel Cllambon, a permaDlllt ;=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::j::::::::::::::::
R. N. Q&rk at Newport Bxch, wave tptci•''et formerly 1oeated G~ri C."" and a GrMt Vartet__y a Unuwal Qlfta
1*i!_R1eldl4ldot&tlcmat-smw Eureka, Utah, and Sal• L<~Clty -FROM ouR FI LES Lease on Dau
1onn.1 _,,. t1un Arthur Kello. v1a1ttnc re1auveo. · •.
• ________ _;_.._,;.._ __ -..,,-~--A deleptlco of men from ..... Point Pier
a ttab.~ plck.ed up a live T&nm. at Lccuna s.cb ud ~ 1"f1'11t YOU TO BROWSE AROUND"
obell tlootlnc 111 tie cuo al>out a at o-1& ~ 11aa ~ JalDed C. E. hOUCKS
mile ott tbe Newport pier lhlnda1· .. -.a~...,. B . ?> ..... Co-JEWELRY •nd ST ATI ON RY
He lln.d the lllloll °" -..s, and ran& del M&r wllore ---Dia-• W•-· ,. ... R Iring
reported It wbea he ratw'm4 to Will be an°•Ne to bis tor mer n-. Ks JI port 1 • a
I Ch h D of the tarser tn•oln-nrm. al Loo ' D Costa Mesa Foursquare ore Ancelee ... ,.. iueota nr tJ>e Banta Two Lone Beach oporta tl.lher-
T B A N K 8 G I V I N G P L A Y An& Cllambe< of Commer<e at men ha•• requeeted a leue on the
-D&J" You'll N-_.. luncl>eon at the Newport H&rbor county pier at Dena Point and
lla..s&1' Evmblc. N.,.. 111, T:M Yacht dub and •-a qht--tnc plan a f1obtnC and ncreatlon cen.
bJa ---'--. r-ctSetele _. when .... wlll make 1m• N-BMI .. Coeb M CaJ lt. ~"~ed the Loq Be&ch lllU1 us,,, . ' '.-----.;_.:.;..:.;....;.;;-.;;.::,....;_•:...:.;_;;;...:.;..:.;:.;_;.;j.:::_;;.:;..;_ ____ -J
orn._ of tl>e OOUt Ouud, wbo 1n[;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::j::::::::::::::::::;
-ted by the O'usaden-Mr. Hemy, Director trip &!>out the b&rt>or, _...., 1:9r there, with moWr, -le nm·
1 • n.ry enthuliutic about lta tuture nmc out ID.to the •tip be4-and D Sev. -Mn. O. Wlllud 8-ea.ton poalbllltlu. Tiley not only pre-watere In that vtclnlty. ThOy wiut-
WELCOME CAFE
' !580 Newpori llhd., 0.... Ilea
GOOD FOOD AND SERVIC!: -:· MODERATE PRI~ -.
FAMO US COMPLETE DINNER
' I .. a m.UI 10 .. llL -s--h7m: U ...,. -ut It p. &
()pea I a. m. lo I a. m. -~ II..._
Dinner Dance Wednesdays a nd Saturdjlys
8 to12p.m.
Newport 433-M
Our Kitchen Open for Inspection
Wm. E. Ludewig, Prop.
The Gift She Would
Choose HerseH
We Are Sole Agents in the
Newport Harbor DIStrict
for the Exclusive
Morey & Fayne
Costume Jewelry
Arvin's
Watehmsbn
116 22nd St.
o,as.· e 1•.
DI 1;19 ..
= ca•• tt to 11>e -..,,,.. depot
at Seal B4t1 ch .
dlcted It would be a big oblpplnc 04 a m&jdr part of the unuoed pier
port of the tuture bUt ..r.loned lt t or tbelr purpoeea. and would p~
u the ".A nn•polW of tbe Paclftc 1'1de' aD known _.rety device• fO!f'
Cout." an I-whk:b IW1 boldll their craft, theJ" promlaed.
good. The men m&ldnf the propoul Cut Over Eye
The dam WU c-pleted &t Bit-... Don&1d IC. Kieth ancl ()wen J . Out.come of Cralh
ter Potnt to turn the Santa Ana McCartney. who ulted. for a three
river Into a new channel dlrec:Uy J"O&r teaee "" the cove. Tiley uked In Costa Mesa
Into the ~ and prevent llltlnc the c:aunty ~ of ..,pem.ono to •
Of the bay. The dam WU 80 feet rep&ir the st&lrway le•dlD.I' dOW'D
wide at the bottom and lloptnr to to the cove ln order to make it
12 feet on tap. l&t'e. They offered to do thiai work,
Mr. and llra. A . B. Roumelle and deduct the cost from lbelJ'
were leaving for an extended. trlp rental on the pt.er. 1 tn E\u'ope, with many trlenda to Supervleora remarked ·that no
vi.all ln France. other otter bu been made to teaae
The N~rt Beach poet otnce th.la pier.
went up lo thlrs1 clam and the 1&1---------
ary of Postmuter Jobn McMUlan
waa advanced to $1300 a year. Western Flying
. Training Com.
Closes Its Doors •
Corona del Mar
(By Bemue L. Beaed.lct 1
Lt. Col.. C. R Luers returned to The Western Flying Training
hi8 home at 306 Larkspur avenue Comm¥d wu officially closed
Friday. Mrs. Luen drove to Coro-thie week with the locking of the
nado to meet 1him.. H e bu been main bulld!..mg Of the nerve center
in the Hirwaiian Ialand.8 thl..8 tut of the great.eat air training pro-
year where he was Executive Of-gram In the history of the U. S.
fleer of the Marine Air Corps. Army. The offices at 1104 West
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wadley jr., Eighth street in Santa Ana. which
211 Marigold. had a.a gueata Mr. once control1ed the activitie11 Of 148
Wadley's son. Lt. Frederick J . lnstallaUont in 19 statel!!I. were
Wadley ill and wife. Santa Mon· dark lut night.
lea. over the week end. Lt. Wad-The activities of this branch of
Jey served in the 0 . S . S. In India the service "''ere moved to Santa
for a year. About ten of the Ana ln 19-42 from Moffatt Field
0 . S. S. \•.rould &'Wim In to the beach near San Franci!lco. It became
to l!!lee that all was right for the the Western F1ylng 'I"ralnlng Com-
lnva.slon1. A dangerous mLMton. mand Aug. 18, 1943. I t arrived at
one w ould l!!l&y, although be nys it lll!!I peak growth and actlvivty in
wu fun. Members of the 0 . S. S. 1944 under Maj. Gen. Ralph P .
v.•ere t rained in the Bahamu. He Cousin.e.
• G. K... nelda. 81. a pe wenpr lb.
a car driven by )(&rjorle 8mitb Cit
1611 Rocbeeter -Coot& ~
received allcht lnjurlea when their
ear wu lftruclt by another driven
by Harry Agnew Cit Mlcblpn at
the corner of Newport lll\d Harbor
bouleva.rdJ in Colt.a MU& yuter-
d&y.
The driver of the Michigan car
ea.id he did not observe the girl
when she turned to the left at the
busy intersecUon. The injured man
suffered a slight cut over bis left
eye .
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SAFEWAY'$
PBE-TRAllSGIYllG
EVEIT!
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-... ,_ .. •Jer ... liolWoys. s.i.w.,
Phone SS
was one ol twelve passengers who Tbousanda of American boys
returned •to the United States and hundreds of Chineae were
aboard a freighter-a trip that trained under the wpervision ·of
took a month. this group. Bombardiers, navl-..,_ • .W. ......, ef 11111•••&. Mki"I
.. II ........ 9t ...., ....... prica, ---PFC. John ,Miller. 711 Marigold gator11, pilots, co-plloU!, *and flight
avenue. wu called back t o C'amp engineers received crt>w traiDlng
Ord where be will soon leave for tor B-29 Super Forts. Even "''hen
oveTl!!leas duty. the tralning of new men slowed
Mrs. Arthur Kemper. 900 Ocean dcm-n . returnees were brought into
Blvd., and Miss There!t8. Haugne&B. the command and give them a
formerly Lt. j.g. of the Nul"See' "po9t·graduate" course in various
Corps. Corona Navy Hospital, at-
1
field!! a.s.soclated with flying.
tended the Assistance League
Country Fa.fr and Bazaar on I y Fr• d d M" Thursday at Anaheim, an annual our 1en s an 1ne
affair. Scores of dolls. aproa9 8lld
antiques were sold.
Mr. and Mrs. S . Haugneu. 211
Iris avenue. had a reunion Of the
family when Mr. and Mrs. Denny
Dinamore'arrlved Sunday from San
Francisco. Mrs. Dina.more la their
daughter. Mr. Dinsmore was r~
ce.ntly discharged from the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Marston, Los
Angeles, spent the week 1C_nd with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stauch, 316
Marigold avenue.
Mr . and Mra. H. K ing, Fresno.
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. L.. A. Norman. 217 Orchid
Rev. and Mrs. earl Johnson of
Coeta Mesa went to Full~rton
Tuesday evenlr.g u guesll!!I at a
venl90n dinner at the home of Rev.
and Mr:::. RRv P.sP."sdPI,., aod to
m eet O rv. a..'"td ?.frs. Charles <:!. I
Kendall of Phf"'Pnlx who w~re pass-
ing throu,e-h . 11.ev. KendaJJ ls pas-
tor of t!ie Phoenix l!ethod!st
church an'.f he &IJtl his tvife a r:.-
old fr\Ends of the J ohnso-~.
James D. Ellis. son ot ?.t rs. F 1
P . Grlesch of Plummer Hous~. B:il·
boe., snd nephe~r rt lfrs. R flc;'!
Greeley. returned home Sundi>."
after a year and a baJf in tht' --==========="-~I South Pacific. fie bad rtteived
;t Our Marine Hardware
;t Our Gift Shop
and cheerful, helpful
suaestions
2212 w. Central
Newport
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got home. but 80mewhere along the 1
lint> had caught the nu and s~t
hls fin1t few days here in bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Antofi Her9hey of
Balboa laland'e Mark ·t Spot are
expected back next week from
MexJco City "''here they have bt'eri
vacationing for sev~ra.l weeks.
'klaU.t / .. q.JuuJt
N EWS·TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER
FINE PORTRAITS
ond
Commercial Photography
437 Femleaf Ave.
PHONE '1S2·W
Corona del Mar
"They finished
their joll •••
let's finish oun"
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Straight 0t o.-ted COMI. .10"-leu.
Not•: Witwt 0t• otf•9d for 1ale only ._
Sotewoys llc......:i to Mii .......
MRS. WR161WS BRUD
WWt. '"'94. .. ~ wfHt BCJ
Vlt ...... 1........... ·:;;r·
matENCRAR ........... -........ 3na
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. CORN BREAD MIX ..... -... -·-•·•· J&c ---~.., ....... , .. "'''
WALNUTS . . . ;
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iluTs AND DllW FRUIT
Calif. Almonds ~;. ',:!· 56•
Seeded Raisins
C-.....to llrord...
Seedless llaisins
Cil I .........
Gloc:e Mixed Fniit ::;· l&• --Pulled rigs :.--;-zt•
-W. Caf liffMI vtlrtlrty.
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Wt ... ,.. .. .,., -,... Wnl
Wle •1a .......... IX·
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••u _.. ... _, 1111i11 clerk.
Check these values in guaranhed meats:
CHUCK ROASTS 2SC ....................... Ila. Mw A: 11,.._h,_._,
GROUND BEEF • -·----.. ....................
PLATE B&F •.Ile r.c n ,._....._ ..... .....................
~.,~J.!!S .. Zic .....................
lAMI ROAST UC ......... ._. ....... ...
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lAMI WAST
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WBBS ------' ........ , .... . .. ..,. ..... ...... -. , ..... _ ......
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BOl.OGNA
'-99 ................ .... •.34° ____ .. __
CllCIENS •.4SC ._ Y.a llJli;-.,:·:1::·:1:.. .........
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lUIKllON MEAT ..,_ ---.. s3• _____ ....,.... \
Pll5SID HAM :..:·::::::=r;o.::. .. 5&-
WlllllG lllEIS
777 ...................... .. .................. 6"~
COD ll1DS __ .. __ ..
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MARGARINE lb.25° , ......... ,.~ .. _,..rt ... . ,., ...... ,,.,.4, ,, ,. ... ti"'·'
SHORlENING
ll:•r.t S.tM M-4. hy
..... et S..fe_.,.. i i ..... ti Mt.I
FRUIT CAKE
fi1 1.,.. .... W•w.rt h-11111t c•••·
P.dtM M ~efk•llJ ~le<ll 1•"·
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CHECK THESE SAFEw A Y VALUES
Dutch Mill , ..... 69"
lfilb .• 21c.
Gfet'f'I ,, .... 1-
Molm.n c-.,.-
Bl'ft Robbi! Gold t.llo&oun, 16 oz .. con. 2lc.
BrerRabbit
Popcorn Joli~ T.,,_ ......
Moneta Chili Sauce 11 v,. 17• ••. ;.r
CHB Chili Sauqe 11 .... 20C
'"' Del Monte Catsup ::;;· 15•
Highway Tomq:toes '::'" 17•
Plum ~eserve4 =. ·~~ 29"
Libby Pickles t;:: "~ .... 7:1•
Apple Cider MortiMlll ......
Orange Juice r-• u .... ia-.s,ond M•
TIA AND fom£
Canterbury '""" "' .. _ 239 Te-o ....
'l:t-lb. pkg., 4k.
Nob Hill Coffee .... 239 .... """ ........ "'°""" .. """"r
Airway Coffee ::=, ~':: ZO.
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. _LOCAL "l8HEftMAN ftETUftNS
· Joe Doney jt'., wboee mother
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outlook for DucJm
Not Very Bngbt .·
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Balboa wader
Dies of Leukemia1
Enroute ·Home
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·-, 21 Cases Maraps
I• Costa-Mesa;
None In Harbor
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Burt R. Norton Sgt. Sebra Meets
Moving Into New Daughter Nancy
Coast ffiway Bldg. For First Time
1 vc::cu1• dental College
Giv~ Annual Exams
For Scholarships
•, u ... &t 129\l 24th ......... re., (Courtesy cat 1Uh • ~Dept)
turned fl'om Italy where be hu O~ge ~tt.: Tile ou.t19ok tor
been for 21 monUu, an4 )lae re-the coming duck li!UOD I.II not u
cetved hla dl8charge. He plane to good aa lut year. A check oo l'barmacl8t"• Kate 1/c Robert
buy a 1loat and reaume bia former du'"ck clubll ln th1I area lbaw• 1 .. ~USN, 21', died Tue.day, Nov.
~UAl Scbl))ll.Tl!lblp examtna.tlOIU
Kum1>9 were a mlld epidemic A.n'angt.Dg h1a 1tock wlth a mille Oct. 22 ended four years of for 1946-t7 will be held at' OccJ-
thia year wt.th 1020 cue• to date, at anticipation ln bill new quartera army se · f ~--• s H
Do th&?L half the number of blro. u Son a bo9pital plane near CIUcago,_
occupaUon of .flab.ing. Mn. f'Wll!IY at th1-ttme lut ..uon.. )Ming", a .-race wttb death which ~
jr. and their am.all aon Uve in San Bernardino county: A fnt ~ baH' way around the world
South Dakota where llbe teac.hea duck.a dropptng"on p0nch along the ta llOICOW and would have ended
K .hool and where abe will stay to river but not llO many u at th1a oo B&lbo& Ialand.. I
complete her term before returning late iut. .leuon. Lota ol. ducJQ cm . ~ tie waa fatally 1trlcken
here. Baldwhl Lake but very few on. Big Wt.th leukemla the young Navy p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i\ Bear Or Ai-rowbe&d lake•. Pian .cktermlned to M:e hta mother,
•'-... -J'\llC'e or '~'· gt. . L . dental College, Loe Angeles. Sa.t-i more U4al1 doubt• the number tut at 915 Cout Highway, Burt Nor-c.--b-who ju t t ed f 1 . _____ ,_ ~ • ..., s re um rom 9 urday, Dec. 1, according to Ben-
1 year, ~• to tbe report ol ....... well-known radio dealer and mo th · th E '-th
San Diego county: Sprig and Mn. )Camie Foote, cuatodlan Of B 0 W L Bp(>Olliea are tn con.alderable num-M&r Ca.a for the put 18 yean,
bent on Cuyamaca Lake, but there once more before he died. • l B A L B 0 A '" no waler In the tu! .. at an. Hlo condlUon Improved enough ~ 4 O 2 San Joaquin county: Fewer to allow him to be nown ln a. naval
Cl. ducks now than there were two b09pit&l plane to the Bet:.haeda,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~ee~k>~~a!g~o·:_________ Md., Naval hoepltal. Re and h1J' _ mother talked on the telephone
twice while be wu there. But hos-
pital authoriUee warned. her the •
&hock ot .,etng h1o mother might ~---o_. _•_· -"~E_E_o ___ _
pro"Ve too great for hlm.
Lt. Baroid Foote ... brother •t&-0 B Reed Becomes
tioned with the Air "Force at Mem-• •
phlo, Tam .• and John Schuster. Salesmanager for
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George D. Bassett
General and Tax Accounting
---. n l'I 1n e urupean ~ater jam.in H. Culley, secretary at the pr. ~ Lee Ruuell, county marine electrical CQntractor wu. of act1'on He partl · led · f " . e1pa tn 1ve echolar, llhip committee. 'lbe en._ be<b otftcer, and most of the ~ moving tn. to bta recently complet-battles, th •u _, wean e ~ ver star and list cloeea Saturday, Nov. Zt.. cent 88 ca.eea are tn (:Qlta Kea. ed buUding after two yearw at his a unit cJ tatlon.
with 21 listed. An odd fact Is th&t amaller .tore farther eul on the Arrangement.a can be m&de., for
"Newport Beacb bu no mumpa. but .highway. Sgt. Sebra rt'Ceived his discha.rge students not able to reach the ~-" --In th no.th ••M of th at Camp Beale, Calif., where he ca.mn,uo, to take the e•·-!natlona r uue1 "' .. • e -r--_.. e In the new ahop Norton wtll .r: .............. t t In ,. __ with 16 was met by his wife and daugh-at tile, lr h om e echools, by writing COUD y, wu nu ~ . have four times the apace for sales tt>r, Nancy. It was his first in-M CUil
The general he&Jth 1ttuaflon la of Philco, Packard Bell, and Ben· trduction to his daughter. After __ '_· __ e_y_. ________ _
·tmpr'O'ltng, ft:u.18ell ~led, with dlx radio•, u well u tor repair•. a short vacation with Mrs. Se-
chl.cken pox OD the wane -.Jthougb He expeota new model.a of the bra's parent.!, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
the yM.t"1 total wu 133t u Philco radio in by the middle of Mekeel of Balboa Island, the ser-lat.ernaU.oaal llarvealer
ap.Inat 73:5 lut ,u.r. There were next week, he 88.id. geant and his family will leave for 'l'aVOll& AND TBAOl'OU
three influenza. toui-dl~therta. A large part of the Norton buat-Richmond. Va., where they will FA.BM SQ.OIPJDCNT
three llC&rlet fever, nve red meu-neu .. aale and lnatallatlon Of ma. make their hOl)le. M. Eltiste & Co.. Inc.
lee, t'!'o rheumatic fevn and two rtne radio telephone. and radlo
whooping COUCh U.Ud, and 18 compueea Two-way telephones 1 ma.a ft. 1111 &aataAM
cuea ot ~Lal &.a...., a lharp are .now available for ehlpe without __ _:•~u::P:;P.01z:..:rt:_t::h::_•:._:W::_:•::r:._:C:::heat=:...::::_...'..:IU=::N::o.='l.=A..=8::l.=l'll.=::W=l=4::•::·::•::1t=• drop. Pulmonary tubere\lloslll private order, be said tbday... ·~
9howed a alfaht tncreue, and con· '
t.lnuea to be the "killer'' dlff&8e
wtlb 31 deatba tht.s year from thil ........ OPA Denies· Mark-Up ·. .. ' .
Fishermen's Bookkeeping
Notary Public
2602 W. Central Ave.
Medical Corp8m&n who WU with
him on the hoopltal plane, brought Ford Agi'cy The Office Of Price Admlnlirt.ra-
the body to Pua<lena and ...-vk:e• Assistance League lion announced today that It hao were held Tueaday a.tternooo at denied a request ot lumber whole-
Mountain View mauooteum. Alta-o. B . Reed. m mber of the city Greets ·New Members 91L!era for"' 8 per cent mark-up
den&. rt wu a military runenJ council Of Ne~rt Beach, b&I on m ill ceilings. The wboleaalen1
CE
P.A.PAtMER
Newpon .Beach
Phone 1805·J
w1th Dr. George Cllff ln charge. been named pie• manager ~ Mn. Roderick Burnham enter-aeked permlaaion to add the eight
and tbe cori-nan atood besWe the Theodore RoJ'n• Ford and Mer-talned membera of the A&W.stance per cent to m.111 price• and let It
flag+draped casket a.a the organ.18t cury Agency, It wu a.nnounced by League at her home, 1544 Via Udo be &b&orbed by retailers, and con-~;;;222:;;:222222~2-;;;;;-;;;;;:;;;;;22222~! played "Reve-rie.." Robi.rul yeiterday. Rttd took over Nord, on Tuesday with luncheon. tended w ch a mark-up would re-the dutlee he bu had In mind for d th h Tb ,_1 auJt ln better dl.strtbution ot lum-Survfvtng are Mr•. Mamie Foote, .......... -time , aoon after returulng serve on e pol"C . e aaa--. ng Bal~-•-•·-d oth f th •--ho--........ Cameron -om waa ber to smaller retallen . Large line uua .._.., · m er 0 e ~ froi:n a 1 month's vtsit to central ... ~ ........ -··· £u ' ceued. and bls father, W tllll D. m i.noLt where he still retaln.8 farm-unable to be present due to t.he yards it wu a rgued, were able to
LIDO ISLE PPJJPP10 rPS • W. 0. BUCK -.lnsw-arioe Counselor
~1500 ~~
3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA
• Foote U', of Loe ~geles; two ln lnt 9la d h ma.ny old death of her brother on Monday hire buyers lo go out to the mills.
brol.ben, Lt. Harold Foote. and rJenda.~re ' ll1l u J t"Wning. and obtain lumber, leaving none to ---:::====================;:----
WU1Je D F oot j of s G brl 1 I M b be distributed to the smaller ya.rdS ' · e r . a.o a e' Rttd aald yesterday that it 'A'B.S n Walton Hub ard jr. pre-who could nol afford such buyeni.
tnjoy· Your
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and one 9\ater, Miu Dorothy a very happy a.seociatlon becawie sided at thi bwiineaa session, when
Foote, who. Is slaying with her of the high regard with "A•hich t.be new provisional members were in-With the eight per cent D;)Ark-up,
mother oo Balboa 1111&.l'ld for a. few 1 troduced and future plan.9 diacuss-the wholesalers could bett~r serve tlrm ls held by loca.l re1ldenta, and h ll '"'! ·
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ed. New m embersrare Mrl!!I. Addison t e sma er re ....... ers. It was con-88 Mr. Robins had ex-pressed a de-I d d
Thanksgiving Dinner
days.
-at-
BAY SHORE CAFE
17th &,Cos.st ffighway
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Open from 12 Noon
Till 9 P . M.
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Roast Young -Tom Turkey
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$2.25
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Call Newport 2344
for Reservations
sire to devote more time to Ln-Gurley, b.i ra. Everetl Morris, Mrs. ten e ·
CUrrent. estimates o f man1agea tereU out.sk:le thls agency. He \-\1aller Franz and h-1~. StAnley i-------------
ln the Untied St.ates indicate 90 alao baa the F orti agency in Hunt ·• Olambers. Mrs. ':'i:tor Grace, "'ho
per cent involve men lo uniform. ( lngton Bea.ch. ... I has been a sustain111g member for
------------·--At least ~ people have seen the_ pL9t. year. came back in as an
An Old Friend
in a New Spot
PAUL COR'l'ES
Cbel
R.eoenUy ot
Newport YIWht Club
Now in Charge
or Our Kitchen
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CARLTON
HOUSE
(Formerly Danlrer'•l
207 So. Broadway
( Upotal......santon Bldr.)
SANTA ANA
Pb. Z119 -c..-Monday
the new ca.r since Its arrival here, 1 a.ctive member. I
tht> agent said. About 7~ a day A. fund y.•a.s set up to help send
still come in. and betv.·een passen-four Girl Scouts to summer camp
ger cars. truc k.s: and commercial and IL v,:a.s also decided t o start a
jobe, about 100 orde n pre pn hand.: dental cli~c for grammar school 1
Prices on the new Ford models are , children. b.1rs. Everett Morris waa
expected this v.·e ek end. he said. I named chairman of the latter com-J
With lhe retu.rn of 'Bad' Bri&coe mittee. Another subje-ct di.Scussed ,
from service to resume hi!'! former I "·as that of leisure activities for I
1 job a.s service-manager. the shop the 'teen age group, bul most of • ! is gettl.ng back to normal. Deliver-the afternoon was given O\'er to
lee are still wA..IUna on p0\icle1 now \ plan.a. for toaiorrow'e big bridge l being determined ln the ea.st, tt party a.t NeY.-port Harbor Yacht
wu sa.id. o. B.. a.a be is flUl)..11-club. I
t.a.rly known to 10 many local rtsl-Mem~rs pretent v.·ere lbe Mes-
dent.e. will reta.in his seat on ~e dames E . E . Boudinot., Roderick \
councl1. He spent several Y•re Burnham, Richard Castle, Everett
with the South C08.Bl COWP!JlY Gardiner, E. M. Harvey, Jack Hlll-
during the war. man, Rowland Hodgki.naon, George
IN TB BROADCASTS
' Hesttt Sondergaard, now ~r-
Holstein. W alton Hubbs.rd jr., Don
McCallu.m. John Parke, Jamee
Bogen. Dixon Smith, Robert Wal-
ker, William White, George Yard-
le-y and Victor Grace.
News-TI.mes advertisements are
your guide to efficient E?ending.
Clear Vision for a
Brldtt Future
Make e@'rf'itn of your child's Kood vi!lon by having· us ex-
8mine his eyes scientlflcalty.
11 neecssar)' we will prescribe
far and nt him with glasses
that will !mun! Improved vi-
&lon
ROBERT A. CRAW'FORD
OPTOMETRIST
nsn N-rt eou1evan1 eo.ta Me. Phone UIO
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Broken I.enses Duplicated
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Mng In Aa&ignment Home •"d
Counter.Spy, Is a member of ttie
cast or The Constant Invader
cur-rently betng heard over stp-
tlon KVOE. °" Mondays at 12.:15
(noon). The Conn.ant Invader,
narnted by Di-. A. J . Cronin,
preacnt.a '" a aeries of 13 dra-
matte •hows the vktorle• thl1
cOuntry Is winning against tu·
berculosia.
Discontinued Patterns -.
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BALBOA 'S
RENDEZVOUS
BALLROOM
Coming
SATURDAY
November 24th
Anson Hill
PttoentA
.FRA -NKIE STAN
and His O~chestra
SATURDAY, NOV. 17th
Dancing from 9 until 1
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Sherwin • Williams Paints
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Costa Mesa Paint & Hardware
Next Door to Safeway • •
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• ' Telephone 1347-J I G'ROCERIES l I Cold Meats I ~ Frullil -i v egetablee ~ ,..-uu ~~· . , I Button's GrocerJI
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FIVE-DAY SERVICE·
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Cleaning and Laundry
CORONA DEL MAR CLEANERS
1S07
Pick-Up and pelivery
Highway
Carl Philhart, Manager
BATTERIES . CHARGED
in 30 Minutes
Wllll ov Jmt : lnot•!Jed
Ne,. llapor-Qal<ll Charsw·
LUBRICATION
SPECIALIST
VIRG~S GARAGE
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American Breakfasts -Lunches -Dinners
FLAVORY SPANISH DISHE.5
STEAKS
ENCHILADAS . TACOS
CJooed Tuesd"J'
OPEN
7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
McFaddea Place at Court st., Neaf Newport Pier
IF YOU FIND you made ~ur jam a little
too stiff, try stirring in a little boiling
water iust before serv ·
Ing. Strange thing -bu~ {f(J;'"\.X
this trick even kHps th9; ~
color of the (om th.: ~ -· ~
lIOl:TSEJIOLD HINT -.-:' I · ......
LIPSTICK STAINS are N<flly onnoyinv
on your clothes so we wont to remind
,...,,, / you of the~ and easy
~ way to r~move them.
Just put a ,blotter under
1the 1toin,j then apply
Spirits of Cpmphor.
c ll.!CI!E 'l
-:if:: • .)...,.( d • ... ~
SWEET-SOUR ME~TBAllS
I lb. g•d. roundst.Ok I ltap. salt
1 onion, minced 2 ~bsp. vin-.,ar
\-1. c. cotsup 21tsp. prepared
2 tbsp. brown sugar mustard
2 tsp. Worcestershire 1-1.jc. water
Sauce Ii tsp. pepper
1· egg, beaten
Mix meat, eg9, onion, bnd Nit and
'pepper thoroughly. Farin into sma ll
round balls. Mix remair.ing ingredi.
ents and bring to a boil. Add meat
bolls ond simmer for fiftNn minutes.
Thicken gravy and serve over meat.
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FOR All THE fom;ly--at ~v~~ meal -
Weber's Enriched Wh ite Bread. Deli ..
cious, flavor.fresh and fu'I of the no"r·
ishment and vitamins noiural to 100%
whole wheal. Try a lo~ al Weber's
today! r .
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NOTICE OF INTENDED
MORTGAGE
Under Section 3440 Clyll Code
flf ~ State of Callfornla
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :
Gas furnaces
No Prt.ortty NMe•••.,.
Some with Thermostabi
Limited Supply
for Immediate
Installation
No Down Paymeat
F .II.A. Terms NeW or Completed Homes
Monarch Furnaces Approved
by A. G. A.
FBEE ESTDIATES
L. 0. Grossnickle
_ Oraap °"""*" Dbtrli...tor
1'701 Flower St., Cor, 17th
Phone 4857
If no answer call Santa Ana
6257 and leave message
SANTA ANA
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NmWl'OllT 1!..1.UM>4
Pueuc Nark:a ' ~-PueLic NoT1cE•
· ltH6, at the eocrow deparUnent ·.,(
Th&t John 14. Quint 11..-..-"the Bank at America NTUA. Bal-
whc.e add.-hi 7G41 Mountain boa Branch at Bal-~ tJjo City
Vlew Avenue, ln tbe Oty of San of NeWeorl Beach; County' ot Or-
Bernardin<>. County Of San Beruar-ans• State or Cllllforflla.
dino. state Of Californl&, lntend9 DATED November 9. 1945. to mortgage to Viola J. Ban>eo JOHN )(. QUINT,
Mortgagee whoee addru9 l9 ·lOI Mortgaior.
261.b Street. In the City or Newport Pub.-NOY. 111, l!HS.
Beach, CoUnty of Orange, State ot
California, the foUowtiig ckecribed
personal property. to-wit: All fix·
tu.res, equipment and rood wilt"'ol
a cert&ln Ory-Clunlpg Buaineu
known u Newport Oeanera and
located at 2119 Cout Blvd., New-
pc;>rt Beach. ln the City of Newport
aeach. Count y of Orange, State of
C&llfomia. and that an ex'ecuted
mortgage of the same wilt be de-
livered and the coM laeraUon there-
f or paid at 10:00 A. M. on Mo~
day the 26th day of November~
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE
Under aectlon 3440 Clvll ~Code
of the State of Callfomla.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
Tba.t Viola J . Barnes Vendcw,
wboee addreu la 106 26th Street,
to the Q ty at Newport Beach,
County of Orange. State ot Callfor·
nia. lntenda to H1l to John M.
Quint, Vmdee, whoR addt'e. ti
704 l(ountaln View A•en.ue, JJ1 the
City or San BernardlM. County ol
San Bernardino, stat:e Of Cali.fw·
nla. the followtng delCJ'tbed per.
eonal property. to-wit:
Your f«ut i.._. All 1tock in trade, nxturea.
equipment and good will of a cer·
PR OTEC TION PLAN tatn 0ry-C1ea•1nr; busin ... known "BREWSTER'S Mn.LIONS" R"''r""~enf~ le u Newport Clean.en a.nd located. DENNIS O'KEEFE and BELE.N WALKER 1hare t1ae spotllsht ID
· at 2119 COUt Blvd., In the ctty Ute hllarioua comed7 "'8"""'9t.er'I Mllllom" at the Udo Sunday and
B. W. o&0.89.E Of Newport Beach. County of Or· Monda¥.
US et• St. ange, State of Calltorn.iA, and that ..:.:=="-----------------------
Bunttngton Beacb. · a MLie, tn.n9fer and &11lgnment or
Ph. IL B. dOl the same will be made, and the
Have You L----' coruiideratlon therefor w ill be pald
n9al'1I at 10 o'clock a..m. on Monday the
''EASY ACIS'"I 26th day ot November, 1945, at the
•• "~ ... •P0 P•• -..._ ..,, ~ escrow department of Bank of
Tskl Tsk! County
Auditor Could Have
Saved $1.68, Sezze!
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Outline Expense
Of County Outfall
Sewer System County Auditor Lester Eckel
Five yea.re ot major out lay• on paid a bill of $13.42 for telegrams
the county's outfall sewer system, In relation to the retention or the
which muat be improved lr:nmed· fire boat here, but he saJd in Santa
lately w1th a $35.000 booeter and Ana yesterday tha t be could have
a $75,000 digester. may total $2,· aaved Sl .68 on It
Orange. Sta.te of cailfomia..
DATED November 9. 1945.
VIOLA J. BARNES.
Vendor.
Pub.-Nov. 15, 1945. 805,000 over a period or tim e, it Jt seems that H arry Welch a.s
v.·as estimated in Santa Ana by secretary or the chamber or com. Mesa Circle Plans the City Auditor w . C. Jerome.1 merce and aleo of the harbor com-
Highway Dept.
Against Traffic
Signal on Mesa
Costa Mesa wu discouraged
trom Installing a trattlc signal on
Newport Boulev~ by the state
highway commlaloo, a letter t&
the Orange County Traffic com-
mittee disclosed after a ~t
tor relief had been made in 1944
as well as eertler this year.
From their survey ot conditions
in the "'9pidly growing area the
state department declared that
they believed it does not warrant
additional traffic devices bu t more
adequate enforcement in the con·
gested zone.
Some of the difficulty in t he ex·
pa.nding residential section is due
to the residents ot the area, who
do not respect boulevard stop
sJgns, one member ot the chamber
observed.
C. M. Merchants
Ask Agreement on
Holiday Closing
Cooperation of the merchants' in
Costa Mesa in notifying othen of
their plam for closing on holiday>
wu asked by one of the members or the "Chamber of commerce in
Costa Mesa at a meeting held
Tuesday night at t he fire hall
Those engaged in business out-
side the bnmediate business area
are· unable t o t ell when others
plan to close for a holiday such as
Armistice Day, one complained.
No agreement w as mentioned to
him of others who we re planning
to obser1e the holiday, with the
result that many were closed .and
some were not .
The m e rchants' committee of
the chamber is delegated t o m a ke
this arrangement, it was explained
by Pre!ident Russell Bartine.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKeel,
604 South Bay Front, Balboa
Vera Bell Prior, 114 Ea.at 171' Island, are receiving congn.tula-
1treet, O:>eta Mesa. I08t a puree containing $45 and ratloo. book• tlone on the birth ot a d&ugbter,
while .tiopplng ln Newport Beach born Nov. 9 at St. Joseph hospital.
last week, ahe reported to the She weighed 3 pounds, 3 ouncea.
ahertft1 office . She alao stated
that a watch valued at $1ro, pre.
vioualy reported stolen, hu been
returned.
-Give to the War-Chest -
MARINE WAYS
GENERAL REPAIRS
lllAii."n:NANCE
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SAMPSON
Machine Works
1604 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa
• We are now through
with war contracts and
open for general machine
work.
• All mQclern machinery.
All types of machine work .
• Marine engine parts du-
plicated:· ·
Bazaar and Foo d Sale who handles much ot the rund.8 for j mission dispatched four v.d res to
the system as fl.seal agent. New· \Va.shington and New York on the
l\.1rs. James Harris is general port Beach 19 a member city in matter . Ir the telegrams had been
chairman of the bazaar and the system. charged to the harbor comml.s.sion
cooked rood sale which Circle 1 of The growing population of the Instead or the chamber or com-
lhl" Costa !'vlesa Community member citl~s and other co~n~y j merce. the auditor said, $1 .68 fed-
church \VSCS is to hold Dec. 8 at 1 territory v.•btch may come w1th1n erlll lax v.·ould have been rebated. rl/
the \\'estern Auto Supply store its scope necessitates enlargement. Reports had it that he growled as -,,,,,.
• Arc a nd acetylene weld-
ing.
CYLINDER HEADS I ·
Mii.i.ED CHRISTIAN'S HUT and other members of the com· it has previously been stated by he paid the bill. B 1 n
mittoe who are making plans ror varioUB authorit!eo. Including R L. ------------OH#UUf \,;OMP4""f
Balboa, California the affair are l\.1rs. T . Martir.1 Patterson. city engineer of New-larger mains ot 18.000 feet or line
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL B AR Brauti. l\1rs. Otarles Andrev.'s . port Beach. The cities Of Orange, 1 costing $900,000 to lay down, plus 901 Coast Hlghwa);'.
INNERS BANQUETS )1rs. R. K. Eastman. l\1rs. Ray· Fullerton, Santa Ana and Anaheim rebuilding of 7000 feet of the IDil-Phones 2088
SAMPSON
Machine Works
for
YOUR FORD
~f EXP&T
fOllD MEOIANICS
ll'O SIRVf YOU
several more expert me-
chbnics hove been added
to our stoff to insure q~icker end more efficient
selrvice for our customers..
WE ALWAYS USE
ALWAYS
BRING YOUR FORD
"BACK HOME "
FOR SERVICE
We know your Ford best
• •• end o re anxious to
help keep it giving you
the be~t po~sible service
until lhat FORD IN YOUR
FUTURE can be delivered,
by "''
Theo. Robins
Authorized Sales & Se nic~
22nd & Central Nel''JIOft D · · · mond James and Mrs. Hubert Kid· are also members. rlne section at coot ot $770.000, and 2089
Leonard Marshall, Manager der. Needed immediately. Jerome told w~~ou~l~d~be~~nec~e~"""'Y~~-~~~~~~l~§§§§§§~~§~~~~~~=~~~~====~~~~~~=~~====ft ,-------------------------,! Orange Mayor George N. Weimer.I -------
B 0 0 K S president of the county league. are IJ
ACE
Refrigeration · Service
\Ve Have Wbat You Need
1 a boo6ter pump estimated to cost
$35.000 and a digester costing 1 abQut $7~.000.
ESTRELLITA'S Wltbln two years. at lea3l 3500 '
feet of line will have to be re-
(Estelle Campbell, Owner) ' placed with larger.capacity llne
Domestic Commercial Marine Ph.. S&Dta A 882s I costing an estimated $175,000 and
1515 North M~: St~t additional work will have to be
Pb. H. B . •823 819 Delaware Aye. Room 8 -J\..reade Building
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done on Se<:Uon 2 serving the in· I
1 I [ land cities and a t realmenl plan.t I
Our Lending Library Contains
1
at Buena Park would bave to be JfUNTINOTON BEACH
the Latest Books .. · bullt. all to total cost of $750,000.
"'REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKEs"" Soun: 9 :30 to 15 :SO By another year , a $100,000 cla.r·
Except Mon.., 2 p.m. · 15:30 p.m. itler wou1d be needed, and then In '
A GG111:s.srvr , inttllipnt tlfort •M th.t fI. judicious utili11tiotti o f a 'fast
Wtalrh of raw materials. powtr, W;UCt aod
ftrldt land hl•c carapulttcftM southland
tmput rocnpri1ing San Bernardino, llivtr·
Ji&:, Oranit and Los AftatltS counties
to unb<tlitv:tblt -alln0$l f •ntutic-pn>
duc:tiori hti&hts. Ora~ County, smaUtst ol tht four ift
aua. ;, one: of tht .,;,h1itJI lft its coatri-
bu1ion to 1ht ttenomic stability ol tht
rtJion. Its 1.3riculturaJ and tniMral pro-
duction cornbtMd with iii iad\lSttial aod
convntrrial tnC t rprisn havt ntattd for
tM m idtnts of Orangt County a pn
npi1.a wt"alth 3 rcattr tb.1o that tnjoycd i.a
any ot!itr county in ~ It.I~.
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Dvrit11 tht critical wa.r JU.I'S it "trt:S nutturi~ on its ftrtil.t .acs ao qriNl-
tvral indust ry which aoaualtr proWctd
vital food products Talucd at on.rfy
'8).000.000, whil.t from iti vast oll 6tlds
llowf'd mott thu )l,.000,000 b.rrtls ol
a;} "'h yt2•-oii wbid> helped ., ...,.i
ouz sn, laad aod air Itta oa ch.tit mardt
10 victofy.
M>ny .-al ..... al 0...
C..ntr hod --• miliwy .... nanl inst••btioos fot tt. trVeioa ·u
............ a-M.;o.-.U. :\:s inc:ludt-tht Wmfto AU Fora
f1i&hl Tnl .... Go--o-4. -·AM
&...,. All 8-. E T""" -o..;o
Ail ....._ u '" -All°"'" liPlir
another year the replacement by
,,, ...
/? hl /. I~ L ~ . " ,.,, l!h'
If 't: 71rl .!.l., , rt·
i'\! J,"'1J-•• •//'Li
r-;,I;-·-:{t" ., / 1 f ! -·, A ,~·'··c-y . ... a
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itllL ·-·-·-···
than A.it 8-t. Na ... d'Mun.itions and Nd
Dtpot and a Naval Air Train.in& Statioft.
From ann,t Courq tru~i"$ stalions
Clint tht air hcrotS ol Boupim1llt , Tuni•
sia, Manila. Bcrli.n and Tokyo aad from
its ftrtilt M>il hu CCICDt thr food nc:cn-
...,.,. to sustain them..
Li3ht industry is Ir:~ pa« with the
1cct lt ratt d p1oduction ttmpo io the
couaty. MaouflCT\lttn of electric witt
and a.bit'. mani.la rope. rd'ri.gentioa and
air cooditioninf mac:hinny. C'OnVD<rcial
alcohol, itld!.lltual fut'I. anncd food. Lir•
plant ~rt:s and •arious othu war ma-
ltrials cxcttdcd production schtdults
Ip.in and 1pia in tbcir dl'orts to contrib-
ute thtit l'ftllimum to victory.
fn tht pnatitne yars ahtad Oranat
County will be ao nm lrnlt't ronttibutor
to tht subilif)' of this mi&htf tmpirt. ·1u
twoad hi&hWJ.fS iftd Wltm JWnhint Will
1>«1coo ., "" ci~tllu : "" fri<adlr
spirit ol tM citittm cil its many linblt
ccmmwlitict-its mil.cs ol ~ and
~Ji•r1rou.ads. will im-i1t
1a . numbtt of pcoplt' who
will wish to nut>IM tbrir residnw:n
-'<! such "'"""odiop. Tht Nturt' i1 '"'"'fer Oracct County
-'• it is dntioect to npaad and dc;rdop
tfol fatton which hltt ... it poWblt'
IO coatra-itDlity ID this ni&htJ' tn!I•
.-ud .. i.n., hoppions ud -.-aoib~
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On the Opening of Their New Store
IN COSTA MESA
G . T. EVERSOS, Manager
ne Following Firms and Citizens of Costa Mesa .
'k/iJk -'lf °"' . Succe.44 .
Abbott's Feed Store
Everything for P oultry and Rabbits
Alpha Beta Store
Groceries, Meat, Fruit, Vegetables
Boulevard Feed Store
C. M . Nelson
Barrow's Department Store
Boulevard Liquor Store
449 NewpJrt Boulevard -"T op o' the Hill"
J. E. Barnes & Son
Real Estate -Insurance
Braddy's
Barber and Beauty Shop
Gus Beach Service Station
F1restone Products and Hancock Gas
D. C. J. Carter
Dentist
Costa Mesa Furniture
New and Used Furniture
Costa Mesa Paint & Hardware
Mr. and Mrs. F . A. \Valsh
Costa Mesa Pharmacy
A. L. Pinkley
Costa Mesa Tire Shop
24· Hour Recapping c.ervice
' Robert A. Crawford, Opt. D.
1791 Newport Blvd.--Optometrist-O>sta Mesa
Davis-Gay Music Co.
, "Everything in l\l usic and Sound"
Andy's Beauty Shop
Mabel Andenor>-123 Broadway
Broadway Cleaners
P. D. Eutman--Ph-1347-J
Western Auto Stores
)Ir. and Mn. w. c. 'nlmer
Dutton's Grocery
Cold Meat-Fruit-Vegetables
Thelma's Malt Shop
Thelma W atson
S. E. Eaton
Cesspool & Septic Tank Service
Howard .W. Gerrish
Insurance of All Kinds
A. W. Gibbon
Real Estate -Insurance
Gingham Cafe
Chicken Pie Dinners
Hi-Way Garage
Edwin C. Edick
Hilltop Market
447 N ewport Blvd-Costa Mesa
W. T. Jefferson
M iracle Mile
A. E. Johnston
Real Estate
Stuart H. Price
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Polly Apparel
Gilbert and Leah Brown
Quality Bakery
The Best in Baked Gocds
Russell Realty
Elsie -George -G. N.
Sarge's Cafe
1930 Newport Blvd.
The Sport Shop
~lrs. Fern Smith
. Mesa Cleaners
A. R Gingras-Phone 2353-W
Mauray Studio
Portraits-16th & On.ni:e
Barry W. 'tailor
Plwdblna
Myrehn Bros. Service Station
17th & Newix>rt Blvd.--Costa Mesa
Modern Shoe Repair
M. L. Vaughn
Mesa Radio & Electronics
.. Satisfied Radio Service"
Nina's Flower & Gift Shop
2438 Ne"W'port Blvd.
Orkin's Department Store
Thompson's Richfield Station
Lubrication and Goodyear nres
The Poplars
Dinners-Steaks-Sand"•iches
Viehle iPlumbihg & Sheet Metal
Mn. Viele
Welcome Cafe
j Dinner Dance Wed. & Sat.
Bastanchury Water Co.
Famous Artesia n and Super Distilled
Drinking \Vale r
Eva F. Rhoden
Real Estate
H. w1 Wright
1748 N~rt Blvd.
Groty A~_p_l_iance Co.
F'rigidalre ar Maytag Dealer
Denni~ Hogland
Dodgf:'·Pl;'lTlouth Dealer
LoWlllan Roat Builder.s
N . L . Lo~an. Proprietor
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
R ~Hostetler
-Mesa · ecreation
M . Prop.
1818 NfWPOrt Bl -1 p. m . t o 11 p. m,
D. C. acKenzie
Real te' J.nens
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James Lee -W. B. Foote
--2117 Cout Blvd. -~ -
Boyd's Service Station
1l500 W. Central Aoe. -Phone f85
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Bal-00. Fun Zone
Balboa
Bastanchury Water Co.
._..~a ..... ~-nw ~ w ....
~ -Zenith '510
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' Balboa ~arket
Gui Van de Unde A Fritz Go:c1p znw _..,_
Eugene Elliott ·
501 E. Central-Roel Eatato-Estab. UOI
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Balboa Paint Store
Mr. and Mn. C. Ferrell~ E. Bay Ave. _..,_
Larry Fisher
30th & Lafayetre-Wholesale flsh-Pbone 2lli> -·-Florence Bak~ry
Mr. and Mn;. Edward Flrbank-Balboa -·--' W. T. Jefferson
212 Ocean Blvd. -Corona de! Mar --·--Lowman Boat Builders
485 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa
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Bay Shore Camp
Coe.st Highwa)t-Heinz & Marie Kaiser --·--Excelsior Creamery
Santa Ana -California -·-B'Domes Cafe
2200 Ocean Front-Adele & George Beddome --·--
Newport Builders Supply Co.
3104 W. Central Ave.-Newport Beach -·--Ocean Front Cafe
2114 Ocean Front -Newport --·--
MacCurdy & Calkins, InC.
Naval Architects·-Boat Builders-·Boat RepaJrlng -·-Bayside Fish Market
28th &: ,Lafayette-Newport Beach
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Dean Termite Control
Gean..ntMd Term.he Control-La.tat lmPrtived )(etbodit
1017 So. ?t1:ain St.-Santa Ana-Phone 6683 --·--
Orkin's Department Store.
1793 Nowport Blvd. -Coot& Mesa --·--
F. & S. Sales Co.
Santa Ana __ .., __
Ludl.um Carpet Works
1622 So. Main -Santa Ana
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Vallely Boat Rentals !JPal &: So. Bay -Edgewater at Palm Ave. -·--Balboa Cleaners
600 E. Central Ave.-Balboa --·--Rawson's Cafe
1015 Coast Highway -Newport Beach . . --·--
The Edgewater
1000 Shore 2\.ve.-Corona del Mar
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California Marine Packing Co.
~tteA..,_N-rt
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"The Arches"
.. ,_ .. I.I.CU. Jnl Better" Coela:t.aD Lo'Qap ao4 o.i.
On Cout High>nf at N.,.port Blvd. --·-Van Camp's Sea Food Co., Inc.
227 :lOth S~t -Newport S..ch --·-Ida Naylor
Beach Togs -Balboa lsland --·--Still's Se~ Shell Cafe
·a, Central-Balboa-Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Still -·-Starck's Cafe
1<71' 21.t Place-W. B. Rowe, Mgr.-Newport --·--Costa Mesa Paint & .Hardware
Mr. and Mrs. F . A. Walsh --·-
Balboa Yacht Basin
Pol-Road -0 . A. Haley -Npt. Bch S00 --·--
The Balboa Inn
llalD Street at the Balboa Pier-Ph. Newport 980
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Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
Cl>rvrolet--OkbmablJe
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1 casine Cafe
:l(l'l 111.aln SL -Loula V--Balboa
-T-• I I Barrow's Department Store
1816 New peal Blvd. -Ooola Ill=
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Something to remember when you say
''Welcome Home!''
Some of our boys have waited year11 to hear
thoee two words.
What they've endured for the aake of hearing
them is more than we like to dwell upon. '
But thoee two words, ''Welcome Home!'' can
become jW1t an empty phrase if you forget, for
one minure, your responBibility to the man you
eay them to ••. and to the t19Veral million men
overseas who are still yearning to come home.
What we're talking about, of --·"81!, is your
responsibility to continue buying Bonds-and
holding Oil to the on.., you already have.
Your purchase of Victory Bonds helps the
man who's jW1t come home, helps him in a very
real way. For your money, in Victory Bonds,
helps prevent inflation-and that, in turn,
means security for him, and a better chance to
get a job.
And remember this: It will cost plenty of
money to ""';ntain and supply our forces of
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occupation ••• to bring home the men whoee
period of service so richly entiU.., them to re-
turn ... and to care for the sick and wounded
in our Navy and Army hospitals.
No-the job isn't over. You did11't think it
was, did you?
Then alww that you know it isn't over! Show
it to the boys who've come home-and to
thoee who wish they could-by buying another
Bond-today!
VICTORY BONDS-to have and to hold
OUR QUOTA IS $300,000
Let's Go Over Our Quota 100°/o
There are 7 different types of U.S. Government Securities offered in the Victory Loan.
C-OnsQlt any bank regarding the issue best suited to your individual requirements.
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2l2 % U. S. TREASURY BONDS
Dated November 15, 1946 ••. doe December 15, 19'72
••• callable after n...-tber 15, 196'7 •.• bearer or reg-
istered form ... Price: Par and accrued lnu.r...t.
2~% U.S. TREASURY BONDS
'J l Dated November 15, 1946 • ~ • due ne-nber 15, 1962
• • •• aollable after ~ 15, 19119 ••. '-"er or reg·
llltered form •.• i'rk)e: Par and accrued lntenst. -
~%U.S. CERTIF'ICATES of Indebtedness
8eriee ll-19{6 ••• Dated December s, 1945 •.• ~De
_,_ 1, 1946 • • I beuw form oilly •• • Price: Par and
aooruod lnfel'Mt.
U. S. SA VIN GS BONDS-SERIES E
Due 10 years from date of IMue ••• IMoed at 75% of
par . • . yield to mabt..tty 2.90% . • • registered form
only.
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS-SERIES F
Dae 12 years from date of IMae , •• illsued at 74% of
par .•. yield to maturity 2.583 ... registered form
only. .
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS-SERIES G
Dae 12 years from date of ....,, • • • llooed at par I I I
Interest payable~ ... yWd to mahuity,
2.50% .•• niglatered form only.
U.S. TREASURY SAVINGS NOTES-SERIES C
Diie s years rr-date of ....... I I • ....... a& par • • •
yWd to rs l111Uy 1.073 ••. lmerlbed fonn omq.
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This Adverti.lement Made POMible by the Patriotic Contnmrtiona of the CitUens and Firms Listed on this Page
• • !lit fl -offiMl u. s. .,._. ,, alw1111 -,,..,..fed llllcMr ... .,., .. of.,.,_,, O.pat•-....i w. Adwrtilin1 Council
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Hankn•s .
Ice er..m. Mal ... ~00 Ocean 1'roal °i" ~ Until 10:30
Dar· Ga'" Music eo. ~ Mualc apd Sound"-Coota -' __ ,._
Newport Ice Company
410. Thlrlleth S!;-Newport BMdl
~r,-Conrad Ru~hter, M. D •
120 E. 18th stl -a.ta Moa -~
·Boardman'& Harbor Market
303 ~ Ave.I -&.!boa hJ•rvl ·
Natio11.al Reae.a.rch & Mfg. Co. eo ...... -d;i-M;r and s.n Dloco
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Robert A. Cr~wford, Opt., D.
1791 Newport Blvd.--Optometrtst-Collta M ... --·--
Kenneth El Wilson Co.
CUU·Cralt Cruisers -1 Oupler Marine En&ln9
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Newport Dredging Co.
631 31st St.
~·--Market Spot
200 Marine Ave.-!. Anton Hershey -Balboa Isl.and
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Port of Seven Seas Boat Landing
Boat Sales-Marine W~ys-lll.7 Coast Highway -·-El Paraiso Cafe
McFadden Place -Newport _..,_
Sportland Bowling Center
Main Street-Balboa-Phone: 2402
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Sawyer Sport Shop
'Jf17 Marine Avb.-Balboa Island
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Western Canners Co.
W. M. Longmoor
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Kay Finch Ceramics
Corona del Mar
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Cliff Joye's Service
50Q W. Central-Balboa-Ph. 1172 -·-The Blue Sails
Books. Greeting Cards, Artist Sup.--Main St.-Balboo
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Melrose Abbey Mausoleum
E . F enton Dean, Manager -Ph. Orange 131
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Juniata Ceramics
,3090 W. Central -Pti. 347·W -•--.
. Polly Apparel
Gilbert and Leah Brown-Costa Mesa
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Central Boat Works
Designers &: Builders-Foot of 31st St.
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Balboa Sportfishing Fleet
Paul Lorentzen-Pavilion-Balboa
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Sain's Sea Food Cafe
Coast Highway -Sunset Beach
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Famous Dept. Store
201 E. Fourth St. -Santa Ana --·-A Friend --·-Foster 8i Sons
Tnncott enu.e...-920 Cout HlahW97
Theo's Cafe
318 Eut 4th St. -Santa Ana -·-Higgins Pleasure Craft Co.
N""'port BeaCh-Dele !:. Wat ts, Mgr.-Pb. 2088
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' A. B. McCollum
Lido Isle
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Lido Richfield Station
3413 W. Central -Erwin Tonne _..,_ -
Viele Plumbing & Sheet Metal
1829 l'!ewj>ort 'Bivd. -a.ta ~ -·-Q-Rio Shoppe
205 Ma!n SL -Jewelry and Gltta -Balboa -·-Richard Seeley ,
Z18 Marine A\.enue-PhotoeraPl>er-Balboa I11ant1
BU8Y Bee Cafe
Famooa for: Oui-BrN!dasQ....lOs Main SL Balboa
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Balboa Cir I T · -, ce a:n
l."'J I' DIT or :18"1-Pb. Npt, ~
~ay Shore Cafe J Blclnn.Y-T. F. Norton
Gaughjam!bS~dard Stati~
2100 i' Ooiiltral -Newport ~
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Clorlt ot the superior Court ot Aid ttty that we ano conducting a ---11 1'l" don't ftnd what~ are ~ for ..mertl9ed In thlll i..'Fboae Newpol't Beas 12cr_13 and place your-adoierlWi•mt
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bulfne11 at Sant& ADa. cautorn1L i:MPu>Dl&NT WiliSD sl •••-111 J.. ••a• -·-· 1 !• TIM 8uporior Court of tha s-under the t!ctltlou.o t!rm name or · -_ _. -,_NJCOUI IO llO.&.ft. IUPPLD8' A WANTl:D TO llDIT ti --·~-•T U:••, aTATJC
Of calltornla In and F0< the ORANGE COUNTY BOARD-WILL TAKID CAR& ot children! FORSALE-TableTopGuRADg-e +·· ~ County of Orange CASTING COMPANY and that ~ N. 8 · Cil!O'K. 86-tfc (O'Kaefo A Korrltt deluxe ). Ex· EVERYTHING ru:1'°r!!mp~~ = HARBOR INVES MENT COMPANY
• ald tlrm. ta composed ot the fol-eel.Jent coodlUon. Cell1ng price. ELECTRICAL Ialand R 1
II· ~<?I!' NEWPORT BBACH, a lowing P""'°"" wbooe namee and KMPLODIJlllT ()WW •o A Pb: IB99-.J. 211 Topu, Balboa , lod. Hu~~ f~r !:':ii~ el!>Jtors
-.-corporation of tha olxth places of residence""' u followw. WANTllO-BOTm.KAID ~ Ialand. 87·2tc it&-Hokin & Galvan Write c/o Newo-Tlmeo, Box "G"
ARNOLD, et a1. Defendant. · DAVID a CANNON, •iu1 Com-.. • Hosiery Mending Service -ao-
87
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Newport
CANAL FRONT HOME
with incomej unit furnished
$9500
.... Plabltltt, .,., RICHARD D. to-wit: --eeo, • •tf<
t 'ftll: PEOPLE OF THE STATE monwealth Avenue, La Canada, ~ w.4lNTiJ5 -Woman to 3-d&y eervlce. Advlae on the beat lOOO Cout wp.&7 ·9,-CALIFORNIA SEND GREET-Callfornla. "1"fe ~gt'rlll&' dlnner. wa& hosiery to buy. Pb.me 1184 9'1-tfc
Pf08 TO: REED E . CALLISTER. 1401 Im-dlab• -22D-J. 88-lt.c Kay Worley, m Olla Bldg.. --,,P-L_YW __ O_O_D_B_O_A_T_S __ I
IUCHARD D. ARNOLD, KATH· per1al Drive, Glendale. Callfornla. HELP, WANTlllD-Part-tlme re-4th A 1olaln. Santa An&. 87-4tp Row!"&' or motor, 8, IO, 12, H -ft. i'JUNI: ARNOLD PHOL. ABBIE CARROLL R. HAUSER, ll30 Sll· All.NOU> GERTH, MARGARET vergate Avenu.., San 01-0. Call-porter for Coot& -.. eectlon: WE lliW: S-UMC1 plaooo for $49 50 UD
C. POl"fi!, R. C. DA VIS~ ES'l'HER fornla. ·• "f' See ~ New1·Tlmeto office. '86. ·~· •111G, '196 Ill'· J'IDo Paddleboani. and "Wataon
'Bl:J,!£ OOVERT, THI! STER-Wltn"'8 our bands tbla 26th day 88-ttc ..... -up. or.mo. !lame _Balllng Dll>&'hy.
'LING co .. a corporation. A. IL of October. 19<~. HELP WANTED-Woman..-gtrl :.,,;a~~~ WatSoii Woodcraft Shops ~TJNDALE,, C. J. WALKER. DAVID H. CANNON to won In bindery de~ ll20 N. 1olaln. a.ota Ana. ~ 811 Oout Highway, Pboruo 7~l.tfc
.A.•011 R. HARLIN. CLAIRE REED E . CALLISTER Put time work. ~ N_.. -
HARLIN, bla wife. ROBERT A. CARROLL R. HAUSER Tbnao otnce. · Motte Sta F II ~WER. mouJE T . NEWHALL. STATE oF CALIFORNIA. > mps or Co ectors BOATS-Bot, Sold and Traded
fOLLY VIOLA AKES, POLLY COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) u . WANTED-HoUMkeepe:r, depend· U. S. and Fonlp. Approval8 K&rlne Engln .. and ParU
SJJZABE'tH AMES, EDMUND On th1126th day of October A.D., able, full or put tirt.e, atay OD Requut. MARINE SALVAGlt AND
TROWBRIDGE AMES, ANN 1945 before me, EARLE E . SWEM nlcbt. or l'O bome; f&mlly of 2 MltSA HOBBY SHOP :MFG. CO.
· TROWBRIDGE .Alr4ES, ROY C. a Notary Public ln and tor the adulta, 2 H. S. girl& Phone 6lSl. 1794 Newport Blvd., Colla Kea 3090 W. Central Ave. Pb.. 2388-W
llOZIERTB. SUSAN LOUISE said County and State, reoldlng 87-2tp :=:::=--=-:-=:-=c:::---~-88--4_tc_1 Newport Beach, Call!.
l'IUIJ!3LAN, MRS. FANNIE lL therein, duly cem.m.t..loned. and HB:LP W FOR 8ALE--'S2 Bu.1.ck .eedan, good 26-Uc KORRn.t. GWENDOLYN swom,pe!'80nallyappe&red DAVID pe"""1 ~ ~ ~:::i• Uno•. G<ona ..U for 8 Keterllt1llWAL -----.-UD--IO-----M
D'ANGELO, formerly Gwendolyn H. CANNON, REED E . CALLIS-dreD a.tt and -~_.: __ ; boat. perfect condiUon. Trlplept
Savage, It. D. BEEMAN, QSCAR TER and CARROLL R. HAUSER emoons oc--A... RICK. COUNTY OF ORANGE known to me to be the peraorui evea. Through November. Bal-tube cuter, exceUeot cond.Jtlon.
· <Ille Of the political aubdlvlltona of whoae names are eubacrtbed to the boa. Ialand. Ph. N. B. UM. Phone N. B. l638-W daya.. .or call
tbe State ot. C&llfomla, ROY G. within instrument. and acknowl-85-tlc at ~2 Acacl& St., Corona dei llu evenlnp. U-tfc
RADIO RIJP AIRS--All m•!cee; tu-etc. -_.._ Ai. Ul7. Burt N-Ill!
eo..t: Hpy.. Newport 8-cb.
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HOUSE WANTED
In Balboa
Two or Three Bedrooms
Permanent Residents
The Coach Lamp Cafe
504 West Central
Phone 2268
UAL -...1.n: ' '7
J. E. Barnes & Son 1806 l!ewpo~ Blvd.
Colt.a Meaa. Phone 618
IN ORANGE
8 Room House
• BRAND NEW 1.,BEDROOM HOME
Hardwood floors, floor furnace, garage.
$5500.I Terms
2 BEDitOOM HOME
Good location.
$3300. Terms
Balboa Island
2-BEDROOM HOME
... near be.y, with 4-rm. apt. over oolble garage,
Halt caah. Fine location.
$15,000
3-BEDRoOM HOUSE
near Bay .•. Patio
$12,000
Bay Front Home
ROBERTS, Tru.etee, CALIFOR-edged to me that they aecuted
I NIA TRUST OOMPANY, a cor-the axne. INTERESTING
WORK War Surplus Material
FULLER and P ABCO
Marine Paints
BATTERIES
4 bedrooma. Corner location,
cloee to town. New double gar-
age. Houae partly funil8bed, in.
eluding electric refrigerator and
ma.salve dining room suite. Good
stove.
5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Completely Furnlsbed
$35,000 porats.on. FIRST DOE, SECOND In Witness Whereof. I have here-
DOE and TlllRD DOE CORPOR-unto set my hand and affixed my
ATION, DetendanUI. official seal the day and :year In
You ue directed to appear 1D tl'ili:: certittcate tlrst above written.
Pleasant Working
Conditions
For Porta.blea
Aho large stock of tubea:.
-3 Day.-Corona de! Mar
an action brough~ aga.inst you by EAR.GE E . SWEM,
1, the above named plaintiff In the Notary Public in and f or said
Superior Court of the State of <SEAL) County an4 State. Learn
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
$1.50 t o $3.00 per gallon
BRASS AND GALVANIZED
SCREWS
Radio Repair Service
MESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS
1794 Newport Blvd. 88-4te
Full Price, $8500 •
with $2,000 down
Close In
. Excellent Home
With 2-Bedroom Apartment Over Garage Completely Furnished. Elel;tric Refrigerator, Hwd. F1oors
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Calltornia. in and tor the County Pub.-Nov. 15, 1945.
of Orange, and t o anawer the eom. 1946
TIDE TABLES
~la.Int therein within ten days after.
~e eervice on you ot thi8 sum-
mOJl.9, it served witbln the County
ot Orange, or within thlrty daya
It served .elsewhere, and you are
notlfied that Wlles5 you eo appear F . 16
and answer as a bove required, the
plaintiff will take ·judgment for S. l7
any money .or damages demanded
In the Complaint, as arising upon Su. 18
contract, o r will apply to the Court
tor any other relief demanded in M. l 9
the complaint.
Given under my hand and aeal of Tu. 20
the S uperior Court ot the County
at Orange, State of California , this W . 2l
16th day of December , 1944.
NOVEMBER Hlg'b Low Hlgtl Low
7 :32 1 :06 7:51 1:56
5.7 0.3 4.7 0.4
8 :04 1 :~ 8:44 2:39
6.2 O.< <.8 ---<>.<
8 :37 2:23 9:38 3:24
6.6 0.7 4.7 -0.9
9 :14 3:00 10:30 4:10
6.9 1.0 4.5 -1.3
9 :53 3 :39 11 :26 4 :59
6.9 1.4 4.2 -1.4
10:3( 4:18 ..... ... 5 :50
6.7 1.8 ..... -1.2
Increased wage rates
now in effect.
Apply
Southern California
Tele phone Company
100 E. Bay Ave.,
Balboa
or
51 4 ~ No rth !\'lain Str eet
Santa Ana
or
Aak the Opera tor tor the
Chier Operator
(New d&J'Ulllt •nae ttme)
Ttdu .,.. p1aoed ln ordw ol ~
LIJrht ~f'M L ua.: dark r1l'UJ"M p. m
B. J . SMITH,
County Clerk and Clerk of the
Superior Court of the State of 86-tfc. California., in and for the 8 __ U_S_INESS ____ GUID--E-----J ----,C;::'8.l;;l-,ll"7"'~,-J"Fo=r,.--..:::::..::.:
County of Oran~. IO Firs
By A. L. HTI'CHCOCK, Deputy. GENERAL CONTRACTI>IG, Re-t Class Painters ~
(SEAL SUPERIOR COURT pair and Alteratiooa. See Fra.n.k A. J . Burton Pa.lnt Store 1
ll!ISC. MARINE HARDWARE
22 -28-tt . M etal Ute Boats
Aluminum Tanks,
Tarpaulins
2819 W . CENTRAL, NEWPORT
P H ONE NEW PORT 2634
88-4tc
STEEL KITCHENS
Custom Built
• • Cabinet Types
Range and Sink Units
Shower Doo rs
Sou thern Oountlee Su pply Co.
144 Cout Blvd. N orth
~ BeaciJ T•L 58:12
83-ttc ORANGE COUNTY) Pellkofer, 34~ Finley ave., New-ld.agn.oll& &. We.tminBter,
Puh Stp 13 to Nov 22, 194.~ (Thur) port Beach. Ph. 1498-14.. tS-ttc Costa Mesa 79-tfc' ------------Prompt se~"ce
Phone 34!>--Coeta Me.
K£Y8 MA.OE WHILE YOU WAIT
Vogel'•. 100 l4&.1n St. Balboa and
208 Marine Ave.. Balboa. Island.
22-Uc
Typewriters Repaired
7 Day Service MESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS
1794 Newport Blvd.
Phone 345-Coeta Mesa 88-4tc
PIANO TEACHER G. V.' LINSENB ARD
Graduate
Royal Cona.ervatory, Leipsic
Ph. 1252-W 1526 W . Ocean i'ront
73-tfc
Carpenters Available
tor general ma.inten.a.ace
and repair
O. Z. ROBERTSON
Call Newport 83
'2-tfc
Excellent location
5-room house. 2 bedrooms. Fire-
place, hardwood flooni, dc\._uble
garage, dual furnace, ebower
over tub, venetian blinds, built
ln 1942. Chic kE'n house with ce-
m ent floor s. Ya rd fenced in.
$9,000.
P ossession close ot escrow.
Half Acre
On Newport Blvd.
With modern 5-nn. furnis hed
house. Ha.rdwood floors through-
out, built-in air cond it ioner . Tub
over shower, v.·all heater in bath-
room. Large wardrobe closets in
both bedrooms. Tile sink, plenty
of cupboards. Double garage. Be
sure and see this it you a.re in
the market for a good comfort-
able home.
$8,250
Half cash, bal. monthly.
.$8950
Lovely 2-bedroom home with magnificent ocean
view. 1¥2 lots. Immediate possession
$15,000. Terms _
Furnished Apartment and Garage
New-Two Lots
$12,000
Business Opportunities
BOAT BUILDING PLANT
Completely equipped. Nets-
$15,000 yr. Large back log
2 Business Lots
Between Newport and Balboa C-1 Zone
$4500
HARBOR INVESTMENT
COMPANY
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EXPERIENCED PAINTERS. · ' "
Steady work. H . E . McDonald) on •u Old County Rd., Coot& M-. Lubrication
PAINTING -PAPER HANGING
and OECORATrnG
H . E . McDonald
414 Old County Rd., Ph: 164-W
A 5-Acre Block i On Monte Vista, sllgbtly rolling, ~ Realtors
priced at $3000.00. Owner says ~ 30th at Central Ave. Telephooe. 1600 ~~
sell, so look at thla and make ~ 88-ltc ~ ALL CHRYSLER
PrOducts
Factory Trained Mechanics
Can Called for &: Delivered
Mandie Motors,
Inc.
Direct Factory
Chrysler -Plymouth Sales
and Service
U-' Main Bo.ntlnrton Bch.
Pb, RB-283
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MAN:-:-~-o-r _w_o __ MAN __ 11_vtng __ 1D_thla_ Greasing
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HOUSE PAINTING and \ ' viclnlty, with transportation, foll washing
general work around houae and Polishing
Washing Machines
Repaired J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 Newport Blvd. INTERIOR DECORATINO
Fine W orkmanship Guara.nte-e1
J . C . K irk, Phone 1:563 or call
T e Winkle H dwe . 1325. 87-Uc
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Robert H. Da.n.lel, Jr.
Painting -Waterproofing
Interior Deooratlq
Free E.stim& tea
Complete Spray Equipment
Ph. 1457-R, Box 131, Newport Bch.
No Job Too Big ~-•tc
Painting -Decorating
Root Repair A pa.JnHng
Sympson & Nollar
Ph. Nwpt: 1217-W 512 38t.h St.
12-tfc
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ya.c.bt. young, cheerful db·
rpc>sltion 811.d willing to learn.
Part or f'Ull time work. Salary
open. Jack Lawrence, No. 21 Harbor Ialand Drive. 84-ttc
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EXPERIENCED HELP
Theodore Robins
Authorized Ford Dealer
2Znd Ir: Central, N ~rt
·· 86-tfc
Parta For All J4ake.e
Pick up and Delivery.
SCHULER'S
Wuhing Ma.chio.e Shop
1768 Newport Blvd. Coata Meu
Phone 2283 ~tfc
"More For Your Money"
Co8ta Meaa.. Phone 518 88-ltc .
LOTS
Zoned for multiple family
WANTED
25
SKILLED
CARPENTERS
Overtime. Pay
' WANTED TO BUI' 11 We have juat tnttalled s new tac-~~-,;:__....:;;,,;;..o'-----__:c: I tory method Retread molt» wbJcb
WILL PAY CASH for your tur-gtve a deeper tread tha.n new
30 rt. on Oce&n Front - - -$2,750
35 ft. Cor . on Ocean Front, $3.500
50 rt. C.or. on Central Ave., $4,100
101 ft. frontage, heart
of Newport - - --$8,000
1 nlture or wbat b&ve you. Phoo• t1fte. meaning more mllee.ge. Nwpt. 2000. o . .a. craw1oi" nie Leave ttru ID the morning and Newport Heights
Food Beaut, 1812 Newport have them recapped or repaired 49x117 ft.. on San Bem.ard.lno, $850
Bl'vd., Co9ta Mea. ,,:.ttc by even.l:ng or we plck up your 50x127 n . on Santa Ana Ave., $800
car and deltver same day. Free Corner view, 50x143 · f¢ --$1500
loanera tf delllN!d. Money b&ck Comer view, 50xl27 tt: - -$1:)()()
guarantee ts your auura.nce. El Modena Vlew, M>x.143 Jt,, $1,000
Grade A Truck Rubber -See Now Avallaltlo. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-
Costa Me.a Tlre &. Retread Shop 22-etool Cafe Ln Newport Bea.ch.
IP' YOU want to eeU your oW
piano -ua. We pe.y blgboot
CUll. prt<:e. so y ..... In OnDce
county. Da.n&-SchmJdt Plano Co ..
520 N . Maln. Santa Ana. ~tfc
FURNlT1JKE FOB SALE llZ MR. PETTY OW' n-·-Showing good profit. _
COLD and M.ACHINELESS FOR SALE-Ttlermora.y g aa heat-1760 Newport Blvd. See •
WAVES South Coast Co. er. $20. Lawson g .. heat<r. so. Fr d B · Tinting and Manicuring Corner Acacia and Pacific Drive. . Tel N . B. 2IU M-tfc W 'th e flgl!S :
Of Corona del Mar. 85·4tp BUSINESS OPPOBTUNJTIE8 40 1 H. M. LANE Evening Appointments Ph. 179-W 1 Phone Newport Beach 343
Vi's Beauty Shop C.I.O. Hiriag Hall ' FOR SALE-Mah ogan y drop.leaf BOAT MFG. and SALES--Owners 88-ltc
1103 Cout Hiway, Corona del Mar
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_tfl ext ension table. 114 Jade Ave.. illness torces sale of profitable ------------
76-tfc , ::-:-:-::-c:-=,-:--------...;"r I Balboa Island. Phone 2012-W. bu9inese. Hlway location. Long At Coron a del 14ar ·
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. Beautilul 3 bedroom
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COAST PROPERTIES
REALTORS
co.
Bay Front-:
We are now featuring several Bay Front residences
in El Bayo and Balboa, furnished and unfurnished
from-·
$32,000 to $37,500
Ocean Front-Beautiful 4-bedrooln modern ;, 2Y2 baths. Bart>ecue.
Badminton court. 100' frontage ................. $26,500
Balboa-
Good 2-bedroom bungalow. Furnished. Close to everything _________ ............ --............ _ .... ____ .......... $9 ,000
At:trltct!ve Peninstlla 2-~m home. Well furn-ished. Something different , .. _ .. _,, ____________ .$10,000
Nice 3-Bednn. home, on Miramar Dr .. double gar.
Selling price includes adjoining 35-ft. lot ...... $17,500
Balboa Island-
Modern 2-Bedroom home ; nii ly furnished.
$15,800
Corona de! Mar-
Large Bay Front lot.,.--50x235
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2
story home
-------------" FOR SALE-Electric train. $22.50.. ·.FOR SALE -BeauUrul 5-plece hand. Franc hlae on outboard mo. $8500 188 N. Sy<.amo..., Sulla Ana WE can make pen;cil!ID caps ules. Excellent cond. Phon 67:1-W. Walnut dining oet. dreBBer, =all tors and plastic boat... New ma--C 0 A S T P R 0 P E R T I E S
------------Ointment or liquid solution. e 88-2tc oak libnuy table, breakfast set. Bring your p rescription t o davenport, easy cha.Ir , bedding. cb.lnery, stock. plywood, pe.t-W. J . HOLCOMB R E A L T 0 R S
$8,500
co.
;t Our Marine Hardware
;t Our Gift Shop
and cheerful. helpful
Suggestions
oper gb oven gu Term.a. Box 869, Balboa. Island. Corona del Mar
Phone 683
88-ltc Newport Pharmacy FOR SALE-R bl
Phone 6:11. 87_.tp tenl!I, jigs. truck, 3-phue power. 1517 Coa.st Highway 703 E. Central Balboa
2108 Oeea.o. Front -Phone 5 range; also luggage trailer. 1713 FOR SALE _ Two 9112 Wilton Calit. 85--tfc "Where the F1ap Fly" 87-2tc --------'I 88-ltc Oce an Blvd., Balboe. ~tc ------------------"-------------
------------ru.ge. 1 eet of twin beda. 4-poet-FO& BENT '1 . ~ sun BatM In Your Homo Gliders, Model Planes er walnut. box springs : daven-------------1 New 150-ft. with our Boat.., Railroad Can, Balsa port and lamps. Phone N. B. 18. FOR RENT -Nicely turnlabed $16,500 3-Bedroom Homes
on Main Highway
Ultra-Violet Ray Lamp.s Wood. Glue, Dope. Knive•, etc. ' 87-ztc room, private entraoee, conven-
Also au.itable for heat treatment.I. MESA RADIO &. ELECTRONICS =5-0-A:-:Tll.::--5-Ul'-PP--,-DS ____ ...::..:...:..:.,~1 lently Jocat.ed, 1 block trom eut 2 story etucxo. < bedroomo,
2 bath&. Extra. lot. Paved
Flower St. and Santa Ana Aft.,
Coot.a)(-Complete with goggles. 1794 Newport mvd. bay, 1 block from ah.ops. Inquire Jd~ Radio&: Elec:tron!ca Phone J.ts--coeta Mesa ss-4tc STAR BOAT (323> tn good con-512 ~ Weal Bay Ave., Newport. _ 17!U Newport Blvd. dltlon. ~-C. F. Jonee, 217 8&-tfc Hardwood ()oo,..__Tlle bath
Phone 3<5, Costa Mesa 88-4tc FOR SALE-Coleman oil heater, Agate St., Ball>oa laland. 86-<te --...,-----------: Good Buy complete with tank. $40. Inquire ---::-:-:===-==---FOR RENT-Two upeta.ira office Ttle alnk-Double garage
721 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar. KARINE WA TS BU.ilea in Balbo&.. 3 rooina each. --$1900 down-$56 per month
87_2tp Haul out time now available. S ult.able for doctor, de:ntlst, at. Make your eeleettun. now
WANTED-Position as part-time --===---~-----=-Ka<:CURDY & CALKINS torn ey or architect. Newly dee-W. L. Jordan !le ready ID move ID bouoekeeper for bu.sine• people, WINDOW Fl\AME GLASS 12:15 Cout HlgbVl1ly orated. Pb: N. B. 1h2. 87-tfc 700 Eut Central. Balboa Ralph P. Maskey ~ bour8 daily or 2 or 3 days a SET FREE . Pbone 1688 83-tfc ------------Phone 153 87-2tc ..... 0 ~--~-d.
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ID Newport Beach area. 4660 11'1·
~ of bldgl. Suitable for abopa or
mfg. Living qtre. OD premi.lflll.
I: Ralph P. Maskey
MlO Cout Blvd. INewpert Beach, Cal;tomta
Phone 402 83-tfc
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·•--nl I ·-TO -•• -~• ~· LO I.I 8 TO BUILD, lJW, im~e. ~·tt : Q.L<!U ce aundry work Bring your wt.Ddowa to store. FOR SALE-2 Bu•--•--'~-WA.!".... -....,,.a -------------N-"""rt n--"' C&llf.-1.. '.-... i..-•--reflnan-r··· done by bour in your bome. Ph: . -.ue ~. lO-WANTED TO LEASE-Va.cant ~ "' .... _. ~ v•u,,.a ....,. ~"~ ..,. .. .... ' 2212 W. Central N. B. 1973_M. 88-Itp A. J . Burtoa Paint Store, lbg-gal. ldz.e; 2 b<mze cnll.ler rud-WANTED -Three to tlve-room acre or 1 whole acre on Newport Phone 402 Balboa Federal S&v!np
I Newport_ noUa A: Weatmtn.ster. Coata de.I'll for 36-tt. bo.i.t. See bouae by Army officer. Phone !Uvd. Minimum of 5 V?"ll ~er Tl-tt.c and Loan AaoctaUcm.. .
-Kesa. Phone 1179-J. 781tfc "-~~ny ~ ~ .. ~ Pyramid 1207• o1•--t. 88 2t ,._
0~ •• Via 1 Bu,y'\1. s. Victory Banda ~"c;;,..,t• ~"'"" ~ c u::o.,; -P longer. wm improve to 9Ult ,.our ~~§~~~·~§:====~~~~;~~~~Lldo!~~Tel=~ep=b<Ja6==lll00~ :l~~~~;;;~~~~~~~k~~~~~~~~~~~ Just Arrived Plione 1~ 83.trc WANT TO RENT~mall turnlab-bus!n .... Before 6 p.m. call New-A17l'08 WANTlllD GIA WANTED GI
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Fresh He&rlng A.id ed hCIU.9! or apt. at Coron.a del port Be&cb. 260, aft.er 6 call
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD BATTERIES FIRE EQUIPMENT TESTS -lfar orBalboe.No chlldren.Pb : lll.2-K. 83-tfc _WE NEED LATE M_,OQEL CARS Gunder9on Drue Co. C-0-Two.'Pyrene A Foam retllla. N. B. 1161-W. -88-2tc FOR SALE -Immediate po...,,_ ~ 811 Coast Highway 101 117 Kain St. Pb. 5111 COa fl>tod syatem and Portabl .. WANTED by "'8ponalble Tele--Coot& -. 3-rm. bouoe, . and Will Pay Top Prices ·eo-t11: now available. ETS-HOKIN A pb-Employee, 2 or s bedroom furnltw'e optional Bath. garage, 1 I GALVAN, 1000 Clout Highway. 1>oqa. Permanent. PbOG6 Santa nloe yan1 •2600 cash. Phone SEIJ, YOUR~OW
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Pli.-Newporl 868
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• hcJ!IJe Boudl fw am&
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Pennsylvania Oil oaliOll -70c
Western Auto Supply
Authorbed Dealer
1836 Newport lllvd.. Coot& K-88-4te
Pbone "84. '13-tfc Ana -. 8().tfc momlnp 7<G-W. 88-Itp Whlle Prices ate '
Hi · Boats MERCHANT lhrlne officer'• wife I HA VE CUb proepecta for an Phone for oUr ccurt.eolll . . who Wm call and 1~.!!'k l'Oet aDd year old child want .....n ldDda Of bowt·-tote, allo In-advi8e you regarding OP A: /regulat!oos, celling
Priority orden take now furn. bou.le or al>t. 'tD June 1. come pniperty. Call Glady• BeY· P.riCes and arrange all -detallS I
Loulae Holm Ka4au. 1220 Eut eriy, Newport 1788, 007 E. Cen.
Pa1myn, Orange. Pboc>t 186-J tnl Ave.. Bal-Uce1lfled Real
eollset. , !lll-4tp -· --811-2tc Dale Watts
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hrlstrnas
WCTU Works for
Holland Relief.
·-Harbor
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Ferriinine
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Activities
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Harbor Hi Graduate
Weds in Orange
• xn. itoy Pap entertained at ' The Nowpu.t 8-11 W.C.T.U.
ber bop>e on s...ta Ana avenue bold lb4lr N--~-at PbC!DM U ..S :u! • + Eb' Wlnlfndearbre + Residence Plione 1637-R fi>r m~rw or the DDF club wtfh the bome ot Kn. PIO<'& U.otV. _ _!~!!!!!...!!!...!!!!!!...:~~---.:.._-......_....:. ____ ~L.-'::.!:~~~==::::_--------:-~====-:..:::::::::...:::=:.:..:.:.....
Ruth Farnham Weds
Sgt. )a.ck McDonald
In Simple Ceremony '
Detroit will be the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McDonald who were
ma.rrle<J a.t a 11mpl• ceremony ln
Following a honeymoon at Lake
Arrowhead, Staff Sgt. and Mrs.
Herald M. Marten a.re now at
home at 355 North Grand avenue,
Orange. Mrs. Marten is the for-
mer Miss Allene Andenon, daugb·
an ev~ of brldp followed I>)' a Lindo avenue, Balboa, &lld opont
I m.oet d~louo mldl1lght oupper. tb• morulng boUJ'o wwldllg on U>e
Plana were made for tile am.t-reconcU«ontnc at. prment.1 wb.Sctr
• -pe.rfy wblch will be held Dec. will be Hilt for Hollud nllof.
14 at the home of Kn. Harry A.Jte.r a aacJc. lurieb: aJipwmted
Balter, Orange, wltb an uchallp I>)' a1ad, eooldeo and ,_ eenecS
ot glftf and that eatlafylng and I>)' tbe b-. Kn. Kay ~
hllar1.odl event. u exchange ol. prealded at the b11etnt• meetms
"white elephants." wbeTe plalu for the comlDI' year
Kn. Alm.a Rath waa winner at were d1acuued.
tb.e bridge prize and othen preeent K1al Elate Newland pve the de--
were tbe Jleadamu Harry Bak.er, votJonal talk, her aibject belnc
Ed Edick, Elmer Patteraoo, Wal-"Removlng the Veneer." Kn.
ter Nollar, J ... phlne Oqulot, Sbel· Be&tty and Kn. U'Ren ~ht
don Sm.ltb ·arid the bost.Nll, .Mn. j report.a from tbe ~ent Rate e<:m-
Roy Page. ventlon. The next meeUn&' will be
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· Dec. 6 ~t the home of Kn. E. D.
-Give to thti War Ctte.t -Goodell.
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Shoe Repairing
While You Wait
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Ray Pagan
Quiet Wedding in
Comm. Church Chapel
Weddlng vowa were repeated at
9 p.m. Sunday evening Ln the
chapel of Colt& Mesa Community
church by MlM Jeute Viola Berry.
Harbor boulevard and Berna.rd
street. and Walter Floyd Moore,
recently discharged 11ervlee man.
I 515 East Bay Front
Rev. Carl Johnson read the
single ring service in the presence ,
of a small group ct' relative11, and
the young couple left immediately
a!terv.rard.
Next Door to Palm Cale
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Hazel Chambers
Permanent Specialist
F ormerly of Laguna Beach
and Costa Mesa
Has Joined Our Staff
of Beauticians
Vi's Beauty Shop
llOS Coast IDway Phone 179-W
HUTCH'S FRYERS
We Can Now Deliver
PREMIUM BIRDS
· Raised on Wire
and Fed Fspeclally for F1avor and Plumpness
Our Individual Dressing and Packaging Assures You of an
Exceptional Olicken
BEADY FOB THE PA-~ • ••• WE DRESS ONLY OUR TOP BIRDS
FOR OUB RETAIL TRADE
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FOR DELIVERY -PHONE 1232-J
Ed. T. Chapman Jr. & R. B. Hutchins
19118 Newport Blvd.
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A~ B qA SHOWS NIGHTLY: -,:00 a 9:15
. On DOUBLE FEATUU J>rosnmo
Secoad UotecS Feature a& 8 :30 Ollly HATE PHONE %8 .
A NOTF.S OF THE BALBOA YACHT CLUB . .
The d!reiet.oY• meeUug ot Ba.I
ho& Yacht club, wblcb waa poet•
poneCI trom 1ut week, will be hel4 w. comlq Saturday, aocordlng
to Velma Barber, publJclty dine·
Y. P. Group Form
Choir for St. Jam es
Santa Monica Thu.r.i&y, Nov. 8. ter of Mr. and Mrs. 1:taude 0 . An·
Mrs. McDonald la the former Ruth de~n. Santa Ana Heights, and
Lavtnla Farnham, daughter of Mr. s~ Marten is the son of Mrs.
and Mn. Ced.r1c Famha.m of New-La.Ura Marten of Orange.
I port Ialand. The c..remony was perfonned at
The young couple met at the the Southside-Oiurdl of 01.rist
Santa Ana Army Air . Baae to ·wtth Rev. Morgan Harlan reading
which ~gt. McDonald ret\U'J\rd at-the double ring cettmony with a
ttt tenirlg 30 monthJI overaeu. He 4 reception followinc e.t the borne
tor, Oolln Brown bu been at:tJna Plan.I to start a cbolr were
u .ecretary alnce the de.at&. . ol made at the recent meetlne of
.. Popi'' Wlewm•00• but whether the Women's Auxiliary of St.
atepo will be taken to appoint a James EpiacopaJ church, held at
new .aetary 11 not yet known. the home of Mrs. Oia.rJer M~AJ! ia the BOD of M.r. and Mrs. Wm. Jr.. of the bride's pa.ttnt&.
KcDcmald of ~troll. and after a The new Mrs. Marten la a grad·
abort vi.ail here the bridal couple uate of !Newport Harbor Union 1 will leave-for the Michigan city to High school and the bridegroom
make tbelr home. Jack will "'tum ; graduated from tM <>rm.,. High
Min Jeanette Shook, daaahter
of Mr. and Mn. Conrad Shook,
Balboa Isla.ad, who ha& been
named editor of Del Amo, year-
book of Santa Arui .iuntor ool-
lege, and Who wlll be M&lsted
by a staff whlcb lncludeA teveral
loo&J stu,,_de"n'"~"''-' -------
Jeanette Shook ls
Editor of Del Am o
nw. Sunday Will be "'CU1ar nco ary, 250 Broadway, Costa Mesa.
day in the informa.1 aerie• and wlU Mra Zeller Bender wu auistlng
be the clolilng race for the P-14'a, hosleu and Mrs. Georv Holstein
who will lay over until the nrot and Mn. Donald Hall poured.
ot the year, u t.be Newport Har· ~V. Ardys Dean was present, and
bor Yacht club'• &a.nual Chrlatmu 25 members.
Reptt& LI echeduled. for December. n>e nucl~ of a Young People's
H. R. B&rcua, Corona walnut group hu been started, with
reacher, hu be«l •pending two meetings to be held Sunday eve-1 weeka at the club and may .tay on ning! at th~ home of Mr. and Mrs. I
for a whlle. He bu pUJ"Chued a Dixon SmJth, Balboa Island. and
lot on Udo hle and plan. to build plans are under way to start ·a !
a home. Rev, u he la known to girl's choir. They are meeting
hls trlenda, la one ot the club'• this week tor rehearsals with
but-llked and m ost eligible bach-George lt1ortimrr of Balboa Isl-
eton ,. and aaya he la qU;Ite uaed to and.
having llnotype operatora follow Mr. Mortimer la al90 negotiat-
that "Rev" up with a period, and ing for a pipe organ to be in-
lt doean't bother him a bit. stalled when the new church is
Waves Virgin.la. · Hayne11 and built. Reports showed the Sun-
Doris Perry. both with the rs.ting day school which re-opened this
of CPO. were guests ot Mr.\. and fall. now has an enrqllment or 62
!.Irs. Chuck Haynes Sunday alter-children.
noon, enjoying a chat before thf' ?-1rs. Frank Cunningham pre-
open fire. sided a t the business meeting, and
Mn. .Joseph C. Gallant, Si le
USNB. the tonner Donna A.
Stanley, dAUlhter of M.r. and
Mn. Earl Stanley, No. 9 Bea.con
Bay, whose weddlnJC" In Wuh-
lqton, D . C. has been an-
nounced.
Gallant-Stanley
Wedding Announced
Balbo Isl d MiM J ane Mccune of Loe An· 'appointed as heads or commJ ttees Jeanett~ Sh~ of a an gelea waa a \\'eek end gueat at the the following : Mrs. Olarles M c-City Councilman and-Mrs. Ea rl
was named editor of the Santa i Park avenue home ot Mra. Mar-Alai')'. ways and means; Mrs. Stanley of Beacon Bay have an-
Ana junior college yearbook, Del garet R. Dearborn. and both ·v.·ere Mary Sullivan, education and pro-nounced the recent wedding or
Ano this week by Mls!'I Francea d' •• f M d M 0 gram ; Mrs. Dixon Smitp. fl owers their daughter. Donna A. Stanley, · f th book inner gue!'I~ o r. an Ml. on-d . ed
EgMg•, ... ad5vhtsooork 0
1,r .•gradu.ate ,... ver!'le Wurdemann a t the club Sun-for the altar : it was also ec1d Seaman 1/ USNR to Lt. (jg) Jo-
v~ to have a blanket club to raise seph C. Gallant. son of Dr. and ~e...,•port Harbor High school. and ~~::i:::n~·.11M:is~~~born ls Mrs. funds. and Mrs. George B. Deven-Mrs. Alfred E. Gallant. Los An-
1.!I now a sophomore at Santa Ana Mrs J An 1 ot Pa.sad is h will be in charge. geles. 1
junior college. Be!'lldes her ed.JtJ;>r· · ame: t ~ e . t.e ~na The next meeting will be Dec. The ceremony was performed at
hi f Del An he Is also a waa a guel!I 0 er 8IJI r , rs. 13 at the home of Mrs. James M. 7:30 a . m . in the Wave chapel at
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Uoteen and Maxwell King. Loe Angeles a.nd Cam""-IJ. 200 M•~oHa street, W h ' gt D C n Sat rd mem r o e Eut Bay Front. Balboa l11land, at .....,...-'"'&·· J.J as in on . .. o u ay,
YWCA on the campue. dtnne at the club Sunday. Costa Mesa. Oct. 20. The young couple were
Tbe 8la/f Lo work with Mi.9!'1 r In uniform. as were their attend·
Shook a.nd Ml&s Egge a.re: Claire M.r. ILDd Mrs. Burt Ruuell were ) I d C I N t ants. After the ceremony the new
Craig, Gene Edwards. Marilyn Per· celebrating their sixth wedding an· S an OUp e 0 e Mrs. Gallant called her pan!nts
to the mortgage bu9ineea he left -"""°°..:....:..!. __________ _
to enter the aervice. He-bu been -
aalgned to the tin.a.nee departm.eIJt ~------------, ot the a.Ir forces tn varloua the&-
tera of war. White Hoase
Cafe Sgt. McDonald -.. rvice In I the African, SlcWan and Italian
sectors, then was tranaferred to
Indla.. He retun:i.ed from that coun-
try la.st Apr1l. Wbile in the ti~
nance department at the air base L. ============= here he met the charming Newport •
girl, and a romance developed.
The bride bas lived at the har-
bor with her pa.rents tor the past
two years. The Fa.rnhama tonnerly
lived in Mlnneapoµs .
The young couple v.·ill be at
home at 964 7 Broad street. Detroit
after Dec. 1.
Girl Scout Work on
Monday PTA Program
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The Parent-Teacher Association
of t he Newport Beach Grammar
school wiU meet Monday, No1". 19,
at 2 :30 p: in. in the auditorium of
the Newport iehool. A very spe-
cial program, "Your Girl Grows
Up in Scouting", is being put on
by Mrs. Adrian Tiilotson. Girl
Scout co-ordinator. and other Girl
Scout leaders, Which will include
various activitiM or t he differ-
ent age groups a nd an explanation
of their psychological value.
PIERSOL'S
Prof-'onal 1'11..-ey
m ft>llD'f A~
LMIUNA BJCACJB
"'In Bwineu few Your Hulth"
Broken II; Leaky
WINDOWS
REPAIRED
Pboae ttn
-REGLAZING -
Window and Plate Glau
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rln . Paul Andenon, Geraldine nlversary Sunday. They are buUd-60th Anniversary by lelephone and told of the event.
Spbar, Neal Fri8ble, Jack Criddle, lng a new home &t Beacon Ba.y Mrs. Gallant entered the service Mary had a little wolf, she
Don Nel!'lon. Marjorie Underwood. which they expect to occupy bY Surrounded by all but four ot in October, 1944 and received her fleeced h im white as snow. !!..-------------'
Wltat-Not Shop
Balboa 307 Palm
J oyce Chaae, Dick Scott, Helen ne~~ ~er v;::atJon. d M Bob their 41 descendants. Mr. and Mrs.
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la.rd Don MacDantel, J eanne WU-Boyd II were at the club Sunday wedding anniversary recently at previously graduated from New-
, J h Ashby and Shirley noon but du.bed out to Beacon Bay the home ot their son-in-law and port Harbor Union H igh school cox. 0 · n · to see their eon. Bob Boyd Ill,
Hann daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. \\'here she was vice-president of M l~ Shook declared that one ot who had ~ved home and ~·as out I Steve) Smith. 341 Apolena ave· the student lKldy and president of
the biggest aims for the annual ot the service. nue. Balboa Island. ' t he Girls' Athletic associat ion.
staff th.is year is to have the year-Mr. Hilliard i!'I BO years old and Both young people spent their
j book come out on time, since war-Guild Hears his wife Is 77. They were ma.nied furl oughs in Newport Beach last
time shortagl?8 _have in past years Mrs Schrock Speak Oct. 28. 188S In Hunt.wille. Ala., summPr and t he announcement of
I held up tbe work. · • but more than half thetr married the engagement was made at a
life baa been .~nt tn C&lltornia l formal tea at t he Stanley homp · --. M j The Sunday School Guild ot C<f. snd they bave llwd 00 Ba.lboa early In July. Balboa Circle eet 1 rona de! Mar Commun;ty cburch Ill 18 ~ -------
t M and for years. I Postponed Week met Monday at the home 0 .... Rooms were decorated with esa Pastor Enjoys
The meeting 'Of the Balboa. Clr-Grego? Button, 516 Acacia ave-quantities of flowers and the din-D H 1 · d
cle scheduled tor Wedneaday,·Nov. nue "°'.1th Mrs. H . Lynne Hugh~ ner featured turkey and baked esert 0 1 ay
1 21 .' has been postponed to Tueaday, pre!lding. Plam were made for 8 ham. Six chllc!-ren were present and
I Nov. 27 and wUI be held ~t t.he cook ed food sale to be held Dec. 15. 31 -grandchUdten and gl'eat-gre.nd-R.ev. C . Willa.rd Stearns. pastor
home of Mrs. E. A. Barnett, 21<f An interesting exhlbll of souven: children. The only onea absent J at the Costa. Meaa Foursquare
•Ocean Front. ir!'I aent from Cblna by a. mllsion· were Stevt Sib.1th llJ a.nd Donald church. and Johnny Martin, stu-
acy W&8 dlaplayed b)' the h09lesa. Edo;..re.rd Bm\lb, Balboa Island. I dent at L . I. F. E . Bible college.
_ Speaker of the day we..a MH. 1:eh'Y George Jordan of Los Angeles and Loe Angeles, spent an enjoyable fPA~ scR1Pl'lO"" Schrock. who talked on The J Pickell of Bakersfield all vacation on the desert this week.
ABC, t ~ t · al'-" R ames ' W d d .~ • o ......... lgreg& ion 14Lll. e-four being In the service. Leaving LOB Angeles e nes ay
·-1 r ! freshmenta were served by ).{:ra. ot the older group were MMI. evening after their radio broad-
Button, a&slsted by Mn. Hugh Anna Pickell and daughter of cut they drove to Mojave, and
:c '-"I Parshall. Balcer:!rfleld, Mr. and Mrs. J . w . with the beautiful Mojave hotel B.!'I
(..._ Present at the meeting were the Hilliard of Loe Angeles, Mr. and headquarters, spent Thul"'Sday and
Complete Fountain Service at
HANSEN'S
2100 Ocea.n Front Newport
MALTS •
NOW OPEN EVENINGS
SANDWICHES • HAMBURGERS
Jee Cream t<> Take Out
use
S04 Marine A-•
Balboa lsla.nd -Phone 1St7
Open Saturday• Until May Lst
Closed on Monday
WHERE HAIR STYLING IS AN ART
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Our aim is to enhance Milady's beauty and provide
the ultimate in beauty care
HEAD TO TOE BEAUTY SERVICE
"IF I RAN THE
DRUG STORE • • • ''
Old Man L , • -'a a. b&rpiD
cbuer. "If I ran thla druc
store.'' 116 ..Sd one day, ~
prtoee'd be lower than u.y-
body ea. lD towu."
Mesdames Lou1 se Weber, Helen Mrs. R. L. Htlliard of Bakersfield, Friday roaming the desert. Satur·
Conaway. Helen Dudley, Eunice !.fr . a.net Mrs. w. c. Hilliard ot day and Sunday were spent at the
Leuck. Maude Powers. M&rle 'Burbank, Mr. and Mra. P. G. J or-mountain home ot Rev. Ma.tthla.s
Clemence, Hugh Panha.11, Gregory da.n ot Loe Angeles and Mr. and in Igo Valley. MUI CreM< canyon.
Button. Mary Warner. Perr Y Mrs. Steve Smith jr. Another delightful hip was to l ~=======~~~·~"'~V~I~•~·~·~ .. ~-~~=========~ Schrock. Fay Beu.edict and H. Many lovely gifts were recetvtd Seven oak1, whue they enjoyed •
Lynn Hughes. The next meeting by Mr. and Mn. Hilliard a.nd card• anow·balll.ng and winter sporta.
wtU be Nov. 271 at llO:SO &.m. at came from friend.$ all over the Returning home Monday the
the church eoc aJ ha1 country wtab.ln&" them many mOce Reverend Slee.me will resume Illa
"If J'OUJ' Dl'lall w e r e
lower," '" told him. "'your qualtty t.nd aervtoe would
llaft to be poorer. We
1t&Dd Meir of the Wncw. we
lfll.I. You trade here beeaw
you can bay wt.tit eo.n.sie.ae.
Md you lplo• you're .,.....,,..
cetunc 7oa.r money'a wordL •
Newport Beach
Pharmacy
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Bo,.~-
The War Ch~at support.a eervtcea
to service men'• tamUiea bl need.
Give generoualy to the War ChMt..
M pret L. I '·vie
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05 21·1 14 PC
•I , : .., .,,. .. A-.-0 _,_
PllOl!ml ~ llU
anniversarlee. dutlee as the pa.star of bis thriving
!&LAND BAZAAR
Fl'id&y and Saturday ot thl.8
week are datee of the Ba.Ibo& Ja...
land buaar with the food ale
Saturday mornil\g. The place, the
M:ovlu home, Park avenue,
-Give to the War ChMt -
church and i. making plane tor
spe<:lal aervieet during the coming
month.I. Mr. Martin w1.ll reaume
h1a atudie• 1n Loa Angele• Tue.
day when he wtU be entering ht.
aenior year ot Blble ,traJ.ntng.
Tr7 •ortdns tx>dQ'o ~ .. ~--~or_,,d
pmrle.
REPAIRING
No Long
Delays
Special .2>Uuu?A.
Anytime from four to nine at the
.~ .-PALM CAFE
At tbe Ferry Landin&. Palm and Bay Front 1!&1-
Baby Beef Meats and Sea Foods
Complete Family Dinners $1.00 and $1.25
Now under New Management-L. A. WEU.S, Owner A ~.
Open 6 a. m. to 9 p. m. Cloeed TUeodllys •
'l'BO&S. • FRJ. • SAT. Nov. 15 -11·11
~ACK OAKIE • PEGGY BYAN LIDO PHONE !IH -FREE PARKING
SHOWS NIGHTLY' 7 & 9 O'CLOCK
MATINEE SATURDAY --1,45
CONTINUOUS SUNDAY --z ,30
LOUCK'S
Jewelry and Stationery . ,
BUN. ·MON. ·TUES.
''THAT' THE
SPIRIT''
wttts Arthur Treaclter • Andy Devine
Znd F•ta:re: Edmund. Lowe lD
"DILLINGEB" wttll Anne lellrep
FTB8T l'iEWPORT
Nov. 18 • 19 • !O
DISTRICT SBOWl!W
THURS.· FRL ·SAT. Nov. 16 -18 • 17
SUNDAY & MOllrl'DAY Now. 18 II 19
AJeu-. Dumu' "TUE FIGHTING GUABDSMAN"
wttb Anita Louise • Willard Parker -Also
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Nov. !ta !l
179'7 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
ONCE ·AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD CAFE
Otton Yoa the ll'lntM ~
to Dine In Orange County:
AU New .. ••
Even the Location
' .• 0-.Half lillle "-* at Old
Lomtiooa Oil oe..n lllghwa7.
BeautifuJ New
Cocktail Bar
'We Lad Soutbent Callfomla In the Servtnc ol
-SEAFOODS-
ALSO
YQUR kind of STEAJ[S
. -YWtOIJRKt™-
Sam's Sea Food
ud Filh Market
spa (Ir--->
"THIS IS BABY"
She'll he a big girl soon and Mom will like to re-
member when she had this pictw-e taken. We're en-
abling hundreds of parents to capture permanently
the charm of their clildren. Baby photography's
IQl art ... and we've mastered it Make an appoint-
ment today ....
Babim' l'lctarell r.ba In Your Dome
Phone Newport 1470 Today
BELOTE 'S STUDIO
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