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By T. N . '"BRICK" GAINES
Anyone who hasn't seen tbta
moet em&Zitlg and unbelievable
part of Ea.ater w~ doesn't knOW
wha t he's been miPlng. Have
you ever looked in a t Heinz
Kaiser's B ay Shore camp, trailer
park and doughnut emporium
during this period wh en the butch-
baircut crowd trom inland comes
to Newport each year just like the
Swallbwa come to Captatrano !
That, triendl, la a sight to be..
hold, and one to give st ronger
men than Heins and his major
domo J ohn Thomas Africa gray
hair and advanced cues of the
beebte.jeebles.
I t seems that, wh en E aater
Week Is mentioned, hundreds of
,youngsters· from Chatsworth to
Calipatria., from Oceanside to Ojai,
decide that the Bayshore Camp is
the place to go. And, by golly,
they all do It. with a vengeance.
They come in hot·rods, hop.ups.
strip.down.9, atatlon wagoM, and
the family can.
But, a.a John Thomaa the major
·domo pointed out, wherever they
come from they have more than
the expected amoWlt of tun with
lesa commotion than almost every
place else.
SAND TASTES GOOD
WITH SPAGHE'l'TI
One of the main attractions ot
the camp, which a llowa tents only
during Euler Week, l! the sitU3.·
lion around dinnertime, when
healVly young appetites bring all
the young visitors oui. with a
vengeance.
Heinz hu an arrangement
wberby all the facilities of the
place-are open to everyone at a
nomlnal coat of two.bil8 a day.
Tbat means the community kit·
chena. ahowers, etc. But those
kitchens! ! Bank after bank of
gas stoves: become the centers of
huge whirlpools of buma.nlt y when
eating time· is approaching.
On ·one' two.burner setup a col-
lege gal will be cooking •paghetu
for hersdf and boy vtsi tor. On
the next a.ii.. ambltlowi skin-diver
wlll )>e frying his catch of ab&.
lone. Nearby wtll be stew, maca·
roni, steak.I t very thin ones) and
just plain, old fried potatoes. But,
with only a hundred atov~ and
aevenJ hundred cooks, XoU can
imagine the competition and tur.
moil when they're all trying to
a poll the broth at the same Uuie !
When the cooking's done the
young!!lten take a result to their
various residences, usually tentt
groupe1 into communities on the
bare aand. Then they gulp
mJgbWy, with one eye on a pilfer·
Ing neighbor and the other on the
shower rooms for a pre-dance
bath. All this is accompah.Jed by
whooplngs which can be heard at
lea.at as tar aa Laguna.
AND THEN THE DAWNCE
Alter the day's swimming ana
!Ulhing and romping 18 over and
the food, such aa it ia, com umed,
everyone begilll thinking or the
evening. From sandy tent.a,
cramped can and elaborate traJl.
en youngatera whiak their even.
'tng raJmen t F rom the r ear of
a pup tent will come an evening
gown to make the boys whistle.
F rom another a tuxedo a ppea.n.
Sport.a clothes and bobby socka
replace the salty garments in a
few second8, and everyone ii off
for the evening Ln Balboa. Or
other places.
And., In between this hodge.
podge and uproar are the chape-
. ronea, poor gals. who ~nd their
time bf'tween arbitrator s, peace·
ma~ers and buffers, and a.re happy
to hit the sack as soon a.a the !!lun
goes! down from plain weariness.
TRllBE'8 GO'l'tA BE A MORAL
PHONE BARBOR 1616 .
Seek Mystery
Man in Ya.cht
Murder Case
A net of circUJ!llltantial evi-
dence woven around Beulah
Louise Overell, 17, and her
fiance George "Bud" Gollum,
21, in connection with the
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NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1947
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LARGEST FLEET of new pleaaure aruJaerp ever to arrive in Newport H a rbor 11 shown here entering the
local port. Headed by Emerson Charles, the fieet ot new Steetcratt cruisen g lided into the harbor
last week , making the trip from San Pedro here under their own power.
deaths of Miss Overell's par-1 I
ents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Walter Large F1eet of Sta te Probing Local Bait Bank Arrival
OvereU, 'in adynamite explos-Pleasure Boats I Highway Hazards, May-Solve Pro,blem
iqn aboard their 50-foot yacht E I Stanl Re I
Mary E here on March 1:1, Arrives in Harbor ar ey vea. 8 Of Loca L Fishermen
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no: has
Alma to w clMD, fair
utd tm~ and thm
to -1 and nitaln
popular oupport.
NUMBER 5
I rate Citizens Protest Ruin
' of Corona del Mar 81each
at Site of State Park
A new stornt of protests against destruction of bath-
ing beach frontage in Corona de! Mar broke out titis week
as co.nstruction work was started by two Corona del Mar
property owners, one at Carnation Beach and'the other at
China Beach in the area.
Spearheaded by a major portion of' Corona del Mar
property owners, sentiment of all of Newport Beach was
being aroused over the situation. The construction work
will be another impediment t o the proposed Corona de! Mar
State P ark program, Mn . G. L .. •--------------drew tighter today as police • 1\ coriplctC' survey of Coast
L:!.!'gf'st fl eet of new plea.sure "'l.~hw 1y tr::ifnc s:lfety needs wltb Arrival of the deluxe bait bank, Andrews of Corona del Ma r de-stsrted a search for a myster-t 1 "'d · m ff City Bui ldi ng
Reaches $800,000
For Mo nt h of Ma rc h
bOall l(I &n1\-e In Nev.rport Harbor · ",.,,. ow, ineu :'!g tr:i ~C' Iwo Jlma , may solve local fisher-clared.
ious man known in Newport I i;,nPls will be started ln Newport People of Coron& del Mar are so Harbor waterfront circles as since end at the \var and perhaps I D .. sch in lhe nelll' ru.ture by the men's bait problems, the Sporttish· th~ largest in histoey. cruised Into .... :-lifornla Stete Highway Depart. In..,. Auociatlon indicated today. inceruied over the action of city jj:Ed.". 3 thr l\K·nl po:-t lru!lt \vecil. The 1rnt, It W'lli announced thls wee k Coming Into tile Harbor from of!ici.als ,µiat a ma.81!1 mee\ing will
The myatery man, according to fleet \Vas compoae.; or six new by State Assemblyman Earl S tan· S a :i Di eg .J, the reconverted LCT be called immediately, ~trs. An·
unconfirmed reporta, wu seen in Stef:lcrart plea.sure bosU delivered ley. . d t il dl 8 000 drews a dded. Construction of new homes and
company of Collum on numerous to EmcrsoR W . Charles at 20318 j Sta nl ~y hPa reC'~lved aaaur ance , is prepare 0 an e ' scoops "We want to know WHO it is buildings In Newport Beach con·
occulons, and one source reported Coast HJghway. 1 ,..,r:i .Jt: t 1~ ~.ghway dei;artment I of bait in her eight bait tanks. tinued at a rapid rate this month
that the man known as "Ed" and Th~ six, sturd)' all steel welded otfici a.13 that a recent request he John "Kirk, \vho owns and operates in this town t hat is keeping us with r ecords of Pete Nelson and
Gollwn spent comtderable Ume in type plra211ure boats were brourht I "!lde f~:· Lh~ survey, will be car. the 119 foot vessel, brought her up from having the beaches and why the city building department re·
a harbor area C&fe drawing intrl· here by water from San Pedro
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• J out immediately. I from San Diego Tuesday, alonoo C'ity officials, w ho were petitioned vealing that elmost $800,000 worth
t d I I d it I •-h th 1 d d f b ed In I d -two years ago to form a Corona of new permits wer e issued in ca e es gna o ynam e ayou...... w ere ey \Vere un oa e rom I -Areas to e •urvey c u e \Vith Leonard Grage ancl O. H , Adding to the evidence piling u p an intctcoastal liner . Operating ~1 lhe ne'v bu.9incas d.Lttrt-ct near tn•· del Ma r pa rk district, have not Ma.rch. The records indicate that
againat Mias Overell and Collum the cr3.;L on Lhe thr~e hour trip :'} -~t ,-.All 1.:nfrlc<1.n Al arltet en l T"h!ls.:n . expedl~cd the•matter,'' Mrs. An· most of the homes started this
was the idenWicati.on yesterday from San Pedro were e;meraon '.i, E. it. Sr.iith development ju.i;:t Ray Kimbal!, VC'teran live bait drewa said. · month will be coru:itructed at a
by a San Bernardino deputy Charles. R ufus J . Charles, ·and M. nst or ThP A!.$hel, intersections boat operator, predlct(X) that sue-"In G short time only water coat of $8000 or over , and in all
sheriff, Ben sm1lh. of the couple R. Sid\\'P!I, all connected with the ::>n t"'·o ms.in road• leading to Bal. cesa of the unique bait bank would front property owners will be ablt? sections of the city.
as penons who pur chased 2-4 atlcks loc11l Stt .. :-lcr·aft office, the Ate!"l-hoB Island and tbe he.vily t ra-. .. center the attention o f the nation'a to use th" M :iches In Corona del Of the -44 permits iflsued during
of dynamlte from the Highland oith bo others and Lara Lavagnino. il .d hlgh"'•ay itectlon thl'ougii. Rnglera on Newport Bench and Mar, t ~ launch .sm~I boats or the pa.st two v.:eeks, 26 of them
warehouse of the Trojan Powder All six of the new Steelcra!t ;oron~ del Mar. ::1:-aw "·Ide pubCcity tor the area. swim. Women in thi.8 city are up were for homes, and the balance
Company 00 March 2. Tuesday boats ar'! to be delivered lmmedl. The survey wlU pro)>ably result Ben Shafer"s bait boat, Four in arms against the establishment were for a dditions and repairs of
Gollum had been connected by ately to nC'\V ownen, accoi-ding to in new speej l~ts be:lng eatab-Brothen. and Don Richard's Slro of any more amusement areas and homes and commercial atructurea.
Clark s e 11e r 11 ) lnternationally Charles. The vessels, built In li11hed and m3y b ring about in· will have the job of keeping t he especially so against any proposed P ermits issued t he past two
known handwriting expert, as the West H3.ven, Conn., were ahippt:!J .:tallalwn of a senes of synehron. Iwo Jlma supplied with bait, It was amusement zone on the Corona weeks to construct homes were
purchuer of ~ atickA of dynamite througi1 the Panama Canal on the ~--d traffic signals a.long the high. planned. The l"''o Jima wi.11 supply del Mar beaches," she charged. aa follows :-D. E . Howe, 2037
a t the Chatsworth warehouse or l.!thmian S t.eamsblp Company's .\vay. Assemblyman Stanley said.· live bait to the live bait boats u Bringing matters to a head this Seville, $6850; Charlea W. Otey,
\he Troja.D company on March 1-4 . inter coastal freighter Baton Rouge • Severa.1 peUtk>ns for traffic they leave Newport Harbor each week was the start of work by 230 S meltzer, $7500; Harry N.
Ha.ndwritlng on a receipt sign~ at Victory. At San Pedro they were .11a.tety measu:es havo? been pre. morning, and then will travel to the Atacco Conatructi6n Company Taulber, Bay Shores, $6500; Don·
Chatworth wtth a.aserted fictitious swung over the aide of the ship, sented to city officiala during the wherever the bait boa.ts are work· on a new home In China Cove for aid Bummell, 2-t San Bernardino,
names, was ldenUfied by Sellers 85 the motors started and they were p:i.at year b1 Coast highway bus!· Ing to load up and return t o the Robert H ixon. Granting ot 8 $5000; David C. Corson, 231 Via
tdintlc&l to that of Gollwn. brought here wider their owti. :iea•men and resldenl8, but appai·· jetty. permit for the H ixon home follow-Mice, $l:S,000; E . R . Stanley , j17
Another local tlllgle wu Injected power. Uy l'f¥l La~P!\...llu~b~ UP' much The Iwo J lma hu a well equip-ed a reversal of op inion. by ~-~~~~..!!:,J~~. G·-t.· .,.
into the cue today when It was W elcoming lhe neet or boa.ta :.ctio.n .. ' .. ~ & ~-ff'\'V ped .crew_and _otttcera ~ ~-~t~!!!)'~~~k~. _,........._~._.. ~ -.--•.o.
learned tha t W aller Overell made here and adding to the attenUon ll'll!lhfseee .~ .~~IMM ~·~llililrt;~ The~~ · ea...~,~
arrangements on Sat urday pre· they attracted es they swept i.nto per hour and further invesUgatlon aU ltfiN;UJic ~' ta-.o U.-, dari& of the Obrona'Jlel . .....,. ~)'~. rkl;"*21 ..... V1&'
ceding the blast on the Mary E . the local harbor, were: two buge \va.g proml.led. City offlclalJI have ·~1tter, and aid~ to Mvfgatlon. park. Adding fuel to the ftql"WU . ~GO(; · ' "f ~213
tor the yacht to be hauled out of ~ey whales \Yhich gamboled about 1rporte:l that the highway·ts under the fact that bull dozere beg an g3~nla,~.iilo.,'..J ·J~;c1''1«, 1~
the water for general overhaul the boats a.a they w er e oft Balboa. ~lnte jurLsdicUon and that action '.t"S1' Jl';MIMA TO DIS PENSE grading down the bluff and cover-..-alfej Hahn
and to have Its cabin rebuilt by .. tust come from state high\\·,:y tng sand beach areas at Carnation E. Cen tral, $lO, ; Floyd P'. '
Steve Smith, pioneer operator of Assistance League fflcial.e. 1;-RP:E HOT C AKES Bea.ch in Coror?!l del Ma.r for BM2 Ocean Front, $5600; w. B .
a boat repair works at Twenty. Heads Cancer Dri"ve The beaming counte'nance ot another property owner. Cober~ 17:>:; 3=~~· $l=;
First Street and the Bay Front. S1"FFE.RS lfEART ATJ'ACK Aunt Jemima, probably ·the most "".Citizena ...,·ant the city to buy C. D. nnett , e ey$, 8000;
The work waa to have atarteG I n Funds Ca.mpa1"gn Howard Law, manager of CotUe's famous hot cake mixer and baker the water front property imme-R . M. Hixon, 1301 Cove, 1 • ; • Jessie H . Kirk, 4.16 H eliotrope, Monday, March 18th, Smith aald. Twentieth Street Grocery waa the world has e\·er known. will diately for the park. The state's
Disclosure of the dynamite pur. The national fund drive to fight stricken with a heart attack Sun-sparkle with all its natural good offer of $2M,OOO to match land $58~dolph W. Banner, 312 Rialto,
cha.se at Highland, near San Ber. cancer got underway in Newpor t Uay night and rWllhed to the Santa \Yill for Newport Harbor and Costa put up by the city, will run out $8500; L. C. Bean and A. R. Hut.
nardlno, cam~ aa the Santa An Beach this v.•eek, headed by mem· Ana Conimurtity H ospital. His Mesa residents April 4 and 5 at soon if the city stalls much chins, 521 Acacia, $lO.~; w.
Juvenile Court decllned to take hers of the local Assistance condition was reported greatly im-the Alpha Beta Store st Costa longer," Mrs. Andrew11 concluded. Charle.a Sutherland, 212 3t th.,
j urisdiction over Louise Overell League. Solicit ation booths hAve proved today but doctors said he Mesa. Newport boulevard, $4000; Jack
and remanded her to the Superior been installed by the League at \vould probably remain in the hoa· Aunt Jemima in person, the $ S t B . GuiBenberry, :sat Westmimtcr,
Court for trial on a m urder the main intersecton of Balboa pito.l for another week. H e has original Oap jack flipper frrim ewer ys em $6500; Rose M. Modisette, 1326
charge Island And at the Balboa Bank ot been given oxygen treatmen ts North Carolina. Is t<f be at the d b d o
M, __ · Overell and Gollum will America, where n1oney will .. _ col. ---_ M At h B s -•1 Menace y Ocean Front, 17ooo ; Donal · l.55 v..: Costa esa p a eta tore iu. Noe.I. 1304 Park avenue, $6300.
be arraigned at 11 a . m .. Frlday, lected each afternoon. Members Local yachtsmen day, both Friday and Sat urday, Sh
April 4 , In Super ior Court on will operate a booth at the Lido 'a nd she will be cooking flap jacka Water or+ age
Indictments returned by t b e Theatre each evenin~ Mrs. George Meet Tuesday just as fast a8 customers come in
Orange County. Grand Jury, charg-'Yardley, president. declared. Mrs. to eat them, according to J immy
1ng them both wtth mu rder. \V. T . \\'hite Jr. is heading t he can· Picture! on celestial navigation Illingsworth, manager of the store.
College Board
Asks Early Action
On Air Base Site
c~1· committef' of the League. : s, ::lC'd by ti arry Forsythe will Along with news of the free
v.n;;r~sc the program planned for break fast being given to custo--
DYER RECOVERS h r.;!:'·t lunche6n meeUng of local mers ot Alph• Beta, J immy an·
Braven Dyer, former USC foot-_1aci1ta.11cn Tuesday, 12 :115 at New· nounced that the price of Easter
ball star who recen ly underv.·ent _-,o~ t Hai bor Yacht Club. E gga will be down also. Grade A
a major operation in Lo8 A~geles F·r t:'s1 din15 at the Cruising ASS<r eggs are U.t ed in today's Alpha
is recuperating at the Sid Foster (;iation of N c\\-pclrt Harbor ...,·i!I he Beta Market ad on P age 16 a t -49
h.ome on Balboa lsl~d-He was . 1 .. :i.rooncy i9 the absence of PrP. cent.a per dozen bu t the price will
Coast Junior College trulteee host yesterday to perr Cravath I iJ :--t \'.'alter E lliott. be \):1.y ·16 cca:s pe:-c!u1.e.1.
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The entire Newport Beach sewer
system is menaced by the acute
water problem .shortage now facing
the city, it "'as disclosed today by
ciYic leaders investigating the
water crisis. Although the cost
of domestic water is small, aver.
aging only .t wo centt per day per
p"r 3on. tl:<:! city's sewer syst em
and fi!C fighting system could
~ot operate without ample water,
t was df'c lared.
In addition, consumption of
-,!_..-r in Ne\vport Beach has
~oublW: during the past four years,
-~lf" report indicat ed.
!-tarborites will go to the polls
,\pril 22 to vote on a $400,000
water bond iaaue to finance the
digging or new wells, building of
'\ reservoir, and repalrlng of the
present antiquated w ater system.
Friends Mourn Death
Of Long-Time Mesan
Friei\d8 this week mourned the
pasaing or Anna May Aldrich, 1:>6
Wilson street. Costa Mesa. Born
F eb. 23, 1894 in Haberton, Ark .•
Mrs. Aldrich moved to California
at the age of seven. She uttended
Montebello schools and •.. arried
Harry ?tt . Aldrich in 1913 in La
Habra where theiJ\ children were
born. They moved to &!boa in
1921 and to Costa 'h1.esa in 1926. Army Air Bue be taken over lm.
medately by the War A.a.sets Ad.
ministration. Although the W AA
he been unwllllng t o •take over
the base untU pending • litigation
between the Whittler Co.. Santa
Ana. and the federal government
has been cleared up. Judg e D . J .
Dodge, president of the college
board declared that the delay ls
unnece888.ry. "Thi.I llUpUon la
Of course, tht1 aged dept . had entirely over land privately owned
to a.sk pointed questions of Heinz by the Whittler Co. and Jeued to
and J ohn Thomas, and got the the city of Santa Ana, and tt in
same answers from both. The no way involves .the 900 acrea of
kids. despite the moans of the th~ air bue which la owned by
oldllters, are getting better·tnetead the 'federal government," Dodge
Of wone.. They raise lesa devil--said.
Heading the joint wa.ter com·
mittee of cit tzena representing
every section of the clty 111 NelAon
Stalfo rd, while Hadd Ring, Hub.
bard C. Howe, a.nd John Vogel,
p.cting a.a a sub.committee, will
present to the pubUc their fo rmal
report and r ecommendaUona later
this week.
She leaves here widower. Harry
M. Aldrich, and a son, Harry !ti .
Aldrich J r ., both of Cost<!' Mesa; a
daughter, Hazef' May Retten ot
J 'pa.n ; three brothers, Thomaa,
Shelby, and J ames Enytirt of La
Habra, South Gate, and El Monte,
respectively; h er mother, Anna
May Enyart Cranford of Monte·
hello; three m ten , Mary B rown ot
El Monte, LUllan Andrew of El
Monte, and Velma Shary ot Globe,
Ariz. H er father·ln·laW, Fred Al·
drich of Bay Island is also listed
among the survivors.
Funeral service waa this mom·
ing at Grauel Chapel with the Rev.
H enry Stromburg of Puadena,
conducting. Acting u pa.llbearen
were !our nephews ot Mn. Aldrich,
Eugene and Murial Enyart, Lloyd
Kenan, and Millard Schuepb&cb.
Burial was at Rose.hill Memorial
Cemetery in Whittier.
ment. have fewer &ffain. and ar:e "The propoeed junior college site
&ll~around bet ter.behaved than 1n is in the 900 a.crea and ta not
other year&. affected by the Uttga_tlon," be
There are, of COUl'H, stinken. expla!ned.
But ~y're lWl out pt the place Wiru have been aent to Con ..
&lmo.t u aooa. u they get in. greeaman John PhlWpe and to
(But John Thom.u didn't call 'em Senaton Knowland and Downey,
a ttn.ken. H e called 'em uriattla.) urgtng tmmedlate acUon.
And tbeD C&D1'! the aage oboer--.:.ery Q)"• del&y In .._iv1JIC
vauon dept. 'l"be a:marttea. John the U te defera the poulbillty ot
Tbomu added. are vuy obvtoualy 1tutlng In the r.u.· be 1tat.ed. •
kids not under control hJ their tt wu al90 ~vealed that a mam.-
bomee or Ill their Kbooll. • ber of appl:lcaUoa. for pcwtUou
Wb!cl! 1eema to add up to ua tn eonnecUon wtt.b the new Junior
auwer to oll the !olb worrylng cones----eci. mt Ille
lll>oUt E<u W-and Its Imp.cl ~ bu -y deferred
In Newport Hatbor, dotm't lt? com:tclu'atlon on them until th•
Loot ....,. of our u... __ al pn>l>1-of t1't ate 11 -No
,.-... S-tllo ._ -u..t oil tlle' tunclo ror -~ a 1-col-
,......_ U. &&> tlle 8-7 -·ice can be oM·•-1111W an-a
'Cami> lot • \•am Ill) ""7 that 1MMISet la --Olld -ooo4 Btn.o.. P.Qa. We'H\.oaro..a dill. by UM laoud ~ ..... , .... fa
-Olld la tact aD -blr -AQCUOt.' Tlllll tact ~ llqo. db" IDd' ...... .Al ......... ,. rua pen Ute~ In _,,.... •• rjtef
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Leave for North
O thers on the joint wat er com.
mttee are:-Liew H . W allace ot the
Newport Harbor Chamber of Com .
merce, H. J. Forsythe and W. W.
Sa.ntord representing the Salboa
laland Business Auoclation, J .
Lealle S_teffenaen and L .. H.. Nor·
man, Corona del Mar Civic Auocl*
a tton, George H olltein ot the Lido
lale Community AaaoclaUon, Mau.
rice Stanley and Earl Copperamith
Of the Ami:r1ca'1 Legion Poat No. Louie Swartz. local tl.ah.mn&n
291, Herman Hanaen and C. F. and owner of the il-foot, 14-ton
Loy, repre.enling the, Newport flabtOg boat Elouiae n will lea•e
Beach Bmtnem M.en. AMocla.Uon, ll001l for San Franciaeo with hi.I
W. J . Cole, Roger 8. WaUon and boat to start the llpring aalmon
Capt. J. B. Racan of the Newport nm1ng •euon. Swart.a plans to
Hai-bar Buatnw Maw AaocJ&.. flab. out ot San P'ranc:laco until
Uon. C. ft,, Jolmoon Olld Tam Du-Kay befon> m~ Oil .north to
pn of the Balboa Imptovement -crwcept Ctty and New•
.uoodatloa. Tam w. Bop..._ port. Qncm. ~ boat la..,.,. of
a.Jpll P. V ukey of the Newport tlle ffDoot -craft In the
Ba.-Beelty iloM'd. and Cbuleo IOcaJ batbor and to egulpped with
... ~1?1.· c.f tJu Newport Barbor radar, an iron ~ tat b.NUet.er
B!!at llutlden. and oilier modern cleTlcm.
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In tiie news pictulw recently. It showed a lift truck whlc~
plckc<i t.-p cars? and atored them n~y in ·raclal ball~ o~. •
abo\ ·c'the other and three ~ h1P-It Would really
idea for our cramped "J1&I"'. here and tlllDk of tlle dougta
that could lie _,.se It ~!r:lng meters were on eacll ooe.
ften f1>o ~ Woald be U. matter of ~ one'a car
:lawn off the toP of tbe ...,it. ·
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It AO -amwer call H.u-Lor 6
Thuniday April 3, 1947_
I or. E.T. auHnru...a.a.
OPl'OMF.Ttll8T
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Brokea Len•r• llepl•ced. !y. !:K9n:i.M•
Ill' W.c Ceatnl \ Phone ltarW Zill
I DR. P. A: CHAMBERLIN WILL Biii OL08ED UNTIL
'J'lllJB8D&Y, APRU. IOU. KJ.eunderstandlnga can rmult In eome ~hty bad things
uf'nCJAJ. -WIU'Al'D or ..... m or a&WWWI M•Clll everjl once In a w.hlle. Just lllch a thing came up recently I!;;;;;;::±=========' I
h Santa Ana leader& launched a mov& to annex the for·
wen .&JUi ~~a. aa an iii~· Ila-. · ~~of i!8oPe &l'OllJld eq.ta Ji.-and Newport Bwch
thoupt SU!ta 4jl& na oat tO 11:111 the newty tonned Ooatal
GIFdllll M. Gnnly, M. D. CHIROP1"ACTOR
l944 Newport B••uttvard
COSTA MESA
Plaoee 8-ooa Mii
Home calla to FlarbOr Are.
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to take theli GP Wore the ...... M Tiie ~ r. CRAwroRD and B11N o. uomcx ace that the b1dmltrlal minded leeden-*' die 001111ty -t-
<>wnen Ud Publloben =...,Iv wob up, pillnfl{ rather a1iet1~•~. dillU'ed. that
GENEYIJ:V]C SYLVESTICR, Newa lldllor ,.-r--,, .;...,,;,.._ ...... "-~I.I Junior Cclzl" dlllb'lct plan ARTHUR r . lfIIJ.J:!!. Superln-t the idea of .,..._...... ...., ..,._ -• -..
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had never entered the mind, UICI to make tJilnp riiht. lms, Th• -.. nu -•c!Judpd a Dewapaper of IWral dmllatlon by . ~-• II 1 tee! the """P<O••d Junior ooue.., alte from •··• ... of t11e Superior Court ot 0.-anp County and la tuDy quaU1led media.-y e...m.na .,. -
Jo pu1>11a1a all ldndo of 1ep1 -..al -...i. their propoeed annesat1on area. -
•t1B8cRIPnGN RATl:S: Alon; the same line, eomeone got the idea ~":in Hu:~
In Otanp Oount)o, iz.oo par :r-. Oublde of <>nnp oOwiq., P .50 ington Beach was excited about Costa Meoa g
CO-OPERATIVE EFFORT
Junior College site into its proposed incorporate boundaries,
but Raymond Elliott and other Hun~gton ~h leaders
eclare that their big protest waa against annexing the area One of the best suggestiona we have heard for eome time d Ana d added that it would be just fine for the
came from a friend the other day. Thls friend auggest:ed a to Santa :: be in Co8ta lieu.
new type of co-operation, one which might really wort out I ·junl'..::o::r...::.co:ll:eg:::e,------:=-====::;:;;~-;---because everybody is affected.' Down through the years we I·
have noted that people don't really get interested in things
unless those things affect them individually.
Anyway this peraon suggests a co-operative move for
the control of insect pests such as mosquitoes, flies and bugs
of other sorts. The way he would rio it is to have everyone
in a city or given area agree to spray garbage pails, bright
night lights and other areas-frequented by inaects of all
sorts.
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aad moM•'ll in
Evm:y R }«!l.' •••
A3 bedroom
bom&-two baths.
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Especially large
2 car garage.
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One of the most
attractive
homes of its
size on the
Isle. • •
5:1 ft. frontage.
P, a. paf-INCCl10MTID
Nallon
SSSJ •I• Ihle.•••••"~ •• ,._ celll.
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Balboa Inn ..-. Bal-
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MILTON M. MAXWELL,M. D.
1001 Cout Highway
CORONA DEL KAR
noae-a.nor ton
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814 We1t Bay Ave., Balboa
Telephone Harbor 1724 i
CARL HAY'S
Ambulance
Seniice
PIM>ae ~MM
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT
«8 So. HW ·st. Loo ~ I'======:==~=== Telepbon.e Tucker '7812 I '.
81• We1t Bay Ave., BalbM
Telephone Harbor 1 TU
2721 L&kl!Wood AV.,
LnB A.n~lee
Telepl'l~n,. Vnrrnandy 8403
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
PHYSICIAN aud SUBOEON
hoD& Barbor 80t
U09 Weet Ventral Av,,,
NEWPORT BEACH
Old Dtab11Ab~ Insurance
Agency
AU tines wntten..
HOWARD W. GERRISH,
1808 Newport Blvd . Costa Me.a
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Only differences in his plan, from others that have
been suggested from time to time, is that he would have the
folks get together and agree to do the work on a certain
day and then to repeat the performance at <intervals of a
few days at the same time again until the bug menace was
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Real Estate -lnsuran...,
Llatb1ga ln\1teJ
A. W GIBBON
119 r:. 18th St. Ooeta M-
cut to a minimum.
Seems like a good idea. People of this or any other,
area could by that method become conquorers of the h:.ig
pests and spend pleasant evenings around barbecue pits in . _._,. the open without fighting flies or mosquitoes. Might be that
such a co-operative move could be worked out sometime in SucceutuJ motoruu know that
good Ura. and tubea &re Important the near future in the Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa area. 10 thelr safety. Depend upon lht>
The co-operation plan, once worked on some small COST A MESA TIRE "' RECAP-
matter like bugs might lead to even greater thioga along the PING SHOP to give you rellab!'
and prompt service ... whether it• general idea of pulling together. It seems to US that the a major recapping job or a minor
idea is especially good because if there was ever an area °repa.ir. We UR finest materials
that needs a get-to--gether spirit it is the Newport Harbor and equipment.
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By that we don't mean that there is no co-operation
around either. We have our &bare of good public spirited
leaders and some of the·livest organizations in the country.
What we are dreaming about is what would happen if they
all get together and put their shoulders to the wheel to
really push for a greater Newport Harbor. ____ ., ___ _
UNJUST CRITICISM
C ~J,\Ml'\ 0 TIRl l0'41'~'\
Now at oar New LocaUo•:-
WALNUT and NEWPORT BLVD.
Pb.one Beaoon 61U
AUTO:llOlllLE WOBX
a..t aei-imr
Virg's Garage
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Critical remarks directed at city officials who gave the
stamp of approval to a series of blasting tests off Newport
Beach are unjUBt. Any criticism over this blasting, we feel ,
should be placed squarely on the shoulders of officials of the '===========; 11 California Division of Fish and Game. ;
!<08 W. Ceatnl N--1
Pbonee Barbor lH or 11'4-W
1r Regardlt.511 ot
1ize, rvake,
age -any
watch ln any
condition c a n
be ma doe to
runctlon pre-
::Uely right
be re.
Prices reaaon-
sble. & THREE
DAY 8 ER-
vtCE ! Cycle
chan ged in
electric clocka.
Jewetl-Y re-
pal~lng and
diamond
•ttln&'-
1791 Newport BITd.
El(>IJTAMESA
Phone B'ellOOD 51!1-W /
Aloo
418 Amert can Ave.,
LONG BEACH
BJISTBB
CJl.BDB
'Local officials, confronted with a permit issued by the
' state fish and game division bad little else to do but sanction LAND LEVELING, DISCING, LOUCKS STATIONER the blasting. The local officials also went to the trouble to PLOWING
l'J''S lfAf,1,llARIC Tractor Work
TO ORIGINAL SIZE AND
PIT, OOLOR AND TEXTURE
••••• BECAUSE
REID'S PDtSONAI.JZED
DRY CLEANING KNOW-
HOW ASSURES PERFECT
RESULTS
Beld's
Penonallzed
Cleaning
18" Barbor Bhd., C.Ota llfeoa
('lbe new ~vl ... Brown. Bide.)
Phone ee.con 6S68
tor
Pickup and Delivery Service
-Your ad ln The Prus la re11.d
by thouaanda every week.
see that all work of handling explosives and setting off Pb. Beacon 5721-W 1188 NEWPORT BLVD.
charges was conducted in a safe manner and according to I~========~~~~~~; II ~==~OO;;S;T~A~MES;;;A;==~ 11 the best safety regula.tiona. I ·
The blaating incidentally was conducted by the Mn:co CARR'S FEED STORE
Conatruction Company, a private concern, in behalf of a
NICK•S BLACKSMITHING
and TBAJL£R SERVICE
Hltcbee and Overloeda
Our Speelalty
private oil broker who hoped t<> find an oil pool beneath Hay and Grain
the ocean off the city. Critics who blamed major oil com? Qu8lity Feeds
P,.nies for the explosioD3 were also off on the WJOong foot. o.iq ~-ft. ., , ,. -
Fish and Game officials declare that the amount of fish l8H N_.,... -..
destroyed by the blasting was yery small. Local fishermen OOSTA 111:11.A •
differ with the fish and game report. Persohally we think ~~~~~~~~~~~ the local fishermen know more about fishing and fishing ~
JXlllditiona than ~ the fish and game experts. ____ ., ___ _
REASONABLE ADJUSTMENTS
Adjuatmenta made in proposed valuation of property in
aec:tlona of Newport Beach baa reatored the faith of a lot of
proP,ert.y ownera in our county otficiala and In the demo-
cratic fornl ot government incidentally. Quite a number of
property OWD&'ll becam-. worried, exerci8od aad excited reeent:ly when reports indicated • raise in valuations aa hig!i
aa 500 per ceat in eome iut•ncee. .
Property owners here are to be congratulat.ed for the
method they employed in the matter aleo. They gathered
to dillcnaa the •itnation in a -matter of fact way. They got
rigllt down to biaain-and sent a committee to -County
Arn nor liaurlce Enderle. From him the group le9med the
Rmult of the whole demoCratic, common......,ee action was
that local property ownera proved conclwilvely that propoeed _
•n 7 •d'valw were ou.t of~ and iecured an adjuatment
of ftluationa which ahou.ld wort out to the 9d't'antage of
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'>.,.... Weet -tionlata ~ve hrou.gbt.tiie flnt forerun-
nen ot the eomlilg mmnwo'a pvlclng beadach. in Newport
Bev" l(otor trip. to Balboa aver the weet end toolt a •'
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•~a a-J few if..,., pk-to park. Woador llow long It will be be-• ~ in. _._. •·~•m~WJ-
NIBBLE TS
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OOSTA MESA Pll. 8-.118!1
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Physician a.nd Surgeon
Office 131 Broadway Ave.,
COSTA MESA
Rn.: 11-1!; !-6 by appolnt.menl
Plloae Blaoon 58'8
A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICIAN -SURGEON
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Physlc!!U! !U!d Surgeon
NlnU. and Oentral
n. (U.br. _...) Barllor '8
Dr. Marven J. Reitz
~dau aud Surpoa
Ooteopatb
%1111 W. Oeatnl, NEWPORT
Barbor 01-B 8-ooa 56u-.J'
Dr. Obed Lucas
DICNTI8T • Phone Harbor 1'80
220!YJ w. Oea.tral
NEWPORT BmACH
Clinton&. Emmerson, DDS
1801 C...t mp..,.,-
OORONA DEL MAB
Pllone Barbor H!O
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EARL W. STANLEY
I Notary Public
Phone Harbor 1778
' 225 Marine Balboa !al&nd
Newport Harbor
Veterinary Hospital
Small Anlnwk and Unetocll:
DR. HORACE PARKER
DR. PAUL O. BUTCHER
1071 8. E. Jlma Drtve
OOSTA MESA
PllODO -l50'll
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GRAUEL CHAPEL
BEACON 5610 COSTA MESA ...........................
Harbor Glass Co.
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Work of Mimrions ·
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efficen ~PPQinted HOUa.4d Couple ,
For Mothens' Cirele ' Are Guests at
~esa Job'aJ Daughters Matjne Laboratory
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l!'<PUonal CbW'Cb, Oo<ona de1 t~ Betllel lOi, of Coata K-·-i.boratory In Corona del Kar
Mor, met'on W-eaday aftemoM. met In the -ot loin. If. M. • Dr . ··• k W 'te-·_. ne fCnfflfng ... M·rd> Mth, In ~ Ball at Bolkor, lllOll W,llOt B&y aVODue • ..., · ~ ... ·•-~
118 UST 18th COSTA MISA 2. P . .Ki The mMtbis WM calle4 Wlth Kn. Leo ll'ryer preal<llng. trom H_~d. Dr. and Kn. Holter, ""'----------------------.llto order by tho pl'Mlclent. Kn. 0 . Mn. Weoley1"owlerwaaappolnted lronl Oftunark, Dr. Whitely, from z. -· Reading of min-aeeretary and Mn. Van Roblnaon, the , U-ty of Wuhlngton, -,----------------------·I ute1 a.nd curre.nt .. buslneu wu at. audJtor, to ftn.llh the term. Mn. when he lfl1J teach. th1' coming
tended to. att.er which the meet· ~olker WU uked to serve as f-11. 14r. John MacGlnifle, and Miae
inS WU turned OVef to the pro-Waya and meam dta1nnan ln the Allee Tniu. Jibo 11 tea.ching in
cram chairman, Mn. JOlln Sacllelr. abeence of Mn. Clyde Stoval who the hl&1> achool In Madera. Dr.
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Mn. Walter Splcf:r, vt.oUnllt. ac-moved to Ban Bernardino. Holter s the worldts foreD'W9t cyto-
companled "on the 'Plano by Kn. The recent rummage sale 'll diemllt. _
Blllle Deaver, played two beautSfUl Bob Slti1ea' nit.tea: the organization Proteuor George MacGinitle
101oe, .. Largo.. by Veradnl and 124, It was reported. A cake hs.11 ato.rted hia spring cl2SJ11es and
"Cansonetta" by Dem Ambn>elQ, baked by Mn. Holker waa auc.. no\v t.zavela to the Californ:a
which' gave much pleuure to her Uoned off at $2.50. Ins. of Tech. in Pasadena. every
Ustenen. A card party at Johnson's Cafe Tuesday for an _&lJ.day sesaton. 1•
Speaker of the 9&Y wu. Mn. 1n B&lbOa will be given April 25 · I
Thomaa Wight, Preatdent of the at 7:30 p. m. to ri.lse money tor Altar Society •
Fellowlhlp of Congreg"&Uonal Wo-Job'• Da~~tra. Admission Mc. M ~ h
men of ,Callfomla and the South-Gueata at l/?t meeting were Mn. eets in n.eig ts
we11t. Mn. Wight gave a. m011l Guy Chrlatlan. guardian of the Altar Boele~ of Our Lady or
tfltereattng account of · her meet· Santa Ana Bethel, and Mn. Clif-Mount Carmel Catholic Church
tng with the Cleveland National ford Corn. Members agr~ed t o will ineet Wednetlda A ril 9
Convention. a.ncj o1 her vilit. to poatPQJle the next meeting to, at 2 p. m . in the Gtul'r;ghe! resi~
the Negro colleges in Te.nn.eUefl: Apr1.I 9 at 1 :30 p. m. in the home dence at 464 Santa An avenue
and Loulaiana enroute home. She of Mn. Van Robinson, 824 West in NeW rt H 1 hts a
also told of the great need for 18th atreet ln Coai. Mesa. po e g ·
ml.uionarles o~enea.a. In Na.plea Preaent were Mesdames Wesley ;:::_=._:-=========:.
and Greece Chriatian misaton&rte• F 1 F w Woodw ow er, . . orth, L . L. Hemstitching
and \,8uttonholes
The Knitting Bag I
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thru our modem plan.
Rent-size monthly
payments bring you
a debt-Jree home.
Newport Balboa Federal Savings
and Loan Association
HARBOR 1500 3333 VIA LIDO
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
P. A . Palmer, President
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are doing wondertul work teaching Fernande" Anne Heyman, v a n
Chrlatla.n democracy ln the Uni. RobtMOn, George Gay, Doris R e-
yeraities, and the people a.re ukJ.ng e n, Arthur Paxton, Don Pridham.
for more. In Africa, flfiy--0ne Harold Glau, HarTY Freeman, L.
mlasionartes have arrived atnce H . Ferguaon •. Nellie Shook1 Harry
the cla.e of the wa.r, and they too, BurdJck, and A. F . Wright.
are asking for mo re missionaries r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ io teach their national leadera.
They are learning agricultural
113 E. 18th Coat& Mesa
ERADICATES WEEDS-CONSERVES MOISTURE
IF YOU &re bothered with weeds, quack gn.a1 or
similar peats, you'll find cultivation with this rotary
power tlller a quick and protttable solution.
Benetlta of cultivating with ROTOTILLER are
threefold: 1-The action of the rotary tinea ts eo
tborough that it covers every inch and deatroya every
weed or clump of gram.
2-The high speed action breaks weeda and gnaa
into tiny fragments and mixes them with the eoll u
organic matter.
3-lt loosens, a erates the soil, and leavu a fine
mulch on the surface that reta.lna more molature than
conventional methoda.
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Mall to WHITE MOTORS, lH So. Main St., Santa Aaa
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WHITE MOTORS
IH SOUTH MAIN ST. SANTA ANA
• PHONE S. A. '7041
method.a, nursing, hygiene &nd
other subjeela. There la need for
more literature to be sent to the•e
dil!ltricta. Christiana a.re urged to
keep faJth with their m.1.aaiOnarlea,
u theirs la a grave responsibility.
The destruction of Char8'ter i.a
the worst catastrophe ot the war.
At the close of the p rogram.
refre•hmenta were ~rved by the
committee of the day, M~adamea
Harold E. Wilson, Walter Swiger,
and Charles Kyte.
High School PTA
Executive Board
Meets April 9th
New offtcen and chairmen ot
Newport Harbor Union . High
School Pa.re.n~Teacher AS8oci&-
tlon will hold their tint executive
boa.rd meeting on Wedneeday, April
9, at Lido Iale Clubhouse. Pre.
ceding the tk>ard meeting, the
ladlea will gather at 11 :30 a.. m .
tor a nosebag lunch. Membere
are reminded to bring their own
cupe and spoons, aa coffee will be
served.
• Fr•• Facials
• by Appointment
la my home or youn
PHONE BEAOON 01'4-B
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ALMA RAY
Cosmetic Demonstrator
PATIO and OUTDOOR
FURNITURE
-AT NEW 194 7 Styles in Redwood FACl'ORY PRICES
eJuuu ~014HtiB
With Heavy Duty Colorful
Vat-Dyed, Water-Proofed and
Padded Canvas Mat $28.95
X-Leg Chairs with Pads $16.95
2-Place Settee
with two Pads ... $35.95
3-Piece Barbecue Set
. $29.95
Stream· Line Chair with Pad.--·-·--.. --····-·-··-··· .. ·--···-$24.95
• Round or Oblong Coffee Tables --··--··· ...... -.... ·-····-·····-··· 9.95
• • ~t us do your repair work, or make recovers for
your-. patio or outdoor furniture. All work in our
. factory at lowest reasonable prices.
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The most important watchmaking
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Elimlnales the greatest single
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You'-re•problbly read the nnoUJKlO·
ment in the Jll!lgu:inea of thiA impor·
tant Elgin achieYement-a maimpring
that will DOt nllt, that holda ill original
"apringi=e." indefinitely.
Now come in and -the beautifal
_,. Elpw with Dural'ower Main·
.ur;··the•!'eat~thenewwa~ A ...._tntionrigbtOGourdiaplay
cue p'OTfll tlao •••ring ~
quolity "'Elcia'• -,..;mprmp. • ~ ............ oltbeo Dan.Power
)lo•z y lug; It la -••petic and it c••-lie llroMa by ..,,.enrindiDr,
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•'ft. M"1TID E . Brown .,,., -
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Sundq.
Prou1 parent. of a ntW bab•
111.et TUcada.y were Kr. and Mn.
Bt!I eottey. L
Mr. and Kn. '1'· N~an foo1c.
thclr &ughter1 'uby to Redondo
SUnday to •pend' Zulu week wltb
he .. siJtt"I'.
Elmer Voll&n 82/c; 80ll Qf Kr.
and Mra. Iver Vollan. b atatloned
at the JackaonvUie, Florida. Na'fal
AJr Station. '
1.tlss Jeanne Edick, wbo ta at.
ten 1tng school at Stockton, is
11p"ndlng the Easter vacation per-
fo·' at the home ot ~r mother,
Mn. Gertrude Edick of Magnolia
t:tr~l!t.
~tr. and Mn. Louta Aute.non,
2341 Orange avenue, welcomed a
baby girl to the family M&i;ch 31.
Al the St. Joseph Hoepltal tn
Or .,nge.
\Villard Kanagy, .on of ~ and
).f <t. Shelby Kanagy, 350 20th
:stret>t, was recently lnitlated into
th"' USC chapter of the DelU Chi
na1 lonal fraternity.
;\fiss La.Noma Grauel la enjoy-
in~ the Easter vacaU'on -from
school duties at Southern Califor-
n::i. at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grauel.
:.tr. and !.frs. J . E . Gill visited
the Death Valley are& recently In
scnrch for add1tlon11 to lotrs. Gill's
11tone collection which contains
specimens from all over the world.
Wm. Blust a.rtd his father-took
a couple of days last week to in-
sp~ct lJli e wonders of Boulder Dam.
They i!eturned, very much im-
!'lrC'ssed w1th the sights to be seen
there.
. Bob Barnes is sJ)('nding a perfo:t
ot three weeks at hi.'5 home after
returning from a refresher course
In Phi!CC' radio machanlcs in Phll3.-
delphia. FTom here he will go to
Tokyo where he will be an Instruc-
t or of Army p<"rsonnel.
11'r. and 1frs. J. B. Grf'e?i of
P alm Springs and Idyllwild \\'ere
in Costa Mesa Tuesday, inspect-
ing the ir properties" here. It pre-
sent f'l:l ns m'!.terialize, the Greens
expect to build a sixteen room
house on a five acre site which
thtcy will occupy as their home
while In Costa Mesa.
Dr. Lowe, whose mother lived
in Costa Meaa for many years, "''as
_vi iting friends in Cost& Mes& for
a couple ot days last week. A
m .:.m ber of the Navy medical de-
partment for many yean, he seTV-
ed on tiattle ships during the late
war. and at !UJ conclualon wu for
a time head of the Navy hoapital
at Oceanside. He LI presenUy on
duty in Honolulu, but expe(:ts to
be sent to the mainland tn Sep-
tember.
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HAPPY B,IRTHDAY! Three date.re, aunt. of A1l' r nd Mn. George
o. Grupe Jr., ot Coeta Meaa, were honored ta.at \\·et:k at Chahlla
Dinner House wtth a gala party-<:ake, r.-.ualc. a nd everything!
ShoW!l from left to right are M,.. J&ne Pallner. Who became 79,
George Grupe ID, M.n . Grace Grupe, 75, Mn. carrle Del&ahmutt. 83,
George Grupe Jr., Mn. George O. Grupe Jr., Mn. George Grupe ID.
(Newport-Balboa Preu Photo)
Mnl. Louise Ballman or Lagunn
St., &nd Mn. LauJ"a Belden •pe..nt
Wednesday In Enctnada.
Mr. and !.In. c . C. Beasly, for -
mer rl'sidcntit of the Harbor area..
hEl\'e recently returned to Cost n
l\f esa to make their home and lo
'.!ngage ~n bUl'llineas. They pur-
chased a ho1121e on Irvine avenu"
throug!i the Guy Boldman Real
E-:5tate office.
Flossie L:ingdale of F IO\\'e!'
!lreet gave a f&Tewell party tor'
Gladys Theisen who ls leaving for
Oregon. Gue11l8 Included mem-
twrs of the Costa Me!a 50o1 Club.
Tripoli wa.s played, and all en-
jOyed the party. A lovely gift
was presented the gue11t of honor
by the club.
Jill Barnes celebrated her se-
c-on d blrthd:1y in !Inf' style ht.st
\veek as !he E"nte rtained 20 guests
nt the Barnes home at 2110 Orange
avenue. A delicious birthday
cake and ice cream were served
;nd Easter l"~g~. Every one had
a delightful time, including th<'
10th" :·s or the children. • Costa ~tesa '4'eilcomes Mrs
Emily Hadley. formerly of \Villon,
N . H .. to the community where
she has come to make he r homt'
Her hobby is that of buying, sell-
ing, or ex ch anging antiques. Mr!!
H adley pl&M to return to the
Ea.stem seabord within the next
fe"'-days to dispose of other pro-
~rty and return with her furni-
ture and a goodly collection ot
New England antiques. She re-
cently purchas ed & borne at 2719
Cypress street. Santa Ana Heights,
through the Guy Boldman Real
Estate Office. Grey Pritchett
represented both buyer and teller
ln the tran11action.
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' Birthday Party Notes
237 Yearn of Living
For Three Sisters
Two hundred and th'rty-se\'""'
yesrs of ll\'lng '~re celebrated
la.st week at Chablis French Di n-
ner House \vhen t)"f!e sisters ob-
sen •e-d bi:-t.h :l~::s! M ~. C:-ro': ..
Delashmutt of S '!a t tle i:'"C:lr."" R3
years of age, ~frs. Jane Pa.lr.'ler of
Seattle, tB. and Afn. Grace G urr
of Balboa I.sl:inj, 75.
~fr. and Mrs. George G. Grur:
Jr., of 2080 Newport boule\•ard
Costa Mesa, arranged the party
for the three youthful looking sis-
ters, who are aunts of Mr. Grupe .
Red and while provided a gay
color scheme for the joyous cele-
bration. \vith red and white ~eet
peas. rnJ even a birthday cake
\vlth 16 red candles carrying out
the m otif. The lighted cake WA.!
brought in v.·ith a flourish. while
the head \Vaiter play ed "Happy
Birthday to You" on the accordicn.
Also attending the party "'ere
Mr. and ~lrs. Gco.·ge G. Grupe III
of Los Angelf's.
Cliff Haven Plans
Approved by County
Final hurdle in the path of the
constructJon of the fine .seriea of
homes In the Cliff Haven subdivta-
lon hu been cleared a ccording to
builder Richard F . Taylor. Orange
County's Boa.rd of Supervisors
hRve given their approva..I to the
final draft of subdivision plana &nd
Taylor la ready to proceed with
the bull<\1111' ol fifty new homes a.s
900n aa street.I &nd utullies are In.
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'GEORGE~&
SUPER
MARKET
601 Coast 'Highway1 J.1JES CORONA DEL MA.ft --. -
SWEE'r PIOKINS , PEAS · N~ ~0~ 29c TASTE WELL
CORN No. 2 OU
2 for
BEN HUR
21c COFFEE ~ 46c /
Raisinss-I°::::~ = 29c CIGARETTES Apple Juice ::ll.: 25c
,U ~K!ES CHESTERFIELDS BROADCAST
$t.39Al::r1on Corn Beef Hash 29Jc
S for
Tomato Sauce 20c
L!o:i'.s 1 lb.
SOUP
MILK
Heinz Veg.
11 o:r.. Can 14c DEL!VERY SERVICE CAKE FLOUR ~h;~:s.15c
All Brands 2 Tan cans 25C
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Fi-uils & Vegetables
Fancy Asparagus
2 lbs. 19c
RED ROSE New Potatoes
4 lbs. 29c
Quality is our FIRST Consideration
SPINACH Hunts 31 c No. 2~~-2 for
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TENDERMADE
Easler Hams
WHOLE OR HALF
67c
Chuck Roast Grade 45c AA
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FOR YOUR BROILER
WE FEATURE
MANNING PRIME BABY BEEF
FREE
PARKING 601 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar PHONE
BABBORS56
JULIEN AND LANGSTON
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Being out of the high rent district-Our REGULAR PRICES .::re much LOWER than can · be found elsewhere, even so, we are
compelled to reduce our inventory and rais~ cas h -SO, ·we are really slashing prices throughout our· fine stock right to the bone.
Bed Sets
4-Pleco
· Mabopn.y
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Beel Seto.
Slmllar io
Cllt. ~
Glau Mlrror
...... Prtco
•11US,
8ALll: PIU(]E.
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Come look and be convinced. Credit may be arranged if desired. Sa le Starts.Today, Friday.
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5 Piece
BREAKFAST SET
Natural Ftnlab Decorated
Regular Pnce $%4-95
SALE PRJCE.$16.95
TABLE LAMPS .
AND SHAD~
Wltb BeauWul CblDa -
A.ad Sl1lt Shade
Regular •n.116
SALE PRICE .$ 7 .95
OVERSTOCKED
On S/S Box Sprlac and
lnnersprtns Hatreoe8
Secular $89.~
NOW ... $49.95
FLOOR LAMPS
Reflector Floor Lamp and
Silk Shade Complete
Repar Pnce SIB~
• 8ALl!l PRICE $12.95
Divarr Suite
An attra.ctlve
ll'in' room
suJte by day I
a comfortable
b e d •' nlsflt
Cove r e d lo
heavy velour.
Di van and
chair to
matdl.
ResuJar price
Sll9J16
Sale Price
S12995
rarnilure OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS
Choke of Homespun
DIVANS
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Oolorlul 'l'ape9b!N
Rec· satll
PLATFORM
ROCKERS
In Auorted Covers
Rec. SH.N
VALUES!
.... ~pestrles
• ., UM•C•BD or P•U:U ~~:a.._$9.95 BALE Pucz$49.95 S.UE . PRJCE.$19.95 Many Items to Choose l'l'om
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MON. -FRI.
SATURDAY
JIND '-•NOS'l'ON l'UllNli'OBB CO. MON. -FRI.
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I BUILDING II REPAIRING MONEY WANTED -l"9DI _________ , ... . ......... -... .
Hardwood Flool'ing
. DQIEDIATE DELIVERY
3S33 Eut 11th SL, Long Buch
41!
Venetian Blinds
RENOVATED
LAUNDERED
Pa.ncout ~aeon. Wl.J
2tf .
Quarry & Sheflin
Painting
Beacon Mo. -Beacon 5427..J
1515 Santa An& A Ve.
P. 0 . Box 999 -Coot& M"aa
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H. E . M'DONALD
PAINTING. pa11C"rhR~Ul~ a ua
dPCOrH.tlnjit 41 "-Old C'"'lltty Rd..
Costa Mesa. Ph. Bcaco.n 5037-lt
37t ! .
Paintino· -Dccnr;i tin ·
"' <= Root Re pair .l Pl\inting
Sympson & Nollar
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Ph Nwpl. 121~·\V ~12 :"8th SI
I fit f
VF..NE'I'I.AN BUnaa "f?'Om factory
to purchaser". Aluminum at.eel,
wood. Call for tree ea°Umaie
on new blinds or renovating A
repeJring your old onea.
South Coast Venetian Blind Co.
W. 18th A: ~rt Ave., Costa
Mesa. Phone Beacon 5762-W.
F E DAVIDSON'S
Cabinet Shop
C11.blnet Work, CC Doon ano
drawen, wtndow frames, etc
256 Walnut 11treet.
Coata Mesa. Ph. Beacon
li420..J 19tt
• Have Those Floors
Redone
JAMESON FLOORS
21981 Orange Ave. Phone
Coeta Mesa Beacon 5W
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Floor Polishing
and Sanding Equipment for rent
Bayview Builders'
Supply Co.
818 Coe.at Highway
Phone Beacon. 5007
331!
Steel Kitchens
GLASS TUB ENCLOSURES
SHOWER DOORS •
Southern Counties
Supply Co.
5•8 Forest Ave.
Ph. 7158i LAGUNA BEACH
(l()tf
Cement
Building & Cesspool
Blocks
all stzes
Patio Walls Laid
BEACON 52:16
Walter L. Kline
Concrete Products
Company
1550 Newport Rd. Coat& Meaa
2tf
PAINTING
and
DECORATING
Interior & Exterior
~ Year. in Buaineu
Color Harmonidng a Speda.lty
Office 13001' Cout Highway
Pbone: Daya Harbor 2310
Night.a Harbor 801...TK
ALEX C. MESTON
129 • '3rd St. Newport Beach
411! •
11(0~ 1'0 WAN
NEED MONEY?
' S.. ua tor quick. belptul .mce
OD 1'0UJ' ftn&ncial needa
i:.o.n. on
FURNITURE, SALARY, CAR OR
OTHER SECtlRITY
Boun: 10 to 1 and S to a
Cl....i Baturda1"
WANTED $15,000.00 at 8 % on
Amorttz.ed, First Mort,~ tor
new Ur.Its o n Balboa. Ialand.
Bea.con 5-411. a..ep
LWAL ~O'flCE
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK
IN BULK
Under Section SUO Cl'f'll Code
of the State of Calltonala
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That CLYDE HIGHTOWER and
ERNIE lDGHTOWEr~, Vendors,
whone add re.as 111 ~:m Orange Ave-•
nue, Costa Mesa, Calif., County of GRATi D O?ENING-Las t F 1lday night wu opening night for
Orange, State of Calltornia, in-Corc.n:>. del fl.tar 8 .a hundred.a of Harbor realdenta attended the open-
tend.s to sell lo PHILIP T. MB:Y-Ing e>f t he new Fitz:patrtck'a department atore and made the debut ERS, Vendee, whoee addreaa la P. o. Sox 89S, Balboa Isl:..:id, Calli. ~ gaia a.trait. The new buUdtng, which i1I one of the moet arti11tlcally
County of Oran:;-e, Sta te or Cali-outs~:-nd1r.g In the coastal &rt>a , \Vil.I filled to overflowing v.'itll
!omia. the following deacribell per-Ha rh ·r patrons v:ho brought congratula tlona t o ?.tanager Kenni th
sonal property, to-wit : Brandt and hia capable ataff. Third of the stores rounded by A.H .
All stock in trade, fixtures, equip-Fitzpatrick ln the Harbor area In 32 year21, the new bu.slne!!l!I brtng21
r.1ent and g ood \viii of e. ce rtain tl:c ~ 1st co n plcte <.!c ~£rt1nent store to the locality_ and il'I an out-
-es .. .l.Jr ant uW1l nt•ss knov.·r. aa thr starding contribution to the ever-growing Corona del ~tcr shopping
"The Sea.shell Cafe" and located a.t a rea. I Press PhotQ).
60! !:.:l.:::t Central Avenue, in the
City or Balboa, County of C range,
State or C&lifo rnla, and tha t a M le,
transfe r a:ill a.saign::ient of the
same .... ;u be made, and the cuq-
slderation therefor wl.ll be paid at
10 o'clock a . nl ., on Thunday, the
loth day or April, 194 7, at Bank
or America N '( &: S.A, Balboa
a ranci1, Balboa, \..!alif., County o r
Orang e, State of Califo rnia..
DATED . .\pr !! I, !917 •
ERNIE HlGHTO\VER, Vendor,
CLYDE HJGHTOWER, Vendor.
PHILIP T . ~IEYERS, Vendee
Publish A pril 3, 1947 .
N'e\vport-Balboa P resa
~OTICE Ot~ LNTENTIOX
TO CHATTEL MORTGAGE
NOTICE is hebery given pursuant
lo the provisions of Section 3440
ot the Civil Code o f the State or
Califo rnia , that HARRY K. VER-
MILLION. of 632 CO&l!lt Blvd.,
Newport Beach, Calll., owner of
that certain Lunch and Refresh-
ment Stand buaineu located at
Comer of lria Avenue and Shore
Avenue on Lot 7 and a port.ion of
Lot 8 of Block A36 of Corona del
Mar Tract , Ctty of Newport Beach,
Calif., intends to place a chattel
mortgage upon fixtures, equi p-
ment, machinery and gooda located
al the above listed place or bual-
11ess, including an 8' by 10' Alumi-
num building. The · mortgagee or
the said property la Bank of
America National Tru21t &. Sav-
ings Association, 615 E . Central
A 'lenUe, Balboa, Calif. The aa.ld
mortgage will be executed and the
comideration thereo f .v..·ill be paid
on Friday the 11th day of April,
1947, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. :\(., at 61 5 E. Central Avenue,
Balboa. Ca lif.
Dated April 1, 1947
By HAR RY K. VER~tJLLJ ON
Mortgago r
AND/OR
Bank of America National
Trust & Savings ASAOCiation.
By H . M. HOLK.ER,
Mortgagee
Pub lis h April 3, 1947.
Nev..•port-Balboa Press
I Cont1r,ued on Page 8)
Frtda)· Only, April 4th
ANN SHERIDAN, Sensa-
tional u
Nora Prentiss
Sat., Sun., Mon., April 5-6-1
MGM's Dynamic Atom Hit ..
The Beginning or
the End
Robert Walker, Brian Don-
levy, Audrey Totter and
Tom Drake
Tu-. Wed., April &-8
Ken CUrfuo. Jett Donnell It
The Hoosier Hot Shota ln
Singing on tbe
Trail
-com.,...i .. FMt1m>--
Jane Ru&lell lft YOGJIC ~
8-ft-April lttll
2 Excluaive lat-nm Sbowinp
Oonstance Koon. WtULam
Manhall, Bill Goodwin and
Jolmny Ooy In· a 8-"1tnc
KUoical-OOmedy:
,Earl Oarroll
Skeblhbook ·
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James Dunn. Mona Freeman ---The Brennan Girl
Cos:a Mesa Chu r c h ::s
Plan Spzcial Service
For I"aster Sunday
E"5lC'r, th" holldll 0
: cnnsldr rt>~
th e m "st impcr tant on th l"
Chris'inn l'nlc>ndar , is to be C('ll'-
h ratt>li in titting fashion In alJ
r'1 nrchcr I.., t he A-fesa ar"a n,.xt
Sund:-ty. Churches t hroughout th,.
ar r a arc rlanning special !e rvict>s
to ob"' rv~ this d~y o f lhe reaur-
r-rt ·('lr.
CO!\IMUNITY CllURCH
The observance of the E nstr r
season will begin for m embers ot
the Co mmunity Church \\"ith ~
Good Friday service at 7 :30 P . )f.,
at which t ime Commu nion will hr
administered. according to Rev.
Ka rl 8 . J ohnson, Pa.stor On Snn.
day morning the you ng people will
h old a sunrise progt"am In the
Costa :\f <>sa pa rk bcginnin~ al 6
o'clock A. l1. follo\\·cd by a bre:.::-
fast \Yhi ch \\·ill probably he served
in the Sccial H r.II of the church.
,\t the Sunday School hour, 9 :45,
t>ach do.'pnrtn1ent \\'I ii hold a special
E aster .service of its o'-"·n. Spe-
c!::i.I nl usic Y•ill feat ure t he regular
mnr.1 in;; 1't"1·\·1c"" at 10:45 and the
1 t s nf brj''.!"r \vill be i;·vt>n to
nt least a do:<:cn bn hirs. Al 4
l.'clocl: f'. :\I t h" c hoir, under thf!
d .1~~,.:i *ln r-~ 1':-:-;, C'orrnf' Br t>ttc ticr
\•'i!I b ~ he crd ;;, t h,. pcrforma nre
~ r:,··" f" .. 10·1s ··s even Last Words".
r~t 'R SQL1A.RE CHURCll
Services of the Foul-Square
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Friday A Satuntay. April 4-5
Mirth and Mystery with
WILLI.AM POWELL and
JEAN ARTHUR In
The Ex Mrs.
Bradford
--Com.,...ioa F-........
Lawrence (DUllnger ) nemey
-tn-
San Quentin
S..L, M.U·ee o.q April 6
Ro)' Rogers A Trtner In
Song of Arizona
4 ~ OU--8qjal (Slicnn M 11:'6 & 1:91)
-. lllnl Wed.. Apdl ._,
rm,,. Berlin'•
· Blu,e Skies
bi Tei .. •kaior! Stantng
Bloc ~ " l'l'e4 Aata1re
-ftmodll\1. April lttll
Carnival in
Costa Rica-
.. r-t teoklr
A 20th Century ha l'l.ial
0 9 l ~"'WONO 0. '!Im
8017'18 O.t.L-;
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Church are L "'g hr!d ai '.h ·
"I ' I :"JI pcndir.g CC.ln pJet ion Of
their ne\\' edJfice on Orange .:i.ve...
nue. The fir Ft 11rn•ice of the d!ly
y,•ill be held by tile yot:i:g-pc rl• ·"
group, the Cr··:;:i'.iors. bv ca-.~1<
light, beginning at 6 ~·c10ck A . ~r ..
with a brea.kfp_st follov..·ing. Mrs.
G. Willard Stra1 ns. co-pastor of
the church, will be speaking on the
topic, "He is P.~cn" 1tl th ~ regula r
morning service , \Y ith special mu.
ale being given bi_ the" choir. At
the evening serVlc~fr~ G. Willard
Stearn! wtll have. u hia subject.
"He Uvea".
Dodge Family Has
"Visiting Week"
Thls has been family visit :n~
week for member11 of the D. .J .
Dodge family. The gOOd judge
and his wife !pent la.st \\'eekend
vis i ting al the home n! thP1 r
daughter, Atrs. Wa lter HoUo\\·ay
In Ingl~wood. On Tuesday, At r-s .
Byron B . J ackson w ith three child.
ren arrived fr orn SeaJ Beach for
a vlalt at the parentAI home, an !
\\"i lh Mrs. Dodgt>, \\·er.t to SP<':-ld
the day at t he beach. Short ly
a fter that, Airs: Donald J . Dodge
Jr., and three childre n arri\·pJ
from North Long Beach \\'ith visit-
ing In mind.
WHITE
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Scoi;atB Win
Honors on "Darts I . For Dough" P rogram . '
Rlchar<I Dodd, Bob )fcCraken
·ncl Palay Milling .... ·on prizes on
the Dr. Pepper "0 111:; F ?r D.:>uch"
t>rogTam Sund~y. They w ere only
three ot the 44 boy and girl scout.a
'"I CA"I"' from 'i" n ... -,. ,. "nd 82.
Patsy won $24 \vhtle the boys
... ::tch \\-O n Sl8 by throwing darts
a t a target. The Dr. Pepper Com-
pany char tered a bua and trana-
r orted lhe pai-ty to and from the
.,rnttA.Jn for 80 centa.
The group was accompanied by
Meara. and Mesdames H. V. Hall,
Charle. Zimmerly, S. E . Young,
Van Alken, and Vernon Mathews.
Mn. Margaret Nixon of Santa
Ana, whose huaband la manager
of the local Dr. Pepper plant, ar.
ranged the trip.
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Buns
40c a Dozen
Phone Orders For
Easter Taken
QUAlilTY BAKERY
O pen Daily 9 to 6
PCone 8 tJacoD 513 3
Costa Mesa
' Aunt Jemima
IN PERSON
·AT OVB JIABKET
FRI. & SAT., APR. 4-5
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At Costa Mesa
15th and Placentia Streets, Bectnning
EVERY THURSDAY
Starting at 10 a. m.
HORSES, STOCK CATTLE, J\ULK COWS, GOATS, RABBITS,
ClilCKENS, PIGEONS, FURNITURE, AUTOMOBILES, MA-
CHil'iER Y, TRACTORS AND :\IJSCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
For Light lfaullng to Grounds CaU Ha.rbor 25'79
Let us sell your merchandise and live-
stock on a commi88ion ha.sis
Lunch on grounds
Folio\\" &he Signs
to
15th and Placentia 8te.
BOB SKILES, Owner
NfW Yomc
LOS AHGfU.S
HOlLYWeoG
lONG •ACM .......... LESTER & Co. INYESTMfHT
SECUlmES
TO MEET THE
INYEUOIS" -l lYllSIOI ..........
SANTA MONICA
M....iw Loi A•1"'41 SJ.oci bc0-.1•
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HAuoa 1374J NRDI
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ULIES • PLAN TS • CORSAGES • FLOWERS ' -~~~ ··'·' 2256 NEWPORT BLVD., CORNER ALBERT PLACE
Phone BeaTc:: A;~4°9~~DTHY TERMA~e Deliver I
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Have You Tried .
EXCELSIOR MILK
,Lately?
THERE IS A REASON
Why More People in Oraage County
UM EXca510I Milk Than Any Othert
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milk that extra, full-bodied rich,_. and flavor.
•".Excelsior milk, produced In Orange County, comes to you
fan.fresh.
AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
INDEPENDENT DEN ER
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OWEN c. ANKENEY-Aaocl&te I
1664 Newport-Blvd.
BEN J. WHITMAN RELIANCE REALTY & CO. ;:-.:,":, 5:1:u. ~";: BUYS
Realtor A. R. -...... • Jun' W. ~-.. fer. Owner muat MIL a..,,..... Daya Ph. Beacon 5434-W Night. Ph. Beacon 5210-J
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JACK GREENE Qyde B. Doak -W. C. Gabbard -George Evenaon pleo. · 111•
WALTER BP:BEltT, Beacon 11857-W , Harbor 1271 FOR SALE -BY OWNmt
V. B. "PETE" ISLEY 1936 Newport Blvd. 1435'Cout Highway D Room Hou.e-E. 18th St., Oo9ta ,...___ Co del u.-MM&. %Acre -over 20 f)'ult . ~ '-""""" Mesa ron& .....,. and ah&de a-. clllck6D equlP-
1018 Cout Hlihway Bring Your Buying and Selling Problems to Us ment. l!'umlsb•d or unfllmlahed.
'. See and malce offer. Phone CORONA DEL KAR' lleacon Dlfa..J fOr 91'poiatment.
Phone Harbor 2111t-w Many Busin~ Opportunity Listings sou. -
·For Rent
Beautl.hll waterfront home in Em.
era.Id ·aay. Four bedrooms.
Cook and butler included.
SPECIALS ,
Very nice 2 bedroom home. Large
llvi.ng room With fireplace, aep-.
arate dining room. Uled kitchen
and bath. laundry room, a.nd
•double garage. Hardwood noon
throughout. F'llll price $12, 750.
We have a nice level h.lghway
corner lot. 50' frontage on blvd
A real buy. Good terms. $10,000.
Large 3 bedroom home with play
room. Is .!OUth of highway &nd
in a very good IC>C3.Uon. ThiJ:
house is underpriced at $18,800.
Nice 4-beclroom home, 1 J,i blka.
fl'orn ocean. Has large kitchen,
llvt.zt,g room and den. It all goes
turnlahtd l19,500.
Bumness and property on Coaat
ffighway, Corona del Mar. Build-
ing has nearly 2000 sq. ft. All
' material and equipment on hand
ts included. 2 bedroom home
above business goes too. Stop
And see It. $3~.000
Completely f'urni8hed home on cor-
_/ ner lot. About l year old and in
a v e r y convenient locatlon.
$H,500
Attention G I's
. We have 6 nice homes that wtU
take a tull GI loan a-pprataal.
Some are completely turnilhed.
Payment runa leaa than rent.
See WI today.
Completely turnl!hed hotl!e eouth
of Hlg-bway. 2 nice belJrooma,
living '"'"" with fireplace, din-
ing room. kitchen and la~
room. Nice patio, garage and
guest house tn MU". See ft now.
$4000 down.
Very nice 2-bedroom house one
block ,.-om markets and stores.
Large Uvlng room with fireplace,
dining alc;ove, tiled kitchen,
laundry room, bath and abower.
Double garage in rear. All for
$12.500.
· NEWPORT HEIGHTS
A lovely comer home. 2 bedroomil, living room with
fireplace, dining room, prettiest kitchen in thi8'com-
munity, 1 1,1, baths. Home is solid redwood under-
neath, cement ba.sement with furnace and heater.
Hardwood floors on top of heavy sub-flooring. In-
direct lighting, ven. blinds. Rear patio & barbecue
pit. Comer lot is 100' x 127¥.!'. Sewer in. Grounds
are beautifully landscaped. Price $19,500. Good
terms.
COSTA MESA HOME & BUSJ1'lESS
2 -Bedroom Home completely furnished. Also
wholesale & retail salesroom with fixtures for
smoked fish and a smoke house for fish at capacity
of 1 ton per day. On Newport Blvd. Income $250
a month by leasing out all of property. $16,000,
good terms.
COAST ROYAL ESTATE
Unobstructed Ocean View
Beautiful home of 2 large bedrooms, living room
16' x 30' with fireplace, kitchen with nook, 1 'h
baths, patio on each side of house. Double con-
struction, new roof, 2 extra rooms.with possibilities,
double garage. Lot is 97' x 110'. Wonderful resi-
dential neighborhood, good restm:tion, unexcelled
view, very nicely landscaped. $24,500, good terms.
RELY
ON
RELIANCE
COSTA MESA-EASTSIDE
1-Bedroom home, nicely located, close to ahopping
district. Living room-kitchen, bath and an extra
room. Very cute small home. 'Price $6500, terms.
Lot 50' x 127 'h '. Adjoining lot of 50 ft. can be
purchased for additional $1500, terms.
NEWPORT BEACH HOME
2-Bedroom Home. Living room of knotty pine. Bed-
rooms both papered. Very nice barbecue. Yard
fenced. Close to ocean. Nice suntmer home. Priced
to sell quick $6850. Terms.
SELL OR TRADE $10,000 equity
Ln Balboa rooming house with
ieoo month income. No OPA
celling. Furnished and ln per*
tect condition. Take houae, or
bo:it O?' Iota. Give detaila 1Jt
tint letter. M. Lannert. P . O.
916, Balboa l.aland. 5U
New 2-Bedrm, Home
PARTLY FURNISHED
On ~1 Acre In Colt.a Meea.
$8000
$1900 handles-S•7.60
Joan. Call Beacon
appolnlment.
month. •%
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Income Property
LONG BEACH
7 Units, built 1940, 8 garages, cen*
tral heatlng uniL Tiled kit-
chens & bath rooma. Pre*war
Crane India ivory fixtUretl.
Sprinkler Bystem. Fine location.
Nice income. $20,000 down, tull
price "52,000.
C. C. LONG, 479 W. Willow St ..
Long Beach-. Phone •t 7-55
P . G.BALATON
Realtor
2t26 Newport Boulevard
232 Ocean Ave.. Laguna Beach
· Business and Residence
Beacon ~201-W
Open Sun~yo and Evenlnp
Costa Mesa
I Acre -2 houses on 23rd Street
1 ~ blocks E .. Newport Blvd.
Garage, buildings. cement slab
20 x i•o. Muat sell immediately
6 ACRES -Tustin Ave. in town.
The last ~ acres for aale.
$2000 an acre
HOUSES on ~ Acrea.: $3900 & up.
LOTS -$800 and up.
ACRES -$1800 and up,
Laguna Beach
3 bedroom home, furnished com-
pletely. 2 baths. Overlooking
the OC'ean.
$15,500
Lookit The Size
2 Iota t9.88' " WI'
1 lot t9.88' " 230'
$850 each
1-Bed R . Home
% bll<. off Newport Blvd. ifartty
Furn. "A BUY." $2500 down.
Full Price $4500 _L_
3 Homee. % block to
Safeway Store.
TERMS TOO.
Unturniehed 3 • bedroom Stucco
Plutf:red: Home. 2 yean old. 1
block to S&reway Store. Hu
We -Fireplace • Double Garage.
Terms.
Good Buy at $12,500
Above homes are a sample ot llat-
fngs I have. Alao acre!:, Iota
and bu.alneu alt.ell.
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Ray Barrett, Broker
1914 Newport Mi:vd.
COSTA MESA
Phone Beacon 5449
Harry E. Whitman
Alice M. Whitman
BROKERS
1928 Harbor Blvd., Cost.a Mesa
Beacon 5079-M
NEW 3-bedroom home, hardwood
floon, untumtshed, close in, lot
58' by 180'. Full price $10,000.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, and new
stucco duplex with double gar-
age, hardwood floors, on 3/4
acre, duplex rented for $&5 mo.
Small down payment &: $85 mo.
1-BEDROOM HOME, lot.a of tile in
kitchen and bath, extra sleeping
room separate. Full price only
$5500. % down.
VERY NICE two bedroom house,
near town, floor furnace, real
fireplace, venetian blind.a, hard-
wood floors, double garage, sep-
arate laundry room, comer sink,
this nice home can be bought
turnished or unturnished.
FOUR ROOM HOME, on lot 50'
by 150', not a new house, but has
been completely redecorated and
remodeled. Quick possession.
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WONDERFUL BUY on best residential street in
Costa Mesa. New 2-bedroom frame home on wide
well paved street 1 'h bike. froi:n center o~ town.
Large double garage, enclosed patio, bdwd floors, 2"
sub floor, full, heavy coruitruction throughout.
Beautifully ~bed. Inlaid linoleum. No better
buy in Costa Mesa. You can't equal this at $14,500.
See this without delay.
FOR QUICK SALE -COURT
Best buy in Costa Mesa. 5 room modem house, 6
income units on Yz acre of ground. Room for sev·
era! more 111!1ts. V. blk. from heart of Costa Mesa.
Over $4600 per year income. Poss. at end of escrow.
See this ai once. It's priced to sell.
NEWPORT BEACH
¥.? Blk. from ocean--3 bedrooms, large living room,
nice kitchen & bath. Furnished. ~ewly decorated
inside antl out. $7850, te'"!""·
y" Blk from ocean-2-bedrooms, studio type loft.
Partly furriished. $5450, terms.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3-~EDROOMS, modem. Lots of We in kitchen &
bath. Fenced back yard with nice patio & barbe-
cue. $13,450. Terms.
COSTA MESA
1 A~2 Houses & Guest room. Fenced. Lots
of trees, chicken and rabbit equipment. Walking
distance to town. $10,750, Terms.
Corner 5 Acres-2" water line piped through cen·
ter. Close to town. Special. price $1950 per acre.
5 ROOMS-Frame--Clean inside and out. A well
kept home. Close to Blvd. Good location. Lot
60' x 200'. $6500-terms. Don't Miss This.
3-Bedroom Home-Frame with 2 extra lots. 160'
on Santa Ana Ave. 2 garages, chicken equipment ,
brooder house and stable. A bargain at $7350.
House on 75' frontage lot $5650-terms. ·
2-Bedrooms, Stucco, hardwood floors, double gar-
age, comer lot. $8662. Exceptional Bargain. • 3-Bedrooms -Furnished, stucco, double garage
'h Acre. $8950 A good home for someone.
2-Bedrooms, Frigidaire, gas range, new-stucco
'h Acre-terms. $8600. A good deal.
1-Bedroom Home-Well buil~, good· location, new-
modem. Near high school. $5500 TERMS
2-bedroom house about 2 years old.
Has living room, dining alcove,
large kitchen and bath. Hu
panel ray heat, venetian blinds,
carpeted floors, etc. FUu pric~
$7500.
FOR SALE
5 AC. close to Newport Blvd. At full price of $6000
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P. G.BAL-4-TON
' Realtor
· LOVELY two bedroom home,
hardwood floors, floor furnace,
laundry in garage, includes va-
cant corner lot, only $10,500.
5 Rooms--Large lot, gas range & frigidaire $75UO
2-Bedrooms--Frame, 1 Ac. berries, close in. Paved
street. $8775. A really good buy.
4-Rooms--'h Ac. Business district. Berries, flower:;,
chicken equipment $9750, terms. Close in
MOTEL or Auto Court Sites on Newport & Harbor
Blvd. Close in, best of locations. Price ·right. Beautttul ocean view home be..
tween Seavtew Ave. and Ocean.
Has 3 nice bedrooms, tiled kJtch.,
2 baths, hardwood floors, etc.
Guest house ln rear with bed-
room, bath, laundry room and
double garage. T'hi!I location
and view are ha.rd to beat.
$2:5,000
New 3-bedroom home, haa tiled
kitchen· and bath, oak tloon,
panel ray beat. nice flreplac~
dollble garage, etc: A real per-
manent home. $13,960 ..
Very nice modernistic home south
of blvd. Hu double garage and
ls in very nice location. Lota
of shrubbery and flowers. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
: Nice 2-Bedroom home on Poin.
setUL Baa flaptone fireplace,
1 large comer window, double
: garage, large closets, etc. A
~ real home. $11,?M.
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New 2~bedroom house near school.
~ Has hardwood floon, tirepl&ce,
dpuble garage etc. Very liberal
· terms.
, Nl:W' HOME on ama.IJ Balboa la-
' land Yrith tour room rental over
' -ble ~ A real buy. Let
· ua ehow you. $32,000.
' ' •I-Bedroom fu.mlahed h o m e ~
: block from ocean. Ia nJoely fur.
'" DI.abed and ncant. Can gin
po=easlon today it deatnd. see
It now, it may not be there to-
morrow. Full price S7900.
: Completely tllmlabed duplu ..,
Seavtew Aft. Very Dkie and
-ct!Jr modem. •oeo
Business -is Good . -· Ben J ; Whlhnan
ltealt.or
COSTA MESA-BEST BuY
2-Bedroom home on lot 120' x 150'. Close in. East-
side. LiYing room is 36 ft. long, large kitchen.
Hdwd. floors, fireplace, service porch, double gar-
age. Price $10,500. Good terms.
COSTA MESA-EASTSIDE--FURN.
6-Room Home of 3 bedrooms, large living room,
dining room1 kitchen, service porch, floor furnace,
hdwd. floors, double garage. Very nice furniture.
Price $11,000 at $3500 down.
INDUSTRIAL FRONT
On Newport Avenue-Several large pieces at $60
per front ft. Zoned for any buainess.
NEWPORT BUSINESS BAY FRONT LOT
Lot is 30' x 100'. 30' on water front. Zoned for
any business. Price $11,000. Terms.
ONE ACRE RANCHO
' 2-Bedroom, 5-room home. Double garage. 1 acre
high ground, good soil. Price $8500, terms.
COSTA ~ESA -BEST BUY
Lot 121' x 139'-Home nestled in center so no one
can build near hOWle. l·bedroom, bath, ltitcben, &
dinette. Garage, w&ahroom, work room, 3 other
rooms. 2 ultra constr. chlx howte8, 6 tnterfelleed
yards, family orchard· of 10 fruit trees. Sandy
soil All this is nearly new -very nice. Price
$11,l!OO. Tenm. •
C0STA MFEA EAST SIDE
Lovely 3-bedroom, 6 room home. 2 floor fumacea,
hardwood, lots of tile tn ltitchen and bath. Large
..,rvice porch, double gat&ge. Lo(ljj)' x 135'. Price
$11,250, good term&.
Open 7 4&y. e+ay.1Nik-8 L m. to 6 p. m. •
RELIANCE REALTY• CO.
4.-B. n.;te ,llm w. Do.t
~pde B. DoU: -,W. C. Gali&rd -Geuip B•·-
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2•26 Newport Boulevard
232 Ocean Ave., Laguna Beach
Buaineu and Residence
COSTA MESA. Ph. Boa. D201-W
Open Sundays and Evenings .
LINWOOD VICK
REALTOR
Modern 2 bedroom home In nice
location. Patio, 3-car garage.
sun deck, partly turnished.
Priced to sell.
$18,500
Bay Shores
New 2 bedroom Beach Home.
Hardwood floors, pannel ray
heat ln each room, fireplace,
2·car garage. Full price
$9850 '
Balboa Island
2 Unlta on 1 lot on LJfUe llland.
Rear houae h.u large room with
ttreplace, sleeping deck. small
dreulng room, breUfUt bar.
bath wtth shower, turnlahed.
Front hOUle II a small bachelor
apt.. a1llO turnlahed. Ttqa la not
new but baa poalbllJUea. Im·
mediate po1RS1km. Good ren-
tal tnvea:tment.
$13,750 .
.2-.Bedroom home wltb apt. over
2-e.ez prate. Nice location.
N-bay. Good tneome property
$23,500
Bay Pront Lot with excellent view.
$H,l500.
8oUth Bay J'ront home, S bed· rooma. two b&tba. very nice --t ...... 2..,., -: pUlo, private pier,, tumi&ed,
and you may hari' Immediate
pnn r1¥
$42,500
LINWOOD VICK
111Me&o£w.
Balboa Jwland ft, a tCT _.,_ ....
COMPLETELY FURNISHED--2-
bedroom home with garage, close
to shopping district, on two Iota,
lovely ya.rd, fruit trees, chicken
pen. lath house, small..tool house.
Full price $13,750.
LISTINGS WANTED
Harry E. Whitman
Alice M. Whitman
' BROKERS
1928 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Bwilneu and Residence
Beacon D079-M
LISTINGS WANTED--OPEN SUNDAYS -
FRANK P . JOHNSON -Realtor
OWEN C. ANKENEY-Associate
1664 Newport Blvd.
Days Ph. Beacon 5434-W Nights Ph. Beacon 5210-J
HARBOR INVESTMENT CO. -Realtors
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just half a block from Ocean. You
can build another house on front.
2 bedrooms and all utilities. SilOO
furnished. Immediate poaaesalon.
LIDO ISLE 3 bedroom home with
two full bat.ha. Prime location.
Interesting and charming. Nicely
tu.rnished. Excellent condition.
$21,500.
LIDO ISLAND home about a yeai·
old.. t bedrooms and 2% baths
on extra. large lot. Beautlful
turnlture and tun carpeting. Large
paUo, double ga.n.ge and all the
other details auociated with the
best Udo ta1alld can otter.
$32.000 fumlehed.
LIDO ISLE NORTH BAYFRONT
LOT -a auper location on a cor-
ner. Yu. you can bulld a pier.
One or the tln.eR. Iota on the Nortb
ClwmeJ and prtced ~ market
for qulck sale. See ~ before
aomebody eloae beata JOU to It.
Only $18,llOO.
HARBOR HEIGHTS 2 bedroom
home. In· restricted area. No¥.·
building. Watch your own home
being built of top materials and
beat of workmanship. Large bed-
rooms. Living room with fire-
place. Big bathroom.. Service
porch. Double garage. Ideal
floor plan on 60 foot 0 lot. See Ull
today for details. Will q~ity
for GI bl)).
BALBOA COVES WATERFRONT
LOTS include fingenlip now In·
stalled and ready for your boat.
Excellent beach. Sensible ~uild
ing restrictions. $8500 up. Terms.
BOA TWORKS -One of the best
equipped wood shops on the1 Mi-
racle mUe. Good sUpa and waya:
with power winch.. Good atoc.k
and inventory. A proven money.
maker. Reuonable rent. 1 call
tor appointment. . .
CA1':1l ' ctoae· to Newport Pfer.
Good lay-out and fixtures!~:• ye.u-l'OU!ld proven mone .
-ta 38. On-1e beer llOOl>e.
$12,000 complete. ,
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SANTk ANA. HEIGHTS
Large 3-bedroom Cali!Ornla Ranch Type Home
NEW a ..,_ Bblcco, Rdwd. · G N
It Tile. 6 Rooma, Floor ~. • • '
uao aq. ll'l.. Double cuace. Broke~
and Aaaociat.ee Fe.need. In Coeta. Mesa'a Beat OOIJTA. IDB ·
Dlatnet. .,. clown, and tbe price "1'Bll Bm1' TOWN ON tiR'1'H""
AL.UOT08 BAY 5 BEDROOM Houee at BaJbo& 'Phon~ Bee.coo &los.ll
S BodJoom Bome -vt-'ot Ba1 '1J,too.
· located on lot e6 ft. by 2:iO ft. Large living room,
~and well •planned kitchen. Garage bu room
indtable for office or guest bedroom. Attractive
landAcaping. Lawn, shrube, fruit tree., berry vlnee
and family pnlen.
le onl7 '10,llOO. a.l. V.dOX.
and Satllng-Coune -EzcJu,.
llve ~ Ieland. 2 BJCDROOM Bame. on !up lot,
. Aleo Watu· Front Lota. 00.U K-. '8300;
C; Holmes for Homes 2 BimRooK some, eonma ci.1
Phone 82823 or 33575, Long B'ecl> Kar. $10,llOO.
lie.
• ROOK Bouoe, unllnllbed, on
Opportunity =en:lal A<:tt, CO.ta K-.
to pt a lovdy nft. 8 bedroom 'Many BeauWIJI 0Lota -'1llOO.
home for owne~1 COit. _
AD eeuoqed SoVernment lumber.
W. J. HOLCOMB
1317 Cout Highway
Corona de1 Kar
''Where the flap tty"'
Beautttul hardwood noon. Liv.
Ing room, dining room and hall
carpeted with ~ wool b""'"1-
loom. N ice fireplace and. large
duaJ turn.ace. Double garage.
Lot 60 x 140' on atreet with good
t'llture bwi:lneu pauibWtiee.· ~----------
Full price $12,750
Good term.1. W ould sell pa.rlly
fumiahed.
SEE 1712 E . 17th St., Costa Mesa
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Corona del Mar
BEST BuY ON "nm CANYON
Adjacent to Shore Cliff• -Ha-
:·.eJ Street, Lot 49, Block A.
<Ox 98 -~ caah, '4000
term~. Reg. price $8000. Pho.
Dana Point 16.5. 5tt
COAST PROPERTIES CO.
Realtors Insurance
"We serve the entire HARBOR area"
501 EAST CENTRAL A VE.
Balboa Harbor 2658
BALBOA ISLAND
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Attractive 2-bedroom furnished home, real fireplace
2 car garage-Ideal location-Grand Canal dock ' ' and row boat.
Phone or write owner, 42 Plaza Square, Orange.
Phone 73.
Today's Best Buy
Ultra ...-..... 2-~ -ul7
tw:nJalMd Wltb lonlJ moden1
"""1tun. nu. home llu every·
tblDC to tba Ntb ~ A11out
% cub and :rou can m.,... rifhl
In. Located &mOll& lb>• -
In co.ta K-
$14,500
Costa Mesa
Spacloua 5-room home. Laree
combination livtnc Ir dintnc
room, hardwood noon, nrepla.ce.
Completely reconditioned lnl:lde
and out. Double prap. 120
toot frontage on. good JMkVed
atreet. Priced for quick aale.
$10,500
Newport Blvd.
110' Corner frontage aouth ot 16th
street. A vailable now at. $8600.
H urry! 1'h1li won't Jut.
Central Ave .. Balboa, Court. ._llnlt
court. neat and clean. 3 unit.a
turnlilhed. 90' trontqe OJI Oen·
tnJ Ave., with vacant buainem
comer and vacant ln.llde lot.
Good Income with room for
splendid development . Call U1
tor in!ormaUon.
Newport Blvd.
221' frontage wtth good Z-bedroom
home. Cloee ln Coeta •Meea. Call
for prtce and terma.
Here's
A Real Bayview
Newport Blvd. Value
Juat 4 blockl: north of Archea.
Suitable for buainem or motel
OJ.te 3·room home ln rear. Im·
medfit.te poueuton. Don't paaa
tb1a up! can for deta.lla.
BALBOA BAYSHORES ' . Mlle your aelection now from new homes in ex·
clusive reaidentlal area. Private bathing beach on
Newport Harbor.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SATURDAY & SUNDAY
BALBOA ISLAND
We can show several tw<>-family income units priced
from $17,500 np.
NEWPORT BEACH
Redwood OCEAN FRONT home. Two stories, with
split shake roof. Fi.replace, floor furnace. Tile in
kitchen. 2 baths. Barbecue In glasaed patio. Shop
& storage space In garage. Beautifully furnished
and will sleep 10 people. Conservatively valued at
$20,0000. '
MAKE US AN Oli'li'ER
LQTS......Special Price :
Newport Beach ...............................•... $1250
, Newpdrt Heights (50' x 127.5') ........ 1200
Waterfront ..... ................ ... ... ..... ... .. ...... 5500
CORONA DEL MAR
Be first to see this new, modeme home. Outstand-
ing construction, large living room, open fireplace.
2 bdrms., tile kitchen & bath .. Enclosed brick patio.
$12,650
' . ' For Quick Sale-Beautiful canyon lot .
duced. 40 x 175 ft.
Greatly re-
. • $2,650
Two 25 ft. lots on Coast Highway. Priced right.
Don't hesitate or they will be gone. This is a chance
to star ~ a business with a small investment.
EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
• .roll 11cm .,.....,,an
NEWPORT HEIGHTS, 2 bedroom 1'1111 m;ottT' BO~ABI>
Btui:co; 8 yeare old; floor rur. -: Ottlce BeacOn 5181
nace, heaWator, ftrepl&ce, bdwd. ltM. Beacon S027..J'
It We, 5 .....,,._ FURNISHED.
Double ,._.. fenced lot. ..000
down. Pouealon. $11,000.
Good 2 bedroom frame, plutered.
, t1oor fl1rnMMt tun 5 rooms, on
%; a c re. Quick SK>Ue•iOn.
llove ln wtth $22t50 down.
Priced at $7,200.
. .... Beauutul 3 bedroom frame In
~ Santa Ana Heigbll. %: acre,
double garage A: worlulbop.
Home 7 yeani old. An excep·
tionally good home for only
$10,liOO.
Newport Height.a D~tr1ct. 2 be<f.
room frame. Graveled roof, ce.
me.nt drive. See this for only
$6,SM. .
1"'! Near NeWport Blvd., 1 bedroom
.!JE frame. 60" lot, garage .. Very
nice lot , zoned to r buaineas, va-
cant, $1MO dn. Full price $:5250.
Lots 50' x 147" on H amilton Street.
$300 Down.
Building 20' x 28" on % Acre, full
p rice $2800. $850 Down.
Before you buy, be SURE to
drop In and let us show you
what w e have.
Let Ex-Gl's Serve YOU.
Open 7 Days a W eek.
Boldman-Pritchett
BROKERS
18401;i: Newport Boulevafd,
Costa 1'-iesa, California .
PH : Beacon 5024-W
1 A. Bayview Hts.
2-Bedrom home (4 yn. old), gar.
age, chicle.en equipment. U
~ It 12 young fruit trees.
$7000
21/.t Acre Rancho
on Blvd.
~Story 8 room home -4 bed·
rooms, 1 ~ bat.hi, large living
room, hdwd. fl oon , baaement.,
gaa tumace, large barn, garage.
Thl.8 place has real poutbilite.e.
$l600 Terms
East Side
Jul!lt off Blvd. Nice 1-bedroom
home. Easy term.e.
$4200
Brand New
2 bedroom home -.etucco -hard-
w ood n oors. Equipped with
electricit y and gas tor heating
and cooking.
$7300
GARAGE BUILDING -20 x 30!
Lot 60 x 135'. Ea.st side, good
location.
$3500
Zoned for Business
%; Acre -l Bedroom home, knotty
pine construction. 2-e&r garage.
A nice, nea t home and a good
business location.
$8500
$5250
----------------------DANDY ...= !-Bedroom home com-COVERING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR
2 BEDROOM Home -Close to
WANTED-BEAL ESTAB Bhopplng dlBtricL Partly rum..
ished. Garage.
CAPE COD HOUSE--On Central Ave., Peninsula
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, living room with
fireplace, patio, 1-car garage, hardwood noors.
Deep freezer, radio phonograph included. •
NEARLY NEW HOME-On Channel Rd., Peninsula
4 bedrooms, 2 tile baths, real dining room, living
room with fireplace, kitchen with snack bar sun
deck, maple floors, Payne Furnace, 2-car ~ge.
LOT-On Ocean Blvd., 35' x 75' -$3000
J. D. BURNHAM
2001: Ocean Blvd., Balboa Phone Harbor 315
BUSINESS BUYS
BEAUTY SHOP in choicest location, with living
quarters. Ready to open. Owner must leave. Has
to be sold. Low price.
BEACH CONCESSIO.N STAND-Outstanding loca-
tion. ACT quick-44()00.
~ered for quick sale-BUSINF.SS frontage. 1h
Acre land, 2 bedroofu. house, 6 yeara old, 2-car gar.
Suitable for doctor, dentiat. business, motel or trail-
er court. $15,000 un!urnislied.
330 ft. on 101 Coast Highway, suitable for business,
motel or trailer court at bargain price of $16,500.
FULLY EQUIPPED BOAT BUILDING and repair
factory. 3 sHope and yard. office, baeemeat, living
quarters. Endllgh advance orders for 2 yeara work.
Priced to aelL
OONCRETE BRICK FACI'ORY doing good busi-
ness on 1 acre land. Small home Included. $12,500
30~ down.
A-1 BEACH Refniehment Business and Home.
Comer location. 19i6 net Income $16,000.
OUTSTANDING BARGAIN in a going r'l!lltaurant
fully equipped, beairtlful 2 bedroom home and
trailer court on 1 acre of land, 'lAI jra. leue to go
al8o chance to pick np option to bay entire propert;
for lealli than reproduction cost.
DINNER RESTAURANT and Lhlng Quarten.
Doing big b'lalnes. Short hoUl'll. ,
.llOTEL-25 rentala and manager's quarters. .Room
to esp11ud See thla and -u other motela and
tnoome Ullitl.
Old l!lllt.ab!Wied Boat lll!Dding .~ A property. --· . ~ . WW BOIJNO ca m..tlMO .A. -n. ,... a.umY
A. '!SANDT'~ 8-lt.e~
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pletely rwmodeled. Lovely kit-615 Coast Highway 3113 West Central
chen, modem plumbtn&', """'" Corona de! Mar Newport Beach f::':·K~ 51' x llSO'. Cloee Ph. Harbor 1646 Harbor 1013
225 Marine
Balboa l.sland
Ph. Harbor 1776
A. E. J 0 H NS 0 N
Ope l:venlnp an• Sunday
<G Newport Bm1. co.ta K-
~mlle N. ot Arcbeo
00 left-4t erwt Of bill
Phone B<tec:on ll02-K •
Choice Lots
Newport Ht.. -Colt& MM&
S everal Jocattona. • Reetr1cUona It
improvement. for ·extra value.
P rtcea $1000 -$1750
Term.e it de.ired.
HUB POWERS, BALBOA
FERRY LANDING
HARBOR 82-W
51--62c
TWO UN1TS on Central Avenne
East Newport. Sll,500
2 HOUSES on one lot ·
Near Lido Theatre. $10,750
2-BEDROOM HOUSE and Apartment
East Newport, $10,500 .,
7 ROOM STUCCO, furnished, near ocean
$15,500
7 UNITS on Highway 39, on 1 acre
$9000 will handle
Fred BRIGGS Tressa
REALTORS -INSURANCE
"Just As Near As Your Telephone"
634 Coast Highway A. Sandy Steiner Offices
Phone Beacon 5778 Res. Harbor 2476
THE PRESS
Orange County's
Outstanding
Real Estate
Advertising
·Medium
ONLY 200' FROM OCEAN BLVD.
In Corona de! Mar's finest residential section, this
fine 2-bedroom home has just been placed on the
market. Well-built, before the war, this small home
would be ideal for a retired couple.
Stucci>, plaster, hardwood, mahogany drainboard,
attractive fireplace.-If we show you this home
you'll want to stay!
The 40' yard is fenced. with lawn and patio.
Glad to show you-We have the key.
$15,850 Terms
JOHN E. SADLEIR-Realtor
STANLEY A. SMITH-Aslloclate 'Broker
1506 Cout Highway OORONA DEL MAR Har. 741
FOR YOU WHO Wll.I.
BUILD FROM THE "GROmID UP"
J. A.. Beek'• "lhacou Height." Tract ill the uioiwer for
outaandlng lot ftllll!ll.
(1) QUALITY FEATURES.
(2) ~ LOCATION.·.
(3) NllbIBOORHOOD Rl:S'l'IUCl'IOM
For f!Mnclng and oths +h!M c.n •
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We Have Buyers!
For Homea and Lota
1n the Beach Area.. •
$4500
~ SEE US FOR
BUSINESS & RESIDENCE LOTS -Bring your lll!tlngs to ua.
Pleue Contact
JOSEPH A. SMITH, Sales Mgr.
Coast Development
Company•
G. N. WZ~,
Broker
GEO. V. FOX. Salesman
JOE McKEE, SaJeoman
F . E . Rus.eell Otttce
1205 Coat "Blvd. Harbor 1037 1790 Newport Blvd., eo.ta JI.ea.
Corona del Mar Ooata Mesa. Ph. Beacon 5181
. NEAR YACHT CLUB
2 Small Houses
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On Comer Lot
$10,000
BAY FRONT LOT
EL BAYO TRACT .
$13,500
BAY A VE, BALBOA .
2 Units -$13,500 -Furnished
W. L . JORDAN
700 E .. Central, Balboa. Telephone 153
EL BAYO TRACT-
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Large 3-bedrJ?om apt., built
over 8 garages, showers on lower floor with 'h
bath, moderD oonatructlon with l!ltucco finish, com-
pletely furnished. Located close to the public beach.
J!'ull price Is
$22,500
ON BALBOA Pli:NINSULA-'h block from the bay
and built on 2 Iota; ' bedrooma, 2 bath11, fireplace,
lge. llving room, nice lawn, trees, &: a patio. Priced at
$32,500 . .
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIF.S
Good restaurant deal in Balboa-Comer location,
com!lle*e!Y equipped, lots of Neon lighting. Very
favorable lease. Owner must sell on account of ill
health. Terma arranged.
Delica~ In good location with 4 year lease.
'l'bia ill a wy m•ker and can be bought at c1oe
to ill\lentory C011t. Balboa bu.BineM district. r---. . .
SOUTH COAST REALTY I
. R09 Greeley Realtor .
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mJB PQ~, Agent • .llonte R. Grimee, lllllurance-Notary Pu
n-1boa Fe"1' L din 'U--••w' -AMC!C'!atea :l= -, t -•n g 7· .._ _ John wlt1ace, Realtor ~meplilne webb, ~· •
".---'"-:':""":~-.-.-----,.1 -•/.--""l"I --:o--~---...;,-~.',,l<"°I --~--.-1392 ll&ID St., . ,BAI.1!06, Ph. 2()k
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1llSHING & BOATING
By VELMA BARBER
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Fishermen Await
Large Barracuda
Bl~ halibut, -and smaD bar-n..\:uda ta the flahtng word from
Nc\·rport Harbor Uve ball boat.a
to;:. the P&ll few days. Tbe main
sc?::>01I of blg barracuda haVe not
•hown up yet,· and, ln the mean·
ume, the amaller barn.cud& are
bd.ng caught. At any Ume now,
the larger ba,rncuda ahouJd put
In an appeuance and then the
barracuda tlahtng will really be
good.
The Mu.ale, rrorn EarJ'a Landing.
With FOUR Bona Fide yacht ten Betty and Pat. All enjOyecl Mluawtt from Port Ora.ng-e, Sport
clubs right in our own Newport-a c~Jse to Catalina. but are home. King and Valencia m from King'ir
Balboa Bay, the Annual Euler "ick tor Corona de1 Mar. Landing, Comet and Clarwalt from
Regatta at Balboa Yacht Club The John Mc~dl!I are mov. Kimb&ll'1 19th Street, all have
ahould far surpus any previoua ing to San Fl'anci•co June 1st. been reporting bau, halibut, and
series in number• and in ahiP-and if their P . C. No. 16 t. not aold, small banacuda, according to tho
shapenesa at the boaU . . . . then goes ·the "Dawn" to the q.o1. laleel · newa release from lhc
The 1948 cla.Mtc had 99 entriee den Gate. Spor~bing M10Clatlon.
headed by the P . C. neet with Tw"enty couples enjoyed one of NINE POUNDER CAUGHT
thirteen boat.a , .. The SNIPES had those "o~t-of-thla.world" parltea A nine pound, two ounce spotfln
eleven; Rhodes, PIC, SNOWBIRD, la.st Saturday night a.a gue.ta croaker wu caught in the bay re.-
and SABOT DINK bad aeven each; aboard the 200-tt. former 1ub-cenUy by Fred Burnsworlh. of
HANDICAP, VIKING, DYER, anJ marine net-tender Annaqua, 1n BumJe'a BalbOa Sporting Goods,
BALBOA Dinka had slx ee.ch, Los Angele. Harbor. The BNT Thi• flab just about lope the Uat
STAR. ALBATROSS, NATIONAL ha.a been recently purcb.ued by cff the big spottle. now being
One, PACIFIC 14, and Penguin !.1r. and Mn. Robert Hoe.ftner, caught in Newport Harbor. C.'.
bad 5 each ; FALCON and FLAT-Balboa Island, who were the A. Cottman and Earl Graham were
TIE, three each, and the INTER-charming hosts. In the near tu-out one day thia week and caught
NATIONAL 14, having only one lure Annaqua will run u & freight-seven spottln, the largest weighed
did' not race. er between LAH and South Am-seven pounds and the next •IJt a.nd
With the energetic Vice-.Commo... erica. The Hoeffner• formerly lh 1 Th d a.z.o r k ll·ved on W••l B'ay avenue and · ree-quar en . ey uae r dare Die Fenton pwihing the IN-clams ror bait. A seven pound.
TERNATIONAL 14, It'• an en-among theJr ~ests at the open-tv .. o ounce golden croaker wu
tlrely different story thla Easte r shjp affair, were Mr. and Mrs. G. caught by Howard c. Pitman, or
for he expects to send i.n 15 of of \V. Tatchell ot W est Bay. ' Compton, off the Balboa Pavillo~.
the sleek, fast craft. Commodore The scoop thJs column ha.d on
Bob Boyd's baby, the LIGHT-the Oceania March 13, wu not SURF FISHING OKA V
NINO class, v.·tn enter at leut published ln the L. A. Ttrnea untJl Surf fishermen have also been
five boats, the required number to ~1:arch 28 ,, .. Two weeks is quite doing okay along the Nev.·port
enter the regatta. This will be a spell for our little paper to be and Balboa stretch of beach. Sun-
their second regatta, the first ahead of the LAT. Maybe they day Bob Shand of Newport, c aught
havi.ng been at the Midwinter wit.ti will pick up the foregoing 11coop a three and a quarter pound cor-
Boyd v.•inning first place. more quickly. bina and another three pounder,
The Lido Yacht Club Ls expeclc:i Mrs. Albert Soiland ls spending In lhe surf at 36th Strl"et, ustng
to send in some Lightnings, Me1·-a few days In her West Bay Ave-soft shelled sand crabs for b ait.
curies and Thil'IUes ... The Voy-nue home p~vlous to her depart-J<erm Rnta re-ports that pier flsh-
agers Yacht Club will be repre-ure for Oslo, Norway on the 26. ermen ar e landing yello\\-fin croak-
sented in the PENGUIN cla.sa by It v.·as just about a year ago that er on sand crnbs from one and a
Gordon Hubbard. Other entries she and Dr. Solland sailed abOard half to two pounds. A few hall-
a re expected from VYC. The a freighter for their birthplace in but ~f the barn door \1a r lety are
bulk of the PENGUIN's will be Norway . A few d.&ys following being caught from the Newport
from the Alamlto's Bay Y8'hl their arrival ther e, the Ooctor P ie r on live bait.
Club, skippered by J oe McQuilken, died, on May 15 ... Tenant. will The sel•mlc..aiurvey work, re-
Fleet Captain, Monty Clare. Col-occupy the home in Mrs. Solland's portedly done for a private oil
!ins and Kirchner. Geo. Ruby absence .... Bon Voyage, Dagflne broker , hu now ended. This
i!alls under the BYC colors. San B. Soiland, and Smooth Sailing! bringa a sigh of relief to Newport
Diego Yacht Club will also be re-The colored pic turea shown by Harbor ftahermen that normally
presented in the PENGUIN claas. MW Mabel Oakes at BYC Jut fish the Huntington flat . area.
Sid Exley Jr. made entrtea at Saturday evening were alao aome-Mo8t boatmen diaagree with the
BYC on Sunda.y for nine NA-thing out or this world! A large Fish and Game's estimate ot the
TIONAL ONES all from Alamitos crowd greaUy. enjoyed them and number of fish kllled by these
Bay .. , The regatta will be held also, her talk on the lnt..ereetlng bluts and a.re worried that the
April ~8 with Craig Doyle, Race year she spent in South America F ish a.nd Ga.me might give more
Chairman, in charge. One ra.ce where the pictures were made and rmlta for f\lrther se1amlc-aurvey
v.·ill be run Saturday and two on where she expect.a to make another work of this type.
Sunday. Larg.e boat. outside, vi1lt.
small ones on the bay course .. ,. A.a th.le is written on Monday,
The Regatta is Invitational to all the Lipton Cup Challenge date has
recognized yw.eltt ·du.be., and ..,.-!"'"" been set ... Balboa l.f,.chtJ,dub
tries should be filed at once. wtll have a s~mJ.formal dance,
Deadline la Saturday noon. "Bunny H op" Saturday evening ..
The ST AR t une.. up laat Sunday buffet dinner at midnight ... and
wu won by Sue Ficker and Jack door prlzes.
M cKibben in Bill Ficker'a Chuer
ll Dave Hatch, 2nd., Bill Law-
horn and J immy Lewis, 31"d., Jim
H ervey, •th. B ill will return this
weekend from Cal to skipper his
craft.
The Ph~lp.s-Terkel DYER Se-
r les was completed at Newport
Harbor Yacht Club la.st Sunday.
Barney Ll!!:hman wa:i the winner.
Charlet on S. Carver hooked se-
cond place; Danny Elliott, thJn.I;
J ohn Merritt. fourth, and J ohn
Daniell, ftfth ... With the excep-
tion of Daniell, who was In eighth
place, others maintained the iden-
tical places they held on March
18, their previous racing date.
The series had 22 entries.
Mr. 11.lld Mrs. A. D. White, for-
m er ly of Corona del Mar,. have
been down a week from San Fran-
ci1co, vacaUonlng aboard their
iO-ft. double-ender, Betty Pat ...
W ith them were thelr small daugh-
THE OLDEST IN
NEWPORT H AR BOR
TEI.EPHONE CO.
CHANGES NAME
Beginning this week, the South-
ern California T elephone Company
wtll be known a.a The Pacific Tele--
phone and Telegraph Company,
according to C. I. ltfcDon&ld, dls·
trict manager.
Other than the change in name
there will be no change In any of
the operations or runctloM of th~
company because the Southern
Cali!omla T elephone Company dur-
tng the 30 yean at iUi exlatence
haa been wholly-owned by The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
C.Ompany.
What have you lying around
the house that you don't need!
Why not run &-. claMilied ad ln
The PRESS and dlapoae ol it?
HAROLD L IOBNSON
Pl'opolleP 8-ln
Oolomblu ~
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Im.I vm. WllJ, N--
Another Sign of
Spring-Newport
Fish Stand. Opens
It wouldn't be 1prtng ln N ew-
port without the Smoked F ish
stand opening on the "town
square" a t McFadden Place!
Operating the stand whJch dla..
penses all ~ortJll of tasty, smoked
fis h are !.1r. and Mrs. Forrest R.
Diehl.
Lutheran Church
Plans Easter
Sunrise Services
Easter Sunriae Servtcea "'ill be
held again this year on the bluffs
overlooking the ocean at Newport
Beach. Sunrise •ervtces at thi?
beach city Jut year proved to be
quite popular with many reeidenta
of Orange County, and It Ill be·
Ueved that attendance at this
year's eervice will aurpe.aa Ia.st
year's record. The service la
being 1ponaored by The Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church and la
being held on the tuture elte of the
church at 1027 Cliff Drive, N ew-
port H eights. The aervtce is
scheduled to begin at 5 :30 in the
momi.Q,g and wtll be broadcast
over the harbor area by me&nS
of a public addreea ~tem.
The site choeen for the serv:lcea
la well located to otter tnsplratlon
for thia type of Euler worship.
BAlJOA CANY&l' SHOP Few of nature'• •pect.ac.lea can "'1 compare with the d&Wli of a new
~ • Bol.t ea...• A~ day again.at the background ~f
911 Coast1 Highway Karine Upboloter!ns the rolling ocean. The bluff.I
llubor to7 _ iu ~ %b&.. St. bordertnc the Pacttic afford an BEACON 6101 Incomparable view ot nature'• ~=============~~;;;;;;;;~;;io-;w;~po<t';~;;"B;';'~'~ll°;;;;;;;~~ I grandeur to ofler ln.spiraUon on
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LIGHT & HEAVY
FISHING TACKI.E ---w--• -._,,ti tar•,,.._ r ·
a. L Dow•••• Fishin' Tackle • 100 Mietn St., Poot cl 'Belboa Pier
Euler SW>d&y wblch c:alla to m1na
the · myettty of elem.tty.
The alte of the eervice.a can be
rea.cbed trom Newport Boulevard
by • tum.in.I' up Fitte4!'nth •lreet.
Newport Helghta to El Modena
avenue. Tbe property 11 ~ted
at tile end ot El Modena ayenue.
It may &1ao be reached from the
Cout W.h,..y by tunW!g oft on
TuaUn A venue to Cliff Drive.
Regular Euter Wonlhip -.r-
viceti will al9o be h e}d by The New~
port Halt>or Lutheran Church at
11 A.. m.. tn the' Ebell Club, 515
w. Oentnl ·-.... Ballloo.
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moe LOW •
Friday 8:1• a. m. 6.8 2:13 &.m. o~a
A pril 4 8:43 p. m. 5.3 2.:32 p. m. -0.4
Saturilay 8:56 a.m . 5.0 2:53 a . m. 0.0
April 5 9:09 p. Dl. 5.4 3:00 p. al. 0.1
Sunday 9 :38 a. m. 4.6 3:31 a. m. -0.2
Api'll 6 9:33 p. m . 5 .4 3:26 p. m. 0.6
Monday 10:21 a. m. 4.0 4.:11 ·a.. m. --0.2
April 1 10:02 p. m. 5.3 3 :50 p. m. 1.1
Tuesday 11:06 a . m. 3.5 4 :53 a . m. -0.1
SEA LlON GOES TO SEA-One ot the Harbor'• newest cornmerclal
and sporttlahlng vessels slipped into the water recently from the
D. E. Coleman Construction Co. shipyard. The vessel was reeon-
\•erted from an Army cnuh boat under the supervision of Jack
Herndon . Worken added four feet, making tbe craft a 54 footer,
and al8o built decka and cabins. The boat bu a complete galley
and ls equipped W1th both electricity a.nd compreased air. Owners
are three Locltbeed enl'ineera from Glendat., tnctud.Jng Stanley Hall
and Dave Coleman.
Mesa Auction
Is A'l-Da y Show
Fu· :•ls~ini:; real cntert:iinn1cnt
tor the Harbor arf'a a re the bi~
ThursTiy auctions held at Bob
SkilPs' ranch in Costa 1.icsa.
1-:a;bor Craft Used
By C oast Guard
May Get Pennant s
liarb!l . .-ite.s \\'h o own .smnll craft
used during t he v.·ar l:y lhf' r o11st
April 8 10:30 p. m . 5.1 4 :13p.m.
Wedneoday 12:03 p. m . 3.0 5:39 a . m.
April 9 11 :00 p. m. 4.8 4:32 p. m.
Thuraday 1 :34 p , m. 2.7 6 :37 a.. m .
April 10' 11 :35 p.m. ... 4:41 p.m.
~ @ (f -FIRST FULL LAST NEW
QUARTER MOON QUARTER MOON
April 27 April 5 April 13 April ~0
MOORINGS and SPACE AVAILABLE
for boat:A belnl' offered fo r sale
MARINE WAYS NOW OPERATING
W ith complete palnthlc and repalr ert1w.
Wing Sang Boat~ Repair Yard
811 COMt W g h" .. Y (10 1), Newport Beae.b
P HONE BEAOON 54Jf
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2.1
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2.5
P eopll· come from all O\'er
:;c~:1!h.-rn California , many with
picnic lunches, to bring thing!
to be aold and to bid on the offer-
ings \\"hlch run the gamut frorn
kitchen poUI and pa..n.8 to li\'e stock .
Son1e-artjcles sell tor ren1arkabl<"
prices. and others s ell dirt cheap
Th"-" nr t> so many things to be
sold that tv.·o of the top-knot ch
o.uctionc-e rs of this ~ect 'on. Gie11
E . Rice and Frank Ratliff, h n,·c
to \Vl"'rk in rf'lays u t hey plead
with the interested apectaton to
bid anot her dollar o r another dime.
The auctlonttrs demand action
and will even sell th'lr own hats
t o keep the crowd In good humor.
AnUque fanclen with a gleam In
their eyea somettmea apot a plate
or o ther article which they carry
away triumphantly. f Automobiles,
traclorB, Doau, women's clothing,
and many other article. go to the
c11 ~ t d m ay be eligible to Oy ·1
~a\·al l :esert..! Yacht Ov.·ners' pen-
nant ·and r<'cei \·e a certificn' .. '·
Inquiries may b(' mnde ::it t.h£> l l lh
District Coast Guard office in U1 !
Tint('S Bullrling, Long Beach.
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highest bidder.
Comparatively speaking, hoga
or pigs probably bring the h ighest
pr1 ce. (One small porker hardly
old enough t o Jeave bla mama's
Q\\"n ers should submit the name
and type o f vessel and the pO!'t
»\'hrre 1l \\'as ocquired by the Coast
Guard to fa('i !itatc t he dctcrm ina-I
Tackle • Bait • Rent Poles
-CHARTER PARTIES -'
Burnie' s BALBOA SPORTING GOODS
so1' P alm A\"e. B.u.BOA Across From Fun Zone Uon of rllgibllity. J
Cre\V of 'Stranger' '---
Plan Retmion
Cre\V members of the ltt. S.
Stranger will hold a r eunion A pril
l at Christia n's Hut in Balboa.
The men have held a reunion each
year with Captain Fred E . 'Lewis,
mllllonal.re Ba lboa yaehtaman, and
O\Vne r of the Stranger. The war,
however, •topped the reunions, but
this year, the group is trying to
!oeate all Its members tor the
Apr;\ 1 celebration, the date th~
1955 Se& Scout five-month tour
began.
WE DON'T WELD THEM!
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aide and root for h imself, sold to r l ~--------------:1 $6.~ while a hall-grown hog acid
for $62.50.) Lloyd Braddy, por.
cine expert. estimated that this
would figure out to about s•o pe"r
cwt., w ith q:iarley TeWinkle and
Fred Finch agreeing. Cattle a.old
tor good prices. but horses were
a little on the slow order . If you
need a good riding or work hon e.
It might pay you to att~nd thl'
next aale.
County Holds Record
For Increase in
March of Dimes Fund
Orange County was the only
county in the stat e having a larger ·
return this year on the March of
Dimes Campaign than last year,
according to local chairman. Mrs.
\V, T . Kirven of Santa Ana.
Balboa donated $573.70, and
Costa Meaa returna s h ow e d
$723.39.
Fishing Ranks Third
In State Industries
The .California Divlalon of High-
ways re<:enUy learned 80methlng
about flah. It learned that the
UnJted States la the world's second
la.rgat producer of fiah and that
2& percent of the nation's flab
came from Cnllfornia, where flah.-
ing Is the third Jargeat induatry
in the State.
BACS TO SCHOOL
Geofge Y &rdley left for· Stan-
foril UnJveratty to reg1ater for the
fourth quarter Monday and wtll
probably ,.turn Tue.day to spend
the remainder ol the Euter va-
cation at home.
PC or PCC
"The West's Finest
Sailing Boats"
RepreaeDUng' ·
Kett.enborg Boat Works -· 197-l
109 vi.a Ravenna
Newpo rt Beach
BUT WE DO UBLE SEW THEM !
· q.i.U,eJ Bod e<WeJU
INSTALLED AT MOORING O R DOCK
QUALITY FABRIC • REASONABLE PRICES
FREE ESTIMATES
TBE NEW 1947 STEELCBAFT
SAFER • STRONGEB • ROOMIER ,,.
Immediate Deliver:y
Sport Cralwr
t3695 Delivered ....
Sed-Cndser
(ILLUSTRATED)
SLEEPS FOUR
f4395 . Dell-red.
BE.CAUSE IT'S STEELI
• COSTS LESS
LARGE GALLEY • SEPARATE HEAD • CHRYSLER POWERED
£MCRSO• W. CllABLES, Soatbem (!elllomla RepnsentallYe
23012 COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT BEACH
ON YACll'l'8 IN A MODERN, PAVED REPAIR YARD
L1HATES GIVEN WITHOUT OBLIGATION
PHONE
BEACON
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~ AND VERTICAL LIFT WAYS ' FOR HA.ULOuTs AND LAUNCHING
Bt.u.S TO .ACXX>lllMODArE 16 'oR MORE BOATS AT ONE TIME
LTELll'IONS AND OONSTBUCrION TO ORDER
F INE8I' UNDD-OOVEB PAINT SHOP MANNED BY EXPERTS
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Service Held for
WllUain . Caswell
rune.rat s ,rvice waa held at the
Wee Kirk of the Heather, rorut
·.awn Memorial Par~ In Qen'dal&
'or ~illiam 8. CuW' 11 of 12G Pearl
S\f'eet, Balboa Ialancl.
Bom 'in Portsmouth, · R.. L In
1812, Kr. Caswell came to Call-
fomla In 1918, reofdln&' ID Glen-
dale, Nue'IO, and BUbop bofo,.
coming to Balboa Ialand tn lit-0.
Surviving an hla wUe, Llll• J .
Caswell, and one daughter, Kn.
E. W. Auatln ot Coet& MML
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NEWPORT-BALBOA PRESS
••• a•m UPRMiERI ca. ~.:.ro=. report..i that . BILL'S WASH·A·Tl:IUA will tnausurate a diaper .. rv1ce In the
I 110meone atole hY Winche.ter rifle near tutui: e. Bill bu betrrl awamped l:lnce opm.tng day with Barbor
•U W. :::-8. f7A A!f.& and two boxea or ohella aboard the houoewlv .. who do their wuhlq at hla up to date plant at •76
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Expert Beauticians
FDR MILADY •
CARMEN AND STAFF
Permanents, Cold Waves, Hair
Styling, Tinting, BIMching
PU.TURING
HELENE CURTIS COLD W VES
8DFT WATKR U•l:D l:XCLU•IVl:LY • OPEN SATURDAY, ALL DAY
l••nizu1 Appo1'ba•nt for Penll&llente-Pbon• Harbor 817
Balboa Inn Beauty Salon
8&lboa llLD Arc.de j Oce6n Froat at the Pier
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RAVE YOUR NAME ON AN EASTER EGO!
WE CAN DO IT-NO EXTRA. COST!
ff/£
CA ~r sP£Cli·· '
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Chocolate
Eggs ...
W. B. Scott Co. New Books
Opens New ~tore Added to Shelves
The brilliant. new W. B . Scott f p bl• LJb Co. Furniture Stor. at 4Hl Allan· 0 U JC rary
tic Av'!nUt, In the heart of the
trptown "-lhtntic dlstrtct, Long
Be11ch. \\"llS unveiled to the public
at 1 o'ck>ck Wednesday evening.
Several thowittnd spectators
w~:-C' o, h:-nct fnr t he colortul open.
.,,... of this lntr eet Atl&ntlc Avenue
3t· r '. ,vhlch is 0:1.e of the flneat
,nd mof't mode~ n of Ila kind in
the count:-y.
Thirty 'home-siud' rooma, com-
olctely furnished with the lateet
in both modern and period •tY1-
tnga. along with etreamllned elec-
trical appliances. and unusual fa-
brics snd d('slgn.s in draperies
gnve onlookers an opportunJty to
vie\\' all the items necesaary ln
furnl.ahtng a mode-rn home.
Army Barracks May
Bring Relief to
Crowded Hi School
Crowded conditions at Newport
Ha rbor Union High School may be
relieved sooner than anticipated
if the governmen\ approves lhc
sale or e?ght Army barrack!! from
Ssnt'\ Ana Army Air Base to the
school, Principal Sidney Davidson
revealed today.
The buildngs \\·ill be obtaJned at
a comparatively small cost and
wUI be suitable for badly needed
classrooms .e.nd .storage space,
Davidson said.
Some of the books added to the
L!brs.rv ahelvea during March &re:
FICl'lON:_.
Allla, Water Over The Darn:
Baldwin, Sleeping Beauty; Cahill,
Look South T o The Polar S tar:
Collins, Dulcimer Street: Eckert,
The P r acticing Of Christopher;
Ertz, Mary Hallam; Eyasen, Go-
Devll ; Hatch, The Unexpected.
Warrior; Heyer, The Reluctant
WldO\v; Lamb, A Garden To The
Eutward; Lord. The Ravager:
Mondragon, Someday The Dream:
MWUlterberg, The La.at' Leaf;
Murphy, Pere Antoine; Myers, The
\Vlld Yazoo; Nathan, Mr. WhJtUe
And Thf' Morning Star; Richter,
Alwa.ys Young ~d Fair: R083.
The Left Hand Is The Dreamer;
Shute, The Chequer Board: Sklar,
The Two W orlda Of J ohnny Truro;
Well!!!, Jed Blaine's Woman.
~fYSTERJES :-
Adams, Operation Homicide:
Bagby, The Twin Killing: Bos-
worth, Hang And RatUe: Cadell,
Last Straw For Harriet; Carr, The I
Sleeping Sphinx; Chambers. Rope
For An Ape : Col ea. With Intent
T o Deceive: Eberh:i.rt. Another
\Voman's House ; H olman, Another
1\1.nn's Polson ; Little, The Black
Goa tee; MacKinnon. H ouse Ot
Darkness; Nelson, The TtUe Is
,.turdcr; Wiide, P . Moran, Opera-
tive.
NON-FlcrlON:-
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GREETINGS!
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_ Time was, not so long
ago, when folks use to
eat rabbits . . . . cause
there wasn't any meat!
But at this _Easter time
we're happy to report
that we have plenty of good quality certified meats.
We especially suggest that you ask our butcher man
about Easter hams. You'll find them delicious and
reasonably priced. Order early for week-end delivery.
IN THE LONG RUN IT
ALWAYS PAYS TO
BUY QUALITY FOOD
ITEMS.
Open Daily from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
-Parking Available Near By
Meats and Vegetables Fresh Daily
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Exciting Easter
Baskets Brim
Full of .Caudy
Treats!
Although construction of an
alditional sllop building is expect-
ed lo begin In June when the state
ar chitectural board a.pprovea plans,
building of classrooms will be
postponed for awhlle it the ~y
barrack.a are ob tained.
Allen, Our Fair City; Bass, Plas-
tics And You: Binkley, President
And Congn11s, Budenz, Thia Is
M y Story: Calahan, Geography
F or Grown-Ups; Deane, Th ~
Strange A lliance; DeQuille, The
Big Bonanza; F oldes, Two On A
Continent; Gay, How To Live With
------------A Cat: Graff, The :erefabricated
Houae: Hahn. So You're Collecting
Stamps; Harvey, The Beaat With
Newport Public Market I l. 211~ o~·~ ~~~1. . Ph~•·~: ~13 ~·::°rt ~·~ j
Special Gift Boxes . . . Order Early
WE PACKAGE AND SHll' ALL OVER THE WORLD
PHONE HARBOR 814
81S E. CENTRAL A VE. BALBOA
How you can
BALTZ
MORTUARY
LADY ATTENDANT
410 Coaat Blvd.
".:ORONA DEL MAR
PHONE RA.RBOR U
DAY AND NIGHT
ChargaYoar
Santa· re Tickets
Af•l]p -.. ,_ T..wl c-d II 5 1% .,.. lo •Ps 1.m. . . ,
-•d,. Apdl l, 1947, 1'* cu diarse S... h
+ 1"-e ia oo.....i .,. .. _ a., ... ,. Ff' F , li<ba oa die ...,. llaltro.d Tnwl Catd Plaa aa
ouilyaayoa ....... doi---~
-e.e·. Jaow it wodt:a:
&ailnwl T...,., Carda will be anll•ble to UJ' lodi?lclMI oc..,...
pa"f ...... .....,.. cndit taciDg.
Upoa pr111 •Mloe ol yov Traftl Catd ac uy Sama lie ci<ker c6:ll
,_ .......... nil, padotr -· &Del llleepiac -tld<•• (•mw-riag "' t5.oo or-> to ..,.·,_.. o1 t1oe ._....,._II,_.. o1,_. mp
ii 00. other ni1roolds. YovTraftl c...cl .-............. '-IP•
dia.rgea.
Billa will be ..-lend moadlly EM tlie _,......rbi lmaiahed co
holders oE Jlail.....l Tn...i Cuda.
•Iv .._,To w:me aa ·~ hlaak EM JOV Traftl c...i. .
aimplywriteM>bilT...,,.Owlit~e6U.0..St :! ,a;,. .. 4
U.W.1is.
S..ta h Syst1• lll11
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Five F ingers; Haystead, It The
Proapect Pleaaes; Jacoby, P oker ;
Kleran, Informa.Uon Please Alma...
nae, liM7 : I..amont. M y Boyhood
In A Parsonage; Leff, Uncle Sam'&
Pacific Islet.a; Manly, Drake's
Heating, Cooling and Air Condi-
tioning Handbook ; Mytlnger, New
GUinea Headhunt; Ratcliff, Sci-
ence Ye&.r Book Of 1947; Sta.tiati-
cal Abstract Of The United States,
1946; Street, I M&rried A Ru.satan;
Lelle.rs F ron1 Kharkov ; Unter-
meyer, A Treasury Of Laughter;
Vnn LOon, Report To Saint P e ter,
\V orld Almanac And Book Of
Fnc ts For llM7: The War Report.a
Of General ,.farshall. Arnold and
Admiral King; Waugh, When The
Going Was Good; Wylie, An Essay
On Mora.ls.
Flower Cottage
Opens in Mesa
Proprieton ot the new Flower
Cottage at Coeta Meaa are T~d
B.nd Dorothy Terman. The couple
opened the unlque nower shop tn
the colorful slant walled building
located at AJbe.rt Place in the
2200 block on Newport Boulevard.
M:r1. Tennan LI beck ln the
flower buatneaa after nearly four-
teen yean ·~t railtng their two
children, Rury and Barban. Ted
Terman ta an -experienced n\l!'9UY-
man and bouta that their e.tab-.
lllhme..Ttt wUl have the nneat atock
of pla.nta and f1owen to be p.r-
nered from the mark.eta of OaU-
romta.
The Te.rman•a uve ln the Santa
Ana Relghta-Uon of Coeta M ...
where they have maintalned their
reaidence l1nce 194.4..
WRONG O.&R
Btanl<y EUUi Rlbelln, 19, of 318
Zaat Bay J'rtonl, Balboa. WU tined
flOO In Banta Ana jultlce court
alter plea"'"I guilty to a hJt-run
motorcycle rtdln&' c:harg<. Be bad
nm into a patrol car.
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Kr.· and Kn. Paul McGovern,
18th place and Santa Ana avenue
In ec.:a M-. NCellUy celebralOd
tbolr tlfth weddln& annlvenary by
opendlng -era1 d&yw In Loo Anc<lea. •
80N llOJIN
A 800 WU born to J(r, and Kn.
l!:dward J . Naff&lger, 1235 w .. t
Qentnl avenue,. in P'Ullerton. Gen-
eral i.o.pi~ -28, UM7.
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W.ilft' ADii eu di>· tor 70"-
No limit -cm --1'IJ"
The Place lo Dine
Dishes Planned for Every Taste
. Relaxing Surroundings .
. Chef's Specialties . .
Foods at Moderate Prices ..
Finest
Court-
eous Service . . . Best Place in Town
Balboa Inn Cafe
• -SERVING-
• NEW ORLEANS
Style Dinners
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C. D. UNDSEY, 'l'nv • ..._ Agt.
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SANTA AN.&, min: _:--....,To~ ~.-::: Surf and Main Street-BAL-BOA
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8T.1:':&~8; BOJO:' BAW"l!D
YUllllY BJIBBY AN.D
~ PDlill _.,_.
SHEP'S .
1015 OOAllT manwu
Newpon
TOE HOME OF GOOD EATll
-Your ad ln 'nle Preas
by thoulandl ~vuy weet.
Is ..... d
THE J-f URLEY BELL
135 COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DIL MAR
Cocktail LOIAlge
4 P. M . to 12 P. M .
Sundaya 2 -12 P. )(.
Dining Room
Dinner Served
4 p. m.-10 p. rn.
Sundays 2-10 p . m.
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Rome Econotnlsf to
Talk OD Cooking &t
BigLocal~t
Unlqae Repair of \\ w h ·
Newpor$ Bay Bridge,_· e I ·· e t O · D i n e 11
\ .. Magazine St.ory -;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;-j;:::===~:::::====I == Manha~ natlonal)J' _,, NPWpOrt Bay Brldgo ~-tbo ~
tome economl.lt of 8'ritt A Cofn. .Ubject of an article ftCel!Uy In 111'"!1-r..:O-...-'VJ
-.ny will be at tbo All Amer!COll \he Stata mpway1 mqu!ne.
Market, Newport Beach, on l!'r1do,J \VTlttea by W. H. Jobnoon and C.
April 4U.. nom 1o:so L m. \o ~. Bear1 reoident enrtaeen, the'":"~
4:00p. m~ to meet home makent unique methOjl of repairing the
and ottu ougg .. uono fOT that gala Umber p111ng ~ed by ~y
••Eaate.r li"eaaL" and rnartne borers LI described.
An authority on meat and meat One of" the preferttc:l method.a
cookery, Mt.ta Logan wtll be happy \vhich wu Uleb at Newport, t.he
to answer any questJona on buytng. arUcle polDJ:a out, conalata ot en-"""' •J
caiifng de!ecUve pUea in concret~
extending-from high water Une
to about nve feet below the mud.
lin e.
"RecenUy, 33 tlmb<T pile bel)to
ot the bridge acrou the North
Arm of NeWgort Bay, on the Coaat
HJghway between Loe Angele8 and
San Dlero. were repaired with con-FBENOB ONION SOUP
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Hickory Sm~ked
BAR-B-Q l}IBS
Serving Breakfast• and Dbmera
Wagon wtieel
Drive'!'ln ~e
Ora.no• St. at Newport Blvd., Co•ta. MeM . " .................... -
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ture of the method WU the build-PAB.MESUI EVERY DAY E E N H A w ' s· crete uacaaement.. Novel tea-G R
~t! ~~~ :.~~~t::i: J;~~ Dinner 4 to 9 p. m. ·
MISS MARTHA LOGAN
Preparing and serving meat.is.
Mias Logan sta.les that "NulriUowt
food served to tempt the eye and
t:ute of family and guest.a la the
then lowered to the bottom and Sunday11 12 to 8 P· m . O R I y E I N
!llled with tTemie-depoelted Port-Phone Beaeon 6117•111 :J91t--------')lo~ • •ol(.------~-·
land cement grout. to< Ruervauona FORMERLY SANDY'S DRIVE-IN
WORK FROM SCAFFOLD
"Scaffolding w&JI awtpended Juat · Clooed Tueaday• Waffles • Dagwoodi)Hamburgers • Steaks "Look tor the BJue Bulldtns" above the high Ude elevation by HAM • BACON
1'lpe• Ued over the caps. AU work ~=·c:=~-~·:•~<~-:·~·:~c:·~·~·==·~·~·:•':::':•:~•c I 632 Coa•t Hiqhwa,. WATCA: US GROW O n the:Miracl• Mil•
WU done from the acattolding. -r========================== The first operation wu-to clean DINlOCBB BANQUETS
the pi1~ of bn.mac1es, muuel.!!I and
other 1narine growth. I
!I RJlN_SEN'S 2100 Ocean Froal •••
Confectionery a Lunch
I SUpper Served
10 p. m.-12 p .. m. =--· this ambition In a manner that l goal ot every homemaker and Jt
is our goaJ to a.ssi3t here to achieve
TELEPHONE HARBOR U11 \\"ill ease her budget and give h~r
''The next 11tep conalsted ot con.
atructini; a concrete cylindrical
11ht>ll around each pile. A two
inch apace wu left between pll~
and ln!lde of shell, \Vhlch was later
filled with grout. The shell ex.
tf_nded from high tide to an eleva·
lion of three to !Ive feet below tho-
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(Closed Tuesdays) Private Boom for Special Pal'Uet more leisure time." +. __________ __::..:_.::..:..:.:::_:::::_.::=:::..=:.:::.._~ Homemakers are cordially in.
--------'------------------.vited r.o visit the All American Market. meet 1.-lartha Logan. and
Fresh, Juicy, Home Baked Pies
TOP YOUR HOME-COOKED
MEAL AT
receive many of the newest Martha
"Logan recipes.
Marion Fay Hinkley
To Wed Missourian
mud lin~.
"Aft~r the concrete had set, the
jacket ""·as lo"'ered away from the
form f'tr:lps, and another section
cut on t op of the previously cast
sectlorf. The same form strips
were used. and new felt, reinforc.
ing and gunlte appUed in the man.
ner already. described.
"When the bOttom ot the Jac ket
r1 ached the mud, a J Jh.inch water
jet was t;sed to loosen the material
a nd allow s inking the jacket to
five feet below the mud line. ISALdOA · CAllfORNIA
CIL08ED ON MONDAYS
! mahs • Sandwiches I Hamburgers I
i Beaudry's Box Candy-Catering Ice Cream
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Dennie's Cafe
Mr. and 1'-fn. Donald F . Hinkley,
1012 Wt-at Ocean Front, t oday an.
nounce1 the engagement of their
daughter, Misl Marlon Fay Hink-
ley t o Robert B. Hedges, ion o f
!wlr. and Mrs. Byron Hedges or
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
GROUT FILLING
"After the "gunite" jacket wa.s I;:============. I
•icEn < ~~cf. -I
F IE C: I " ~'"";. ,.,, ~~~
1107 Clout ffighway, Corona dl!I Mar
7 a. m. till 7:30 p. m. '(The Greybolllld Station)
For MEXICAN FOOD
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VIs1T .fa Po4ia
One of the Most Interesting Eating Places
in the Harbor Area
2588 NEWPORT BLVD.
Beacon 5641 Costa Mesa
Open 5 to 10 p, m. '
Sundays 4 to 9 p.' m. Closed Mondays
COCKTAILS
SHAMROCK GRILL
1824 Newport Blvd. Beacon 5977
CO~TA J'BSll
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SAM'S ;SEA FOO·D SPA
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AJJ, NEW---
Even the Location
• . • <>De-Half Kile ' -"' Location Oil Oout lllpw&J. Old
\ Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar ~~'-~..__.;;;.l#~J. :: ~ s:r-CaUfonila "'
_,_SEA FooDS -_..,_ llllllT oua IUtCiU1I
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SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
aacl Flsb Market
Ml.as Hinkley, who a.ttended
Newport Beach grade and high
schools, Is a graduate ot Pomona
and ha.a taken· graduate from
UCLA, University of Waahington,
and Claremont Gra.duate School.
ln final position, 1 :2;., PorUand
cement grout we.a depoaited in the
t.:.nnular space between the pll~
and the a.aphall felt back ot the
jacket.
FOURTEEN FOOT BULKHEAD She served two year.1 in lbe Wo.-
men'a Madne Corpe. "A considerable amount ot boat
Mr. Hedges served 811 a m~r traffic, chJelly pleuure cratt, uses
In the 8th Air Force Quarter the main channel under the ateel
Master Corps. He la a graduate span ot the bridge. A timber
ot the University of Pennaylvania bulkhead 14 feet high ls uaed to
and member ot the Beta Theta Pt protect the double pile bent.a 1ftt
fraternity. H e l• ualstant ad-each end ot this span from dam-
ministrator ot McCleary Clinic age b)I boat.a. The lower h&l! of
and HoepltaJ at ExcelJllor Sprtngll, the bulkhead Aad been badly dam·
a hospital founded by hil grand4 ai"ed hy marine organlsma and
ta.ther . was replaced with new creosoted
The ddi has be 1 d ttmber. The upper half wu r e. we ng en P anne ·1Mtalletl alter pile encasements
for the fint part ot May. \'lere completed. To stiffen the
Costa Mesa PTA to
Install Officers
Coata Mesa Parent. Tee.chen '
board of directors met Friday to
plan the next regular &580Clatton
m"eetln~. April 8th. It will be held
o.t 2:30 p. m. in the Main audJ.
toriurn, according to Mn. Byron
F enley.
Installation of officers will be
featured, while Mn. Irene Sanders,
school nurse, will give a h ealth
ta.Ik. l-trs. Kenneth Boettcher
\Vlll sing.
Presiding at the board meeting
¥ra.s Mrs. Kenneth Stewart.
Schide-Jones Vows
Said at CDM Chapel
Married March 16 at Baltz Cha·
pel by the Sea were Miss Geraldine
Sch.ide and \Villiam Jone.!!I of Bal·
bo~ Clifford Ha11 waa best man,
w hile Mrs. Bill Bowen was ma.tron
ot honor.
The bride wa.s beauWuliy dress-
ed in a brown suit and can1ed an
· orchid corsage.
The couple \Vi.II make their home
l.n Balboa. Mr. J ones la connected
with Vaux White.
Christian Science
Fm8T CHURCH OF CMBIST,
SCiql'D8T
Lido Theater, Oen.tr.a Aveoue
..... Via Lido
A branch of Tbe Mother Church,
The Fl.Mt Church of Chrlat. Sci·
enU.t. in Boaton. Ma1eacbuaett1.
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Sun.
day Service at 11 a. m. Wedne9d&v ~Umoni:ll Meeting al 12 o'clock.
Reading Room located at 111
Palm street, IW.bo&, ls open da.lly
trom l p. m.. to 5 p. m. except
Sunda)'ll and bolldayw nattonatly
oboerved and Wedn-YI from
1:30 to ~ p. m.
Tile public to conllal1y uml<d
to attetid the church aervtcea and
-the Reading Room.
FIRM OCCUPIES
NEW· BOAT YABD .
JiloYboa" Into ---Jani at 11th -.,.. DDO Dan•-and Dick Dt-... . .. _ I te4
..ttb tbe --will ,, .. -
pile•benl.!!I s upporting the bulkhead.
seven toot "gunite" diaphragm
\\'&Us "·ere built between groups
of three and four piles 1n these
bent.a.
"A heavy submarine telephone
cable, resting against lbe timber
piles caused some difficulty tn
~Inking two of the concrete jack ets
to the speclfied depth. InvesU.
gallon by a diver disclosed a alJ~ht
&l'C ln alignment of the cable, from
which slack might be obtained.
By wiing a wa let jet and a series
ot chain hoistJI, the diver was able
to lift the cable out Cf the mud
and narra.nge ala.ck sufficient to
clear the pile jack.et."
LEGAL NOTICE. .... . ..... _ ....... ---....
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Board of Trustees of the
Newport Harbor Union Blgh
School reque.11ta bids on :
Moving of eight (8) build·
ings from the Santa Ana
Army Air Base to the grounds
ot the Newport Harbor Union
High School.
All information regarding the
moVtng ot the buildinp may be
obtained in the office ot the high
school.
Bld.!!I will be received 'in the of-
fice o f the Newport Harbor Union
High School.on or before April 14,
1947. Bids will be opened
April 14, 1947, 4 o'clocl( p. m .
The Board reserves the rtght to
reject any and all bids.
A. B. F"trLP A TRICK.
Clerk.
Pub. March 27, Aprll 3
Newport-Balboa Pre&!
NOTIOE TO BIDDERS
The Board of Tru8tea of the
Newport . Harbor Unkm Blgb
School reque1ta blda on:
Portable moving picture
project.or tor clauroom uee
for 18 mm IOW1d IDOVlee.
SpecHlcatlona and ~pUon
·may be obt.alned ln tbe attlcl ol
th• hlP ocboot
. Bldl will be -at tbe of. nee of tbe Newport Butoor Union
Bl,sll 8cbool on or beton April 14,
1H7. Bldl will bo opened A11<1! H ,.1H7, 4 o'.-p. m.
Tiie -,_... tbe rtPt to
reject ...,. and an -
A. ll. WlHPA'IRIClt,
--·a -~ -, •• -te. ...., .. "''"'"""'• ~ -
•-:-------------------·---....;;.. __ , -· .. ·....:. .,.,... .. -11fll!! ~ ""~ Jerry
I I ' Clldl. r: -... !1:t"l :7, .A~J 3
New_po1 ... •Dae l'lw • .iliUe.ly. . -l
It's a
Date
At the Home of
The Strawberry
Waffle
• HAMBURGERS
SANDWICHES
ICE CREAM
SUNDAES
SODAS AND
A. few dozen other
Dellcloua Dl..dam
Open 8 to 7 'tu turt.her notice
i)OllUT:{ji'RFFLE I
I 806 Marlae, BalOO& Island "I I
TONY LOBO
. featuring lovely
(Jl.AJRIJ, 11.&Jl.n..Erl' v..-..
* COFFEE SHOP
. Ia Now 8ervl"6
DINNERS
Op.m.UUtp.m.
Btttlrfaet and 1MnCJaeoa.
. 1 .. m. t1ll 2!IO p. m.
.
I
I
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'-~"'.')) _.
Fresh Seafoods Daily
BARBA CUDA SBBIMP
ROCK OOD CLAMS
SALMON
Bayside Fish Markel
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -
BEACH NEWPORT
28TH ST. AND LAFAYE'ITE PHONE BARBOR IL'5
3452 Via Oporto in Lido Village
'
NEWPORT BEACH
OPPOSITE UDO THEATRE
FREE PARKING AREA
Hours: 4 to 12
(CLOSED TUESDAYS)
p, m .
OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL NEWPORT BAY
• FINE FOODS ; COCKTAILS
-For Reservations Phone Harbor 784 -
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•
I
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Order •owl
E·ASTER
FLOWERS
. Phone HARBOR 590
CORONA DEL MAR
'
I ~UDfy WeleOmelt
New MUohlc Gloop
•
e" Oirl to Wed
Anaheim Veteran
To Fra~rnal Scene --·· .,.,_."'• lhi-. daqt>.
.... ..,,1 (;-. "'",,. ¥ .... OtleaJ' Barriue1
,Otangto .o;.;,ty Ill P"'p&rins to "'."t.on:>. 19C50 Tuotln ...... ..., will
-"'com• anotber -IC ori:.nt.4j be married June 28 to Danny
atton Into Ill• 1ouJ lr&lem&I M'\J'OCball, eon of Kr. .nd Jin.
--:cme. Dran MarechaJl of AD&betm, tt wu
1 On Fnd&y nt,pt at 7:IO o'clock i-«tvealN um ...._
ln the Demotay room. ot Santa Ana The brtde-.to-be ta a .eniOr •1
'"l:s.sonJc temple t.be ff!!W needed Newport. Harbor Union RJg1.
~artn mcmbu1: o t "Oraru."O 8chool. Btr tJuce attU!ided Ano.-
Grotto" are oont1denU7 antici-"l.efm ~oo>• and nanerton Junior
pated. It ta: .. rep!P"'ted by Vance H. .. ,.,\-.-He aerved two Jean
\Va.lten ot Santa Ana. appointed ,..lt.h tbe Inta..ntry and Army Alr
•ntertm ch&l!"ll'l&n by Otto F. Hildo. irorce.
>ranit, ot CJJlc~ grand MCJ"e..
• :.ry of the '?ifY11tlc Order pt Veiled
?rophe'ta of •he Enchanted. Realn1"
who .Wdra:Nd a receat meettn.s
nf lOCG.J Muon.1
W. C. (BW) How.U ol Mocijeoka
'.an.yon, /well kn.own ln 1oc&l Ka-
gontc clrclea and fonnt-r secretary
,f the Orange County Shrine club,
::s 1ervtng u era-antzaUootJ .ecr..
.n.ry. Hawell la a Iong-Ume mem-
,,er o f JIJ1hi1tan grotto In Loi
Angeles. ,
\Vhlle "Blu-t Lodge" membenhlp
.s the ouly t-.?<!Ulrement for &fflla-
,ion \Vjth the Grotto, It la reporte'1
by Chairman Walten that 1everal
Variety of Items
Stolen .From Mesan
Tbert of 111aorted itema valued
l.t annrnxtmate1y $65 wu nportf'd
by Wllli&m Tbomaa Ellsw"orth,
c.'Wlltt Of an amu.1e:ment ce.ntec
north ot CosU Meaa.
He said~ ~ left hla place for
,vhll'?, ,and upon ht. rtlurn, found
that he wu mlnua a jack.et. pair r J1ha.:~1 trousera. 100 fttt or Wl~.
~ 50.foot etectrtcal drop cord, and
·1v~ pounda of augar.
~t the charter members are dis--------------
Linguish<'d mt•mbera or the York
and Sceittish Rite bodJee 11.Jld
~hriner.J.
MASTER !\JASONS INVITED
All ~taste::-Maaona in ·o range
county are invited t.o the meeting
."riday night Colored motlon p'c-
~ures of two recent lnternationnl
conventlona v•lll be ahown, It 11
announced.
Org:ir.1zed 1n 1890, the Grotto i.j
1 eputably knuwn u an outatand-
.ng hun1an.tur1ar. and fellowah1p
c.rgani~e.Uon. Perhaps today's
1nost Jistlnguish£d "proph et" 1i:.
Presld<!nt Han y S. Tn.lma.n, whose
uthU.3i :Cf>m for the fez.zed rratcr-
. \ity is \\'ell kno\vn.
ST.I\ TE CON\'El'ri'TION MAV S
Of 1'igni tlc.1nce locally ls an-
not:.ncemf'nt that on Saturday,
May 3, the state con,·entlon ....,·1\1
be held in SPnta Ana, wh~n '\Jr-
,:nco G1 vtto" will formally receive
ts charttt 8.l1d be hoat to vtsltlng
~uprer:1. • council dJgnltarles. del,.
.::ates !: om U:roughout Calitornl.:i.
bands, merry-making "rcvelcra,.
.~·ams u -.d otht'r unitormed bodies.
A man1motb street parade ls plan-
_;ed in adc!lt1on to a ceremonial
'lt ,,·hie!. the Grotto will be offi-
cially established In Orange county.
LF.OAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF DlSSOLUTJON
To Whom It Mnv Concern:
Notice is hereby gtven that th~
,ortnC'N!.hlp bf'retotore ex:llting be-
tween us, the undersigned Roa
Greeley and John E . Sadlelr. C&lTY-
,£ o., b11s{neq at 302 Ma.tn..Street,
Balboa, California, under the [ic-
•.itlowi name or the South Coast
Realty and lnv,stment Comp&n}'.
tin.a this date been dl&aolved by
mutual consent of the partners.
The Sbo\'e bua1neu will be car-
'ied on by Roes G~ele§· u an
.nd1,·J1..h1al pe1son under the abo ... ·e
f1ctilioU11 designation.
Dated at Ne\\rport Beach . CaU-
tornia, this Isl day o[ April. 1947.
noss GREELEY.
JOHN E . SADLEIR.
I=>ub. April 3, 19•7.
CERTIFICATE OF BUSIJ'..-t:ss
FlctJttoua Firm Name
' •
'
' Thursday, April 3, 1947
omm<JAni oP ilu8INICllll --· .... -.. -,,._ and 1:--:-,----------------------..... ~ f'tnD llfame ~ .,.. U followa, to--wtt: I
•--b CAN. W. IUCILUtDllON, THE UNDERSIGNED do •~ Y 110 -Omtnl A-Bal-,.-tlfy l}lat they ..... -ductln&' • boa, Callf-
bulldln~ bunn-at 18th and Vlr· 1:1;1,JCN )L RlCIURDllON,
rtllla 8tr<et.e, Newport Beacll. C&I· 110 -c.rtnl Av..,ue, Bal-
'foml&, under the netltlouo f!nn boa, o.llfOl'!lla.
name of TAYLOR .n4 "!U!O(;J.. Wl'r1IU8 OW' ll&nda thll! 14th
'l"':S and U..t ntd nrm, Ill com, day ol l'el>ruary, llHT.
poOed or the ro~ peraono. CARL w. RlCIURDllON
.vboee namea in tull and pJ.aeee of 111 ·I JCN M. RICBAIU>SON
:.lJcnce a.re u foUOWll, to-wtt:
In the quiet of dawn on Ea.ater Sunday, sta.nd on top of a
h111 with God'• mighty creation, the ocean, u YOW' b&C.k·
pound and meditate upon the mystery ot etentlty. 'l'hui ta the
lmpln.tlon or: ·
EASTER SulmisE SERVI~
AT NEWPORT BEACH . 8T ATI: OF CALD'ORNIA, )
RICHARD 'f. TAYLOR, ) U . ~: Cllll Drive (li:nd ol El Moclen. Street), Newport Helghta . . Irvine at IGlli Stnet, COUNTY OP OR.ANGii: )
N~WJ>Ort Beach. Cfillfornia. ON Tm8 !8th day of February, Ttme: 5:30 a. m . Ea.It.er Sunday Momlng
EARL W STANLl:Y ... D 1~7 bet ~-·-R. Regular Euter Worship, 11:00 a. m . · · • -.. ., -, ore me, -.uu...:;
, .. i. ... at 15th Street. Qrlmee • Notary Publlc tn and tor SPONSORED BY
Newport Beacl1, California. aid County and Stale, penonelly .. L arclJ
T. A. GRll:OORT, appeared Cari w. Rlchudeon .nd I'll• •• .,,,on Bazllolt' £alb•--
UC>e Country Club Drive, Ellen K. R1chard8on, known to me. 10!1 CU11 Drt.e, Ne wport Helpta
Long Beach, Callfom!L lo be U.. peraona -namea YOU ABE OORDIALLl' l'.NVITED TO ATrEND
WITNESS our banda thll! 14th day ..., oubacrtbed lo the within ~=======================~ of March, 1947. In.rtnunent, and acknowledpd to :
PJCHARD F . TAYLOR me that they executed the aame.
EA..RL W. STANLEY IN W1TNlCSS WHEREOF, I have
T . .A. GREGORY hereUnto 1e:t my hand and affixed
>TA TE OF CALIFORNIA) my official aea.l tbe day and year
in th.la certitlcate first above wrtt-)u .
;OUNTY OF ORANGE J ten.
MONTE R. GRIMES ON 'rlllS 14th day of March,
A . 0 . 1947, before me, Mildred
'tanlty, a Notary Public in and
'nr the said (:Ounty and State. re-
!lding therein, duly commiaaiont'"d
and sworn, penonally appeared
R!charJ F. Taylor, Ea.rl W. Stan-
ley and T . A . Gregory known to
1e to be tho? pe.raona whoee names
:i re subscribed to the within iNltru.
ment, nnd ucknowledged to m ..
that th .. v executed the same. IN
\\'ITNESS \\'HEREOF. l have
~ercunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year
in this Certificate ti.rat abov-:
writte:i
SEAT~1 ~flLORED STANLEY.
Nuta ry Public in and for Orange
County, State or California.
Robert H . Wallis.
Pub. April 3·10-17-24, 1947
Notary Public Jn and for Orange
County, Calitomla..
My commiulon expiru 11·14-1950
Publiah J.farc.b 13·2G-27, April 3
Newport.Balboa Presa
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council ot the City
or Newport Beach. Call!ornia.. will
receive se&led bfda ror furnishing
all labor, material, transportation
and servtc~ to construct a vilrifi·
ed clay· sanitary sewer and ap-
purtenant wo rk, In and &Jong
Newport Beach Boulevard, in the
County or Orange, from State
Highway t o Old County Road, in
accordance with plans and specifi-
cations on tile In the ot[ice of the
City Engineer of ~ewport Beach.
Calltornla .
The opening of the Bay Escrow Co., Inc.
in the new Bay Escrow Co. Building, 2595
Coast Highway, Newport Beach', Calif.
We will be open seven days a week to
better serve'you. The Bay Escrow Co.,
Inc., is the only exclusive escrow
service in this area. You will like
the speed and accuracy with which your
escrows are handled.
-BAY ESCROW CO., INC.
2595 Coast Highway, Newpo,rt Beach
Phone Beacon 5572
'CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Ftnn Name
THE UNDERSIGNED does here·
by certify that I ahl cond\Jcllng a
BulldJng Materiah business at 818
Coaat Highway, Newport Beach,
CaUfornla, under the rtctltlous
firm name ot BAYVIEW BUILD-
ERS SUPPLY and that said firm
Is compoeed of the following per·
sona, v.·hose names and add.res8es
are aa follows, to-wit:
:, ~~ ~~:~:~~~:-: ::,~.~~"~= 1~-~ .. ;_; __ ;_.~.-~--~--~--~-~--~--~,~--~,; .. ;_; __ ~--~,,.~--~--~-~--~ ... ~--~ .. ~--; .. ;,; __ ~--~--~,,.~--~-~ .... ~--~--~-.~--~ .. ~-~--~--~--~--~--~.~ .. ~--~ .. ~--~-
J ohn T . Boyd, Jr.,
I IALLMARK EASTER CARDS
I I EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6
Gilt Items • Novelties • Costume Jewelry
llawport Souvenir and li ift Shop
accompanled by a certified or
cashier's check or . bld bond for
ten per cent ll0%) of the amount
of the bid, made payable to the
order o[ the City or Newport
Beach, California. Bid shall be
sea.led and filed with the City
Clerk at the City Hall, Newport
Beach, C&.lifornia, on or before
April If, 1947 at 4:00 o'clock P. Al. 2102 OCEAN FRO~, NEWPORT BEACH
;===d~~~~~~~~=:; i It !s reliably reported that the ;ntfrnntional convention ot 1SM8
will be held at Long Beach ln con·
lW1ction ..,.,;t.h the opening or the
THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby
certify that he ia conducting a
frozen rood locker business at 418
30th Street, Newport Beach, CaU-
tornia. under the tlctltlowi firm
name of
BARBOR FROZEN FOOD
LOCKERS
and that aa..ld firm I.a oompoeed or
the tallowing personB, w h o s e
namea in full and places of real-
dence are u follows, to--wtt :
1607 2nd Avenue, Corona del
Mar, Calltornla.
WITNESS my hand th.is 16th
day of February, 194:7.
and will be opened and public!'/ ............-............... ~-~ ...... -.-.-~
read aloud at or about 4 :00 o'clock
P. M. on that day ln the Council
Chambers in the City Hall, New-
port Beach. California.
•
'ONE DAY SHOE REPAIRS BARE ROOT
Fruit Trees
Citrus Trees
• Loncll!eaplJl&' Deolp
and Constn1etton -. -
:::alifornla "centennial year" cele·
J ratlons.
Cafe Owners Protest
Proposed Law to Ban
Pin Ball Machines
Alan L Blum, 126 CollJna, Bal-
boa Island, Call!ornla.
WITNtss my hand lhi.s 17th day
of March, 1947.
JOHN T . BOYD, JR.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, )
) ... Our Specialty: Invisible Half Soling
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON THIS 18th day ot February, Maberry'& Shoe Repairing
1831 Newport Ave. Costa N e1a
HOLLISTER DBOS. Newport Beach headed thi: bar.
NURSERY rage or protesLB Bent to the county
ALA1;l L. BLUM
.3TATE OF CALIFORNIA) , ..
':OUNTY OF ORANGE ' )
A. D ., 1947, belOf'e me, Robert B.
PoweU, a Notary Public in and tor
saJ.d County and State, personally
appeared J ohn T . Boyd, :Jr., known
to me, to be U'ie pert10n whose
name 18 1JUbsctibed to the within
Instrument, and acknowledged to
me that he executed' the same.
The above mentioned check 01
bond ahall be given u a guarantee
that the bidder wt.l.I enter into the
contract l! awarded to him and
will be declared forfeited i! the
successful bidder refuaea to enter
Into aald con~ract after being re·
quested so to do by the City Coun-
cil of Newport Beach.
Bidders are hereby notified
that p ursuant to provisions of
Section 1770 of the Labor Code,
Statutes of 1937, ot the State ot
Callfomla., the City Council ot the
City ot Newport Beach haa aacer-
tained the general prevailing rate
ot per diem wagea and rates for
legal holiday and overtilne work
In the locality in which this work
1959 Harbor Blvd. board o! supervisors regarding the ;:~==Ph~o~ae~~B~-~oo~n~5t~OO~==;ir.anning or pin ball gamea llnd
ON nus 17th day or March, A. o .
1947, before me, Tom W. Render-
son, a Notary Public in and ror the
said County and State, residing
therein. duly commiaaioned and
sworn, penK>n&lly appeared Alan
L. Blum known to me l o be the
person wh<>M name I.a subscribea
to the within lnatrument. and ac-
knowledged to me that he executed
the same. IN WITNESS WHERE-
OF, I have hereunto aet my hand
and affixed my official seal the
day and year in this Certificate
first above written.
FIREPLACE WOOD
1834 Ne\\'")>Ort Blvd.
OOSTA MESA
Same Old Prices
Men'• & Women's Sufi.A -8&!
Plain Dress & Coal• - - -85t'
Pants, Shlrts,. s~·eaten,
Blouse9, Slacif;a • • • -• -4.6c
4-Day Service
Phone BEacon 5824
Newport and Costa Me.a
CAB co.
!4 DOUB SERVICE
Agent.I tor Santa Fe Trailw'Qa
809 Hl&'hway 101
NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF.
P11ek1u'pii.o"'-
R"fJ""'1 4/-illeJ
Our registered pbarmaci.st
will fill your preecriptiom
quickly and ucurately.
y.,.. _be_ of~
~ cl r 111 aiqi.pl'el, :~--· -........
• lRAftA.CY, , BAJVI'Ol'I . J
BARllQR D&tlO
NZWPORt ftlABMACY
other coin-in-the slot machines, It
\Vas revealed this v.•eek...
Although there were many pro·
tr'!ll-', all written In a aim.liar style.
not & single -school. church, or
~ocial group had a worcf to say
against the proposed ordlnanct-
lUlla\\'1ng the r.ia chtnes.
.Sheri!! Jim Mwiick dl5closed
ha t cuunt,.y officials have been
.vaitino; to see just who Is opposed
ta th~ l.l\'I, By r eading the letters,
..hey have found that ca!e and bar
C.\vners say that machines help
with cxpense:i, and anyway, "the
j>Ublic li kes thL!J Corm ot Innocent
'l.musen1t:nt. ·
Artists to Make
Repeat Performance
Returning to the Telephone
Hour broadc&sl:i for repeat per-
formanc('S by popular re-quest,
[our outstanding muaica.l per90l1-
J.litles \Vlll be gueata O( the Bell
J ystem's Atonday night program.1
during April. It wu announced to-
day by c . I. McDonald, dlBtrtct
manager or The Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company. The
b~\..adca.s:s a:-c t;ca.rd over all NB(.:
3tations at 9 p. m.
These gueat aoloiata will be
Maggie Teyte, Fritz Kreisler,
Gladys Swarthout, a.nd Jue.ha
Heifetz.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my haz\d and
a!flxed. my ornclal aeal the day
and year in this certificate til"St
above ..... -rttten.
ROBERT B. POWELL
Orange • Eucalyptus • Walnut
FREE DELIVERY . , , . Phone S. A. 16%7-W
Geo. W. Kidd II Son , , . Disabled American Veteran
Notary Public 1n and for aa.id
County and State. i..s to be performed., ror~each craft '===================~=======~ or type of workman or mecba.nic .& _,_________ ,-----+
My Comml.uion Expires July 7, '50
Pub. Ma.rch 13, 20, 27, April 3, 19-47
needed t-0 execute the contract \ !
which will be awarded the SUC· f UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT I
Newport-Balboa Preas '
ce&11fUJ bidder.
The prevailing ratea so deter-
(SEAL)
TOM W. HENDERSON.
Notary Public in and for Orange
.:a unty, State of Call!ornia.
· CERTIFlCATE OF BUSINESS
Fktllk>U§ Finn Name
mined a.re a.a tallows:
Classification
Hourly
Wage
Rate
$2.00
Per
Diem
Wage
$16.00 My Commission expires 3-7-1949
Publlah March 20.-27. April 3·10 ,47
Newport-Balboa. Presa
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that they a.re conduct-
ing a Frozen Food Distrlbutin~
buslneSJJ at 418-30th Street, Ne"''·
port Beach. California., under the
fictitious firm name of HARBOR
FOOD DISTRIBUTORS and tht1.l
Muon
Operator,
trench ma.chine
Operator,
1.7712 14.20
• shovel or dra.gline 1.85
CERTtnCATE OF BUSINESS said firm is composed of lhe fol-Operator,
F11::tttioutJ Finn Name lowing persona, whose namea in air compreaaor
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby tull and placee of residence are Operator,
certify that we are condUcUng a aa tollowa, to--v.-it : concrete mixer
811.by Furniture manu!acturtng William E . Lawson. Jr., t~ Operator, pump
and Ale• buaine• at 34..lO~ W. Orange A venU(-, Coet.& Mesa. C.11-Ope.rator, tractor
Ocean Front Stttet, Newport rornta. Cement flniaher
Beach, Ca.litornla, under the tlcti-Alan L. Blum, 12a Collin&. Bal-Truck Driver
ttoua tlrm name.pf Jttty Mfg. Co., boa laJand, California. Carpenter
a.nd that Mid firm ii compoeed of WITNESS our h&nda t.hla l':'th Pipe 1-yer
the tollowtng penona, wh.oae day of March. l947. Oiler
name. tn tull and places of rul-WILLIAM E . LAWSON, JR. Common laborer
dence are u follows, ~wtt: A.LAN r... BLUJI Watchman &nd
l . .f~
1.45
1.45
1.70
1.7712
1.72%
Ul5
1.45
1.32.,.
1.15
Kuy E. Baxter tlagman 1.15
S410% W. Ocean Front, STATE OF CALIFORNIA) ·Any other cl&ul·
14.80
.11.60
11.60
11.60
13.60
14.20
13.80
13.20
11.60
10.60
9.20
9.20
t
I
For the convenience of neighborhood
shoppers of Newport Beach, we will re-
main open on Sundays throughout the
summer months.
Complete Li.De of -
Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
Cold Meats, Frozen Foods
ELTISTE GROCERIES
JOHN, ESTHER AND UBBIN ELTISTl!l
2504 Ocean Front Newport Beach
PHONE llA&BOB ll082.J
(B'-I>-r-w~!:EN UTR AND %6TH ST8.)
Early Morning
Donut Dunkers
Welcome Here!
Newport Beacb, CalltornJa. ,.. ncauon omitted J
Harold W. Baxter COUNTY OF ORANGE ) bereln, not leee
3U0% W . Ocean Frollt, ON THIS 17th day of Mare~, th&n 1.15 9.20 '=====~~~~~~~=~~========~~ Newport Bea.ch. Callfomla.. A. D. 19'7, before me, Tom . · Provided., that one and one-helt ;
WITNlCSS our han<M th1e 25th He.nderaon, a Notarj PUblic 1n and (1"') Umee the Kid prevaW.ng
d&y Of March. lHT. fM the a&ld C.Ounty a.nd Sta.le, re-rate ot wa.ge albal.l be paid, except
BA.ROLD W . BAb'ER al dine the.rein, duly corn.mi.NJoned watchmaD, tlagman and any other
MA.RY E. BA.XTICR. a.gd sworn, personally appeared non • manual workers, for any
One or the sen.ice. ot Dale's Wm. E.. Laweon. J r., and Alan L. worldns time more than eight (SJ
"1c:-t1.:t n.nd corree Shop ln eo.t& STA.TIC OF CALIFORNIA > Blum known to me to be the per· boun during any one (l ) calen·
Meaa ta the parly opening hour of COUNTY OJ" OR.ANOE ) son. whOM namq: sub9cribed to dar da1" wile.re such work la re-
la. m. lCloeing time la 10 p. m..) )a the wttbin lm:trummt, and ae-
The donut dunk.ing bualnea wu ON TBlB ~th day of M..arch. knowlecJ.«ed to me that they exe--quired lD CUM of extraordinary
o;f!..,c.1 Saturdny by Dt.Je l.Jtcb. A. D., 1947, be!ore me. W. S. euted the aame. IN WITNlCSS ~ caOMd b7 ft.re, flood.
for1 &..'"ld ha ...Ue, Raphle, who will J'oote, a Notary Public in and for WHEREOF, I have .hereunto aet or danpr to llle or property. and
-•a112e In all kinda of donuta, uld County a.nd State, ru!dl.ng mv band Md .tflxed mv ottld&I for time on Sunday. and l<g&1 ·~-, , bollda~ • wholesale and retatl 'nle donuta the.rein. duly oommfeelc)ne.d and lle&I the day and year in t.hia ~-
<A-111 be made daily and wtU bring sworn, penonally appeared HAR.. Certtttcate tint above "wrltten. It ab&1l be mandatory upon Ute
to the Harbor area the nnt donut OLD w. BA.XTER, KARY E. (Seal) TOK w. HENDERSON Oon.tnctor to whom the coatract
bouae dealing ln ·~" donut&. BAXTER. known to me to be the Notary Public In and for Orange la awarded, and upon any INb-con·
Vl:T ROUSING
AVAQ,AN& NOW
The Orange County Veterana
8er'\'lce Center now bu t.be necee--
oary oppllcatlon tormo for certlft.
o;atloll 0( velualla under U..
atale'a -WV ourpl\IO -Ilg
p..-ogram, I&. Bon u.Mrmann.
County ller'flce 0-and D!r<e-
tor 0( Veunno Attain. announced
today.
-Y-ad la Tllo p._ la nad by __ ...,. __
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pel'80DI whoR name. an .sub-eounty, State of C&Utomt.a.. · tractor undu him, to pe,.y not leu
l!Cribed to the within tnotrument, (My commleelon _.,... 3-T-'49l th&n the aid opeclfled rates lo all
and acJc:now~ to me that they Pub\, lla.rcb 2()..2'1, April 8.,10, 1947 laborera. workmen and mecbanica
exeeulA!d the ~e. IN Wl'l'NJ:B8 • Newport-~ p,_ employed by them In the "°""tlon
WHER.BX>.r. t have bereunto •t -------------ot the contract.
my band .nd affbted my -CllCll'l'lll'IC OP Bt181NE88 Tbe City Council of the Clt,y of
-1 thf day alld year In thll! Newport BMeb .-rv .. the npt
Oe:rtlftcate ttrwt above wrtttc. PlreaU 1 m S1rm N-to reject any or all bids or walve
(Ul.t.LJ W. & roan: TllJm VNDD8JGHD> do ...,.._ MJ tnlormallly In a bid. "N-.,. Pab11c In aad"" o.._. by CMtlf7 tbat t.boy an~ .nU.NJC L: IUNERART
Coualy, lltale ol CallfOn>la, a "-lot Cal!la ---at UO , City Clod!, ol U.. Clt,y ol N-· 14 eomm•Mlq~ l:l<plrw Jul!r t, -Omlnl A-Balboa, port Bwd>
-Qallfqnda, -Ille -DaUd tldo Ktll dot di -1KT
--17.-.4,.a .. 10, 11" lllm -., NUBBr -that ----rt -..,.a !. 1M7 Ncwpurt • ._ Pr,m mid ann ta ~ o1. tM w.. Mw,..v•n.c:. Pr'fllS -• ./
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•ETTER HU•RY WITH YOUR IEA8TIER CLEANING I
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DAY SERVICE
ON
llau-dry and Dry Cleaning
Laundry Leaves on Tues., Thurs.,
and Saturday Aftempo~
BACK IN FIVE DAYS
-CASH AND CARBY -
Kewporl_ Clee•e"-
nu OtrJt llhd. . Newport Be9dt
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. ••P JI ·111-11.11-111
BoJo' CU.p--&Jtwater locatoln on -utltul ~
Saund ..U Toeoma, Wull.. All new oqulprnont.
·Write for cai4JOllUO> Apo 9 to 17 Inc.
A. L SCHULTZ, MD., Director
TAOOIU, WASH.
BEFBIGEBATION
SEBYICE
DOMESTIC
BEACON
COLDSPOT
1845 NEWPORT BtVD.
COMMERCIAL
5707-M
SPECIALIST
COSTA MISA
Bell·s Radiator Service
CLEANING • BEPAIBING • UOOBING
GAS TANKS WELDED • AU WORK GUARANTEED
409 -%9th St .. , Corner of ~ntral
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Nl1Wl'ORT-BAI.BOA. PRESS '
'367 Attend' Father an~ Son Banqµet
For Harbor District Court of Honor
College Party Ends
In Tragedy; Boy Dies
From Broken Neck
Three bUDdred and llixty ................. ~~~~~~~~~~~
Boy a.outs and their fatbon at-land 'l'o1IOI'. Robert Ka:::lelland _n-up ~EuWhlterttlbuolleodayll portytu•°-~.~
tended the annual J'ather and Son l'rsnk ~tee. Richard Taylor, •· -•&"' • -·~
banquet at Nowport Beocb Gram-Jack Turley, Don KeUOrd, Dale ended tragod)< lut "feek with The the death of one of the bo)'8, due .mar Scllool P'rtday ennln~. Rolllqwortll. ll'rank Tt.urtwelll, to a broken neck. HarTY Johnoon,
occulon WU the Hart>or Dtatrtct Olea.,. Lowe, Raymond Louvier, 18, of Pico wu injured ln a dive
Court of Honor at whlcb approxl-Larry Wood. Harold He1terly, 'off the jettv Wedneaday and dlf"CI
mateJy 100 boya Wef'I pr.ented JJm.my Klmbro\llb. Jirry Un.go, Saturday tri County hosi>ttal ot •
special badfe1 and awa.rdai tor Roma.lla Corbin. Jimmy Landalc. 1rolr.ert nt<ek
~,utit a.rtdtng work. R. c. XcCorkhlll, Leroy Carter. · .
Awa.rd wtnnen a.re u rouowm :-rack Woods, Ride.rd Dodd. Jerry He had complained of the neek
Nefrik, Dav11J Chambers. Ralph injury after lJs dive and reportedly
Rea. Charle.I Ztpperly Barry naked cne of hi.a buddiee to twilit
Lowe, Jamee Ha.n.1011. OC:n BayU., hla neck to relieve preAW"e ot the
Jim Roberta, Lyle Hilmenon, Bert injury. In eo doing, the boy'•
Fridley, Harlow Rlcbardeon. nnck \VU fUrther d.am&.ted.. V-·
TllOOP I
J&ok. TU.r1ey, P'lf'lt Clua. llertt
3adges in Wood Caning, Some
1.r pal: s : Romaine Corbin, Finl
;J.au, Merit ~ in Wood CaJT.
<ng, Rome Repalnl. Carpentry,
Art: J oe HolJlngworth, Second
Clau: Sthley Young, Merit ~
n P"totography; Ro~r Gordon.
Mertt Badge In First AJd; David
::h ·r.it>c~s. Merit Badge In Btrd-
;tudv: Jerry Meek, Mer1t Badge
·~ Bird.study: Raymond Louvier,
't 1t Badges 1n Ret.dlng, Photo-.
7aphy.
P.'\''lh R es , Merit Badges i.n
'ooklng, Pslhfindlng , Pub 11 c
l·l ealth; Raymond Louvier , Mertt
Badges In Cooklng, Path.finding;
Jack Turley, Merit Badgea ln Ath-
lt t lcs. Cooki:ig, Penonal Health,
Wood w.Jrk, Angling, Landacaplng;
Timmy Kimb1ough, Merit Badge.•
cording to ha.pit.al officials.
TROOP 6 The body ill at Laneer Mortuary
a,a, Davey, Second Clua; Don
Nattraa:, Second Clul; Bob Bon-
.an, St-oond Claa; Bob Eggert.
Second Cl&a1 : David Snowden.
Second Cius; Ted Polman. Ftret
Clau, Merit Badge in Art; Robert
jiilJ, Secont\ Clau: Dona1d WU-
. !llms, Rl'oonll Clua; Douglu Boy-
vey, Flnt Clo•, Merit Badges tn
3\\imiulng, \Voodwork. Handicraft,
Canoeing, Rowtng; Roy Walk1M,
f 'lrat Clan; Lee Page, Second
'.n Whittler. ·
Roller Skating Rink
Planned for Mesa I
The county planning commi•sion
approved applica.Uon of Thomu B .
DeForeat to t:et&bU1h an outdoor
1kaUng rink, to be made into 'U\
indoor rink at a later date, at
Newport avenue and 17th atreet.
Cla.sa; Don Raumba, Second Clas.a; -------------
1 Keys Made
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DOTTY DUNN
BAT SHOP
Youthful
and
Aattering ,
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I s2.98 • Sl.98 • $4.98 r
I i SMART BAGS, $2.98 AND UP
NEWPORT BEACH BAllBOR !IOI in First Aid, Reading, Pigeon ----------------------------! "lnh1ln~; Elwood Depontee, F irst
Tommy Perklna, Second . Cius;
Don Holt, Second Claa; Jack
Woodhul., ii irat Cius: Donald
Poa.KlJ l', Second Class; Ja.mes Alex .
.J.nder , Secontl Class; Don Mawaon,
Second Claaa; Carl Swanaon, Se .
Locks Repaired
VOGEL '" I I Dotty Dann Bat Sh~p ---------------------------! Cla.921, Merit Badge.a In Pathfind-
' Dispensing
•11'7 W. 3rd St.
Optlclarul - M. E. Pattillo, Optician
SANTA ANA Pholle ~. A. M.7'7
Boat and Commercial Batteries
GOBN'S
BATTERY SERVICE
PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
After 5 p. m. and Sundays, Phone ee.oon Wl-W
Westminster St. -&-~·een 18th and Mapolla
COSTA MESA PHONE BEACON 518S
:ng, Flrema.nship : Jack Wood. Me.
It B'ldges in Cooking, Pathtind-
'r.g. Public H ealth ; Robert Nettle.a,
Merit Badge In Firemanshlp;
T:mmy Langdale, Merit Badge!! In
Athletics, Swimmlng, Wood W ork ;
Romain•! Corbin, ltierit Badgca in
t.thletlcs, Swimming, Wood Work;
:1!ch ar 1 Morl('y, Merit Badges 1'1
Personal Health. Public H ealth,
l-Iome Repairs, Art: R obert Han .
:".)Cit. Merit Bad~es In P er.K>nn.l
.i ·~llh. Public Health: Robe.r t Mc.
-:!: :i c!<o:.:1. ?.'fcrft Badges in P er!IOnal
J·lcalth, Publlr Iic:i1th; ,J{·1ry Ll!lgo,
11 C'r it Badge in Home R epalr3;
J c! ry M{'ek, ].fe1it Badge in Cook.
ng: Rol and Taylo:, Mer lt Badge
n H n !(' n .·o:.il;s.
!.1 [) ~ t Nettles , Eagle, M erit
B~dge3 i.n Ca mping, Cookini:. Elec.
1lc; !:>avid Chambers. E ngle, Me·
.t Ba !_;l's in Ca mping, Ci\'iC!I, Life
Saving, PaQ.flnding, Pioneer ing;
=-:oge r Gor don, Lite, Merlt Badges
n Athl,..tics. Civica ; R ichard Mor·
\l:)', St11r, Merit Badge In First
\ill; J ack Woods, Merit Badgea In
F'trst Aid, Llt~ Saving, Swimming;
Dick H1!1ds, lo'lerit Badges in Cook-
ing, Life Saving; Jack Turley,
~.it'!'i t Bsdgea in Life Saving, Pub-
lic Health, Swimming; Ralph Rea,
Merit Badges in Civics, Life Sav·
Ing, S\vimming: Richard T aylor,
cond Ct~ ...
TROOP %0
Robert Patterson , Second Clus.
l\ter1t lindge in Art: J oe Raamu&-
sen, SP.Cond Claaa: Ed Rasmuss.!n.
Fir.st Cla..aa.
TROOP 11
Bruce Baird, S econd Claaa; Don~
aid J s.cobsen. Second Clau: Allan
Hatch, Secoi.d Class; Frank Hen-
JC"1son. S tar .
TROOP 16
Bohbv N 11rman, Star, 1.i:E>rit
RRdgei; in L ife ~avlng, Pathft;iJlng,
\.Vood v.1crk, J>ublic H ealth, Swi1:1.
n1ing, Aleta.I Work: Quarry Ronald.
• LL•1nU Clas8; Me lvin Smally, Me·
tit Badge.a ii. Sa.tely, \VoOLt' ... rk,
1on1c lttpa1··. Ca rpenlf"}', Cement
·.vor k ; J)ona. \'/ells, Secor•j Cl! ss.
Ivan Hot1i..r d, St a r. l\i:tr.t
U:tJge~ in Cook ing, Wood Wo1·k
d a rpe!llry, M E:tal \Vork ; ~1 unson
Marcu,, Mer it Badges in Cooking,
\Vood \Vork, : .. 1<.tal Work, H ui.IL
Repaira: Bobbie Norman, 11er•t
Badges in Personal H ealth, H om(_
REpalr1'.
Back Broken in
Auto Crash
100 MmD SL, ll&lboa Pb. H6
IOe llaNe, --
MESA
CAB
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COU RTEOUS • SAFE
PRONE
Beacon 5062-\V
Veteran O\\'ned &nd Operated
EXPERT SHOE
Only
QUALITY MATERIAL t:'SED
.. A Good Job or ao lob"
· 114 East Fourth SL, Santa Ana
HAVE ALL THE SOFT WATER YOU NEED
AT THE TURN OF A FAUCET WITH-
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SEE OUR DISPLAY AT
HARBOR SHOE REP-UR LES NOTT ELECTRIC STORE
Md Leatt.er Sllop 2821 WES 1oe 1:. o..tni n. w. Footer T CENTRAL A VENUE
~:-::-:::":-:::11&1:::-;:~:::::::~---~FO~R~~INFO:~RMA~~Tl~ON, TELEPHONE HARBOR 1149
;--------------------------....,1:.!~:-tt Bad~cs ln Life Saving. Swimm ing; Jimmy Kln1b rough, Ncls'>ll Amido n. 29, ot 417 Hello.
lrope avenu'?, la suffering from e
broken bo.ck &!!I a r eault of a.n auto..
1nobile accident Saturday.
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NOTICE, BARBOR AREAi
WE ARE NOW GIVING
4-Day Cleaning Service
1 WEEK LAUNDRY SERVICE
FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY
Broadway Cleaners
PHONE BEACON 5723'
121 BROADWAY COSTA MESA
AT LAST!
VAGABOND VOYAGES
TO
ACAPULCO, MEXICO
25 DAY FREIGHTER CRUISES
SAILING· APRIL 10, MAY 8, rom: .. IULY '· • AOO. %, SEPT. 1
Bxotle Perl• of CaH
' LA PAZ, MAZA.TIAN. MANZANILLO,
PUERTO V ALIABTA. ACAPULOO *
We a.re excluaive Paciflc Coaat Puaenger Agents for these
Monthly Vagabond Cruieee. Don't be Jett waving on the pler-
f'eH"e your cabin NOW!
HILLMAN T.R AUE b
SERVICE, lllC.
' PHO.NE
Don E.. m0map ms w. Doaald Smltlt
llalte SU, s....,.... -.. BANTA A.NA
·Sloo· RE\V ARD
1191 reward for M1' We w..-,., Ira.er, \'acuum
ae...er or Sewt.c Ma$"'e (f&mlb') we caaaot re,.az,
·ROUJJ FOR ANY WIUNIDa
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Repairs and. Parts for Any Make or Age
STBAW Bllo1sac•s t• N. llAIN
ll&TTAG
Mer it Badges In Lite Saving.
S·.\·Jmm!;1g; Robert McClelland,
Star, Mcrit Badge in Swimming;
: •bt•rt Ha.n i:ock , Me rit Badge In
F'irst Ai::!; E l\vood Depontee, Me-
.. it Badges In Public Health. Insect
Lite; Raymond Lou,·ier, '9ferlt
3 •'lge In B ird Study.
P.alp 1 Rea, Llfe, 1'1er it Badges
' .. \lhlc!ics. P.ionecr ing, Rending:
F' ·fine: Oepontee, Second Cl&Sfl ;
fr-t" Hol!ingsorth. '9-lerit Badge ln
Iiome r .. epair!l; El\\·ood Oepontc:-e,
•t,.rit Badge in P iont"ering, Read.
1ng'; Rt1 ymord Louvier, Merit
Badge In Athletics . P ioneering:
· rr·; Meek, ?<.lerlt Badge in PIO·
neering; Richard Morley, Merit
Dadge in Cooking; Gleaves Lo\\-'f'!,
f.;·cnn'I C'.r r.s:-Robert Hqncock,
f , :,!«rit Cn,!i;e in Athletics.
7~i -)01' 6 ~PECIAL A\\'AROS
Elwood Depontee. Charle.a D1!-
1.untee, Robert Hancock, Robert
i\1cCracken, Richard Mobley, Ro.
ALWAYS
READY
To Serve You!
'"" , .......
lcw••bl r,..111•• ,.,,_
68 ~Dliyfnm
N~WPORT BEACH
Whether you're coing 20 miles,
200 miJn, 2000 mil ..... Gny.
bound will take you wAbe yow
want to 10 . .And Greyhound
will tab you ,.,,.,. you WU>t
to 10 ... tre.i-t ochecluleo 6t
ri•ht into your travel plan a.
Romember,too.J'O•~forZ...
... Groyhoand -.,.. -
the -of --tJpe "'pctbllc ~-c. c. 81"APrOIU>. A&a•
-~~ ..... s lllMIJ
GRE'\'HOUND
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The car tn which he was rid.1ng
!'!kidded and cruhed on CoRSt
Hlghwk..y near Crystal Cove. Wal •
tl"r A . Hebert, 2~. of 606 Larkspur
&\'enu... was driver of the car
H e suffered only mlnor hurts,
w hile Joseph P ouliot , 37, another
:>a-Menger, ericaped injury.
Mesa Job's Daughters
Have 60 Members
Costa Mesa Bethel 1:'.i7, Order ot
fob's 0 ·1ug~ters. no\'l has SO m em-
b .. rs l!pon the in.itiation or eight
nc\v n1em bers at the recent meet-
ing.
Initiation services \~·ere con-
ducted In Santa A na by f our
br thels, with ltlrs. H elen Bacon,
state gTand guardian, in attend-
,nce. ~frs. Nellie S kiles Is T.
f\foore, 11 5Sociate guardian of the
local ~oup which received Its
r !i"trter la.st December.
Nev; members inducted were:
Joan Sutterfield., constance Gam-
mon, Carolyn Schmidt, Marilyn
Ha? l, 2arbara Hand, and Mary
Wr.me, CoalA Meaa; Judith Gra.n-
qu.ist. Newport Bea ch, and Nancy
G • cen, Balboa Island.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
OF INTENTION TO SELL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
punua.nt to the provislona ot Sec-
tion 3440 of the Civil Code of the
State" of calitomi&. that Leo C.
Amendt, Vendor , of 2016 West 17tl:.
Street, Costa Mesa. California, in-
tends to aeU Ln Kenneth Vermillion,
Vendee, of 632 Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. C&llfornla. all that
ce~ peroonal P"'perty con&lat-
Lng pnerally _ot all •tocll ln trade..
fixture., equipment and 8 x 10
Aluminum building ot a certain
Refreahment Stand businesa knoa-n
u '"nl.e Dog Houae .. and located
at 1821 Newport Boulevard, ln the
Clty of Oosta Kea. Calltomi&, and
that the ~ pilce the~f wlD
be p&td at 10 o'clock a. m.. on Ute
8th day ot Apdl, 19<7 at the Bank
ot Amerlca, Balboa Branch tn the
City ot Newport -California. County of <>range, State ot Cali-
fornia.
DATED Kan:h ~. 1lM7
LEO C. AlU:N'DT
Ven-
ancl/O<
KJ:NNSTH VEIUllLLION
Vendee'
ll&nll ot Ammca N. T. A a A..
....... Calif. •
PuMm April 3, 19<7
Mewpwt.-BAlhQa Prw
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•••• AND, JOHN, BE SURE
TO BRING HOME
A QUART of TAVERN
·NON-RUB WAX .•••
lust to remind you ••• here •re • few "Tav-
ern produ~ts" you've been needing •. check
···'1at you need and br' · this •d with you!
"Tavtrn ..
PAINT
CLl"Af'111:R
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Removn smud1•,
Jrlme. 1rease. You
an safelv UM It of-
ten. For woodwork ,
tile erd corce:laln.
''Tavern''
FURNITURE
CLC\SS
Quart
OAe
Cream type emulsion tor all
types of fumitu~. wood-
work, l.eQUtf'9d and ~I nt·
ed -.uf.c-.
''TavernH
RUC CLEANER
Pint
For "'"· C'•rpetJ .,wt uphol-
stery. Wiit not lnJured tN
hbrlc. S•fe, non-lnfl.m-
lblo.
"Tavern ..
WINDOW
CLEANER
Ou•"
S9e
Kttps windows • nd
1las:s sp1rkll ng with
little effort. lel'Yt!lS no
fil m.
"Tar•r1rn"
NON-RUB WAX
Quirt .••. ~. • • • . • . • • • • • • • • . 98C
H111-c..11o .................. Sf 59
Gives • beautiful lustre -dries in 20
minutes. Ea$Y lf1d quick to apply. ·Re-
sists water spots. long· lasting -fewer
applications neceuary. Excellent for
wood. linoleum, rubber and compos tlon
floors. It needs no polishing.
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Cl·--llllill Ci .. uw AJl1I mAlll ........ _.
tll ICaot lltll 8L
008TA Ml:!!l
Clss~11ls & s.,tic Tm ]Harbor Growth
v· aoou• Triples in Pest
O&&NQI: ~~ saVI<lll Seven Years
Um IT 7 1 II: 0oMncton
--SANTAANA
COX BROS. GET . City·Chenges Mind
~TATE CONTBA.CTS On Chinese Cove
Ho,,,e; Grant Permit Accordlnc 1o • n port 1n u..
State Hlghwaya maps&ne. ~
INTi:&IOll ,Dl:COBA.TING
Sllp fuvers * Draperies ~ Bed Spreads
OVllTOM --.u>Y MADiii
11118. n:&N wm:n:
. Pbenomlnal O"O'Wth of Newport Brm. Coutruc:Uon Co. of Newport Ctty Aitorney R. R. Tbompaon
Harbor ln the put MVen yeus Bee.ch~ and Stanton have been reversed hi8 declllon on R. M.
wu revealed today in popul&U awarded contract.a •by the ft.ate Hixaon'a appllcaUon to build a PhoDe Bea. 6658 18U Newport Blvd.
and lndWltrlal tlgurea released to--for rep&lr ot two aecttom of home at 1301 Cove street, Corona IN THE ClBA WLEY FUBNITUBE BLDG., COSTA MESA
Lumtier and· Bulldin'g MaU>rials day by the Chamber of Commerce. Orance County road&. de! Mar. and lut week advtoed ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pop¥14Uon ·m· the put 1even year The rolJowlng bidl were sub-the council to gran.&; Hixson a per. ;
BAY DISTRICT LUMBER CO period has tripled. u lndJca.ted milted, with the local concern mil to build. 1
, by the 19'Q U . S. Cen.ua report romlng out low.bidder In ea<h Thompoon stated that ho pre· SANDBLA STIN
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Phone Beacon 5111 showing ••38 lnbabltanta of New.-cue: • v1ously had ta.lled to observe that
GI& COAST HIGHWAY A.T THE A&CllllC8 port Harbor, and a recent spec:Jal Between one mile north of Do--Wxaon'• new plaru called for PAINT AND RUST REMOVING ;=====~================~!census which upa the figure tO heny Park n.nd San Juan Creek, building the $18,000 home Ln back AUTOMOBILES _ MOTORS S 12,500. about 0.9 m.lle, to be graded and of the beach t.natead of partlally
In addJUon to population, the pa\'ed v.1th Portland cement con· over the water aa formerly de-MOORING CANS -BUll.DING
OF!'IOE PHONE
HABBOll M T SEE KEllIDENOE
BARB()B 1581..J'
number of pleaaure craft and f1llh-crete on cement treated subgrade. aired. City building inlpector,
BEACON 5099 .
KI T~T LES
Ing boats ln the Ha.rbot' have more Oi•lrict Vll, Route 2, Section A. Pele Nelson, W•• l.n.structed to
than doubled. In 1940, there were O'Brien &: Bell Construction Co., issue the perm.IL
aprpoxlmately 2800 boats In New-Santa Ana, $109,945 ; Clyde W. Councilman O. Z. ~rtaon re-~:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;~§§~§§§§§§~:;;:;~:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;i port Harbor , (regt.stued A other-Wood, Inc.. North Hollywood, giltered a negative rote on the f
wlae) while the number today 11 $117,060: A. H. Famula.ro &: A . A. queatton, maintaining that Hix-
unotflcially eeUmaUd to be well E dmondson, Santa Ana, $125,3415: son'• l&nd wu lncludel\ tn the a.rei:l
over 5000. Harbor department N . M. Ball Sona, Loe A.ngelea, planned for the ~ropoeed Corona
flgutt.111 th.ii March ahow there are $133,4.00; Chu. J , Dorfman. LO• del Mar Stal~ Park, and that tax
2SM regtatered boat., 1000 reg1a-Angelea; $147,902. Contract wu payel'll wou1d eventu&lly have to
tered row bo1lts, s&ll boat., and towarded to Colt Bros. Comtruc-pay tor any improvements on the
l"Oll ALL CEMENT WORK
PM'.'108 • WALKS •
148 m. 18TH PLACE
FOUNDATIONS
OOSTA MESA
RENTAL
CEMENT MIXERS • TRACTORS
AIR COMPRESSORS • WHEELBARROWS
WE SELL FLAGSTONE
•mailer cra.tt. ln the Harbor but tJon Co., Stanton. tor $106,362. property when Jt was purchased
not regiatered. it ha.a been eats.mat-Between U,guna Beach and ror the park.
ed. Dana Point. nbout 4..9 miles, to be -----
F igures ot utility companlee also gTaded and surfaced with plant-Seash
bear out the t.remendoua expan-mixed surfacing. Oialrict vn. ore Colony
sion ot Newport Beach, the Cham. Route so. A. F . Heinze a: John J. Section Rezoned
ber or Commerce revealed. Swigart Co., Alhambra, $267,272;
Other figures are telephones ln Warren Southwest, Inc., Loa An-·
Ara Yau Thinking DI Building?
Cooault
C. E. HA ML,IN
Ballder General Contractor
on New Construction, Store Fronta, Low Priced W arehoU1tng
and LiR"h l St eel Construction .. Call for Appointment.
P hone Beacon !>638-W 1549 Placentia, COSTA MESA
19.0. l ••n., •-•-y, 3420, with 1398 Co A re&0luUon for the rezoning of
......v UolUCL gelu, $269,815; Basich Broe. n· h ~~~~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ordlrs on hand. Water tuera l.n KtructiQJ'l Co. dt Basich Bros., Al-tt.e Hlg way Section, Seashore
1940 were 3716; today there are hambr&, $270,225; John M. Ferry, Colony, wa.a passed to lhe second
""•7. Gr·-mar Schoo~ •tudents th Co hea.ring by the Newport Beach
BEACON 5099
~ ..... Glendale, $273,573; Grlftl m·
--.,.....----------------------In 1••0 num•-red •ng, aw ••-re • "" C planning comrnl881on. Walter • ""' "'-" iJU ...uc pany, Los Angeles; .219,2.,.... on-,.._. _____________ .._ ______ __, a re ll&f. Electric connectiona tract ~-as awarded to Cox Broe. Longmoor presided.
Hanna Escr~w Campany
-INCORPORATED-
Prompt and Efficient Escrow Service
CLAUDE HANNA, Manager
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1701
Phone Beacon
Nelvport Avenue '
5835
Costa Mesa
were 39M in 1940, today M89. Gu Construction Co.. Stanton, tor Instlgnling proceedings Wa.B L.
connection, 2945 in l94.0, and 4846 E, Davis v.'ho wishes the property
t oday. :$
2=""=·=06-0=. ========::; \ rezone1 In order to establish a citru.a fruit retail and wholesale Assessed valuatlona. have jump-ed from $13,875,005 in 1940 to businesa. I t '''8.8 pointed out that
S22,225,285 today. In 1946 lhe n°""""' /J. ~J/aM most o f the section. past 62nd, is
buildJng permits were $l,l60,l 22 'f1 -r alr eady r ezoned to C2.
,,·hilc tfl e building permits tor 1946 General
reached lhe Important total of
s<.115,soi. Contractor
PAI LS TO STOP
Police cited Richard W. J3atdor1't
for failing lo observe a boulevard
stop.
M 10 Oout Bonlevard
Phone Harbor 412
FLAGSTONE ·"" CONCRETE
-woll.K -
FREE ESTIMATES
Foundatiom and Slabs.
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Build Now with Hardwood Flooring
lmmedlate DeUvery
CABINET SHOP
SERVICE
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR
-... WE OAN OBTAIN THE NECESSARY MATERIALS
Complete Cabinet Shop Service
Pb.one Ottlce: llal'bor !'783 ' BM. Barbor 50Z
Cabinet Sbop Office
5tb and Barbor Blvd. %%3 Marine Ave.
Santa Ana, Callf. Balboa Island, Callf.
luEDETIAll BlllDDS
"FROM FACTORY TO YOU"
They are precision measured,
accurately made and p roperly
installed at reasonable p rices, in
Aluminum, Wood or Steel-a
100% Orange County Product.
Renovation and Repair a Specialty
Call for Fr ee Estim \le • One Wer'k: Delivery
SOUTH COAST VENETIAN BLIND CO.
PHONE BEACON 5762-W
WEST 18TH A ND NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
BUILD THE MODERN WAY
CONCRETE BLOCKS
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ECONOMY,.
PERFORMANCE
and BEAUTY
FOR-
HOME,
l>ATlO or
GARDEN WAIJ.
Write or Call on Us at Plant
For information. ........
Coaaala Prodac11 Co.
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LONG BEACH. CALIF.
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WALLPAPER
Moet Comp&et.e Stock
ID Oranire County
No Waltbtir
lmnwJJate Dellvery
WOI,1.ERT'S
nos So. Main SL Santa Ana
Phone 8. A. '7U'7
WALLACE E. GORN
GENERAL PAINTING
ANTJ PAPERHANGING
1567 Santa Ana A\·enue
COSTA MESA
Phone Beaoon 5331-W
THOlllAS C. 'OHNSON, SupL
407 ThlrUeUI SL
..-. ...._ Ul&.J
IUll.l.EY'r REFRIGERnTmn
JERVICE comPnnY
COMMERCIAL a.nd MARINE
'6ALB:S • ENGINEERING
SERVICE
Phone
HARBOR 2'184
Ntte: Laguna. Bea.ch 11032
C. E. mcCarmlck
Canstructian Ca.
COMPLETE HOM! BUILDERS
Cabinet Shop 2134 Newporl BJ..,d.
COSTA MESA, CALIF.
Phone S.•con 5073
LABBY A. LIGHT
ROOFS
W. J. Benbow
Phone Harbor 101.W
VENETIAN
BLINDS .
Alwnlnum - Steel -Cedar
ROLSCREEllS
I • • RoU Up Uke Window S hades
--I r Available Now Owner's Friend'' 1 ~ckE;,'!~·; I Budget Terms
! 1·''The Home
J A Year to Pay
REBUILDING · REPAIRING -BUILDING j -~~~~E~~o.
Furniture • Cabinets • Rescreening-i so• s. Main. Santa Ana 7059
It IA our aim to &Id the borne O\\"Der and hl8 house-l ~~· ~Wln~~d~ow~Se....~~-~no~Rew~~lred~~
bold by ttpalrlnl" o r replaclns that thlns that bu been j .;.
lnitaUn1 you. We \\'allt to help make t.be home a I
' 5Dloolh worldnir and livable platt. I
PHONE BEA. 5016-W
FRANK A. HARTMAN
P. 0 . BOX 182
802 W. Wilson ~osta Mesa I -
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PLENTY
OF LUMBER
·ON HAND
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RAN.CHO LUMBER .CO. __ _,_
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A WN.INGS !
Door Hoods, Porch
and Patio Canopies
By SLA'rsil·WDOD
AWNING CO.
715 8o. nllMelpbla SL . . ......... ... M.'70
WILL NOT -.. DoW1I -
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reptaet•s •do SM Gld. "·bk•ed
type of .........
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Ola Now for..._ ..... , ta
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VENETIAN BLINDS
YOU CAN AFFORD
p~ BEACON 5881·1
Going to
Baild
This
Year?
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You probably have your dream house aU worked
out in your mind -or maybe your archit.ect or
contractor already has prepared plans on paper
for you.
Electricity will have a · large part in makin~
dreams .,f postwar living come. true. When you
go over the plans with your builder be sure to
ask him about t he newest developments in house-
hold labor saving and functional beauty:
Our experts in everything electrical will be glad
to help with layout plans or problem8. One sug-
gestion may make a lot of difference in the "live-
ability" of that home.
ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN
ELECTBJCIAllS
SINCE 1920
•:F.£.J~
1000 Clout mwa:i NEWPORT BEACH Ph. Bea. 5407
Ai.a tn 8u P'rUClseo· Wllmlnrton..Stockton·San Diep-OMiand . .
C-0-Two Fire Equipment
FOR FACTORY, PLANT, STORE, OFFICE, FARM, HOME
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llEllOL1JTJON or '1'118 cnr
OO«!NCJL OP Tiii: Cll'1; OI'
NllWl'V&T as&Cll DlllCI.Aa-
ING D'll Jl!ftN'l'ION TO CALL
A 8PIXllAL J:LllOTION AND
8UJIMlT TO no: D.&0Toli8
BIBIDING p no: Tml·
TORY ~dwlf AS "BAl.llOA
MYseoazS.mz QUJ18110N
WBllTBIJB SUCH Tml·
TORY llUl.I. Ill: ~
TO, INOOBl'VMTED IN AND
!llADI: A PAJIT OP Tiii: CJITY
OF NEWPOllT BEACH.
WHEREAS, the City Council ot
the City of Newport Beaclt, baa
reCeived a written petition algned
by 1not leu tba.n on•fourth ln
number of the qu&lified electors
residing within the territory de-
xrtbed. therein ~d herelna!ter de-
11eribed, a.s 11hovl(n by the regUltra-
tlon of votera of the County of
Orange, State ·of California, 1n
which auch territory is situated,
for the annexation t o and incor-
poratlon in the City of Newport
Beac.b of the hereinafter described
contiguous, unimproved and in-
habited territory, said territory
being more particularly described
as follows, to--wtt:
All that certain real properly
situated t.n the County of Or-
an~. State of CalifomJa, and
described u follows:
Parcel 1. All of Tract No.
1014, aa shown on a map re-
corded in Book 3~. page 38
ot MLacell&neoWJ Mapa, records
of Orange County, C&llfornta,
and a portion of Lot 171 ln
Block 54, and land8 adjoining,
in Irvine's Subdivielon of
Ranchoa San Joaquin. and
Lomas de San!l.ago and Flint
and Bixb¥'8 A 11 0 t me D t of
Rancho Santiago de Santa
Ana, as shown on a map re-
corded in Book 1, page 88 of
Miscellaneous Mape, records at
Orange County, California,
said portion located Southerly
ot said Tract 1014 is described
"'aa: Beginning at the most
Southerly comer ot 88.id Tract
1014, said point being also a
point on the U. S. Bulkhead
line a.s eatabllahed by the U. S.
Engineer Otfice and approved
by the U. S. War Department
May 2, 1936: thence South 19°
52 ' d7 .. West along said bulk-
head line to U. S. Bulkhead
St&Uon No. 130; thence North
61 • 01 ' 07" West along said
Bulk.head line 422.11 teet:
thence Nort.A 23• 51 ' East
144.03 feet t o a point l.n the
right ot way line of Bay Shore
Drive, said point belng the be-
glnning of a curve tangent
concave Northerly and having
a radJus of 287.50 feet : the\lce
Northeaaterly along said curve
through a central angle of
50• 28 ' 20" a distance of
253.26 feet to a point in the
boundary at said Tract 1014,
88.id polnt being the Southeast-
erly end of that certain course
North 27° 37 ' 04" West 306.02
feet; thence Eaaterly and
Southeasterly along the boun-
dary. line of Tract 1014 to
point of }?eglnning.
Pattel !. A portion of Lots
171 and 166 In Block 54, and
land adjoining, of Irvine's Sub-
dlvfaion of Ranchoe San Joa-
quin and Lomas de Santiago
and Flint a.nd Bixby's Allot-
ment of Rancho Santiago de
San-i. Ana, aa shown on a Map
recorded in Book 1, page 88 of
Miacellaneous Maps, record.I'
of Orange County, California,
lying Norllierly of State High·
way ORA-80-B de9CJ'tbed u
follows: BeginnJ.ng at a point
at tntenectJon of the North-
erly rigb.t ol way line of the
Callfomta State H 1 g h w a y
ORA..&0-B and the court d•
cree line el'ta"bliahed by the
Superior Co u r t CUe No.
~; tbenoe N<>rth s.t• 67'
15• iut aloq -court de-..... a.e s24.,1.1 feet to st&tlob
12'1; thence North 20• 01 ' 15•
!Cut alqq -court -Une ~t.71 t.et to 8taUoa UI;
thenoe North I' 11' 11" -uq aa1d court -line
110.CJ!! feet; -South '12'.
158' ~· Weot 111.12 feet;
tben"" North 11' lJ' W Woot
188.'f_ feet; thonee North TS'
N ' .f'.• Welt 14-3.99 feet to a
polllt of lnte.-tlon with tho
~ npt ot ....,. line ot
that oerta1n c o u n t..7 road
-usnentamthStn.ot,
-lnte.-tlon point bdq
the begtnnlq ot a curve tan·
cent. cmu:aft Weot.erlY and
• h&Yln&' a n4lua o! MO.O feet;
tbence Southerly alone &aid
curve tb.roqta a central angle 1
ol 114• GG ' tr a diltaace ol
314.83 feet to a Una tUcmt;
thence South IS' IS' IO" Wtlt
11.32 feet to the ~ot •
1curve tangent. ooneaft ,,....,.
ly and h&Yln&' a -ot -0
.feet; thence along -_...
th-.p a cmtnJ UCle or ,.
II' 14" a M·-or 4TM
feet; -South ... et• .. w• ttol.29 teet; t.111zre
North 11• 10' 0-1• Weat
1144.37 feet; thence Norttl ee•
111 ' IO" Weot llt.tll r..t to a
paint bl the 8oatb11at-tJ
..., • ..,..,. llH ot T>ac:t m.
-~-.-wu•
80" !Cut 7..M foot from u.,
laoot _.....,. -w or -TNct 919, -lo a1lo • polDt
ID the -ot t1M City 11m1ta ot Ult Clt7 ot Nowpoot
Bw:b; -South '9'
42' W W.t alona the
.&aid line ot CltJ Limit. 7.116
toet-.or1-tou~
oectlon with the . N'orthetlJ
rlaht of wa7 1lnAI of tho lltate
~ ORA.-tO-B; ~ _,,.. a1cnC tho &aid N~
erly hJP-.Y npt of -.y
line lo the point of beginning.
SVBJl:CT to the opeclflc
cond1UOGI Ml forth In Aid pt-
UtJon. aa follOW11, tc>-wlt : ..
(1) That the terrltory
above deecribed ahall not, nor
shall any pert lh•reof, be
liable or reepoulb&e or be sub-
ject to t&X&Uon to ~ any Pohl.on of any bonded or other
tndebtedneu of the a.aid City
of Newport Beach now emt-
inl' or incutred aubeequent
hereto and prior to the Mnex-
atlon of said territory to a.id
City of Newport Buch.
(2) That the 11treets within
u.ld territory, except thOR"
now dedicated to public uae,
shall not be so dedicated by
reason of the annexation ot
said territory.
(3) That atter said annex-
ation, the aaid City of New-
port Beach shall cause the
sewer and \Vater lines now
laid and to ¥ laJd within said
territory to be connected with
the sewer and W•ler •yatem of
&&id City, and thereafter said
City shall diapoae ot said sew-
age and ah.all supply water to
sald territory.
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• Pn>perly a!fec:tecLthcreby and
t.ba kx:ation and .,.. of Ml.ch
-"" .. -1 l"'1M-· 8ecU.. L ,,,_.the Ctty Oea1c.
ot the Cl~ ot Nowport 11oaeb
be and M hereby la .!not-
ed to...,.. a copy ot thla ,_..
lutlon to be ~ at lout
once a week for ,two 9'IOC111
Ive -prior to &aid haar-
lng, In the Newport.Balboa
~ a -per of ;.n...i
clrculaUon publlohocl In .,aid
Qty of Newport Beacb, tt ..._
Ing hereby found and -..
mined by th• City ~ ot
Mid Oty of NeWP.Ort Beach
that there LI no newspaper of
iren•ral dn:ulaUon publlah'41
In llald territory propceecl 1o
be annexed and barelDUon
deecrtbed and 4-lpated.
SeeUoa &. That It tho City
Council ot the City of New-
port Beach ftnda at the tJ.nte
and place above apectOed in
Section • hereof for the btM.r--
lng of protel'tl to the propc:>e-
ed annexation of 1'Balboa Bay-
shorea'' to aa.id City that pro-
te1ta are not made by owners
of a majortly o( the eeparatip
pa.reels of property within
said t erritory propaeed to be
annexed and hereinabove de-
scribed, the aatd City Council
will Immediately call a special
election at the time herein-
above apectfted, and aubmit to
the qualified electon residing
l.n said t erritory proposed to
b4!'J annexed the q u • • t t o n
whether such territory ahall
be alnexed ·to, incorporated ln
and made a part of aald City
of Newport Beach, subject to
the condition11 herelnabove set
forth.
On mntion of rouncllman Robert-
son, seconded by Councilman Siler,
the foregoing Resolution wu ln·
t roduced and pused by the Coun-
WHERE.AS, said J)eUtion so pre-
sented to the said Oty Council of
said Ctty of Newport Beach i1 In
form a.nd substance aa required by
the statutu of the State ot Cali-
rornia aypllcable thereto; and ell of the City or N.ewport Beach
WHEREAS, the said City Coun· at a regular meeting held on the
cit or Mid City of Newport Beach 124th day or March, 1947, and
ha8 received a report from the ' adopted by the following vote :
Plannlng Commiulon of said City A YES, Slier, blbell, Robertson.
of Newport Beach approving the Reed.
design of the subdivision of a pot-NOES: Allen.
tion of sa.id tenitory propo8ed to ABSENT: None.
be annexed and the constructlon O. B. REED.
ot the builctings and the public Mayor.
Improvements therein and recom-ATTEST:
mending that the 88.id territory be FRANK L . RINEHART, .
annexed to and incorporated in City Clerk.
ss.id City of Newport Beach. Publish March 27, April 3, 1947.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE-Nfwport·Balboa Preas
SOLVED BY THE CITY COUN·
CIL OF THE ClTY OF NEWPORT
BEACH, as foUows:
Section 1. That the said
City Council of 88..ld City of
Newport Beach intenda to and
will call a special election ln
the territory above described
and will at said special elec-
tion submit t o the qualified
electors residing within aaJd
territory propol!led by sat d
petlUoh to be annexed to said
City, and herelnabove describ-
ed, the question whether such
territory shall be annexed to,
incorporated in a.nd made a
part or the City of Newport
Beach, subject t o the con-
ditions hereinabove set forth.
Section 2. That the boun-
daries of the territory eo pro-
posed to be annex'M. to said
City of Newport Beach are
herelnabove particularly de-
scribed# and shall be hereln-
aftv known a.nd designated u
"Balboa Bayshores", and such
territory may be referred to
and incticaled upon the ballot.8
to be used at such special
election at which the que1tion
of such annexation ls 1rubmit-
ted as "BaJboa Bayahores".
Section S. That said special
election will be held 1n the
territory propoeed to be an-
nexed and deatgnated "Balboa
Bayahorea" aa aforeaaJd, on
the 10th day ot June, 11M7, tor
the purpoee of submtttlng to
U.O quallllecl electon tuldlng
within • a 1 d "Balboa B&y-
a.borea" the question whether
such "Balboa Bayab.ofta" lha11
be annexed to, inOOl'pOrated in
Md made a part of the City of
Newport Beach, aubject to the
CODdltkma be r • t n above eel
forth, -ell &aid apecla1 dee· .
11<111 all be held In &ccord-
ance wtt.b. the proYllll.ou ot the
Califonda .. Anna&tlon A.ct ot
1911" (St&lo. 191S, p. M7, ud---ta thoro\Ol ud .Jn -with the pn>--ot tJM 1l1rt""on .... ()f the
-ot CallfWDla IOYW1llng ipeCfa1 t'letkea
81 mtl1a .: Tbat 2'0tioe ..
• flatl>w 1111'*1 slnn that th9
Hth ~ ot Aprll, 1N7, at the
hour .al •:OO"o'dock P . II. ,0(
eald dq, In ii>-CcundJ Cbam-
ben ID tho Cit;)' Ball of the •
Otit" ol Newport B•ch. .. the
--....... -and
·-&%11 -awnln&' naJ -"' wltlda &aid Anitory ao propollld to be •nnax.ct aDd
-.. dmpated and -bed and h&Yln&' &Jl1 ol>-~ to-'4~ ¥-
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&%11 -not --the ---~--Mt tor -lrioarlDs &%11 ---. ot ..... ~ - -i.rri. :h'!*:.,.'° a.. cm..S --and
"""lpated, 111&1 malto --
proleot .,.inot tbit --
-ator11 14 -~
protoot m-be la WTltlas -
IMJI ~ tlM -or M-ot IM OW9m' ~on .. o1 •
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NOTICE OF AWARD
OF CONTRACT
Puniuant to statute herein men-
tlnnf'd Pnd Resolution or Awa.rd ot
Contract No. 3461, of the City
Council of the City of Newport
Beach, .CalJfornla.. adopted on the
24th day of Matth, 11M7, directing
this notice: •
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that the said City Council In opl'.'t?
eeulon on the 24th day of March,
1947. publicly opened, examined
and declared all sealed proposals
or bid.! offered for doing the fol .
lowing described work, to-wit:
The construction of vitrified
clay pipe sanitary sewers, vl.ut!ied
clay pipe house connection sewer
linee, manholes, cast iron manhole
frames and coven. "Y" branches.
vitrified clay pipe chlmneya, lamp-
holes, ...,·elded ateel pipe sewer, ce-
ment concrete encasement, rein-
rqrced concrete pipe culvert, con-
cfete cradles and piers, together
with appurtenant work in connec-
tion with any and all Items or Im-
provement herelnabove mentioned,
all as more particularly described
In Re~lution of Intention No.
3424, pa.saed and adopted by the
City Council of aa1d City on the
13th day of January, 19-47, and on
fi le in the office of the City Clerk
of said City. •
For further partlculan rerer-
ence la hereby made to said Re80-
lutlon of lntentlon No. 34.24 and
lo the pl&n.1: profilea and draw-
tnga on fUe in the office of the
City Engineer of laid City of New-
port Beach, and to the opeclfie&·
Uons for the aaid work heretofore
adopted by the said City ~uncU
and on rue lD the office of Jhe City
Clerk of aald City. and all of llald
plant, proftlfll, drawings and •pe-
cUications heretofore approved bJ
the Cltt OOuncll of llald City .,..
COJIPLl:'l'S
Motoring Service
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IDcorpOnled beNin and made a ·32 Counties Plan
part -and moreaco, la her&-
b7 mado t11onto ,.,.. • more pazt1. Exhlblta at Fair
.-doialptlon or aid work.
Bald City Council baa deter-Thirty-two count!u have given
mlDOd ~ dec:l&rocl that th~ con-dellnlte todlcaU'"""'•Y will place
t.empl&ted work and bnptovemenl cxhJbtt. of their agricultural and hentotore mentioned WU In the
opinion of aa1d 'city CouncD of other product. at the 1947 Call-
ll)Ol'e than tocal or ordinary public fomia State Fa.tr, to be held tn
benetlt and the Mid City COuncll Sacl'Olllento August 28 through
bu "ln&de the ~ of a&id Sept.ember T, Fair direct.on were
work chupable upon a dillrtct. told at \helr March meetins here.
ror the particular dotcrtpti.on of In addition, ntne more have
the Aid ~ct rte:rence la here. made lnqulrlea regarding e'Xhfbtt.t,
by mact. th a'.aJd ReeoluUon of In-Kenneth Fry, exhibit auperviaor,
tenUon No. :S.U•. a&Jd Exhibit. fl'om Orange
Sald City Coundl bu deter-County will be announc~ later.
mined and declared that aerial The largest number of counUes
bonda beerlng lntereet at the rate to exhibit at the Fair In ita 88
of 11x (9 ) per cent per annum and yeara waa 129, ln 1941 when the
ex.ten~ over a period ending lut Fa.Ir wu held None have
nine (9) yean from the aecon':l been held •lnce then due to the
day ol January next aucceedlng war.
the nut October 15th following
their date, will be tuued hereunder
in the manner provided by the
"Improvement Act of 1911", being
Part 8, Diviaion 7 of the Streets
and Highw•ya Code of the state
of Calitomia. to represent each
aaaeament of Twenty-five <m .oo,
Dalian or more remaining unpaid
tor thirty (30) day. afte.r the dat~
of the warranL
Sheet Metal Shops
Planned for Area
Th~ Office of Temporary Con·
trola gt"allted two pennita for
commercla1 construction in · the
Harbor aN:a !Ml week.
Bertren l. and Lester A. Smith.
1829 Newport avenue, were given
an approval to build a sheet metal
shop costing SSOOO.
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BRUSH FIR.IC -
Local firemen are
sbdwn exttn-
guilihing a bru•h
fire which blazed
up at Carnation
and Pacif ic ave-
nue in Corona det
Mar Tuesday
night.
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Gift Tax Returns
Deadline April 15
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· ~y DOnates $370
To City Treasury
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Aii of the J.ork herein ordered
s hall be done and carried lhroUA"h
ln pursuance of an Act of the Le-
gi.tlature of tbe State of California,
designated the .. Improvement AL:t
of 1911 .. , being Pa.rt. l, 2 and 3 o1
DiviJllon ' of the Streets and
H ighway• Code.
Robert J . Rothwell, 323 Poppy
!ltreet. w1ft build a heating, plumb-
ing and aheet. metal repair shop,
1704 Cout lllghwsy, for $10,000.
lt was granted an tl!e buia of il8
being thf' only service at Its kind
In the community.
Thomas H. Kuchel, Slate Con-· The c'ty \Vas $370 richer this
trolle r, today caJl~d attention t~ 1-··t>ck ··••hrn the Army s ent a check
the fact that gift tax returns for I . urer J A Gant In the last calendar year must b.. to City Tre!-5 · · ·
filed with his otnce an ar before place of removing build!nga and
the 15th o! April. Returns filed putting land on the Coe.st High-
after that date are subject to a \Va\' leased from the city back
10 per cent penalty. , in t~ its original shape, the Army
The aald City Council did by
aaid Reeolu Uon of Award of Con·
tract No. 3'481, award tlle contract
for the doing of the 81Lid work to FAR.!W BUREAU
the JOweat.. regular, responsible BROADCASTS DAD. Y ' . bidder. to-wtt: lo V. C. K.. CON-
Ever~/ dono1 wh~ h rs n::i .e a decided to make a donation. gift to any one donee of rrorf rt '
exceeding $4,000 in value; or \\':l
has made a gift of a future In-
terest in property, regardless of
valu.•. ici requirl :I to file a return.
Also. all per sons who receive such
Police Investigate
Prowler Charge
STRUCTION CO. at the prices
named in their bid on me in the
ofnce of the City Clerk of said
City.
Dated this 2:»th day of March,
19-47.
Farm Advisor Harold E. \Vahl-
berg announced that the Agricul-
tural Extension Service inaugur-
ated Its da.lly Orange County F arm
Forum over K . V. 0. E . Monday. gift.a are required to report them. Police are investigating a report
FRANK L. RINEHART,
City Clerk of the City of
Newport Beach, California.
Pub. March 27, April 3, 1947.
Newport-Balboa. Press
FOUR"S A CROWD
R obert. Raymond Scott of Costa
Mesa waa.<t:iled by police at Cen-
tral and Palm for having four
~-:ople in the front seat of bU car.
Kuchel saJd that forms for filing by A. H . Grary that the house et
the returns may be obtamed from· 1519 Ea.st Central has been dam.
his offjcea at '458 South Srir:ng aged by someone trying to gain
street, Los Angeles 13; 78:5 Mar-admittance. Screens were cut, a
ket street. San Francisco 3; and broken knife blade was found,
Sta te Cupltol, Sacramento. and footf>rints were ·noted.
orecast for . fin er performance
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All }'!lUt llichfi<ld Dula !or
JO'll' tr.. copy o! Rlch6dd'1
We1tern Tra•el Almanac.
IIHY CIIR ---/!HY SEASON
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Changing seasons ll(C: not a matter of months here in
the West •.• but hours. That's why "climatic oonuol"
plays $Uch a vital part in the production of the new
RichDdd gasoline. · ·
These new fuels will give swift evidence of RichDeld'1
research and modern refining facilities the first time
you try a tankful on your own personal road test.
Fill your tank with the new RichDdd higher octane
gasoline. Then test it wi\h scientific sureness. Demand
instant starting ••. smooth acceleration. Drive on ,any • highway •.• in any climate and then switch off the key
an4 add up the extra mileage. We believe you'll agr~
with us ; • "The new RichDdd is truly a great gasoJ.i.iic."
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SHREDDED -WHEAT llEIJ.OCC'I 14c ' '-" pq,
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WHEATIES DIUJ'AIT OJr 12c ' ---ZOOM l'llClllll'8 ...... ,_ 21c -........ ,, , ..... ,...
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RUSKETS LOMA l.lllDA'S 16c ........ "9nMI:
CROC:OUft OVALTINE H-63c Pl.AYOUD
TOMATO JUICE ....... 22c ..... ,,.
BLENDED JUICE o.MJ.o 3 • 27c , Ko. r.
ORANGE JUICE ~~ 2 • 25c
HAWAll~N PUNCH ~ 87c
GRAP£FRUIT JUICE nom.• 2 • 19c W..IC... -
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LEMON JUICE II. C. P.
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KRAFT'S MUSTUD =.:-,__ 9c
LUNCH MEAT ~ ..,., .. , 38c
.l""1l-CORD & HASH ~ 29c
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U. S. No. I-Genuine StipJUrin lied B1im 1rom Florida
New POTATOES 3U&
Juat IJb n.-trom y-Own Gcadn-Fr.U Green OaioM.
RADISHES'. 2 Bancb .. 5c
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HUNT'S NEW SPUDS ~.!" 23c
SEA-SIDE LIMAS ~ 16c
CORN PICTSWEn ~1~ lie
--STRING BEANS =~ 1 23c
""" .l""1l-SUCED BEDS ~ 14c
-SPRING KIST PEAS ~ 17c
..._ TOMATOES =-... 1w. 18c
PLUMS :.,,!" 27c
PEARS ... ~ 43c
PEACHES ~· ~ 30c
FRUIT COCKTAIL~K37c
TOM. SAUCE ~ 3•21c
BOYSEN BERRIES ~-·~~· 49c
MIX. VEGETABLES ~.s= 27c
LIMAS PRATT'S PIOZElf 36c 12-.. ,....
YOUR IJUCING NffOS
AKING POWD. ~": ™ 19c
C. , ...... AKE MIX AUGER'S ......... 29c
SWANSDOWN CAD! noua 33c I.if. Pa •. :•
PREMIUM CHOCOLATE ~ 24c
COCOANUT :=w "" 39c
GOlD MEDAL NOODLE _,""" ,_ 27c l .... l'q •
MOLASSES GWl>MA'S :;: 23c , ·/
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CUT Rm WAx PAPER :i ... 19c
OLD ENGUSH WAX ::,•11 ... 49c •
IROOMS OUVE · :.:. • $1.25 •
CLOROX· . :. -28c ..
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MUI llUlrSOM' 'a 0 2 .. 21c
TOY laOOMS 49c
IOllllCKS-AMMOHIA .:: Uc
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By ROD J.b.cMJIJJAN
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LOOA1< lM>WLEBs
PREPARE TO PLAY
IN ABC TOURNEY
':'wo tnma from tho Newport
t:cbor area. and a t.b.1rd tum
m t de t1p moetly ot Barl>orlt.M,
"•ill p&rttdpa.te ln the Am~
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' llarbor Borsehiders Lose In
Quart.er Finals at Pomona Tourney
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Newport Harbor' High'• Vanf•tyo.__---------~--
ln Loe Angeles.
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• baaeball team lost Jn the t,.uarter
ftn&la of the co=tton round of th~ Pomona Bu Tounia.ment
TUeaday u they wed to Hunting·
ton Beaeh 3-1.
Casabas, Myrehn's
Keep Basketba.11 Pace
By Tuesday's Wins
Lono.te Vincent'... Balboa Phar.
macy will be the tint local team
to pa.rticipate u they go into
pla.y tomorrow night at 10:,30-in
the booater dJvtaion. On the
Phannacy team will be Lea Law-
rence who carries a 1 T7 average;
Cannan A.rezone, 184; Bob R1ck-
ettt., 178: Chauncey Druck. 17-4 ;
and Curley Snyder, 178.
c0URT OP' HONOR-;Partlclpa.Ung in Barbor Area Boy . Sc~ut ·
father and aon annual dinner and Court of Honor are Sherltf Jamea
Mualck, Robert Hancock, Ivtan Hoffered, Ralph Rea, Reger Garden,
and Richard Nobly in the top photo. while Red Zi m erly, Bob
' The Tan threw their weakest
pitchers agairuit Colton ln the
opener ln on:ler to have aome
alrength left shouJd they proceed.
1'hey lost this game 12-3 and play-
ed Compton ln the tint round at
the con.sola.Uon bracket two hou.. ..
later. BUI Smith was· on the
mound for the locala and came
out on top 7..:5. 'Ibe Tan dJd not wfii. without a scare, a.a Compton
staged a tour run rally In the last
of the seventh with two outs.
Tbe Casaba Club and Myrehn'a
Service kept ln the race tor the
championab.ip of the third round of
the Community Bu~etbaU League
by winning their pmea Tueeday
night. Newport Associated stayed
one game out in front u they
swept aside Harbor Glu:s, 38-23.
NetUe.a. Don BayU. Jimmy Hanson, ElwOod Depontee, H arold Hllll,
Pink's Coeta Mu.a Pharmacy
boys will get their whirl May 4.
They will go lnto a.ctlon with A .
L. Pinkley, Ralph Myrehn, Charley
Hanson, Buck Long, and Omar
\Villtama.
Rocer Garden, Davtd Gardner, Jack Woods, and Re.1ph Rea arc
ahown belcryv < Presa Photo)
• SmJth at.ruck out nine batters ln
the seven innings.
Bob N ettlet1 took the moun!r
agalnst the Oilers Tueeday but
had wobbly support. He held the
opponent.! to five hits and all
three TUn8 we re unearned.
The Casabas were Jed to a 48-lS
win over the Islaodera by Jlm
Wells who hit the meah tor 14
point.s, and Glynn Young who tal-
lied 12. BIU Van Hom WU high
for the l!llanden. with 8.
MVREllN''S WINS
The most exciting game of the
evening came aa Myre.hn'a barely
eked out a 46-41 win over the Har-
bor Legion. Bud _!..ttrtdge'a 18
points took top honors for the
winners. E arl Coppenmllh &nd
Johnny Statz lied tor the losen1,
u they each sank 16 point.I.
Playing without their mainstay.
Dale Barnes. the Asaoclales had
to go all out to knock over Harbor
Glass. Jim Kennell .sank 13 points
to lead the winners, closely fol-
lowed by Dent Robinson with 11.
Fred Shand was h.lgh tor the
Gia.as lads, with 11.
N ates ..... BIU \Veathen\'SX
wu out8tandlng f ew the locals
es be oonnected for at least
Olle ~It in each pine ..• .Don
Wa"I'• stinging single wttb
tbe bMes loaded, ln the Oom~
ton g:ame dl'Ovc In three ruD8--
wlth the aid of a Tarter er-
ror ..... The Tan mt the
Hunttncton Beach game
largef;r be<:ause of poor Jud~
ment O!I' the part of some ot
tbe players at various polo~
during the game -not only
because o f errors.
CASABAS PLAY LEGION
Games next week will rind the
Casabas ta.king on the Mesa Le-
gion at 6 :45. The Balboa laland-»fil W th ....,.,__ era \vill play the Harbor Leg1on
-D e8 erwax ~ ..1.ac at 7 :<O and Myrehn's will play
-Harbor GIUI at 8. Bill W~therwax ia thia week's
Star Tar. He la one of the most The Standlnp
prorniaing baaeball proapecta ever N . Aasoclated 5 O 275 200
to play for Harbor High. In the \V L pl.9. opp.
P omona Tournament li lhi9 C&aabaa ··-········· 5 1 199 164
week, he wa.a the only ~!:.i e;layer Myrehn's -········· 3 1 157 101
to get a sate hit in all three games. Harbor Legion 1 3 131 163
He plays catcher at h1a favorite Ialanden .......... l 3 87 134
game a.nd playa fD a team In Harbor Gla.aa .... 1 3 107 121
Fullerton during the summer. Meaa Legion. ... O 4 89 176
Bill ta alao out.landing ta.ck.le
on the football team. He waa J . V. BASEBALL..EBS
first string laat fall and haa been PLAY EXCELSIOR
menUoned u all League Umber The Newport Harbor Junior
for next year. A Junior, Bill Ls Varsity baaeba.ll team will play
acUve in achool doing'B and ta a ExcelaJor High Wednesday, at
member of the Hi-Tar club. Harbor High_
SALE OF
Nursery Stock
20% Discount
Flowers, Shrubs, Ever·
green Trees, Oranges,_
Lemons, Limes and
Grapefruit
Flower and Vegetable Plants
PEAT FERTILIZERS LEAF MOLD
REDWOOD TRELLISES
COSTA MESA NURSERY
480 RBWPOBT BLVD.
The thlrd team, aponaored by E.
B. Trickey of Santa Ana, will be
composed of Coeta Meaa bowlera
Harry Burdick lUld Harry Hy~.
Morrie Crawley &na "Beaver"
Goody.
MIDGETS TO ROLL
OVER 78 LAPS SUN.
The mJghty midgets or the Red
Circuit '"'"ill race over 78 lapa Sun-
d ay at· the Huntington Beacb
Speedway, starting at 2 p. m. with
Lime trials at 12:30. A hot ra.ce
is in store u the regul&r apeed-
stl't S lry to halt Corky Benson,
\Vho made a grand entry to South.
e rn California rac ing by taking
the main 30 lappet Sunday by
nosing out seasoned Walt Faulk-
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BASE.BALLERS PLAY
VALENCIA
The h igh school ba.aeballers will
see action next Monday as they
ente rtain Valencia High School.
WednMday they will travel to Ex-
celsior for a tt-('1at ch with the
Pilot.a.
Trout Season Opens
Saturday. April !ith, will mark
the opening day tor trout flahl.ng
for thousand.a of Southern Cali-
fornia flahermen. Many local
hopetula will go to San Juan
Creek tn quet11l tor firat day
catches.
Volleyball Lead
Falls to Tie '
Woodworth and Mathew• are
tied ror the lead in tie business
men'• volleyball league held at
Harbor High on Thunday nighta.
Standlnp
TRACKMEET RAINED OUT
The trackmeet between Newport
Harbor, Orange Rnd Downey H igh
Schools , at Orange wu cancelled
la.iit Ft1day due lo frequent rain-
f&ll \\'hich put the tracl( unJ ':
\<1nte r.
R ECORDS .~ALL AT MESA
Two track recordl fe-ll at Coste
Mesa Alain School last week
l'tfaurlce Langdale shattered the
hlg-h j ump mark as he leaped ~vs··.
'the second record breaking per-
formance was rung up by Bob
Van.Drimlen in the shot put. R e
put the pellet 41 '6'" out Into apace.
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The announcement laat week
lhat the Southern Section C. I . F.
champtonahip winner• wouJd me~.l
the Loa Angeles City champ~o;i
In football and Qther sports was
accepted Ln moat corner.s aa ll
step fol"'Nard on the part of the
South~ru Cal1fomia H1gh Schools.
Southern California, aIWaya one-
of lhe top athlete producing s f'c-
tlons •n the United States, ha!I w
Woodwdrth ····--·······-········-··-4
Mathews· ····-··-··········--····-······· 4
Anderaon -···············-········-···· 3
Brown ........... ........... ........ ..... 1
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2 In any aport. The City and
2 C. I. F . even abide by different
3 rules in some sport.a, auch as
:5 trac k. The w eight diviaiona for
Barrett's Realty
Edges Into First in
Merchants Bowling
Barrett's Realty, holding second
place during the leaFJ.e play thus
far, have finally edged Lnto !Inst
place In the Costa Mesa Mer-
chant 's bowling league.
A. T opping of Crawford's Drugs,
bowled the '1ghest game wtth a
234. He al9o nabbed the high
series honors with 669. Craw-
fo rd's Drugs took team honors tor
lhe high series with 2564.
pstticipnnl.8 li te different under
lhc sepa ra.tc-school athletic tultng
had.lea. It Is believed that these
differencea may eoon ~ changed
so that the City and C. I. F . ath-
letes 1,1,·ill participate on even
terms. ·
The Htate of Caliromla will have
a granJ champJon tni.ck meet this
year .1t Visalia May 31. Thi!
cc.rncr hu: been wondering if they
\Viii let the City Bees, w1th 88 and
below ex p C' n en ts, participate
against the C. I. F . Bees with 87
liltd below. .The time may come
when all California high schools
will be under one jurisdiction and
there \\'ill be a slate play6 rt In
each sport. The Standinp w L Texu hM one of the rinest
Ban-ell's Realty -·····-······· l9 11 high achooJ athletic programs of
Vlrg'a Garage ···-····-··········· 18 l2 a.ny state. Schoola are grouped
Crawford's Drugs ········--···· 17 13 Into cl&.83 A, B, C, and D, accord-
Belote's Studio ········-········· 17 13 ing to the number of atudent.a.
s d N lar 1• 1• "A" schoola compet e only witn ymp&0n an o .......... v v d th th era 1 17 "A'a·· an e o er schools do w ey Furniture --·-····-··· 13
18 likewia~. You don't find schools Pink's Dru.gs ....... ·····-····-··· l2 S .An ~-----• .:................................. Well.1!1' Realty -·················· 9 21 8Uch u anta _ &, a three year
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... ~ dente. In other words, all tchoob
t'\re placed in a league where they
have a chance to win an(! the
manpower situaUon i. even. all
the w:iy uouf\d. ,
Glblot •••• Pu>J Grlmmand
ll"ranlt Brewer a.re tnldget auto
r.cing ln Auatra.lia, Frank'• llome-
11.: PRESENTS . .. ladn. Tbey are oxpe<tod back In
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01 Entr'> c:i~0 for ~ eou.se. The Art ll:xlll--...-s>t 11111 Oolllmore!tlJ 0r-Blue Room ,,,_1.0 , New Balboa Fh:in OPEN KID~ tdUM will opea to tbe public Oil parUMDt ta -·~ to ...... a '-.Jal.' ... AnnUaJ Art Display 'ftlunda7, .April 1Tlh, and Will ... fin minute ~.,,._. talk fol· 11..6.. Ne' W 'Dossna • . TUln&' onr John 8adl•h'• Bat-
• ; • maln open tar tour daJL Tho fowUls a IJl'lat -mootlnl: ~ A/' ....., -Office at 802 Main ltl'eet. IS
Amollg the man7 Southun caJ.· ~ plctw'e wW be purdlued Muotc atu-u under the .....,_ -.;, .._.-..ie _,. -a .... 1.,., promln<nt Harbor-
1!_,_ • -·-· ~-ba .. _,_,_ -,th the •-award ~-whlcll tlon of Mr. LM Sawin wW flll'n!o!i . Ito of Si :r-z'• atandlng. The vuua A.I"-w-.i --.,, Wll ........, tr•-ta...,.,. TM Biiie Rooa. otM•ld will be known th 1n~1cated u..,. wm dhlblt pic. ~. Newport Beach Jllbell Club bu a varied and lnte...unr Prosnm-.-. nnn u • t·t~ at the Newport Harbor !onated u 1pon.IOI' ,of t.h1I yUl"'a Pupi1.e wiU aJao partlctpate In 3 ~ week _., ~ 99\V mu-South Cout ~alty and Inve1t.
.... ,...., Sclwlol rw-i.7 are Mfltord \rt ExhlblL Khool eclonca der.i:on.etrat!ola. An JllC* eat of 6e1f WUMo aad C.· ment O:>. 'nliey wtl1 handle r N'll
-... .....-.-· lnterc•tl.ng higbl!gbt of tbe eve-o. a.tmq. 11oa .._ .,. .,,... Nt&te. Wun.nee, 1afety depostt ~i:· !::'" o.!:: ~~.!"'~ PTA Board Plans nlng will be • talk st-under -•·die ..,. ~ 'hr bOX ... u well u otter notary ....
Angeles, Rl!x Brandt. J,oan_ Irving the au.plcu ot the Oran.ce county Md know wt1ai ButMw fo&b vice.
-.NO.a) A riJ M tin Health Dep:irtmont, when :U.... JIU le die ...,. ot -. ..-in .u.octatod with Mr. Greeley will .::n'!t ani:.,~~:peJ:n.c::: f.' u.& P ee g .lttn,e S~dc.ra, school n~ lnU-o ... a ~ of delldoal .,_ be JOHphJne B. Webb and John
en 1 ..Mabel Hutchin.Ion of RJVtf'. The Executive Boa.rd ot the ducc1 lotlsa Belen faul, well known fooda. WU.O. 1'"M fonnertJ A. Wallace, broken. while Monte
Phyalo-th,r:ipl1t. wt~ Vaas'a. wMle.C-.aey .._ R. Grtme1 wU1 handle lnaurance.
rt-I... and Carl SChmJdt Of San Newport Harbor B.lP School P a· ImtaJfaUon ot otllcera wtll con. boea wltll WMte'• Coffee 8bop S&dlelr wtll devote hJa tlJne to
!k nardJno. · rent.. Teacher AMociaUon m e t ·elude · the meeting 1nd a IOCi&I 09 Balboa la!aad for 10 yean. ht. Qfftce In Corona del Mar.
.1\.!l ind:icat lona point to an lm· Tuesday, March ~. ln the Board hour wUI follow. ' )!n. Lonn.le Lomted at ,_.109 Palm ave--
rrr¥Jve lilt of. entries Utd ea.ch :oom at the high achool. Report• Vincent •-In -•-:ge ot the iat--r. •· ~ ... _ _.t-•---1-th "' "'"' ...::: •oe, tlM MW operston -ve -c ,,e.y more ~~-are expre-.J-1,g -;ere made for the year at l1 tsslited by member• of t)te -..a--pluia' ...-lmproverneat. for
:-. :'esire to have example• of thetr time, a.nd the Procedure books cia tlon r.om Balboa. and New ......... , .. c>!"k preaented when the exhibit turned in. ....,.... tM Blue Boom. laeludlAI' •pro-
op.:ns on April 17th. Mn. We1ley Fowler, the Preal. rram of ent.ert&la.,,..t •lated Costa Mesans Visit tor t1te cocktail 1oaap. <Yo• ?icturea are to 'be sent in for dent, before taking the memben won•t be able to eoinp1a1a about
.,,,gtng on Friday, April 11th. '' luncheon .., her guesu: an-Arizona Relatives · p.toes, either, ...,. WUooa wbo Th~s will allow tJme for the com-1ounced that the final meeUng of bu In IP1Dd a Blue Room :: tee In eharjre to properly di&-the P . T. A . would be held Tue1day Mr. e.nd Mn. S&m Crawford
Maggie's Back
Now we know 1t·1 really FA.Ster
week. Back at the local locku;i
to &Jd In the Easter TWlh Is
.,Maggie" Buchanan, who quit hPr
cle.rtcal duties there recently to
aawme a poaltton wtth a lej?'al
fl.rm In Loi Angeles.
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DAIL'!'
DALE'S DONUTS
AND COFFEE SHOP
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pl"Y the collection entered. ~vening, April 8th. at 7:30 P . M. and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bw-dick •peci&I iteak wtUl all tbe t.rtm-
Last year's exhibit Included 7~ 'n the high school cataterta. Th~ recenUy 1pent a week In Phoenlx, mlnp for Sl.13!) Complete • dlnnen and dl•hel a la carte rlctures while lhia year's art dis· .. heme of the month ta t o be, "Un-Arizona. The two couples viaited \\ill two featured. pl:iy ta o:pected to have at lea.at ''"1'3tl\11dlng Atakes Good Parent.a." Mn. Burdiok.'•· btother and siater--
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Mother Visits :hfesan j Pkut.e Ber,;.c,(Uf, 5.2.43-/ I
M ... Louloe J . Taney, 2406 Santa ,. 1759 N. A ST M j
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Judging this year's entries will the Kilo.. Tanda chapter Ca.mp F ire and Mr. Crawford's •liter and her
he Phil Dike of Choulnard Art In-Girl members, and the Invocation hWlband, ltr. and Mrs. J im
ctitute, and serving wtth h.lm will oy Father Noonan, of our Lady Chethum.
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thing, uae· a Preas cla.sstfted ad. lla Greif of Los Angeles. l ~------------------·--··---~
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• A c-pi.te Liile <# 1100< C-eriago ,
f.UDLUM CARPET WORKS .
• Phone 2806 ' sANTA ANA l 1122 s. Main St.
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An lntWMUJ>g pMnomenon baa
been brought to our attentJon by
.pectators who have been eye..wtt..
neMelt tor t.be paR. .tx yeara. Ttte
story Of the com1.ftl' of the .-al·
1.,,.., to Ban 3\lan Caplatrano la
:;===~=========~=~========il we!l known -allo the tact Uiat i" thla year they arrived four daya
la ~tow. early. Notwtthltandlnr thla un·
O.t.ll ft.t.TJON
NEWPORT BEACH
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DON llJCIUNOTON,
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uaual occurrence, however, on the
•x.act 11n1val date for the pa.st •ix
yea.n, hundred.I of the Utlle btrda
h1've circled over the white b~
that goes over the canyon at Ool.
denrod avenue, then have c!lnd
down and proceeded to make their
nuta ln the Rcluded port.ton. of
the br1dge. Th1.a t. an example ot
the wonden of nature that we
could observe it we just took the
time and patience to dO so.
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U'C Standard Po ultry 'Howe Spray to kill mites, li ce, ticks and
11cas. Comet mixed, ready to use. A dime's worth covers more
than 100 square feet and stays active for days. And use Stand-
ard White Oil No. 9 U.S.P. to stfp up egg production ftom
listless hem. Mix with fttd. frs
noo-ircitatiog mineral oil that
helps bowel movements.
Clayton Thompson
\\'boleule Dl11trlbutor
to• N '"''PO rt llubor
Mn. Robert 0 . Ru.. 248 P oppy
avenue, entertained oii. Monday,
March Slat, her ailter , Mn. Nan
E. R owe of Glendale, Calif .. ahd
Ml"9. Maude Davia from St. Jo.epb,
DI., who are enjoying a two.week.I
eojourn at the El ,ca&tno Hot el
In Laguna B!'ach. Thll wu the
fi r !!l t ime tor many yean that
these three have been together,
a.nd •nO?edleas to Jy, hu been a
\vonderful reunJon.
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Mrs. Henry Morse and her two
children. Her.r:Y and Aloha. are
spending Euler wttk at their
home on Begonia avenue, Corona
del Mar.
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M r . and M rs. Han')' Westover
and H arry Jr, 1615 Pacific Drivu,
are spending the curttnt week In
their lovely beach home. It would
not seem that 1ifrs. Westover Is
getting a rest, ho\vever , u Palm
Sunda )' brought eleven gueata
down for the day. On W ednes-
day, April 2nd, H arry Jr. with se\'.
crnl of his friends from Black Fox
1-l llitar y Academy, spent the day
on Santa Catalina Island.
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Du:-1n g the past week lhe Et1
Senmons and Mrs. Ada R. P l:"lti-
john f1·om Colton. and Dr Geor~L'
S'1.'.lrp 3 family Crom Pn,11actena
j .. t:r neyt'd dO\\'ll to their homes on
Pacific Dri\'L; tn fin J out whclh··r
nr not ~ny damoge had· been done
by th(> recent fire, \Yhich burnc-d
u;> the bank from the IO'-''er road
nnd caused much excitement ln ~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\Corona de! Mar. It seems that 1 l·verybody and hie brother turned
1Ul for this bright occa.slon. which
night have well tu.med o ut Lo be
\ "house-warming" had it not been
fo r the prompt action o f our fire.
departments of the Newport H ar-
bor district.
Greater
All-American
azo Coast Highway Market
LIQUOR DEPT.
BJl.S'J'BB SPBCIJl.£S
While They Last Supply Llmlted
Mac Pherson's Clnny Scotch, 1/5 $6.95
One to a Customer
POPULAR WINES
Excellent for Dinner or Cooking
4/5 pint 3 for 88¢
\VE HA VE BONDS
I. W. Harper 1/5 ........ $6.76 Old Crow 1;5 .......... $6. 76
Yellowst.ooe 1/5 ........ 6. 76 K y. Tavern 11 5 ........ 6.80
Bonded Beam .. ........ 6. 76 Old Heaven Hills ...... 6. 76
Old Crow, pt. ···-······· 4.25
Old Fltzgerald, pt. ... 4.28
Y eUowstone, pt. ..... .. . 4.25
• Old Forrester, pt. .... 4.25
BLENDED BOURBON
Imperial .................. 1/5 $3.42 pt. $2.19
Bellows .................... 1/5 4.13 pt. 2.60
Fleischmann's ..... 1/5 3.70 pt. 2.33
King's ... ........ . .......... 1/5 S.92 pt. 2.48
Golden Wedding ...... 1/5 8.98 pt. 2.47
Lord Calvert's ............ 1/5 4.57 pt. :?.86
Four Roses 1/5 4.30 pt. 2.73 1/s pt. 1.39
Creme of Ky.1/5 .3.47 pt. 2.19 1/1 pt. 1.12
Schenley's 1/5 3.93 pt. 2.47 1/t pt. 1.25
BJIS'l'Bll SPBCU'-
we have 8c!oteh at popalar prices.
We have a lilnltied ~ ef. em a HID, 513 Straight
Whiskey, 49% 1Grala Nfllltml Spbtta.
Special Pdoed at $4.25 a ftftll
We Diliver to Your Home or Yacht
.... _. Betto= _5290-W
....-:: un ar· 1aa cau
. . 820 Coast Highway
Newport Beai:h, California
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?-trs. Leo C ross. 429 Heliot rope
J.\·enue, has returned home from
St. Joseph's Hospital in Santa Ana
.J.nd is making rapid strides toward
complete recovery.,This will bring
~ladness to the hearts of her many
frtenW. • • •
It is good to see John H ogan
back on deck after a per iod of con-
finement in hi! home. Hogan's
~t arket doesn't S('em natural v.•lth-
,1ut the frtendly smile or ilJI pro-
prietor. • • •
Mre. Jane Denny and daughter
':arole-, 421 H eliotrope, a.re spend-
ing Easter \\'eek at Lake Elsinore
vilh their friends Mr. a.nd Mrs.
R.u~se ll Baumgartner.
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The \\'Omf'n of the Caprilla
-·i rcJ,~ o f Congrc~ational Church,
.... ·:u ona de! M ar. are Invited to be
':1e .':"Ul'l'ls of the 1A'Omen's organJ-
~.1tion or the Congt"egatlonnl
~hurch ln Laguna Beach on Aprll
Slh. at two o'clock.
CDM Church Plans
3 Easter Services
The Corona del Mar Community
Church, Congregational, announces
three chu rch services for Easter
momift g. The t int service will
be held at 7 a. m . There wtll be
anTlrpriate Eaater music by the
ch oir of lhe church, and the mini-
ster, the Rev. Perry F. Schrock,
will prern::b a br1ef sermon on the
topic, "Early Morning Religion."
Duplicate eervicea will be held
at 9 :30 a. m. and 11 a. m. on the
topic ''Created to be Immortal.••
Two fe•tures ot the 9 :30 service
will not be repeated • an Euler
song by the children of tbe pri.
mary and junior department. of
the church acbooJ. and the rece~
t ton of new memben. · ~
New choir guwna will ald In ti\•
beauty ot the arvfcel. The cho-
rus choir wru be under the dtrec-
Uoa of Mary Batten Stettenaen.
Mn. Lester H. V1erllng, -3olln
M. Miller and Klm Eleanor TOWll'
will "" lbe .oololotll. -Mar-garet Scll&rle wUJ be lb• organtot.
EASTER
CAIDY llllb 'Stall.er
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'Fishing' Party-Notes
Sixth Birthday of '
Corona del,Mar Bay
On Tbundey oftemooD, April
11th. rnnlllln "Poncho" llchulu
celebrated bla olJttb birthday and
• party ,.... elven by, Illa mother
ln bonor of the occuton.
Fourteen suMte were pruent
at lh6 Behults home, :we Poppy
avenue. trom three unW five
o'cloclc frw a lovely tJ/ne. The
"'flah1n.c"' mout wu the theme of
the Jl"rt)' and little candy flah ..
YfeN hidden throughout the houa~
tor the children to hunt. Prtzea
were ctven...to tho9e who found the
ipeeial gold and aDver tlahes.
A larp 'box COVtted. with crepe
paper WU tuJed wllb glfta, tor
which UM sue-ta -rt.bed". The
ce.nterpiece of the re.fruhment
table wu ma.de of coloRd 1&r.1:!
on whJch were placed cmalJ mer-
chlldren and baby flab. At each
end ot the table wu a bouquet of
roee• and sweet pea.a 1n aheU vues.
Each child had a small lhell filled
with candy at hla place, aleo a
place.card Ln the ahape of a fiah.
An tce-eream birthday cak e, ap.
proprtately decorated, and apple
juice comprised the refreahments.
Guests were David Springer.
Roy Mather, Lorren Fletcher, Gary
Caldwell , Kent Harvey, Stephen
Butterworth, Roy R. Yarnell, Da-
vid Lucas, Bruce Lucu, Billy
White, RJcha.rd Palm. Mary Weil,
and "Sister'' Sally Schultz.
Kitchen Shower
Given in Honor of
Kathleen Sadleir
~trs. W . Frank Powers, 601
;.targuertte avenue. wu hostess
for a kitchen 11hower given fo r
Kathleen Sadleir on Saturday
~ ftcrnoon. ~faoc:h 29th. A n ap-
proprlat'.' sho"'er g'll.me "'as played,
prlzen for \\'hich went to Mrs.
John ~1 , a ior. first. and Kathle"n
S:i.dlf'lr, consolatlon. A recipe box
,\''IS prc1H'ntcd to the bride-el(>Ct
"ro1n y.•hlch a c:ard was given to
1 c~ ~t·st for a favorite rec ipe
to be \\'litll'n 1'" ~·1. ShO\\'er I';.-s
·vrre pl ace-d 111 a la:·g e clothr J·
bask.el . layin ri:1 its side on ! 1.i'
dining-room t~'.lle . ·Rcfr..:.shmc" ..s
of angel food cake and ice er· :i.m
Wt>re served. ,
Guests were Me&damcs P crry
Schrock, Edway>d Goodell, Gco:·0 '
Lewie, Phil B~ett. Frances Cox,
Newton Cox , Harold Wilson. Lynn
HulthH, Low<'ll Newlon, O. Z.
Robertaon, Sidney Blackbeard,
J ohn Meadof. Ronald Bernasconi,
Edward Hackett, H . K. Allen,
Frank Bates, Lewi..e A. Norman.
Campbt!ll, Guatave Grupe, Arthur
KCmper, Herbert K ing, Gerald
Ritchie, C. Lewis Baltz, John Sad-
telr, John S . E. Young, Ella Leigh.
ton, Afrs. Vaughn from Long
Beach, and the Misses Margart!t
Scharle, Ele11nor Young, and Kath-
leen Sadlelr.
Sister Hostesses
To Thirty Friends
At Hurley Bell
J.!rs. \\'allace E . Crowell, 200
Femlea.t avenue, and her sister
Mrs. Joe L. Stamp, BalbOa Island.
were co-hostesses at a beautiful
spring bridge-luncheon, given al
the H urley-Bell on \\'ednesday,
March 26th, for thirty of their
frtenda from the Nev.rport Haibor
District. , After a delicious repast.
for which the Hurley-Bell is fam·
ous, the afternoon \VB.S spent In
playing bridge. Prizes were cap-
tpred by Mrs. H endrick Dllt.s, first,
Mrs. Irene Hiller. Second, Mrs.
Ralph Holden, third s.nd Mrs. Sid-
ney Blackbeard, consolation.
tu"\ -We'il1 W11 <:.M
t-IM ~ pflbUd °'
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Grc 1he cleaner 1bat hep.
ruit colors brisht. ru1•
re:.J ly cle1n. The oew
H oo•tt 28 Oeane:r
•••cs your time a.ad
•uengtb ••• cu,
to use ••• clnD-
ing toob plus
ia qaickl1.
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YOU and your family may enjoy
the finest quality MEATS the
year 'round at prices well below retail by taking advantage
of our meat cutting, freezing and storage service. For
example, by buying a side of beef at current market prices,
you can have your favorite cut3 prepared and frozen for fu-
ture use ... saving money and shopping time.
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We Have a Few Food Lockers Left
Phone Harbor 287-W
We have all the Silver
in California
Expert
Silversmiths
All Work
Guaranteed
Polishing, Buffing, and Repairing Brass, Copper, Silver and Gold Keepsakes.
BAYSIDE PLATING CO.
1914 Harbor Blvd.
Phone Beacon 5113
C. C. "CHUCK" WIRTH
The most po'!l'erful, the most
sensitive, the finest per-
formlng Portable Radio ever
produced ••• by PHii.CO !
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COSTA MESA
Night calls-'-Beacoo 5358-R
C. R. "BOB" HAND
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'"*T*.._. ,_ ao ••. yoa'U iocreue roat
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F --S 0 ·s RADIO ·ELECTRIC
AND ISLAND RECORD .SHOP
300 llariDe Ave., Balboa Island
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KP. and Ills. T!wn .. llmllll at ,u, and Acacia -ID ea.-
de! -...... IKilta lo • poop at
1'11<:•<11 tor • tarkey -......
day. Tbe afternoon wU .pent in
playing C>OCjUet and vtolllng.
Present were Kr. and Mrs.
George LewUi ot El Konb:!, Mr. and
M:ra. Frank Bougart of Bunting.
ton Park, Mr. and Kn. BeracbeU
Hill and Kra. Nellie Marco of
Lynwood. Mr. Bill waa 'lormerly
nauona• president at oor Sport.a,
L'lcorporated, and ii for
tbe national convent! n to be held
in Huntington Park, une 20.
NeWport Matron
Given Showeli
A layette shower tor Mn. .John
Auatrum ot the John.Ion Apart-
ments ln Newport wu given by
a group of trtenda recenUy. R6-
freahmenta were served, and the
honor gue1t wae pre8'nted a num.
ber of lovely gttt:a:. I
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ap. Illa Bula
' Ana A.vmua,
09' M&WW M•Qll, Q.&11. &owa: • -.... ,...,..."'°' o.&J.L. Tito -----DfO, l'llO\'IDINO ftla, AND ti~ II)' u.i atrS'-pu.t Beacll Newport._...
GIYDN JrOT1os or A of • -•-llJ&I =-Inopector: RSCIAL m,lllOllOJr TO u ment,.lo wit: Addi-lo and . Judee:
llJ!l.OB ndi Cft'1' OF NBW· Imp-or lllO munldi-1
-J:dDa Jc:mee ' Mn. Dorio '1.
1'0aT lllE&CB ON no; ·nNJ> water .,.um ot -dt;y, lnclud· a.rte:
DAY o.r Ann., 1N1. roa Lag the ~~ of water .
TllZ• Ptlm'081: Or SUBlllT-maln.o, the --and re-Clorl<:
TDIO TO THE QUALIFIED placement of water malno, the i'ndam No. it:
VO'rERS o,. 8AID CJTI' A d~ and cona~cUon of wella Polling Place:
P&OPOSJTIO~ TO I N O U B and Ille CODIUUctlon of rooervotno, I
BONDED INDl!:ll'rtwNESS llY and Including' the acqul.oltlan of all
SAID CITY J!'Og A CERT pipe. pumJ>&, equipment and apa-
MUNICIPAL IMP&OVEMENT. ralUI neceuary t.hen:for.
Section •S.. That the eatlmat~
Inapeclor:
Judge:
Cieri<:
Clorl<: WHEREAS, I.be Clt;y Coundl coot of the l'ro-4 munldpal Im·
of lhe City of Newport Beach, provement deeerlbed. ln Section 2 Pftldllct No. 11 :
C&lllomia, did, on t/l• 24.lh day ot hereof ill the eum of four hundred Polling Place:
February, 1947, by a vote of more twuty thousand doll.an (U20,-
than two-t.hlrda of the memben 000.00); that the amount of the
of aatd City Council, adopt Reec>-principal of I.be lndebteclne9 lo be lmpoclor:
lution No. 3«3 enUUed ''Reaolu-incurred therefor ii the sum of •
Judp:
Clark:
Clod<:
l'nelllct No. U:
PoWDc Place:
rersu->·
JWprel A.
Stewart
Dorotll;y O)'oon
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Beel<'• Genge
Apte street,
Balboa lll&Dd
Walter Dopnell;y
Kate McCann.
Francea Clog'erty
Vhginla Butt
Udo late Club
Houae, Udo Iale,
Newport Beach
Vlrglnl& D.
Kllllon
C&rl E . Sommer
Margaret B.
Hitchcock
Elizabeth Thom
Freitag Reel·
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I .
• 'l'!lmiid&y, A"pl1!" 3; 1M7
R AB'll Pa«PARBD
To Do The Following: • • • •
TUNS KO'l'O&
OOMPLZT.E KO'l'OB OVEllllAUL
FOBD KO'l'OB EXOllANGJ:S
NEW FOBD AND MEltOUllY ENGINES
OVEBHAUL•TBAN811188JONS
OVERHAUL OLUTCHES
. RELINE ll&AKQ, A.NY' MA.KE
ANUsr BBAX.E8, ANY MAKE
TURN BRA.KE DBUH&, ANY MAKE
ANU.8T llEADLIGBrS
WASH AND POLISH
LUBBICATION
!'EP AIR TIBE8
AUTO RADIO BEPAIB
IGNITION SERVICE 1
STitAIORTEN FRONr AXL.E.
ALIGN FRONT END •
WHEEL BALANCING
SET CASTER A.ND dAMBEB
CLEAN and FLUSH BADIATIJB
Underbody
Seal
Offreia~ Light Testing Station
Official Brake Testing Station
Ford Sales and Service
TBEOOORB-· ROBINS
22nd and Central Phone Harbor 28 Newport Beach
In charge of arranjment:a were
Mre. Eva Comatock d Mrs. WtL
llam Garlick. 0th attending
Uon of the City Council ot. the City four hundred twenty thouaand
ot Newport Beach, Callfomla. de-dollan1 {$420,000.00); and that the
termining that the public interut maximum rate of Interest to be
and necesaity demand the acqul-p&id on aald lndebtedneu •hall not
sition and coMtructlon of a cer-exceed four per cent Cf%) per an-
tain munictp&l improvement. and num, payable semiannually.
making findings relating thereto," That if the proposition for the
v1hich said resolution waa duly Incurring of eaid indebtedneu eo
signed and approved by the Mayor aubJnltted recetvea the requisite
of said City a.nd attested and cu--number of vote1, to wit, two-thirds
Wied by the City Clerk of .aid of the vote• of the qualified voters
ctty: voting on aid propoeition, bond.a
dence, 223 Dia-------------~.L.,,1-------------------':...:::.-------mond, Balboa
were Meadamee 6tark, Al Smith,
Rodman Hume, Catherine Polk.
Ethel Kelly, Vera Stiwder, Kath-
ryn Taylor, Scott Geyer. Mn.
Clark, of Parts, Mo., ls Mra. Aua-
trum's moUr:er.
NOW, THEREFORE, the 'City of said city,, lit not exceeding the
Council of the City of Newpo prlndpal amount atatecl in aucb
Beach C&llfor'h!a DOES ORDAIN propoaition, ahall be iasued and
a.a follOW8: ' aold tor the object.a and J?UI'J>Oftel!I
6000 Mile Trip Section 1. That a •peci•I elec-set torth herein.
tion be held, and the sar.ie 18 here-Section 4. That the poll• tor Over for Finch by called to be held, In the City of ~~id election shall be opened at Family of CDM Newport Beach, C&lltornla. on I.be seven o'clock, A . M .• ot th• day or
22nd day of April, 1947, for the Mid election, and ahall remain
Mr. and Mn. Braden Finch, 34..f. purpose of submitting to the quail-open continuoualy from said time
Hazel Drive, have arrived home tied voters or eaid City the propo-unW seven o'clock, P. M., ot the
from a combined business and sition of incurring Indebtedness same day, when eaid pollil aha.ll be
pleuure trip which took them by and iesuing bonds of sa.ld Ctty closed, except u provided in Sec-
motor ovir six thousand miles of there!or, in the amount hereinafter lion 5734 ot the Electiona Code of
good American territory. They set forth, and for the object.a and the State of C&lifornJa. t
first visited Dalla.IS, Texas, where purposes set forth In said resolu-That on the balloU to be used •
they witnessed the Texas-Callfor-tion and hereinafter stated. eaid special. election, in addition to
nia roundup aa gueet.a of the Mer-Section 2. That the objects and I any other matters required byt\aw.
chants' A.asoctation. They then purposes for which said indebted-there shall be printed aubeta.ntially
vi.sited Mr. Flnch'a family in Mem-----------~--the following:
phis, Tennessee, then drove on to
Zanesville, m . They report a very
pleasant trip with no car tl'ouble
except for a broken fan-belt, which
waa eully replaced.
"CabbY" Finch is s p e n d i n g
Easter vacation In Miami. Arizona.
with hL9 friend from Black Fox
Military Academy, Trarnum Sun-
field.
Party Planned by
Capilla Circle, CDM
Rcservatlona may now be made
toi-"the oeasert-Card Party to be
given by the Capilla Circle on
April 29th, at 12 :30, tn Pilgrim
Hall, wblch ta the name given to
the recreation room connected
with the Congregational Church.
This ls to be the annual May
party given ?/y the Circle. although
ctrcumstancee make it i,J:nposslble
to have It on May the first.
Rescrvation.o: may be made
through Mrs. Newton Cox, Harbor
2198. A.a there is only room for
_.. thirty table~ It la suggested that
_ reservations be made early to
avoid disappointment. Chances
are being sold for the hand-made
quilt which Will be dispoeed ot on
that day. Chances are thirty-five
cent.a apiece or three tor a. dollar.
Further particulars wtll be given
at a later date or may be obtained
fl'Om Mrs. Sidney Blackbeard,
Chairman.
Easter is Theme
Of Circle Meeting
In Hart Residence • Newport Height.II Circle, WSCS,
met recently in the home of Mn:.
Edna Hart, 1912 Church street.
Costa Mesa, with Mn. Edith Bar-
rett leading devoUona on the topic
ot Easter.
Mark croaa (X ) on ballot ONLY wrrH RUBBER STAl\IP;
never with pen or pencil.
• (ABSENTEE BALLOTS may be marked with PEN AND INK
OR P.ENCll.). • IN81'RUCl'ION8 'l'O VOTEBS.
To vote on any meuure, stamp a cro8ll CX) in the voting
square after the word ''Yea" or after the word "'W·" All
marks, except the croea (X), are torbidden. All diatinfuiahlnl'
marks or erasures are forbidden and make the ballot vold.
U you wrongly 11tamp, tear. or deface th1a ballot, return it
to the tnapector of election and obta1n another.
On abeent
pencil.
voter'• ballots mark a crou (X) with pen or
PROPOSITION: Shall the City ot
Newport. Beach incur a bonded lndebted-
neu in the principal 1um of
$4.20,000.00 for the purpose of the
acqui!ition and conatruction by said
City of a certain municipal Improve-
ment, to wit : additions to and im-
provement.a of the municipal water
system of aa.ld City, including the
conatruction ot water maina, the re-
construction and replacement of water
main.8, the cirUU.ng and conatruction
of wells and the cqnatruction of
reeervoin, and including the ac-
quialtion of all pipe, PUJt\Pll, equl~
ment and appa.ratu.s necessary
therefor!
I I I I
I I I I YES I I
I I I
I I I
I I I I I I 1-/'-'
I I I
I I I I NO I I
I I I
I I
A croa (X) .tamped in the voting equare after the word
"YES" 9hall be counted tn favol' ·of the adoption of the queetion or
propoalUon. A croea (X) 1t&mped in the voting aquare after the
word ''NO" lhall be counted againat the adoption of the question or
proposition.
Precinct No. 4:
Polling Place:
,
lrul-~= . ,
Judge:
Fire Station,
703 Ea.at Bay
Avenue, Balboa
J . M . M . Leon-
ard
lll&Dd
Inspector: Bettye A. Fink
Judp: Etbel Freitag
Clerk: Rachel Wiley
Clerk: Edna Bea.la
PredAot No. U: .
Polling Place: Mn. Cook'• Gar-
age, 1300 Ocean
lruipecto.r:
Judge:
Boulevard ,
Corona del Mar
Phoebe Mulliga.n
Bessie 4 Bene-
cllct
Clerk: Nora Batea
Clerk: Mildred Wllaon
Section S. 'Ibat in all partJcu-
Lan not recited in thia ordinance.
u.td elect.ion ahall be held and con-
ducted a.s provided by law for
holdtng municipal electiona In said
City. ,,
Section 7. That the City Coun-
cil of aald City ahall meet at Its
uaua1 place of meeting ln the City
Hall on Tuesday, April 29th, 1947,
at 4 :00 o'clock, P . M., of 88.id day,
and proceed to canvass the elec-
tion retuma and declare the re-
.ult of said elet!tJpn.
Section 8. Thkt the. City Clerk
ahall certify to the paasage and
adoption of thill ordinance by a
vote of more than two-thlrda of all
of the memben of the City Coun-
cil of said City at an regular
meeting of aa.id Council, and it.a
approval by the Mayor of said
City, and ahall cauae said ordi-
nance to be publlabed once a week
for two (·2) weeka in the NEW-
PORT·BALBOA PRESS, a weekly
newapaper ot general circulation in
aaJd City. No other notice of auch
election need be given. •
Bectlon 9. Thia ordinance sh.all
take effect upon It. puaage. '
A.DOPI"ED, SIGNED AND AP-
PROVED th1a 24th day ot March,
1947.
O. B. REED,
Mayor of the City of Newport
Beach, California.
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
FRANK L. RINEHART,
City Clerk of the City of
Ne"Nport Bea.ch, California.
STA'Tt: OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ...
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH)
I, FRANK L. RINEHART, City
Clerk of the City of Newport
Beach, California, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that the foregoing or·
dinance wu introduced at a regu-
ta..r meeting of the City CoQ,ncil ot
said City, duly held on the 10th
day of March, 1947, and thereafter
~t an adjourned regular meeting
of said City Council, duly held on t.b~ 2<th c!&y or March, IIM7, duty
paased a.nd adopted by said Coun-
cil, and signed and approved by
the Mayor of aa.id City, and that
said ordinance wa.s paaed and
adopted by a vote of more than
NOW OPBli
The ''Brilliant'' New
W. B. Scott Co ~
Farnitare Store
Long Beach's finest, most modern furniture store
in the heart of the Uptown Atlantic District is
now open. Both modern and period. furniture -
quality furniture at reasonable prices are dis-
played in the "thirty home-sized" completely furn-
ished rooms. Visit this "brilliant" new W. B.
SCOTT CO. Furniture Store at 4141 Atlantic
and see and select the style furniture you want
in your own home.
"PRICES ARE REASONABLE"
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· 4141 Atlantic LONG BEACH Phone: 41:3-11 Mrs. Ha.rt'• home wu decorated
with lovely spring flowers, and the
re.freahmenta which were served
a.tao carried out the spring and
Eaater motif.
Section 5. That for the purpoee
of holding said election the voting
precinct.II' •hall coruUt of the
thirteen ( 13) regular election pre-
cincts in the Clty of Newport
Beach u now eatabll.ahed for tht'
holding of at&te and county elec-
tions and numbered one (1) to
thirteen (13) inclwdve; and that
the polling places in and for each
ot the respective precinct. ah.all be
the places he..rein&fter dealgnated,
and that the persona herelnafter
n::uned, being competent and quali-
fied elector& and reaident. of ea.Jd
city and of their respective voting
precinct.a. are hereby appointed
officers of election for their re-
spective voting pTed.nct., and they
shall hold uJd electioq and make
return thereof in the manner pro-
vided by law. The numben of aaJd
precinct.a. the polling plaoea and
the election otttcers therefor are
a.a follOW"&, to wtt:
Clerk:
Clerk:
Dollie S~ara
Madge Perduyn
Georgette Cort two-thirds of the members of said !...-------------------------.... ------------_. City Council, to wit:
The business aes.iion wu con-
ducted by Mn. Gladya Woodworth.
followed by a aoclal hour. Thoee
present were Mesdames R. Barrett,
W . A. 11&waon. Cyrus Millen, A. S.
Thompson, Bele.n Borner, IC. D.
Goodell, Gladya Wood w o.r th,
Dwight M. Lane, Lewta Fonhay,
Alma Moreland, Henry Harrie,
Stella Anderaon, Agnes Wibon,
Ray E. Salter, WUUa.m Haun, M.
L. Green, Alice Nirenberg, Belen
Ena!gn. Jesate Ba.ma.rd of El 'Mo-
dena. and Mn. Edith Banfl.t.
City's Tiniest
Weighs Under 2 lbs.
"Doil't ....... -Ille boz!"
IQ9 c>.e IN ()1 ell a. yx ...
oat Ute tradltl-a c:1pn. ' .._
....... .,. --.Ota.r
(W-welpl M --ader two P""'"'-41) CM Jlil'W?t MJ
me It aa a btt'Mt! .. -._...,_~
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Pl"ed.act No.. .1:
Polllng place:
lnBpector:
Judge:
Clerk:
Clerk:
Prec1-* No. 1: l'<>lllnc Place:
INlpector:
J~:
Clorl<:
Clent:
Pl E tr t 1fe. I: -.-:
t·••ctor:
Deltrich'• Rem-
dence, 519 :lllt.11
Street, Newport
Beach '
Ludlle Deitrtc:ll
Xr1 . Edith
Voo-
Mn. Clara OoOCl
Mn. J.-pll1De
Smit.II
Fire steUon.
2817 Welt COD·
tn.I A•lliue.
NowportjBeacll
Arleoe ..p.. -biC!O I.-ca O. N.,..
RuU. M. Qenlah
City Ball, New·
port-
=~. Sb OUli9
J-Woodl · Jilk ..... ,
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Preclnct No. 5:
Polllilg', Place:
Inspector:
Judge:
Clerk:
Clerk:
Preclnct No. &:
Polling Place:
I.napector:
Judge:
Cleric:
Clerk:
rt«9ct No. t:
Polling Place:
IDapeclor:
Judp:
Cl•rlt:
Clorl<:
Pl ans •Ne. It
Pol1lng Aaal:
1-1«:
Jlaclp:
AYES: Councilmen Allen, Siler, llMl .... IMiillll!i ...................................................................... . Waltz'• Ga.rage, llbell, Robertson, Reed.
1530 Ocean NOES: Councilmen None.
Boulevard, New-ABSENT: Councilmen None.
port Beach FRANK 4 RINEHART
Harold C. City Clerk of the City ot Newport
Ahrendt Beach, Callfomia.
Moille Fenelon (SEAL)
Elizabeth Walts STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
Llnda Carmine ~T~ OF ORANGE ) sa.
OF NEWPORT BEACH)
Flro Station, S27 I. FRANK L.' RINEHART, Clcy
Karine A venue, Clerk Of the City of Newport
Balboa laland Beach. Callfoml&, DO HEREBY
Jack Cole CERTIFY that the above and fore-
Dorta Powen golng la a tun. true and correct
t.OJ!an Dodd copy of Ordlnance No. 5:S7 of aid
Uoyd Loftland City, a.nd th&t aid ordinance wu
• adopted at the time and by the
RJtchle'a Real
llltate Ottlce,
1515 Ooul
lbgbwa;y, Cor·
ona <le! Mar
vote •t&ted on the certificate
atta.ched thereto. and. hu not been
amended or repealed.
Dated: K&rclt 10, 11M7.
FRANK L. RINEHART
Clt;y Clerlc of the Qt;y Ot Newport lrlorence Ander-lleacb, Callfonlla."
~ 0 . K (a&..\.L) .
claD en-Publloh April aTd and 10!.b. 11M7.
--B. Newport.Balboa Preu
Powen.
Jane Denny
M alll
1TAXI
Sel-viee.
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n sl a q -
IJ~~·: .. ~~·;'; .. !!!!a:!';!'~auL .. ::.J ..., Ill.-. AllLAI I I ' 2 & a.caw
New and Reconditioned
MOTORS .
O~ DAY SERVICE
REPAIR.SON
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
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