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VOLUME~ PHONE BARBOR 11118 . NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1~7 EIGHTEEN PAGES NUMBER 16
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By T. N. "BRICK' GAINES
Thia dept. got a late news tluh
trom one ot Its custornen. It
was about Fire Cornmi.llioner Rob
Robert.eon, who got a hot-aet.t.
You know wh&t a. hot seat 1a.
It'• a bot-foot which bu gradu-
ated and gone up in the world.
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Two Injured
Here Today
In Explosion
A boat explosion this morning
at 2810 Lafayette street in New-
port resulted in the injury ot a
father and hia eon , C. A. eanlpbell,
57, anll William A. Campbell, 24..
The younger Campbell suffered
se<:ond degree bums as a reault of
the explosion and hia father es-
caped with lesser burns.
Rob, at the Ume, Wu just get-
ting over that Balboa Ialand tire
and wu at a round-table con-
ference where .erioua matten
were being pondered, when aome-
onr! (believed to be Hitch Hitch-
man) dropped a ctga.ret .. h which
tgnlted the city councilman'•
trouaen at one of the wprat apota
one could expect. Aa he waa not
equip1>4td wtth foamite or carbon
dioxide, the extlngul!lhlng bad to
b8 done by a bunch of back.-slap-
pen, but all wu reported well
when the amateur fire flghten
got through.
Tbtl ta one fire in which we are
glad to report nothing wu "t"Ulted!
OllRlllT OBUB<lB BY 'l'llE SEA-Tbe bautuul, mlooloD otyle -
pltCtured. above. • tbe aecond anlt of ChzUt Vlulrch by tJ.e Sea.
Commua.lty MetbodlR CbUJ'Cb on Cea.tral avea.ae, at 141:11. atreet.
Comtruct&oa of the bulldlns, MUmated to coet appro:Klmately N0,000,
wUI _pt underway next week. wtth a epecaal sroand. breaklaJ' oere--
DJOllY plaaaed for 'thla SWlday. The unit. 8000 to be coutmcted. ls
to be tlae Sanetual'y, aad wW eeat approximately SOO penonA. Archi-
tect Is Ropr Klklorf NlMm or Lons ee.cb. and contract.on are Steed
1 Brothen of Alhambra. Ftnt UDJ\ of the church \\'M conatructed
la 18".
It is believed t.Aat sparks from
and electric bilge pump which
Willla.m waa operating, t ouched off
gu in the bottom of the craft.
The bl.a.st split ope0t the side of
the hull and the boat etarted to
ship water. It was towed to a
nearby drydock and salvaged be-'
fore it could stnk.
AN IDEA W1TB
Oii.EAT MERIT
Reports from Santa Ana gtve
our city judge, Bob Gardner, a tine
chance to be appointed to the
fourth superior court which ill ex-
pected to be approved for the
county seat by the governor.
Construction to Begin on
New $60,000 Unit of
Newport Beach Church That should be good news to
everyon'e along the coastline, be--
cauu we have been the leut re-
presented of any district In the
cowit y on the superior bench. M matten st&nd now, Judges Frank-Construction of a new $60,000 unit of Christ Church
lin G. West and Kenneth E. Mor-by the Sea, Community Methodist church, will officially
moon are Santa Anaruo and Judge get underway this Sunday at which time formal ground
Raymond Thompson ls !rom Ful-lerton. One can't assume that breaking seriices will be conducted. The unit ill the
we don't get justice along the Sanctqary section of the church, 120 x 32 feet, and will
coast because we don't have a have a seating capacity of approximately 300 persons. It
judge. but, if another la to be named &nd if a proper man le se· will also include class room _space. The church is •:hite
lected from tb,1e coutal di.strict. stucco, modified mlnlon s t y 1 e ~
he should, l think, be named by with tyle roottng. Co I -C d-
the governor. Loca ted on the nine lot.II owned • -~··· o.a ....... by the church on Central avenue, .. _., B'-••~•-.. • And I don't think you can find between 14th and l~th street.a, the 6 -............ r'4IC9
anyone who'd say that our own building will be the second unit
judge lm't excellent material for ot the completed P'lan.11· The tint
the superior bench. He bu had unit wu dedlc;&ted In · January at
lot.II of experlence tn court, both u 1913.."
a judge, a prosecutor and &a a de-SPECIAL SERVIOE PLANNED
feme lawyer. But, in addition t o
that. he ha.a that valued thing
called judicial temperament, which
lots ot judges don't have. rve
aeen aome (not around here} who,
although completely honest men
and good lawyers, wouJd be much
better off selling bubble gum than
judge-lng, as !a.r as the public i!I
concemed.
If the governor should conduct
a telephone poll and get you out
of bed some midnight and ask who
shouJd be our newest judge, you'll
know whAt to tell him!
CAP'N DON'S
AT IT AGAIN
Cap'n Don DlckerTq!lll, the akip-
per of the Castaways' club, L!!I
starting out with a .new idea in a
few days. LunoheoM for people
who like to take their friends to
an elegant place and take their
time eating while looking at one
o r the most elegant views in the
world.
I'll report more on this later.
IT'S TOUBNAML~
OF LIGHTS TDIE
Hitch Hitchman, whom we men-
' tloned earlier u a pants-setter-
a!lre, can do ml.ilch more than that.
a.e we're goint to see when time
!or the ToWn.ament of Llghtll rolls
a.round. He has taken on what
might aptly "be termed a monu-
' mental job, that or handling the
aTrangement.9 tor our famous
night water parade.
·To do the job \>roperly he
shouJd-and probab11 w i 11-go
slightly insane be.tore atartlng
time rolls around. He'll have aev-
eral million details to keep In line
a.nd . almost that many people
abrelklng at him, but tlve'll get
you ten we have the best parade
yet!
And, ...ing u they claim
250,000 apectatora for lut year'•
~e. I mppoee the poor
guY"ll have to ehoot at a halt-mll-
Uon for thia year'a!
Death Claims
Arnold Taylor
According to the Rev. E. D.
Goodell, now beginning bis eighth
year as pastor of U. church.
~d breaking ceremonlea will
begin with a proceaslonal to the
site, lmmediately after the m orn-
ing service. In honor or the oc-
casion, the Balboa. Isla.nd Cbapel
members will meet with the New-
port group, with speclal tranapor-
tation provided. The Fun Zone
boat will pick up passengers at
the Coral avenue pie.r at 11 a. m .,
and at Opal avenue pie r at 11 :06
PLANNERS PRESEl'rri'T
Participating in the service will
be the building committee who
pla.nned con.structlon of the first
unit of the church, 1-4 years ago.
They are George Russen of Bal·
boa Island, A. B. Stevens ot Pasa-
dena, and John Siegel of Tustin.
The present building committee
includes William McDonald, chair-
man or the board of trustees, ~trs.
J ohn K. Elliott, president of the
WSCS, Ed Burns, A. B. Stevc-ns.
Dr. Alfred Hughes, district super-
intendent, Dr. Ha.rry \Vhlte of the
Balboa Island Chapel, and Rev.
Goodell. Each church or ganiza -
tion will be represented a.t the
ceremony, and epecl&l music will
be provided by the cholr. ,
Construction of
New City Hall
Gets Underway
(Picture on Page ~)
The first spadeful of dirt was
turned Monday t o r Newport
Bea.cb's City Hall, u city otflclals
staged formal ground breaking
ceremonies. Mayor 0 . B. Reed
broke ground a.t the Central ave-
nue and 32nd 1treet location
while city official.a and constnic-
tion company af!lcial.11 looked on.
The one-Mory concrete struc-
ture with three wtnp running out
from the center building wtll
house all dep&rtmente of city SQV-
ernment.
A council chamber, court room.
commltlee room. waltin.c room,
lobby, and otncea for city ofticlall
are included ln the pla.na by Arch-
itect Ralph C. Flnvelllng. FIN
department '-dquarten wW re-
main In. Bal-. Amold TiP.ylor, •I. Harbor plo-The police department w 111
_. and wen known Corona de! occupy t1wo win&: ~ SJnd
'Mar -dent. died Tueoday at h1s street. wlllch will ...; 1m-P..,,...s. '.A
relldence at et:s L&rlmpur. Kr. men'• j&IL a women'• Jan. drunk
'f'o.11<or, ""'electrical ..,.in.er. wu tank. im-er'• p~ room,
boC'll la Jlloslud and ·llYod ID 0or-omc... aad •&Wl'a -are Ill ona dll liar O"Nr 1' yeara. tbe pliIM. AW' +zn.. WUl.take
New construction totaling over
$11(),000 began In Coot.a M-tlMo
put two weelra ot W.,,
from the county building depa •
ment revealed today. Records
di.scloeed. that 16 permit.I to build
new homes a.nd b uatneaaee . in
C08ta Mesa area were J.uued.
$14,000 STORE BUILDING
A permit tor $1.f,000 !or a store
building to be built at 22666 New-
port bbulevard was ls.sued to A.
J. Burton a{ 1971 Fullerton street,
Costa Mesat, and Ott o M. Dodd ot
421 Bernard str eet, Costa 1ofesa..
Other penni~ include those ta-
sued to C&rJeton Kinney, Route 4,
Box 400 B, Santa Ana for a dwell-
ing t o be erected on the south
side or Or chard Road, ea.st of
Santa Ana avenue, $250; H jalmar
A. Ta!t of Route 1, Box 288, Co!lta
11.tesa, for the addition or a bed-
room and dinette to a residence at
21101 Tustin avenue, $1250 ; Henry
Nut!!lhell and R. L.. Calles of 27
20th t1treet. Newport Beach, !or a
service station to be constructed
at 22352 Newport Boulevard,
SIOOO; Walter C. Pearson ot 406
Hobart etreet, Santa Ana, !or a
garage and dwelling to be erected
at 142 Mesa Drive, $6600ff
l'lA.i.'""Y RESIDENCES
N. H. Caatelan, Route 2, Box
1~1 ... CcM!ta Mesa, for a garage to
be con.structlltd u 2~189 . knta
Ana avenue, $600; Ray I. Cozad ot
Costa Mesa for a dwelliog to be
crt!Cfed on the not1b.weet corner
af 19th street and Tu.e:tln avenue,
$1800: F . J . Hartborn ot 504 Or-
ange avenue, Co8ta Meaa., for an
addition to a realdence at 23M2
Old Country Road, $IMO; Earl
She!lin o! 902 'ti E. 16th street,
Costa Mesa., for a dw elling to be
erected at 1402 S. E . P&lmer
etreet, $3000; Frank Shefiin or
902 ~ E. 16th street, Coat.a Mesa.
for a dwelling to be erected at
1412 SE Palmer street, $3000: A ..
Gentoai of 21241 Old Santa Ana
Road. Coat.a Meaa., for a garage
and dwelling to be constructed •t
21231 Old Senta Ana Rood. $7684;
Arthur Luce ""'Of Sl:li Bay street.
Coot& M-. to enlarge the front
at a bowie at US42 E . Be.y atreet.
S<IIO ; Walter K. Long of 1880 Tu.a-
ttn avenue, eo.t.a Mesa. for a du-
plea: with attached garage to be
erected at '3031 Tmt1n a-.enue,
$7000: and to c . L. Haward at
798 N . W1leon SL, Coot& K-. tor an addJtJon to a bul)dtng at
1~1 l!l. W11-lltftet. -
New Construction
TotaJs $328,435
N--Ill Newport
-thlo DIOllth totalo $328,4~ to elate. ,_ of PotAO N-.
bulldlnC !tiapoet«, -today. He t. aanhecl by Illa Wife. J-...., -of ..-_. to,lloop tllem
-·s1 SH• . .Jiii. FmMn1 ..,. tram 11e111i 1ott -111 ~ -::;' .,";::.. ..... :'°' ,;.-,-...-·l'UlOI IDgh ncJe !illnb Boat
Kr& IGdllMl 81 I n, G'f lfar-A D1!W eatiln. boat tlild wttb. too
ft& &i&JI C .... llar, npmted ~a lmltel' to dow far IMe
0 .. T , ?T'a !aa0•• to .. ,.._ Wit IQ" we hC l.Dd fall~ tM tide...-~ ~~p ... _, .... la ---·-llJlllS---at --. ·---... , ........ ~--.......... ' •• .,..._,, .. ,.. ..... a .. -, J t··p, 'ftil
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Rev. Carl Johnson
Called to Pulpit -at
Trinity, San Diego
Christian's Hut
Sold for $130,000
Art LaSheile o! 325 Edgewater,
Balboa, announced he has com-'l'he Rev. Carl J ohn·-n ~•tor .,..... • r-pleted• the purcha.se of Christian's
tor the past six years at Costa Rut picturesque cafe and cocktail
Mesa Community Church, ha.s loun,ge on the banks o! Newport
been called to the pulpit at Trinity Bay from the Newport Harbor
Back Gardner
for Proposed
Judgeship
Both victlms were ta.ken by
pOUce to the offtce ot Dr. Gerald
Rausa where they were given
emergency treatment and sent to
their hoine at 2813 West Central
avenue .
Church in San Diego. Co ' rp. after leaatng the property
Mrs. W. Longmoor
Taken by Death The new minleter at the Coata for the la.et six years.
Mesa church will be the Rev. J oe R ecords on file qi County Re-
Thompeon, pastor at Chu\& Vista corder Ruby McFarland's office
tor the la.et seven years. indicated a toW consideration of
Residents ot the Orange County
Coastline were mobilizing their
for<;es this week in an effort to
have the Governor approve Assem-
blyman Sam Collins" bill !hat
would · create another Superior
Court Judgeship for Or an g e
County.
Elsa Laura Longmoor. wife of
civic leader Walter Longmoor of
18 Beacon Bay, passed away yes·
terday at St. Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. Longmoor had been ill for
some time.
BJ'M"EN BY DOG
curt Schmidt ot 813 East Cen-
tral avenu~. Balboa, v.·33 bitten by
1t. dog oWned by Mrs. Ray Donald.
1717 Ea.st Central avenue. Balboa.
Schmidt wu treated by Or. H . E .
Stickler.
LOUD PIPES
Robert Yardley, Balboa Laland.
la slated to appear tn court June
23rd aa a result of a. citation for
loud plpeo.
Overell Case Jury
May be Obtained
Late This A~ernoon
Selection or a jury !or the
Overell case wa.s still incomplete
this afternoon, with latest repoi;ts
stating that only one juror is now
under question, a.nd a jury might
yet be obtained l1t.te this ·after-
noon (Thursday).
Superior Judge Kenneth E . Mor-
rison had ordered Constable Dean
W . Ha.saen ot Fullerton township
to bring in an additional 25 pro-
spective jurors for today's session
as the de!enae counsei for Beulah
Louise Overell and George Gollum
continued to exercise peremptory
challenges. The state, under Spe-
cial Prosecutor Eugene D. Wil-
liams , hM continued to pass the
jury, only to have defense counsel
challenge.
Schooner Arrives
From Honolulu for
July 4 Race
$130,000 !or the building and
grounds.
La Shelle originated Christian's
Hut in 1936 on the isthmus of
catalina Island trom a set used in
the filming o! Mutiny on the
Bounty. When the original hut
burned down he bought the lease
equipment and liquor license !rom
the corporation and the occupant,
Bob Murphy, Balboa businessffi;an,
and opened tor business in April.
1941 under the pr eeent business
name.
Over
Girl
170 Attend
Scout Camp • Over 170 Harbor area
Scouta: and counselo1"3 have been
enjoying Day Camp this week at
Irvine Park. Susses leave each
day to transport the girls to and
from the camp. A sx._cial even·
ing cook-out supper and'" progranl
will be held t omorrow, the final
day, Mrs. Billie Deaver disclosed.
Mra. Allred E . Gibson, program
chairman, reports that Day Camp
has proved to be a thrilling \\·eek
tor local Girl Scouts.
Balboa Island Man
To Receive Degree
From U niv. of Ill.
Newport and most or her slBter
cities of the Coast line will seek
the appointment of City Judge
ij.obert Gardner to the bench.
When the Governor approve.e the
bill he will also name the judge
who w ill serve until a duly called
election in Je.nuary of 194'9.
JllDGE ROBERT GARDJSER. H oward W. Lagerquist. Balboa
Island, Calif .. will receive a bach· Capabilities of Gardner are not
elor of science degree in 1nedicine questioned by any of the barris-
at comn1enccment exercises of the tf'rs of Orange County, and the
Unl\"ersity ot Illinois professional YOllng n1a n who \va.s the youngest magistrate in the State when
colleges there Friday, J-une 20. calll•d to the city bench may also
Funeral arrangements are under
the direction o! Baltz Mortuary,
and the family ha.s requested that
no nowen be sent. Entombment
will be at F&irha ven Cemetery.
Mrs. Longmoor wu bom 1n
Two Rivers, Wisc. 45 yean ago
but ·had spent mOBt of her life tn
the harbor area. She lea'f'es her
husband, Walter Longmoor, and
daughter Shirley, at the family
residence : her mother, Mn . ...,Emma
L. Scbneider of Los Angeleif; a
sister, Gertrude Schnelder or Loe
Angeles; a brother , Capt at n
Schnelder o! Palos Verdes Ea-
ta.tes.
Mrs. Victor Grace
Elected Chairman of
Assistance League
Meeting at · Newport Harbor
Yacht Club, 48 inembe~ of N ew-
port. Beach Assistance League
held their final meeting of the
sea.son and installed officers for
the coming year. Mrs. Vict or
Grace was chosen 'to lead the
group next year as chairman,
while Mrs. Willard Killion \\"&S
named vice-president: Mrs. James
B. R ogers, secretary. 1'-trs. George
H olstein Jr., trea.surer , and Mrs.
Arthur Best. corresponding secre-
tary. Installing officer was Mrs. E: E . Boudinot.
Learn to
\V ith the
S"'inl
Red Cross Three hundred ninety-five stu· h~·co,.:e t h<' 3-oungest Superior
dents \\'ill receive degrees at the Cou1·t Judge.
exercises from Dr. George D. StOd-Qaidner left Nc .... -port Ot-aC'h to The annual Red Cross learn to
dnrd, prCeident o f the University. :<t"rvc \\"it.h the Navy .... -hi:rP Ii.• S\\'im and \\·ater safety program
The exe rcises will be conducted in d1st in~ishcd hunS<'I[ both 1n tht• will get underway In the l";1-wport
The Lady Jo, 40 foot schooner U\,e auditorium of the Uni\"ersity'!! Eleventh Naval Districts lntelli· Beach a rea July 7 and continue
trom H onolulu. arrived at New.,, uridergraduate branch at Navy gf'nc~· Cori,>.s and _ later a.s a~d~ to 11 through July 18th. it \\·i:ts an·
port Harbor Yacht Club last night 'Pier at 2 p . m. Adm iral ~i~ltz 111 lhC' PP..ctfH'. nounced ~oday by F'ir~ f hief Frank
to participate in the H onolulu ------Crocker.
race• July •. Louis Abralnll, Costa Mesa May Guards Recover ! Th• campaign will start in Bal·__:,,..
o\vner, wa.s introduced t o local boa July 21 and continue through
yacht.amen la.st night at the New-Be Headquarters 'Swimmer's Body 'Augu.at 1. BalbOa Island's cam-port club by Walter Franz. F T ·1 C paign \\-;II foJIO\\" at a la ter date.
With Abrams as crew are John or rat er o. (From Ocean, COM Those interested in signing up
l\{onte, Pete Kimball, Al Reid, Work Ls being resumed on the for the progr am ,may do so at any
Dick Feldborg a.nd MOea Yamuki. Cha..s. Glover trailer factory on Lifeguards brought in ttie body of the fi re stations or at th£ Red
Careless Cow
Learns Lesson
Fred Fhlcb'a ett"' ahoold
know more about the proper
precsutloaa to be takl!'ll before
fttlturi.DS oeto a pobUc b.IP-
way tb:aa me did prl.or to i.er
Su•day eveetac ~
Pe"'-... -aot -oak
lldHUJ' achloed of t1oe -
Of ... -expedltlOL r..cap..
.. hem ..., ~ .... _,,
bit~ .._t.eftd oat lato CM
MaVJ tramc of ll&rbor ~ ......
ftere .... honeadt:w
KIMI ..... of b1'akea .. a _.
-.-.,.~taa""41M
• , •, a ....... ......S ., tie...
ror ... ..,...._ • tile eew
w. ba,elled to tlrle paowt.
BsttoUle~ol.ss' st a,
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17th street in Costa Mesa about o! Donald Oliver, 24 of Arlington Cross o!!ice on Island avenue in
a hundred yards west or the Costa yesterday morning !rom the ocean Balboa.
Mrs.·Stanley to
Join Assemblyman
In Sacramento
Mesa Lumber Co. yards. The off Corona del Mar:-The Coroner's
size and quality o! the building Autopsy revealed a broken neck
now u n d e r construction would which led to the belle! that young
seem "to indicate that Co8ta Mesa Oliver had drowned after diving.
le to become the he&dquarten of Otwer had been mlssing since
the company on a • permanent lut Saturday attemoon. He had
buts. Interrupted by lack ol the been swimming with hie brother
proper comtruction permit. the Clifford and a friend Robert Wil-MJ"I. Mildred Stanley le leaving
company hu naw received a 9011, 1both of Arlington. Clifford Friday night f or Sacramento
VHP-l permit from the Office of last saw hiA brother at 2:15 Sat-where she will a.ssiJt her busb&nd,
the Boualng Expediter dated June urday afte rnoon swimm.ing off Auemblyman Earl Stanley ln
1, 194.7 and acconlin& to a work-shore in front or the two life closing his oft1ce for the summer
man on the job the tint of the guard atands. Cllttord teported vacation from the CapttoL
building will be rushed to com· the dtaappearance to ltfegua.rd.8 Msemblyman and Mni. StanleY
pletloa u fa.st u pouible. at 4 : l!5. will t h f llow1n th eon.tructton work already done A broken third cervical vertl-re um ome o g I}
lncludee a foundation. noor &nd brae indicated the pouibWty tha.t summer adjournment.
concrete-plllara u high u the Oliver may have gone to the J etty A brief vacation will be delayed
tlnt floor wtth coa.necUng iron and dived· oft into a rock. We-because of the prea1 of buaineu
and concrete be&ma for the flnrt guarda belleve lhat the accident in the Aaaemblyman'a ftve local
unJt meuurlng 41 tt. by 246 tt. occurred near the far end, becauae real estate offices.
n wu mid tbat enn.tually a eec.~ apparently no one aa.w ouver ,
and .tory wouJ4! be added and dive and go under. "l'\.n.a.tb Cl •
ODOther unit of equal -COD· nm WU a lup crowd on Ille -~ alJDS
-~. Glover ,,.,.,.. beach and In th• water and It Mary L Young
IWI two ....U ractorteo In opera-remfined a myotery bow t11o lad
tkm. Jt wu •-.14. ud 11 vn•b'e to went. to tu. dM11l· •m.rm. 'l'!left Mn. K&rJ L. Young, 38, ot. GU
flll the oNln u fMt u t11e7 were two Ufepards 1 on duty at J'emleaf street., Corcca del Kar
-In. t11o beach al tllo time of Ibo _.. wu ,_ -ID .bod W. ._..:
--L Inc-· •J:lforb of the rlre Deplit-
IUC BAii ll01'1 llAVllD ~ SIP 'DDS . -t ,_ aquad to --·
Bona to Kr. -Jin. -i--Tar.-el -j&Und flltlle. Mn. T-WU
Mdlro)<, tte Cllff'Drtft, Mowpoct .A.na wu "'-'>t to -._ ..,. ..,.. 11>o -of -"l'<lp" T-.
8110, ta ... Am. 01 ' ,,..., ......... wbm be WU c:aapt la & W.U '2iuwu 00raaa clll ll&r f'llll...
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" 8 a oa1lloc'llY • "' -r· · -thla put ---tor u.e nnt time Puo•-""'7 ~. -.. al N~ ..._ llH W. L. (Butdl) ....,..;,, ot OU-Ulla tiprtns wit.II a SS.N l1lle In
omoe -PtmlllC -. at 1111 Ooutj_ a., 0 _., wm -... -w-111e 0aw ,..,.. IDc1-.ta1 A•erace
l:rtt.ftd u -ckb• motter Z-11, U9, at -poll aah>o et , ...:._. t Newport e.dl from JUM loth to JllM 11th Inc.
H rt 'Bwe Olollfomla. 1IDdll' tM A.at ol V-• I. 1111 _._..._re 1° u It wu tbe fourtll euoe11alve
-por ' · ' _ .,_ p-t ot the A-t.ed Cllam-wMlt In wbldl Ula f>-tin•
........ -.... •~&Batlle la If....,.... ....... ben ot Commerce of Orange fahed even or better t.ban tbe end
CWWD•J· •aWRA.19& CW m <JllT OP JfSWPOllT 8&&CH county at the group'• anntl&l tn-of ~t.f~k. to f tbe
atallaUon banquet 'Tuuday at 7 .£•--.ot I ve 0
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tax bW came u no llUl"priN: and p. m. fn Hun~ Beach M,em-the market wu \lll&tfected.
orl&J. hall. At preeent writing the average
The otttoerw will be INIWled by otanda at 175.81. .
D&ve Obnltead of Lons Bea.ch. It LI tntereaUng to note that
James S. Gubbine of On.n,ge, market an&ly.U and economlata
vtce-prestdent ; C. G. Klmble of La-ln general are slowly altering their
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PHY81C1AN and llU"'-l>lvN
JI08 Oout -..... Otttoea: Harbor 286-W
Rea. Harbor 2N-R
U no &nlW'er caJJ Harbor 0
Gonion ,M. Glllllly, . .it D.
~ ..... aad --... _ Inn A.....s., ... _
Otllce pbono -Hubor l'I
RMI-co pbooa -Harbor :Ill
BEN O. REDDICK. OWner and Publ1aber • guna Beach, treaaurer: a.nd a fl· view. from peaslmiam to opU·
GENEVIEVE SYLVESTEJ\ New• Zdltor. nance committee of Howard Irwin miam. However, cauUon la still MILTON M.MAXWELL,M.D.
ARTHUR J". MU.I.ER, Superintendent of Fullerton. Edgar J . Power ot the worct --~---==-=:.:::=...:::_:__::.:::_:__===:-:;;-::=:::;:-::;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:-;;;I 1601 COaJJt High"'M.Y The Pree.. bu been ~udpcl a D9W8p&pe.r of pneral cirMllation b1 Anaheim, and Longmoor will also Important. port!olloa are con· ,_11 CORONA DEL MAH
.JCA:ree of Ule sup.:rior Court of Orange Count7 "°d ll f'Ully qualltted be lnaWled.. flnln& moat of their purchases to ~-~ 1 _1 tJ d dvertUem.ents The annual Auoclated Cham· well·estabUahed, t 0 n g dividend Some wish for tt:e daya t!lat Phone Harbor l062 "'=-'p::u::•::ll::••::__:•.:"_-==.:•.:_'.:•:::·=-:cno:-:-_ ... ----::=an=-_· _______ ·-t h will be awarded the OFFICE HOURS: 10-11! A 3.f.·. ·-· p ~-
---uera rop Y paying •toe.ks. ne\'er \\'('r~ co::1~ for t":e d•)• lhat 1'-------------SUBSCRIP110N RATES: cltt group with the largest num· HICH LICHTS OF THE WEEK : btt"er will be-but mos~ of us jmt I::=:=:=:=:=:======-In Onn.ge County, $2.00 per year. Outside of Orange County, $2.50 ber tn at~endakance atwtthU e ~tttlDonng. Crude oll production h.lghest on \\irl'!. 1 •
Guest spe er uo:: re<::onl. ...... Freight carloadinga ----------Thomas. managing dlr•ctor ot the largest since last November ..... .
All· Year club ot Sou them Calif· Engtneerlng conatructlon awards Merritt Goodell
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S. R. Monaco. ~1 . D FRIENDLINESS PAYS OFF
. We're in a friend!Y area. Southern California as a
whole is a friendly area but we, particularly residents ot
the ~ewport Harbor area should be friendly.
om la. Thomas, hailed a.s ••Am~ highest ot the year ...... Business
lea's Booster N o. 1'' in a recent failures down from 72 the previous
Saturday Evening P ost article, week to 66.
will address the 250 representa-CURRENT • C 0 N s IDER A·
lives anticipated for the meeting, TIONS: Many tnveatora feel that
on the subject "Our ).tagtc Indus· having purchased 8 good stock.
try." He will be introduced by they should hold it indefinitely.
Program ChaJrman Dan P~tch of Such a policy Is uneound for there
Sunset Beach . is the hu.aTd that the individual
Receives ~gree I. By "'Pootntm•nt
Merritt Goodell. son of the Rev
and Mrs E . D. Coodell of Christ I 814 West Bay A \·; .. a ... 1bo..1i • Our wealth in years to come will be derived from
those with jVbom we are gt !Lcious. · Our wealth will be
orought to us. We already have all the gifts that a ge1>
erous Creator could bestow: a wonderful climate, a beau-
tiful bay, the sea, ample resources for food near at hand
and inexpensive. And with our Bay and Sea are rollmj!
hills. Tbus we have nature·s gifts in great abundance.
Church by the Sea, waa graduated I Tele?hone Hai bor 1724
from Whittier College this week 448 So. Hm St., Lot A.ugeJ .....
with a degree in science. He \'-'ill Tel b Tu k 78 2 leave with his wife and baby for 1 ep one c er 1
RADIO MATH JOBS OPES security may change its character
so that it is no longer su.ltable.
Examinations were announced Each day's business developments
today by the U. S. Civil Service help the prospects ot one company
Commission to fill Radio Engineer and hurt the prospects of &!\other.
New Jersey to a.saume duties in a I ~===========~ chemical laboratory in that state. Ii
Affiliated with the same firm, is
his older brother, Dr. Peter F .
Gross. The responsibility of those in Newport Harbor is to
carry nature's gifts to those who would visit US· Visitors
will be our wealth. Other areas are building harbors. Long
Beach bas plans for a Marina at Alamitos Bay: San Pedro
a dream comes true in the use of Reeves Field and its
appurtenant facilities as a yacht harbor; Sant.a Monica still
bas hopes of reclaiming its bay; and Los Angeles is quietly
progressing with its master plan for developing the Plays
and Mathematician positloru: in The sponsor of thiJS column will
the Federal service. I d' ELECTRICAL Further lnformation and appli· welcoo1e an opportun ty to iscu.ss
cation forms. may be obtatined your present holdings with you, REP AIRING
from the Commlssion's local sec-furnish up-to·date information. Reasonable Rat.es
retary, E. W. Gillespie. located at and at no obligation whatsoever.
Newport Beach Post Office. Sponaored by Ask for Floyd Flaher at Apt. 7,
• MAR.ACHE SIMS & SPEER .Joho.ston Apts., 108 Vz '· 20th
St., Newport Beach.
3 DAY SERVICE Member L A. Stock Exchange '---------~
2905 W .. Central Ave.
Del Ray.
These people are visitor minded. We of Newport have
been very crowded. We've seen our city fill with perma-
nent 'guests'. To this we are not accustomed. We must
learn to be more friendly. It is the drove-of visitors to
our Southern California that will provide our future build-
ers and citizens.
We've grown accustomed to a season. We fail to rec·
ognize the fact that any season at Newport Harbor is
about 1000% better than the best ~eason of 50'/'e of our
country.
Each visitor to Newport Harbor repr esents a whole
handful of dollars, to be purely mercenary. To continue
bis ylsits we must give him value for bis dollars. We first
mu8t make him welcome. We then must create the desire
in bis mind to stay-a while at least. Th~n we must inter-
lllNG YOUW WATCH, IN
FOR A.N ESTIMATE .__ __
TED W. BROWN
est him in a home. I
The best influence noticeable in recent weeks to foster 1~
this friendliness is the 'coffee habit' of loc&J mercbants-
They go from urn to urn, drinking coffee and getting 1797 Newport Boulevard
acquainted with other merchant.a. COSTA MESA i Our young people have shown a desire to better know Phone Beaoon 5SZ1-W
their neighbor by the formation of the 'Surfsiders', a purely Aloo 1n Lontr s.aco,
Newport Beach
Phone Harbor '11%
!t-l"TO'\fOBlLE \\'ORR
Roat ftf'pafrhll[
,.irg's Garae;P
?.itW; \\'. (',.ntn..I N"P\\'POrt
PhunN Harbor 1%9 or 1144-W
RISING VALUES!
BUILDING COST~
UP AND GOING
HIGHER!
Have You Adequate
Insurance?
see
Fred Tressa
BRIGGS
634 Coast Highway
Phone Beacon 5173
or
social club. Word bas also spread of the plan to form a na American A>-..
Junior Chamber of Commerce. , These groups with their ==::::~~:::::::::::::::::==~~=========~ social attributes will increase the value of these young :
R.esjden~e Har. 2476
people as citizens. They will become more friendly and
as they better know and like each other they will be more
gracious "!'d friendly to our visitors. Who knows, perhaps
there may re-develop some real old time glad handers as
were Lew Wallace, Dr.• Conrad Richter, Eddie Moore, A. B.
Rouselle, Harry Estus and scores of others when Newport ·
Beach was young and bad to struggle to be recognized.
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BOAT .-nd TRUCK LETTERING
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IT'S
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FOR
Fancy Chocolates
u· OFACE SUPPLIES
c
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Hallmark Cards
1788 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
MEN· WOMEN
Prostate - - -Pelvis
Do JOO 11& .. beckaclleT fain In
kip, fT'Oln or back of bead f
Are 7ou nenoua, jumpy, lrrl·
table and cranky T Orowtnc old
before ,-our Ume ! Sllppl.ns t
Have to set up nJpta t
IT'S YQUR
GLANDS
o..r metbod -esel\WnlF oar
own -,.eta Immediate result..
No pat-ao ~No Smc·
uy-.No J.a,Jecttou.
Dr. E. F. Bell,.D. 0, PIL 0., H7 n..s SL.-l'le~rt Bw+ ,I'll.
~r 1114 ff)r •l'Pobl~L NEWPORT' A PORT OF ENTRY". .ie r .... _._.,, ... , 1a o-.. ~!'a'/.o"ftl 9 2 2 -J a.a..: 1:11A.11..tD ltlO P. JI.
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
H. E. Stickler, M. D.
PhysJclans and 8urreoos
SW9 W. Central
NEWPORT BEACH
Ph. Hat. 602 Nlte Har. 772-1\I
H. R. HALL, M. D.
Ph.vsl<'ian and Surgeon
Office 131 Broadway Ave ..
COSTA MESA
firs.: J 1-12; 2·15 by appointment
Phone Beaoon 6848
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A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON
Telephone Harbor M6
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Dr. W. T. Mooney
Physician and Surgeon
Ninth and Central
Ph. (U,hr. eerv.) Harbor 46
Dr. Marven J. Reitz
Pbp,l.clan and 8UTJ"e"Ob
Oa™ipatb .
!831 W. Oentnl, NEWPORT
Barbor Ul-B Beacon 66t-l...i
Dr. Obed Lucas
DltNTlST • Phone Barbor 1480
uoiy, w. OeatraI
NEWPORT BmACB.
Clinton C. Emmers1111, DDS
Hll °""'1 llIPwn
OOBONA Dll:L IllA&
Canning, canneries and fish for the operation have been II-Aon -n.•--
.. • fl•t STREIT __,, --..-•
lost in the shuffle of discussion about making Newport Nl:W~OllT eo:AaH ~~~·~~·~;·~~~-~~~ '.::::::==========:'
Harbor a Port of Entry for the United St.ates. 1;:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::~::::::;:::::::==~1;,---= Proponent.a of the plan are relegated to two grou)l&-11 -Robt. A. Crawford. Opt. D.
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one, thoroughly convinced that making Newport Harbor a o P T o x ll T R 1 s T
port of entry ~uld be a goo!! thing for private boatmen and
_for the public relation.a of the city; another, tlioee with an
ulterior motive.
The ulterior motive is this: ' _..._.. Phone .J!eacoa 6811
Thureday, June 19, 11M7
,Pld llllt&bll>hed lnaura.oc•
Agoncy
A1J lines Written..
1 HOWARD,W. Gl!:RRISB,
'1808 N~"fPOrt Blvd .. Coet.a M-.
PBONll BEACON 5151
Betil &tllte -i-u--
1.olotlnp lnvtled
A. W. GIBB0."1
-tr..UD8c. ~~ ..__,.,s..J
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EARL W. STANLEY -ReaJtor
Iii otary I '11hl if'
Phone HarbOr 1776
22~ 1-larln•~ Bf\lboa Island •
Newport I-Tarbor
Veterinary Hospital
Small Anlmals and Uveslock
DR. H ORACE PARKER
DR. PAUL 0 . BUTCHER
lo.72 S. E. l\lesa Dri,·e
COSTA MESA
Phone Beacon 5076
M 0 RTUARY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
BEACON 5610 COSTA MESA
Harbor Glass Co.
%811 Lafayetlt> Pb. Har. 888
AUTOl\IOBILE GLASS
BO.\ T GL.·\SS
and Boat Lettering
Glass Installed \\'hile You Wait
Popular Piano
Play in 25 Lessons
Teaching The ).{odern Way
BEGINNERS or ADVANCED
S\l-ing-Ballad-Boogle
Pay by Each Lesson
Day and Evening Course.a
BEACON 5728..J.
Mortimer School
S02 Ooral A ''e., Balboa Island
Grades, Coll . Prep., Army and
Navy Ex.a.ms.
Day School closes May 29.
SU.,MER SCHOOL
Opens June 16 .... Eight Weeki
Numbers Limited. Apply Early .
o. A. Mortimer, M. A. Oxford
Harbor M2. Pr1bclpal
TBONART, Inc.
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RADIO o EI.EOTBONIC8 .·souNI>
sAiEB • snvioz •
UNro;D M<m>JIS
Aothor!J!!!I ~
DELCO MDI08
Plana are being quietly pushed in many section.a for
the expansion of the tuna canning business. It is not the
contention of this paper that tuna canning is wrong.
However, the public is entitled to know of the intents of
~"'""'iJ119"'!'. -• ~ ' ~ v•D:iua1. 1JllBD· 1792 Nowpott .Boplq&ld ,
~eand
1>9mestic
,Repair Work Our , _
. Specialty
the operators and of its city administration.
Very quietly was tuna canning brought into Newport
Harbor. .
Not until the shiny, stainless steel processing lines were
.in operation was anything said about the plan: And then it
was announced that 'A sportsman operation would be
oonducted'. Those fishing at Newport Harbor can have
their fish canned and labeled for them-and taken with
them. This is a joke. Canning of tuna is a prooesa which
takes hours. The sportsman will not get bis own fish
unless be desires to wait for cleumg, cooking, canning
and re-<:ooking. The joke might as well be a good one and
merely label the fish, previously canned!
We believe that a person who makes a good catch will
appreciate the facilities. We believe ~t canning opera-
tions might be extended to include !'Wordfish . if it is legal
But lets not be misled. How far is the plan going!
Is the United St.ates Government going to provide &
crew Of cuetoma men f9r two banana boats, one COCO&DUt
boat and u oCcaajmia! tuna boat• What do you thin\:!
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CAP'N DON'S
. Famous
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Will Open for
Luncheon
Cold Buffet and Hot Dishes .
Starting ,
roll:~~ fish~ en~le ::.: ~d ~'"4, "Jtiib.,, ·/Mi~ 2,0IJ,,
~uch..: our com'!'untty, and ~.would be the loller ·hr it-vn-:
-~ W!-1 Is the Pl&_n ! ~Y it on the table, and let's Pfiarie ... KOii ~ bJk ~ cmr. , . , ..,__'!"""" ______________ _
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BLUEPRINTS
W111L1i Y01l WA.IT
• We a..-A.Jo7tblq
• l'Uto • OoPJbis-
Dr. E.T.llltlerwd, O.D.
OPTOMETBIST
11•• Ezamined • GluM• R•paired
Broken L.n.N• Reptac.d
Eye h•rclM•
lllf w-. C.tnJ 'pbooe Barbor !lill . DINCt-.. Wlllle PrtafAl 11--------------.I
A.IQ' -DR. P. A. CHAMBERLIN • AD Worll: DoDe .a. Om Own
llllop. '
Coota ·-BlaopotaU., (Jo.
Pllloee a. e oa 1511
'88 N--' BmL"
(BoMad -· llentce Bia.)
PHYSICIAN'S
OPTICAL
IABORATORY
DWlllNG OPl'ICl&1'fll
Pliiieaunto:Nll ..... ..,
l:llA.M. .. ••P.11.
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19-« Newport BnuJevarct
COSTA MESA
Pbooe B•Ol)Q llU
Home calla to Harbor Are::a
OABL MAY'S
Ambulance
Service
llERLE ,NO~
OOl!JIE'l'IO 8T1JDIO
--rllft.W
OOUrteay ·~ byJ'
ApPoiD-t
~ W• _0 Phil A.-.
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CLOTH RS '-TAILORS
Orange County's
Leading Tailors
One Block North of
llaata ADa 0oDDtry Olub
On Newport Blvd.
UP91111~TERIDB I
BREAKFAST NOOKS
FOAMEX FOR CUSHIONS
AND BUNltS_
RB,r fWlll' .. IT""'ullS
KADE TO ORDER
MESANLmlY
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~ u. tho homo or Mn. • · •
LIP~O . I 'A ~,., . ·• ·• • · ; .ft.<<v U
. Aucbity m•••c!•U 180I Pl&eentl& 8uporjntenc14'1t EvenU Ru WU
avenue. Colt& Mesa, ~ere Olpt. t.o. Angelea on bUatneu TU_.
A llHllUMWDT NODllCTIOI
-•u~ 1nu1
UIUt llHIS
Wed. Only -'une !6
MAGGIE and J1GGS In
Bringing Up Father
-Alao--
KAY FRANCIS in
Wife Want.ed
and Kn. Nlcholu Relcly and ,di.'/.
daughter Bette, ot Chle&l'O. The • • • • • ·
vtalt.ors came Wellt to attend Mn. H. H. Uenau spent seveNJ
Bette'• graduation aervlcee at the day• thla week villtlng at Fall·
Univeratty of Arhona, corning out brook and San Diego.
later to Coeta Jleaa. • • • •
The Chlcagoana were entertain·
ed by the Loe Angeles Chief ot
Police and Abo Capt. Jack Doha·
hoe, ot the homicide department.
Capt. Reidy ls wlth the homicide
~eparlment In Chlcqo.
Your ad ln the Pn!U 11 read
by thouaande every· week.
Kiddia band
AND POND:ll
High Ball Golf Range
BDI. PRATT, Pro. •
OOMPLETE CAFE 8EBVICE
BEEB -sorr DJUND
.Santa Ana Recratian
ind Sports Center
Mn. Gert.rude Edick· ot Mag·
nolla atl'fft, haa been enjoying a
vlstt fl"om her brother, Mr. But·
man, during the put week.. • • •
Jn the Absence ot Rev. Carl
Johnaon at ~nterence ln San
Diego, Rev. Hand filled the pulpit
at the / Community Church tut
Sunday.
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Mn. Grace Schmidt, her d&ugb·
ter Carolyn, and MW Pegl'Y
Smith a.re spending the week at
ldyllwild and are reported enjoy·
lng the beautlea ot the mount.a.in
ruort area. • • •
Mr. and Mn. A. G. Ostrander,
with their daughter, Mn. Ramaey
and eon Charles Ramsey, lett Sun-
day night tor a vielt to their tor·
mer horn~ at Crucent City. They
expect to be gone about i three
week.I.
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Bridge Club Meets
At Burdick Home
Mrs. Harry Burdick wu b011teu
to her bridge club recenUy ln her
home at 232 Magnolla., Costa
Mesa. Winning prlr.a were Mn.
RJch&rd Dittmar, ftrst, Mn. Bur·
dick. eecond, and Mn. Claude
Andent0n, traveling.
Joyer, Boll7wood
movie actrese., became
the bride of Dr. Gerald
Ran-., M. D .. of New ..
port: BMch. Ju.ae I. at
i-vesu. They....,..
MG.Pie are ma k In I'
_,homoat!M1W.
Clea.traJ. avmue.
Fellowship Class
Enjoys Gathering
Fellowahlp Clue o t Chrl•t
Church by the Sea met Friday
with Mn. Wlllllm Estee, 1711
Wat Central. Queata enjoyed
a potluck dinner followed by a
short bualneu seselon and a social
hour. So.Mala-N-nllh«.
Pboae s...te Aaa n»w
Opm Eft1'7 ~
"Buster" Pinkley bu been ff·
lected by the Coat& Mesa Ameri-
can Legion Poet u their delegate
to Boy'a State a.nd will leave Fri·
day to attend the event. Boy•
from all over the state will U·
semble and go through all the po-
Guest at the meeting wu Mrs. Those attending were Mr. and
10 a. m. 11 p. ID. =============::'.I UUcal torma.litiea of organi%ing citiea and a state holding elec·
,.------------~l uons for that purpose. ,.OlllNGI · · ·
George Gay who substituted t or Mn. R. H . HUI, Mr. and Mrs. Da·
Mrs. Jerold Spangler. Others at· vld Hebert, Mr. and Mrs. William
tending were Mrs. John Webb. Ellis, Mr. and Mn, George Goeld-
Mn. Homer Mellott, Mrs. Kenneth · ner, Mrs. Flora Beatty, Mrs. Emma
Stewart, Mn. Ernest McClellan. Weatherford, Mrs. Kate Robert·
NINE TBRILLINO WEEKS
OF
" Lloyd Braddy, with .... new Orange County 4-H home on the corner of Broadway ..
STA.OE PBODUCTIONSI
HOLIDAY STAGE
ON ·m -WAY 101
OPENING PLAY
.rune SOUt--.July 5th
Ntpuy at 8:SO
Matinee Satunla,y .at %:IO
MABn GEORGE
ALBERTSON REEVES
and Tuatln nearing completion, has To Hold · Camp ID
~~u1:h~~~0:~~~i!~ ~;v~: San Bernardino Mts.
for many years. The house will The annual 4·H Club camp is
be moved to a new location to being held thla week at C&mp
make way tor the barber and Radford In the San Bernardino
beauty shop which Lloyd eventu· mountaJna tor the boys and girls
ally expects to build on Harbor ot Orange County. One hundred
boulevard. members and leaden pla.n to en·
Ma~oth Air Show
June 29 Staged at
Naval 'Air Station
Harbor resident.JI are warned
not to be &!armed Sunday. June
29, at a.JI the activity overhead on
that day. The 100 tighten and
bomben to be seen wtll all be a
pa.rt of the mammoth air show and
open house Sunday, June 29, at
the Naval Air Statton, Loe Ala·
mitoe. The spectacular demon·
atratlon of the "Naval Air Reserve
ln Action" wtll be tn honor ot the
Reaerve's first birthday at the la.
joy ca.mp thia year.
Imperlal County Lo .ending 30
4·H Club members and leaden
who wtll join Oragne County at
Camp Radford.
A fult prognun nu been ~tanned.
The group will be divided into 4
clarut th.at wtll compete for honon
in team games and swimming.
Alao a era.ft program, in which the
4-H Club children can work
making braceleta and key chains
ot plutlc ribbon, and coin purses,
blllfolde, key cue8, and tdentltlca·
Uon taga out of leather, will be
pre11ented. .
ROBERT ROCKWELL will open wide for viaiton at ten
The group will return Saturday,
June 21at after 4 days ot moun·
lain hiking, c rafts .and fun with
their fellow '4·H Club members.
son and El!lle Newland.
Mother Dies
Mrs. Lester Nott, !S02 West Bay
avenue, and other membera of her
family, left thta w eek for Glugow,
Mont. to attend burial service of
her mother, who pa.ased
A Los Angeles hospital.
BIRD CLUB MEETS
Orange County'e Bird Club and
Audubon Society will hold pot
luck dinner at Santiago Park.
2:>00 N . Main street, Santa Ana,
Sunday, June 22 at 5:30 p. m.
00WN FROM ALTADENA
The T . 0 . Munaena and their son
Rodney and wife, w~re down from
Altadena t o enjoy a vacation at
their summer home. 1~ 16th
street.
NEWPORT CIRCLE MEETS
Newport Circle will meet next
Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mn. D.
W. Holtby, 1518 Weat Ocean Front.
VACATIONS IN VANCOUVER
Doon Open NIPUJ' at l:IO All Beats Belel'ftd that morning. I With lj!J.ANORA &ad cal b&ae. The gates of the station
-----------$%.40 -SUMI -11.%0 -80c Numerous exhlblt. of latest Growers Invited to
Mr. and Mn. William Mcintee
on BolM. avenue, are visiting
triende and relatives In and around
Frl.·Sat. 'une !0-.Zl (Tax Iocluded) naval air warfare equipment wtll Irvin R h f
Season Ticket. for 9 plays be dlsplayed throughout the day. e anc or
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THAT WAY
Wfl'B WOMEN
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from .June 30-Aug. 30 These will include demonstratlonJJI Citr J)e tratio
$20.00 and us.oo. of pllotl... planes. rocket.. fire us moos n
Tax included flghUng, and radar ln actual use.
MAIL ORDERS NOW Noon .Is take-oft time of the
HOLIDAY STAGE, TUSTIN flnt free plane rldee to be offered
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10 PEDIG REED PUPPIES GIVEN FREE!
AMERICA'S 2nd LARGEST ALL BREED
DOI SHOW '
MORE THAI llOO DOGS
llN-TIN-TIN JN PERSON
Ott1er Fom04ls Dog Acts
S..tt........._le ... iie
DlfFlltHT 111105 llHCHED AND
JUDGID IA.CH DAY
-WOILD FAMOUS JUOGES -
T .. 1fi1 Dep-t:JO A.M. n 10 P .M.
"THI WISTS L.UGlST -SHOW"
·PORT -0· TRADE
EXPOSITION
CBS BROADCAST
"FREE FOR ·ALL"
from the expositiotl st.ge
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ENTERTAINMENT BY. SCREEN STARS
mlT THE u.s.s. TOPElCA
8ee • ...,st s s 1'1i'ek of
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ADMISSION 60c KIDS 30c
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tetiea or rootatockB !or Valencia
treea will be shown at an orchard
demoruitraUon echeduled for Wed·
itesday, June 25. by the Agricul-
tural Extenaion Service. The
plot.a are on the Irvine Ranch.
Growers lnterested are invited
to meet at the foreman's office at
the Irvine Ranch headquarters at
10 a . m., June 25. The office le
located on Irvine boulevard about
2 mllea east or Newport Road.
Cara will uaemble here, aaya
Fann Advtaor Harold E. Wahlberg,
and proceed to the plots that were
established ln 1927. Opportunity
will be gtven to aee the response
ot mature Valencia trees on the
tollowinl' atocka: sour, rough
lemon, Brazilian aour, grapefruit,
tritollate orange, Sampson tangelo.
lemon •haddock, Afrlcan sour and
othera.
Citrus growen are invited to
attend.
One , ot the part.tee honoring
Miu Eleanore M'cCutcheon, who
TueMl&y evening beCame the bride
ot Bob Sattler, wu given by Mn.
Herbert Sattler, mother ot the
bridegroom.
Tables at Balboa Yacht Club,
•cene of the party, were decorated
w l t b white gladiolu, ab.uta
d&ialea. and lighted tapera. Guest.a
were Dr. and Mn. L C. Lowe,
Xra. Janet McCutcheon. the M1eee1
Ruth Bera.bey, Joan Herrick. Ra·
chel Robln8on, Sue Flclter, Mr.
and Mn. Bud Egbert. Royce Haw-
ard. Mr. and Kn. G. H. SaWer .Jr.,
Bob S&t:tler, and Mi. JlcCutcbeon.
Kr. and Mn. G. H. S&ttJer Jr .•
brother and list:er---ln.·laW of the croom. arrived from San irr.n~
dlco to attend the weddtn.g, and
.... -~ at the Battler borne.
OOIDDllNCE
Kr. and lih'L D. C. MacK••
droYe to s... Dtqo to at--
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LADIES!!
MAKE MONEY
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little ga.I who saves you time,
,money and clothes by waahing
EVERYTHING with my clever
rubber !lngers.
Get me and ahoW me to your
friends and neighbors ~ a n d
EARN MONEY IN YOUR
SPARE TIME.
Just slip a dollar in an enve-
lope, with your name &nd ad-
dreaa, to:
MILADY'S MAID-235 Mont·
gomery Ruaa Bldg. Room 429
Sa.n Francleco t .
I "ll be there pronto wtth tull
detaila on how you can m&ke
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ALSO BUNK RK.
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If you prevent the
•••other'' fro111 fonRfn9
by adclnt OM IM1p10ft-'-''""'
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yoll waoh and -In
sugar watw 11 '"''I Oft -·to 1 cup_,
and wnip ihe. c:round o
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1 pkg. Butter-I cup llour
scotch rvdcAng V. ~-•-of
tartar Y, cup shortening V. hp. sodo
I Off •t. cup chopped
I cup rolled ocsts walnuts
Croom shortening and lluttencotch Pud-
ding together. Add whole Of19 and :nix
well. Sift llour,c-of !odor and socio.
Add to ftnt mixture. Then odd rolled
oah and nub, mixint well. Drop on
greased cooklo shoot and hako about
10 min. In moderate ov•n (375°).
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We shouldn't boast-
but WEBER'S TOAST
Is realty quite delicious.
Each tender slice
browns crisp and nice,
And too, It's MOST nutriliousl
Wo know you'll Ilk• good WEIEl'S
lread, delivered oven-fresh to your
neighborhood grocosy ovosy day. You'll
know It by Its famous blue gingham
wrapper.
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Tok• Suri kou olong when•ver you'r• 011t ln th•
1un I Sun Btou wotb two ways 1 it u:r••nt the 1vn'1
horrnful royJ -l•h ~ kin without bwrning -
ond it'• a 100thing lotiOfl that r•li•YH th~oin ol
1unburn ond oth., minor burnt. Gr•as•l•u>tfai9-
IMJ, ontis•plic, incon1picuous, l11•1tP.!n\iv• I
ALLEN'S PHARMACY. Balboa bland
GUNDERSON DRUG 00, Bal-
MARINE SALES. lDe.. Bal-bland
MICKfvond ~15 ~A Br MORRic ~ PoP
--1 0\00£ "" UVES llCOUM
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CITY BALL OONSftUCTION BEOINS-.lfaJ'or O. IL Beed tu.ma the ftnt allovel of d1rt la
l'f'OWMl brealdas cenmoalel Monday at ~ lite of the aew City Hall on Oeatral avea.ue. betwem
l!nd atret and Via Lido. Tiie eeremoDJ' wu attended by CltJ Admlnlatrator I . I . 8&0ora. Ootmdl-
Masonic Club
Plans Box Social'
)(--ot Ute~~
-Qlill wlU -tllel> wt-and -at • -iodaJ -tor ' P. 11. w_,. -U.,, ..Jwie lllth, In Ute .club,
rooma at Ute Communlfy Cbwdl
' ot Coot& M-. '
e. 1t. DeUW •• m-i cbalrman
for the even.t. stated that com-
. ploted plalw Incl-a abort color
O>OYte, a mactdan. door P"-
ud the luncheon box auction. 'nle
party I• the ftnt ot a eeriu of
ennta Kheduled for the newly
Ila-M--ic poop.
l:aeh •dv wtU peck a luncheon
for two people and trtm the box
u attractJvely u abe desires .
beln&' mlndt\11 at the I special
awardl to be piwented -tor un-
USU&l beauty. SUcceutul bidder11
may then aha.re the lunch wtth the
lady who packed tt. The entire
Pl'OtO'&m ha11 been prepared to
turther facmtate acquaintances
between Maaona. their friendl and
famJllea residing In the area. A.II
are welcome.
luJ the evening will be only ao-
clal, there will be no bu.Illness se.s-
slOn of the Muon.le Club.
.,,.. Bob ~ and -SUer, Police Chief Rolaad Hod&-Stnet Supt.. BW Co~rt, Cbambor F te
of Commerce Prett.ldent H erb Kenny, Tom Henderson. Rad Ring-, offtclal• from Kalwr Con8tructlon ·"8 mers Buy
<:ompony. !Photo by Volney Hay Jr.I Wagon Wheel Cafe
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Hard-to-Please 11.~rs . Had Ring 'Bridge Tea Staged :=n ~;· .~~m:_"«c;;;
Th.1eves Rob 0 Ians Luncheon at Ats. A. Country Club Orange and 16th lltreel In Costa
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FO.R THE HARBOR AREA
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We Announce, with pride, th~ opening THURS-
, DAY, JUNE 26TH of our Wholesale and Retail
Meat' Plant located in Costa Mesa at Newport
Avenue and Broadway.
.Now You may buy your Meat Supplies at w_hole-
sale or if you prefer to buy in smaller quantities
our Retail Department will carry a complete line
of Fine Meats at price~ very close to wholesale.
. Mr. Charlie Wimmer and so11 Jack
charge of the Retail Department.
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stock of Fresh Meats and Provisions.
a . large
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Hard-to-please burglars broke . . ge-ea u e ay a eut coaat, r ecently came to Calif-
lnto the office of the Coata Mesa ing at Don Dickerman 11 ptctur-Santa. Ana Country Club. Ar-omla trom Edgartown. Martha'11
Airport at Monrovia and I9th esque Cutaway• club will be a ranged by Mrs. Paul Hall, the tea Vint::yard. Mau.
11treets, making off with four pair luncheon tomorrow, planned by wu at~nded by approximately Mrs. Hay• vtaited ou; land of
of sunglasses valued at $51.50 and Mrs. H8d Ring. Those attending 40 gues · MPruiRdlbeng •Mt 11th1 • lead opportunity only last March tor · um11 were rs. o rt er an th ti ecatterlng $150 worth of other \\ill be Meada.mea Tom Henderson, "f J K M Do ald e rat time. and promptly re-
item11 tn front of . the oftice. Robert Powell. Lynn Kepper. ·· ~ort~ ~s nwent to hoJderll turned ea.at to pack up her family
Entry waa gained by breaking Ralph Ma.skey, Lei Isbell, Sally of hJ :h scor:. at brid e and bring them •out here. The
a plate glaaa window with a beer Peyton, Gordon Finley , and Mrs. g . g · Hays bo:th say there Ls nothing like
bottle during the early morning Ring. The f1n1tl bridge luncheon of the thJ11 climate anywhere, arid they
houn Tuesday. Discarded by In addition 't o the U!!lual bl1I of se~son will be staged nt the cl ub wouldn't gtve It up .for anything.
the thieves -,;ere a radio trans-tare, Dickerman stated. there next Thursday. June 28, publicity They feature bar-t)..qued Jibe
miller and teeeiver, a barometer, will be a hot and cold buffet chairman Mrs. Had Ring a.nnounc-a nd chicken. in the unique eatlne
a small tool box and other ttema. served ln the club room, prealded ed. Mrs. Paul Hall will a.gain ar-place on the road between New-
over by Randy Hill of Beverly range the event. assisted by Mra. port and Costa Mesa.
SON BORN Hillll. C'Utf Molder and Mn.. J . B. Price.
A son wu born to Mr. and Mrs. Following the luncheon, the wcr
Vernon Hafenfeld, 118 Opal, Bal-men will gather at the Udo tale Your ad in ~e Press ls read
boa Island, in St. Joeeph'a Hoapi-home ot Mn. Had Ring for an by thou.sand.a every week.
Realtors Catch
A Big-One!
ta1 on June 12, 1947. He weighed afternoon ol bridge. Preu want ad.a bring resu,lt.11.
8 It.. S OS. High tldea and favorable gen-
t
A Ph0ne Call to
eral condlUona aided materta.lly
r the surflshing In Newport Beach
thl• week a.nd heavy catches were
reportt'd along the city surf. I Rey Y . Copelin, realtot l.n the
offi ce of Ralph P. Ma.skey, oneo of
Watch your local papers for
tive offers for our opening.
some very attrac-
West Coast Meat Company
MEATS AND PROVISIONS
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1849 Newport Avenue
COSTA MESA
RETAIL . BEACON 5613-J I the more skillful anglers. hooked
and landed a seven pound apotfln
• croaker Tuesday night, fishing ·
near the 4100 block of Sea11hore ~..........,.,,,~.~~ ...............
WILL BRING OUR DELIVERYMAN
WHERE IN THE HARBOR AREA I
-TO YOUR DOOR ANY-r-·
AND DYEING DONE IN OUR OWN
Drive.
The tide books indicate good
fit1hlng for the remainder o! the
"'eek and hundreds of night ang-
le"' are expected to dot the surf
frontage. EXPERT CLEANING
UP-TO-DATE PLANT. II Fire a Day Keeps
Mercury Cleaners of Costa Mesa I Mesa Brigade Busy
l The Costa Mesa Volunteer Fire
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record of a fire a day, with s ix
----------------fi rPs in the pa.at six daya u this is written.
;,:'ourth Street and Sycamore
Santa Ana
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' ee a sand and surf success in sea-worthy
swim suits from Ranki.n's. Styled' to bring out the
groaiful Ii'* of yoiir figure and play up the
beauty of ~ suntall'. They' re wonditrs In
lhe wa1w;11oo ••. designed to gi\le you plenty
of ftMdoml See thete and "'°"Y more • • •
lanlcift '• apol1s shop, second floor. 1• ' . ~
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The latest serlee of bl~ began
when a stubborn grass fire, said
to have spread from burning trash
ln the Corona del Mar area occu-
pied the Firemen on Friday the
13th burning a half acre before
being controlled. On the follow-
ing day another grass fire WM
!!lnuffed Qut and on Satul'"day five
acres of grass near the Cutawaya
Club burned oft before the spread
ot the flames was stopped. An-
o ther alarm came from 23rd
atrttt where burning trash had
spread t o nearby grass.
On Sunday nJght firemen at-
tended a fir e but were unable to
do anything about it as the fire
wu on a boat. the Emma, a 23
footer on which were David and
Jack DeLong of Long Beach. T.be
boat burned to the water's edge
tn spite of effort.a by a harbor
patrol boat to quell the flames.
Three explosion11, thought to be ot
gu tanka added to the ferocity
of the fiame11. On Monday. at 11
o'clock a. m. the department wae
called to Wllaon street, where a
grass fire wu brought under con-
trol.
Buo vs Established
For Yacht Racing
According to Coast Guard re-
port.I, buoys will be establi8hed
on or about June 23 to be used u
ma.rken tor yacht racing.
The yacht couree lighted bell
buoy Balboa marked "YC-B ... will
be painted wbtte and lhow a
nas?"alng white light every four
98COnds; {IUh 0.5 eec., edJpee 1-.5
eec. of 110 candlepower, approxi-
mately .8 ott ~ Pier, In ap-
proximately 200 feet.
The yacht coune llg'htAd bell
buoy Newport marked "'YCN",
wlll be poJnl<ld wblte and &bow
fluhlns wblte Dehl "erJ -8 ...
-llaoll --,, ~ ..... -. ot llO ~. approxi-
mately ane mile on Newport Pl.er,
In &ppraimaleq 100 feet.
N'-port ~ two, • ....,_
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MO ,.,._ 10T 4ilsl•• 10 ferllt. boa tJlil: .,,.., 4 GAW fll Bralo-
llilla ..._,, ta 21 feat.. Kcwpwt
Baoy tam, a kb• Nd ..,., .m
M ... A •--t~ ... JUdm.i.11& , r-• ,.._ frml. watt•• w .C ll'eapaot :l'lor la,. -.
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FIUIT FREEZE FROSTEES
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Is Mesa Visitor
Kr. ~ 11n. Baroid crew ....s
bmlly ~ 111 ·•• rortr, mu .n ¥talt1fts Ille -BoJd RobvU al 280
-18tb .-.,..1. eo.ta 1(-
Tbe Creera wW -thrwgh-ou.t the week before returning
home where Mr. C'Ner 8U'Ve9 u
Pmtmut.u.
For the edlftcatloa of thoa
of you wbo have ollly motored
by and bave yet to lotter
amonc the aelected brlc--a.-m.c
(and a few big-her priced
Items) found la this little
baven--tb.b Is to inform you
that "·e haven't tranaeended
ID.to the yacht brokerace or
boat bulldlq" buAlneu.
That tiandsOme outrluer--
paddleboard nmtltnc among
thfi redwood fura.ltw'e ha front
of the shop "'U ·put on display
by a fTiend of oun aad ls cau.
inc quite a little comment.
It ls for sale, however, and
a steal at ninety dollan.. It
won't haac In your patio and ls
not quite commodious enoup
to accommodate YOW' en.Utt
horde of summer relatt~vtal
ton. but It i. a m1cbty tn~
loua piece of water cntt.
Ll'ITLE ISLAND HOME DESTROYED-A ftre of undetU1'1llaed ortstn Tueeday ptted the home on
ZISY1 Abalone a\·eaue of H. Stafford Ns,.e or San Dle:so. Damace wu MUmated at approdmately
MOOO. L R. Doaaildlloa who wu palnttns the: home next door, dlAcovered the nre. Rb home was
also 1eorchAI by nam"' but ftttmen MMWe:rinc the ca.U quickly brousbt thf' ftre under control: The
Nyes Were ald to have occupied the houae ove.r the weekend bot bad returned to San tHeco Sllllday.
Anyho\\', If you wOJ peer be-
biDd the outrtcce_r, you wlU
dbco":er that we ARE bl the
furniture bualne.a. ( lD. a •llgbt
110rt. of way). oar lndlvlduaJ-
lstlc rattan. plecea have been
....... like IM>tcakee and we'll
eve• let you try out your pos.
tertor for flt and comfort when
3·ou drop ln to browMi and
chat • btt.
We've dlsco\•ered that our
rattan can serve a double pur-
po!ie, belnc acceptable In the
11wankle.t Interior or moved
Into the patio to 11erve u
11tunl,y, watherproof (Callfor-
nta atyle) outdoor funlttutt.
A •.PU" varnWt ftnlab. which
does a pretty fair Job of wtth-
11tandlns the m09t potent of
potables. I.II the 11eeret of tbe
rattan.'11 rucceclneM In the
open.
We'll probably have a bard
time ~lltns you our ordlnary
outdoor redwood now, bu t
"'e're friendly people and don't
mind paulns on these Uttle
r f"m!I of information that will
·coo.t you more money.
Speaklnc of monf")', an ordJ-
nar)'. inflated dollar bf.JI can
b@ traded with us for a mJcht;)'
flnP lift, brldgP prlz.p or dust
collector and we're ·rat h e r
proud of our "'1de seLectlon of
d.lsttnctl\·e merchandlse--from
herM and eondlmt>nts to our
f"XCIU1'l\.'f" line of La Mirada
pottery and wroucht Iron fur-
niture.
If you'M!I tra\·ellnl' by plane,
car, afoot or honeba.ck -"'e
can stll.I b@ found nestllnc
cosl.ly behind .la.ck Sadlelr's
office at 1605 C<>Mt Hlgh" .. Y·
Corona df'I 1'far.
You're welcomf' to bro"'lle,
bant.er, o r buy. .J. G.D.
Kerrigan Estate
Leh to Harborite
Auxiliary men1bers of St. Jan1es
Episcopal Church met In the home
of ~tn . Robert Villagrana. 125
Abalone, with Mrs. Sturdivant and
Mrs. Gooker e..salst1ng the hostess
Mrs. Ed Rogers will complete her
two year term as president, ending
in January, and fllllng the office
at that time will be Mrs. H. P.
j Bender of Huntington Beach.
1.trs. Winifred Barbre will a83ume
secretarial dutiea at that time.
George Mo rtimer spoke on
church mu.9lc, presenting several
mu.9lcal selections as illustrations.
ons
By PAT PATIERSON
RA YON and COTION
PRINTS at $6.50
SEERSUCKER STRIPES
at $5.00_
CHAMBRAY STRIPES
at $8.95
Also Complete u ... of
Uniforms for . Docton,
Nun.$, w.m.s-encl
House Servents
(Regillte r Photo).
Dr. Tom Barton
Opens CDM Office
Added to the ever grov.1ng fra-
ternity of prolesalonal men ln the:
Newport Barbor llrea le Dr. Tom
E. Ba.rt.on., Chiropractor, who this
week opened h1a offices ln Corona
de! Mar.
9r. Barton. who la locating he.re
after ~ completion ot bis work
ln uniform for Uncle Sam. wUl be
at 1217 Cout. Highway.
Tbe Doctor a.nd ~ wUe, Bev-
erly, both eerved wttb the armed
forcee du.rtng the NCent-con1lict.
Tiley ha•e raided 1.n the harbor
area for the put .e.venl month&.
Girl's Injuries
Result in $2634
Damage Suit
Sult for $2634 damages suffered
by 14.-year old Beverly Francina
J ohnaon of Newp6rt Beach in a
motor accident la.at Nov. 4., wa.a
filed yeeterday tn Superior Court
by Dorothy E. Johnaon, the girl's
mother.
Mrs. J ohnaon alleges that her
daughter waa riding ln an auto
operated by Anna Suttor and waa
northbound on Tu.st.in avenue when
tt wu in a co!Ualon. with an auto
driven by Jay Cynu: Gould. The
action wu fUed aga.truit Jay Cyrus
and Kay R. Gould.
Mrs. Nona L. Swafford, 53, of
203 28th street, Newport Beach,
passed away laat Thursday, June
12, 1947 , at St . Joseph HO!!lpita..I
After a brief Illness. Funeral
service was held Ia.st Saturday In
the Nazarene Church. ' Mrs.
Swafford wu boi'n in Missouri and
had lived in Newport Beach for
the past four yean.
She Is survived by her husband,
J ohn C. $\A:afford; sons Wilmer I.
and Dwight C. Swafford of Ne\\.'-
port Beach and Merlin W . S\v&f·
ford of Daly City: daughteni
Betty Lou and Shirley Joan of
Newport Beach ; her mother. l\1rs.
Sadie Gann of Kansas. and three
brothen, four sister9 and hrec
grandchildren.
Reas Celebrate
Silver Anniversary
Although without particular ,os-
tentation, Elementary School Su-
perintendent Everett Rea a.nd Mrs .
Rea celebrated their silver wed·
ding anniversary on June 14. They
were happy to have all of their
children at home for the occasion.
Felicitating the couple were their
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Schorle and
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, BEN J. WHITMAN
ltealtor·
FOR &ALI: Phan• Beacon 5102-K Beacon·5857-W Harbor 1271
OClllAN l!'RONT LOT '
By OwnBl'----Call Harbor 2147.J.
111-lllc
II no anower call Bea. 57114-R ~ Newport Blvd. 1435 Coast Highway
JACK GREENE , , · . -~ Mesa Corona del Mar
WALTER· ~1'.,
V. B. "PEtrJ!l" JBLl!:Y
Water Front, Udo Iale t03 Mc·
CWn. -H 7 VI& lJdo Soud,
ON COAST-BLVD. Bring Your Buying and Selling Problems to Us
· or Boz 131, Glendale. Calli.
SATZ.s>Q!N 16-1 Tp
1018 Cout lllgbway 20x30 foot frame hOUH:. Four
'I'h.rM bedroom home, nrepl&ce,
double garage--ouutde ahower.
Oomu loc&UOo. one block trom
ocean. Reduced trom S8ts00 to
STnOO-Term.a.
CORONA. DEL MAR room. and bath. Complete u
rbone Barbor 257-i-W la. WW move to your Jot. Box -
-B> %Newport-Balboa Prea. COSTA KESA SHOW PLACE
Beautif'UJ Ocean View 3 bedJ'oom lie Lovely Rancb Type Home wtth
home on Poppy avenue. Baa By Owner-Two bedroom bou.e. large llvlrls room. Kitchen &nd
large Uvlng room with fireplace Double garage. $6700 tun price. br-ktut room Ux22. Two
Nice din.1ng a1cove, mahogany 308-Mth SL Owner •at CiZ.-68tb larse bedroom., d.l.nlq room.
an.ack bar ln kitchen, laundry Place, Long Beach. P&tlo, beautitul aetUna' among
room. tuU bath and shower, and 13-14--lS:teP tree.. Mrubl and tlowerw.
double garace. Lot completely IA.J'l'fl double garage, ~ acre of
encloeed by fence. 'I'h18 ta a FOR SALE _ BY OWNER good eoll, SU,600. More land
beauty, lee It nowl Lot eo x 148' seav16w Hta., near available. Phone Beacon 5734--R. $18,500 All American Market. View ot Immediate -Ion.
-Bay -All aueNm.e.ntl ln. -
Fumiahed rental, % block trom $2230. Harbor 1683-R after
Ocean. Bu nice living, kitchen, S P. ll. Ott. On Newport Blvd.
dinlq room, bedroom, bath, 4 UNlT COURT A HOKll: FURN.
Rp&rate mower· and patio. Several choice Iota tor •ale. Good court. hom.'-and on~ trailer hu
$50 per Week. locaUona In Newport Heights over '200 month Income. ut•
and eo.t.a Meu.. Prices $1000 on Newport Boule'Y&l'd; IOO
Nice, 2 bedroom rental. I..arge
living rooru Mth fireplaCe,
dinin,g room, snack bar, kitchen
Mrvice poreh and double garage.
'WW rent year around.
to $2250, tenu lf deatnd. Hub feet deep. , Thta propct7 bu
PoWen. Balboa P'erry IA.ndln,g. excellent poesiblllt1ee for tu.lure
Phone Harbor 82-W. SU' development. JU.It put on the
$2450
NICE STUCCO HOME South ot For Sale by Owner,-Large View
highway. haa ·2 bedrooms, living Lot.."Comer" Newport Heighta.
room, dining room, sun room, Call Harbor 2313. 15-16p kitchen, pantry and garage too!
Very liberal teml3 $8900 tull pr.
(-Bedroom Summer rental near
Beach. Has large living room,
den, dining room, sun deck.
' kitchen and garage. Complete-
ly tumiahed and can be had
from today on a.s long u you
want It. $300 per month.
Canal Front
New two bedroom stucco
Double garage. Private Beach
Pier privileves-Open
3603 Finley Ave.
Newport Beach 16p
Beautl!Ul Ocean View Lot 50'x120' Three lol8-90xll8. Two Iota--
on Hazel Drive. Flneat View 60x118 (ZOne R -2). Choice
lot Jett and what a steal $4000 Location-South ot Highway-
-Near Buainesa Corona del Mar-
Completely tunliahed three bed-Owner, Gladstone 2881, Suite
room home fin.I.shed in Knotty 220, 7904 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Pine. Hu large living room Loe Angelee 46. ' 14-15c
market at $19.-. part c:uh.
Burry! It won't laat.
Open Evenings and Sunday1
469 Newport Blvd.---Cost.a Meaa
Iii mlle N . of Arches on len at
crest -or hill. Beacon &102-M
A. E. J 0 H N S O N
Open Evenl.np and Sunday
-l69 Newport Blvd., Co.t.a Meaa
%-mile· N . ot Arches
on Jett-at crest of hill
Phone Beacon 5102-M
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G. M. "Gray" Pritchett
Broker
"By The Safeway Store"
with exposed beama and fire-------------HOME AND OFFICE
place. Nice dining room a.nd For Sale--Buy your lot In tine Ideal tor doctor or beauty opera-
kitchen, 1 Y.i bat.ha, laundry "New Home" realden.Ual nd&"h-tor. Stucco, cor., lot, cloee in
room, double garage and sun· borhood only three minutes tn Ea.at aide. Liv. rm. 12' x 19',
deck.· Price just reduced $2500 your car from the beach at muter bdrm., 1•· x 18' (uaed
lhia week. It all goes u Is, Newport Bay or community tor beauty parlor) other bdrm.
$13,:>00. See tt now! shopping centera, prices $1200 12 ~· x 14%'. A strictly mod·
to $1600. Term•. J . A. Beek e m home; attached garage. The
2 Bedroom, Stucco Home. Hu
carpeted fioors, Venetian blinds,
panel ray heat, etc. Full
price $7500. Va.cant.
Ot!lce. Phone Harbor 62-W.., price is $1 3,000. Immed. Poa-
16c session.
Beautitu.I home near Seavlew ave.
nue. Has hardwood Doors, Ve·
neti&n blln<bi, furnace heat, etc.
Home la on 2 tun lots &nd ta
definitely underpriced. $17,750.
2 nic:e homea on large lot, t ;t
bldcka from ocean. :Front house
bu large living room wt.th fire.
place and exposed beams, 2 big
bedrooms with much cloaet and
wardrobe space, nice dining
room and Uled kitchen, laundry
room too. Rear house ii 3
room apartment over double
garage. Workabop and laundry
room. Front house la com-
pletely tu.miahed and ready to
move into. Hu beautltul Ocean
Vlew. See lt now. $15,000.
New 3 bedroom home nearly com-
pleted. Ha.a hardwood noora,
fireplace, Jot. of tile, etc. Buy
now and you can have choice ln
tile color and Interior and ex-
terior coloring. It'• a real buy.
$11,600.
We use multiple lilltinga, lillt
with WI today for a quick sale.
$2500 J:?own
P r e w & r Completely Furniahed
Houae. Baa nice Living Room
with expooed celling, large bed·
room, kitchen, dinette, ba.th and
Corona de! Mar
BEST BUY ON THE CANYON
Adja~t to Shore C1ltfa -Ha.
zel Street, Lot 49, Block A,
40 x 98 -$3000 cub. $4000
terms. Reg. price SftOOO. Pho.
Dana Point 76.5. 5tt
21 % Gross
1J'h % Net
on your Investment ot $7500 ca.ah.
Improyed bu.slneu p r o p e r t y
near hew hospital. Leued for
5 years. Harbor 1346-M. 16c
For Sale-One newly completed
three bedroom stucco in the
Newport Hetghta area. celllng
price of $12,100 wtth fireplace,
hard.wood noon, cedar ahlngle
root, ~ hardware, two ear
garage; th1e house may sell tor
enough lea to cover any inter·
tor decoration to suit, L9 well
located on one of the principal
streets wtth other new homes.
AV&ilable now. Ca 11 Hub
Powers, agent. Harbor 62-W
Balboa {•1'1')' landing. Ille
Multiple Listings
double garage. h on a nice -
.trcet and payme.nta are lea $4260 95% ttniahed, partly fur-
t.b.a.n ren.L Full price $9000. nl8hed tour room. Lot 60x200.
$250() CUh. Balance at $40 per New.
month. at a~ lnt.ere9l. Try to
mat.ch th.la &D)'Wbere. $7250 Two hOU9e8 on halt acre
on Elden. $2'150 down.
$7960--121': acrea, duplex on Santa
An& Ave.-Near 22nd-Nearly
tlniahed. Good mil .
VAC~NT -GOOD BUY!
New 2-bdrm. stucco, pla.stered,
12' x 17' liv. rm.; tile bath, V.
bllnd5. Double garage wtth
wash house. Lot 136' x 110'
Flexible tenna at $6500
FULL PRICE $3760!
2-Bdrm borne nearly completed;
very livable, roomy. Material
tor completion on grounds. Fln-
isb your5elf and save plenty.
Possession.
3-BDRM. -EAST SIDE
1 Year old stucco, all mode m ,
double garage. Set am ong
love ly homes. T erna at $10,500
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
2 story garage bouae, plaatered,
n e w furniture, redecorated;
Ocean View. Has 2 bedrooma
and outalde Guest HOWte. $2960
dn.. bal euy terma.
G. M, ''Gray" Pritchett
Broker
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CC»ta M:-, Calltomia.
Pb: Bea<on 11<>24-W
.. By The Sa!eway Store"
Balboa Island
Cute, Two Bedroom Stucco. Ex·
cellent locaUon. Fine condJUon.
Real flreplace, patio, two ·car
garage. Completely tumiahed..
Pouesaion cloee ot escrow.
Phone Orange 73. 15-lk: Completely tumi.hed boUle eouth
Of Highway. 2 nice bed:room.I.
livtng room with f'JZ'eplue. dln.-
tng room, kltcb.m and 1aund:ry
room. Nice patio, cvap and
guest bouae in rear. Sea It DOW.
~dawn.
Ocean Front Cottage
$2750
$3500 One bedroom. :Lot 80"Xl&t' CrysW Cove Beacon 5381-W
'1ooo-m!·tlnlabed.
We spectaltse on G. L Loans. and ff500 -Two bedrooma -Same
have many that wUl take a tu.It term.a u one bedroom.
Jou appralal I
KULTIPLJC LIBTINGS -'
Business is Good
Ben J. Whitman
Re<or
JACK GREENE
':WALTER Hl!:BERT,
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water, lights In-Street paved.
KULTJPLll Llll'nNGS
P. G .. BALATON
Realtor·
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till Newpad. •lls•~ ---sw ~ R11'ie•C11
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COSTA. KESA
Ave.
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THE PRESS
Orange, County's
Outstanding
Real Estate
' Advertising
Medium
5 ACRES FOR SALE
Nice property ~ 330' x 660' -Good soil. Near
Newport Upper Bay area. Price $8500. Terms.
COSTA MESA
Corner Hom!l
Three bedrooms eii room home. Tile kitchen
and bath. Large Jiving room, dining room, hard-
wood tloor, floor furnace&. Double garage. · Yard
fenced-Very cloee to bualnea section. Nice cor-
ner location. Will take G. L Loan. Price $10,500.
Terms.
COSTA MESA
Near Newport Blvd.
Two bedroom home, partly furnished. Hardwood
tloors. Nice residential section. Garage. Price
$6000. Terms.
G. I. HOME -NOTICE
Costa Mesa. Close-in. Two bedroom home on
large lot. Pre-war construction. Attached garage.
Near school, church and new theatre site. $8950.
' Costa Mesa -Best Buy
Lovely 2-bedrm. prewar home bul/t in 1941. Large
living room with fireplace, dining room, tile kit-·
chen, breaj!fast nook, entry hall, service porch,"
tile bath, hardwood floors, double garage with '
extra room Tx20". Price $13,000 unfurnished,
$14,500 furnished.I Terms.
Corona de! Mar -Special
2-Bedroom Stucco Home, new and furnished, nice
kitchen, pleasant living room, sWJ ahower in bath,
nice brick patio. ·
Price $7450--Will take Corona del Mar lot in l!fule.
Duplex -Corona Del Mar
NEW-Vacant, furni8hed, no rent ceilings. Corner
• lot, sewers and sidewalks in. Each apartment has
1 large bedroom, lovely kitchen, living room, bath
with shower over tub. Hardwood floors, floor fur.
naces, indirect lighting. Lots of windows, very
modern, south of highway -landscaped -double
garage. Price $16,000. Terms.
Home & Rental Apartment -Corona Del Mar
Nearly new 2-bedroom Home. Fireplace, shower
over tub, Venetian blinds, etc. Single garage
with apartment built alongside, constructed for
second story. No rent ceiling. This is a very
good investment, on market for first time. Still
belongs to builder. Price $11,900. Liberal terms.
Open 7 days every week -8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
RELIANCE REALTY & INVESTMENT CO.
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498 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Ph. Beacon 5197
BALBOA ISLAND
NEW 2-bedroom home, large rooms, f°Ireplace, dual
floor furnace, maple floors, double garage. This
can be bought at appraised value on G. I . loan. This
won't last long, so better see today.
On Corner Lot
Attractive 3 bedroom home, newly decorated. Large
corner lot. Two car garage. Fruit trees, berries,
garden, etc.' A but at $8,800.
GOOD LEVEL LOTS -$700.00
New home to trade for building lots and 110me cash.
WE NEED LISTINGS
FOR ALL TYPES OF PROPERTY
Y: GALEN DENISON-Broker
Hugh E. Watson Salesman
Blanch A.. Gates--Sa.le$M•n
Beacon 5197
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BEVERLEY REALTY CO.
407 .. Cmtnl
-. Har. 1'111
Gladya Deveney, Realtor
Bill Llewellyn, Sal-m•n
LISTJNGS ARE APPRECIATED.
BEVERLEY REALTY CO.
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' FRANK P. JOHNSON -Realtor
OWEN C. ANKENEY-Associate . .
1664 Newport Blvd.
Daya Ph. Beacon MM-W Nights Ph. Beacon 521().J'
NEWPORT REACH
5-Rooms 'h block to ocean---Ocean view. Beauti-
ful brick walled back yard, patio and barbecue pit.
U you want something good, SEE THIS. Imme-
diate poBl'eaeion. $10,450, terms.
NEWPORT BEACH
'h Blk. from ocean--3 bedrooms, large living room.
nice kitchen & bath. Furnished. Newly decorated
inside and out. $7 450, terms.
'h Bili from ocean-2-bedrooms,
Partly furnished. $5450, terms.
studio type loft.
COSTA MESA
MOTEL or Auto Court Sites on Newport & Harbor
mvd. Cloee In, best of locations. .Price right.
U you have money to loan on property, ~ us.
LOTS 60 x 1~ feet--$600.
G. L Homes--$61i()O to $7500 full price.
LISTINGS WANTED--OPEN SUNDAYS -
FRANK P. JOHNSON -Realtor
1664 Newport Blvd.
Daya Ph. Beacon M34-W Nights Ph. Beacon 521().J'
Very Choice Lot on Crystal Avenue
LITTLE ISLAND
Close to East Bay
$7500 ·
2-bedrm. home with fireplace located on
BALBOA ISLAND
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Nice enclosed brick patio--2-car garage
Outside shower and dressing rooms.
$11,500
ISLAND REALTY CO.
201 Agate Balboa Island Harbor 377.JW
BALBOA -Ocean front, 4 bedroom, fireplace,
furnishings include elec. refrigeratiorf. $12,500
Terms.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -A real buy c;m today's
market, 2 bedroom, dining room .J.2' x 12', large
service porch, lots of tile in kitchen & bath even
to tile floor in bath. Many built in features-this
house must be seen to be appreciated. Of course,
a double garage & the lot well landscaped. Price
reduced to $12,000 for quick sale.
PENINSULA-Brand new, 2 .bedroom, 2 bathroom,
with fireplace and double garage, stucco & plaster
finish. Owner will cooperate with buyer in selection of
plumbing & electric fixtures. Full price $14,750.
SOUTH COAST REALTY
& INVESTMENT COMP ANY . .
R<.a Greeley Realtor -Monte R. Grl!µes , Insurance
Josephine Webb, Broker
302 Main Street Balboa Ph. Harbor 2034
BRIGGS • BEST .• BUYS
0 MULTIPLE LISTINGS 0 SEE ANY REALTOR
• Beach Cottage % block from ocean, 1 block to Bay;
2 B. R ., hdw. fl oors, good furniture, fireplace,
bachelor apt. in rear, garage,. cement slab, and
walks, near Yacht Club.
• Cottage built in '46, hdw. floors, neat as wax near
waterfront and Lido Center.
Fr~d BRIGGS Tressa
MULTIPLE LISTING BOARD MEMBEKS
634 Coast Highway A. Sandy Steiner OffiCM
Phone Beacon 5778 Res. Harbor 2476
CORONA DEL .MAR
A discriminating buyer will like this fine 3-bedroom
modern home. Beam-ceiling living room, loggia,
2 fireplaces, furna<e. Hardwood, plaster and select
redwood interior. Large studio bedroom has fire-
place, bath, private entrance; could be separate apt.
View of the city. Home and income, only $15,990.
CORONA DEL MAR
South America is calling owner who says "sell''
Immediately, new 2-bedroom home. This won•t last
long at $9450.
SnlJlmer Rentals, •
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Step~ A:. Smith, A M08 l1t.e lllrabr .
TWo ottlr8 In. Corolla del Kar:
Bar. 1li05 or Bar. 2422
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INSURANCE
NEWPORT BEACH
3-Bedroom home· .. Furnished .. ~ ganige .
1 block trom ocean .. Must aee this at thls price .•
$6500. Also a 1-hedroom home .. furnlahed . · 5
yrs. old .. 1 block trom ocean at only $5000.
4 bedroom home .. lge. liv. rm. and bedrooms. 2-
car attached garage .. Eutside .. can be bought
furnished .. 1 yr. old. Approx. 1500 sq. feet.
This will go G. I. Full price $6500.
G: L HOME .. CAN BE BOUGHT FOR LESS 'l'HAN
G. I. APPRAISAL
3-Bedroom home with lge. living room .. tile kit.
and bath. 2 car garage ' . Eastside .. good district.
May be pun>hased by civilian. You cannot begin
to build this home for the asking price. Only $9500.
2 Bedroom home on Costa Mesa's finest street.
Extra lge. liv. room 24'x26°. Two very nice bed-
rooms .. hwd. fl oo rs .. covered with expensive
rugs. F1r. fur. beautiful sun room .. EXTRA
apartment in rear with an income of $28 a mon th.
Seperate laundry room. Back yard enclosed with
board fence. This property is sold at a SACRIFICE
PRICE to settle an estate. The best buy in the
Harbor Area .. $11 ,500
• A Most Outstanding Buy
Income property near the Lido Theatre with 2
houses . . very well kept up . . two bedrooms
each .. lge. garage , . lots of tile , . good ,summer
rentals· This property has a real investment value
with its location. There's no letdown after seeing
this propertl;'. Full price is only , . $11,000.
T\VO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
B. A . N F, R E S 0 N
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND ASSOCIA~
I Phone : Beacon 5225 Day or Night
1972 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
81 9 S. Main Santa Ana
Evenings Call 5458-J
$500 DOWN -G. I. FINANCING
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTISN
New Two-Bedroom with GaJage
14801 Gunther St., in West Santa Ana
Between First and Fifth on Gunther
• Three blocb east of Harbor Blvd.
$6800
Watch for large signs on First and Fifth Sts.
LLOYD SHIDLER
BUILDER
2145 American Ave. Phone 631-116
A TYPICAL
BEACH HOUSE
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Long Beach
Now we have a moderate priced older
two bedroom cottage, furnished,
ready for the Summer.
Call HUB ff>WEBS
~ J . A. Beek Office Balboa Ferry Landing
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FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A. ·"SANDY" STEINER,
Realtor And Business Opportunities
Member Multiple Division
Newport Harbor Realty Board
6M Coast Highway Phone Beacon 5173
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BAIMA,JBi;AJU) '
In a new home o! your own. We have your ._ia eout Hlgbwa{tic Harbor 1408·W. GEO. v. FOX. _.,,
in style, alse and location. Auto Supply JOI: xcKEE, Salea..,..,
Office at Main Gate open each day. 2110 Oontnl. Phone 2182 Two rooms. ee<;h ateep two-nea. 1190 mi:w.PORT BOULllVARD
Beach and Can.al. 210-40th SL, Pbonea: o•ice BeacOn . 5181
CLIFF-HAVEN
Large choice home sites now available. Moderate
pri~y terms. Inquire at Tract Office, comer
of 15th and lrvine across from the high school
NEWPORT BEACH
New five room, two bedroom home ·near Ocean and
. Canals. Priced to aell.
$8950. Terms
LIDO ISLE
Exce""'1t 2-story, partly furnished, Mediterranean
Style home with unobstructible view, private bath-
ing beach and many other fine features too num-
erous i to mention. •
Price $51 ,500. Terms
BALBOA PENINSULA
Five-room home with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Large
single garage. Built in 1947. •
· Price $9100. Terms
CORONA DEL MAR
See us for G. I. Houses.
101 Highway Lots--$5700 up.
Ocean and Hill view lots-$2400. up.
Residential lots-$145-0 up.
Inco me Property-Deluxe modem units.
from which to select. Quality construction
fine comer and double lot locations.
ATTENTION G. I.'s
Four
plus
Duplex in Co rona del Mar. Two bedroms each.
Fireplace, tile, low down payment. Let other half
pay your rent.
BALBOA ISLAND
$11 ,500 pun:hases a 2-bedroom unfurnished home
with patio., gar .. bather's shower and dressing rm.
Water front lots-Priced from $14,900.
101 Hig hway Frontage
Corner lot. 125 feet x 121 feet. All improvements
in . No assessments. Build now for light industry,
stores, motel, market. etc. Priced to sell.
EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
COVERING GREAXER• NEWPORT HARBOR
17th and Cout H tway
Newport Beach
TeJ : Beacon 57•8 226 Marine Ave.
15th and In1ne
Newportlle&ch
Tel: Beacon 07'H
B&lboe laland
1513 Cout Highway Tel: Harbor 1778
Corona del Mar
3113 w. =tn.1
Newportlle&ch
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I EV A F. RHODEN
Realtor
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 bdrm. home with 1140 sq. ft. Hdwd. flooni, dual
furnace, tilework. $10,500.
COSTA MESA
Almost new t rm. house and garage on 70 ft. lot.
Furnished except for refr. $7000.
EVA F. RHODEN
ReJL].tor
ELTON D. BARNETT PERNEL G. BARNFIT
Broken1
470 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5713-R · Res. Phone Beacon 5~R
NOW
Opportunity to buy either , of two adjoining new
two story homes on Balboa Penninsula at build""!
cost -No profit has been added above selling
expense. These are smart, well built two bed·
room, two bathroom houses in a good neighbor-
hood. Priced DOW at $16,500 each.
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LOUIS W. BRIGGS
714 E. Central Ave. BAJ.BOA
Harbor 80
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N-rt Beacl>, California. Newport Beach-Pl\ Har. 7)6·R Rea. SU-l\021.J
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Tutoring
All elementary and high Khool
subjecUI by erperleoced. cert!·
tied, Callfornla. teachers. Phone
Harbor an-.J, 1%2 33rd street.
Newport Beach.
Press Classified Pages
are Orange County's
busiest market place
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDIN A.NC E SO. 560
Balboa. Island Waterfront, 4 B. R.,
boat. pa.dleboarda, blcyclea, etc.
Summer Seuon. Har. 1345-M.
HI<
Five room apartment. MU!!it buy
fumtture. $750. Rent T'eUOn-
able. Permanent. ~20 3rd
atf'ftt, Corona del Mar. 16c .
Large room. Private entrance.
Telephone and fireplace. ~46
El Modena Ave., comer 15th St ..
Nev•port Hghts., Beacon ~147 -M.
I6c
Coat& Mesa, center of town, un-
fumiahed apartment and garage,
laundry, two or three persons
only. Phone Beacon 5633.
!Sp
Beautiful House trailer , com-
pletely furnlshed-v.•ill rent to
responsible couple. Inquire at
Anchor Trailer Court. Costa
Mesa. 1~
2-Be.droom Home
:e'R.ANn NEW, Living room lb.I 7
TUe bath, Venetian bllnda. out-
atde. wash rm., 2.car _garage.
Lot 135°"110' A real bUy
$~
2 Homes
ON * ACRE-One a 2-bdnn--the ·other I-bdrm. VACANT.
move right in. Garage-nice
yard-Fruit treeB a.nd berries
$10,500
Ocean View
1-BDRM. APT. over double gar.
Comple tely turniahed. Outalde
guest room
Only $6950
Nice 2-Bdrm. Home
( 6 yrs. old} h~wd. floors. Floor
furnace. Tile kitchen a.nd bath.
Lots of built-ins, garage. The City of Newport Beach. by
and through lt.8 City Council, does
ordain u follows:
Summer rental in Ba lboa, one $8500
block from Bay-Bendix, elt>£-
SECTION I : Section 18 of Or-
dinance No. 54.B of the City of
N~port Beach is hereby amended
to read as follows:
trical refrigeration. convenient,
sleeps eight-weekly or monthly. l/2 ,A.ere
Harbor 574-W. 16c Zoned-for Business on East 17th
"SECTION 18. The rate of
llcenM for .conduct ing. man-
aging or carrying on the busi-
ness of a public dance hall or
public ballroom or dancing
academy which Is . defined \o
be a place where dancing is
. taught t o more than 25 stu-
dents at a single instruction,
ahall be $200.00 per annum;
that the rate of license for
conducting, managing or
carrying on the business of a
dancing academy where 25 stu-
dent.a or lesa are instructed in
dancing at any one time. shall
be $25.00 per annum.
Will rent my home for summer
months. 4 bedrooms, two blocks
from Bay. Write P . 0 . Box 7
or call at 315 Goldenrod Ave ..
Corona del Mar. 13-tfc
Living room, .bedroom, kitchen &
tub bath. Rates as low a.s $4.
per day. REED'S MOTEL,
21171 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Beacon ~57-R. l6c
Balboa Island house. Two bed-
rooms. electric refrigeration,
barbecue-accomodates 1 Avail-
able J uly 20 to Aug. 10 or A ug.
24 to Sept. 14.-Call Cl: 6274.3,
Los Angeles. 15·16-17c
F~ Rent July 1 through August
15th, attractive one bedroom
home, completely furnished. 1 ~
block from Bay. Sleeps two
street-Nice neat I-bdrm. home.
Knotty pine. 2-car gar~. Do
not overllook this
$6950
For Rent
STORE BLDG.-On Newport Ave.
$50 Per Month
G. N. WELLS,
Broker
GEO. V. FOX, Salesman
JOE McKE'E. Salesman
F . E. Russell Office
1798 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
coat& Mesa. Ph. Beacon r>181
WANTED-BEAL ESTATE
ln connecUon with this S ec-
tion, no license shall be Issued
for the businesses herein men-
tioned, except on order of the
Cit y Council and the said
Council may refuse to grant
any suCh Hcense or to order
a license thereon and may re-
or three. 319 Ana.de, Balboa. -----...--------
voke a license issued after a
hearing, if In lt.8 judgment it
shall determine that the con-
tinuance of such license would
Harbor 1283·M. 15-16c
\\'ANTED TO RENT
Will ·buy or\tase lot s uitable for
real estate office on Coast High-
way. Edwin Kokko, 3437 A,
Otean View, Glendale B, Calif.
Churchill 9-1701 . 16p
be detrimental to the public
health, peace or safety."
SECTION 2 : This Ordinance
want to rent furnished house or MONEY TO LOAN
apartment. Two adults,-no ------------
shall be publiahed once in the
NEWPORT BALBOA P RESS. a
newapaper of general circulation
printed. ·published and circulated
children-or pets. Permanent
residents. P. 0 . Box 304, New-
port Beach. 16p
in the City of Newport Beach, and
th.l& ordinance shall ta.ke effect LEGAL NOTICE
and be In force from and alter the 1---
lat. day of July, 1947. CALL FOR BIDS
The above and foregoing Ordi· The Boa.rd of Trustees of the
nance No. ~ was pused at a Newport Harbor Union H i g h
regular meeting of the City Coun-School request.a bid.II on the elec-
cll of the City of Newport Beach tric lighting of the football field
held on the 9th day of June, 1947, as per plans and specifications
b y the following vote, to-Wit : available at the high school office.
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Allen, Sepa.ra.te blda are r equired on
suer, Isbell. Robertson, Reed. metal poles, cost of installation of
NOES, COUNCILMEN: None. poles. and electrical ·installations
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: None including all electrical lights and
A 1TEST: equipment. Sida will be received up to and
F'rank L Rinehart, including August lat, at 4:00 P .
City Clerk M. Bids will be opened on Aug-The above and foregoing Ordi-
nance ia Signed and· approved by
me thi. 9th day of June, 1947.
O. B. REED.
Pub. June 19, 1947.
Newport-B&lboe Preaa.
Mayor
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Ult f-th, at 4:30 P . M:.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
A. ff, FITZPATRICK.
Clerk
Pub. June 19 and 26, 1947.
Newport·B&lboe Preaa
NEED MONEY?
See wi for quick, helptul service
on your tinanci&l need&-
Loan.I on
FURNITURE, SALARY. CAR OR
OTHER SECURITY
Rwn:: 10 to 1 and 3 to ~
Clcoel!..Baturdayw
DON I. HUDDLESTON
-Skipper-
18H\O Newport Blvd., Ceola -
(Acroa from Alpha Beta)
Phone B•con 5220
HARBOR =~'l"MENT CO. _:.Realtors
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HOMES ,
$6500 Furniahed 2-bedroom home. Good condition. Newport Beach.
$6800 Close to Ocean. 5-room home. Newport Beach. Easy terms.
$11,000 New Costa Mesa home. 3 nice bedrooms. Close in. Terms.
$11 ,850 Under corurtructlon. 5 rooms. Exceptional. $3000 down.
$22,500 Balboa Island duplex. Vacancy. Good income property .
$28,500 Super duplex. Prime Balboa Island spot. Brand new. , , .
$37,500 Lido Island 3-bedroom Waterfro~t home. Pier and float pnvilige.
Complete furnishings. Top value. Terms.
Bun.DING SITES
$8500 up. Balboa Coves. Waterfront lob!. Slips. Easy terms.
• $2000 up. Beautiful Harbor Heights ".iew Jots. All utilities.
$12,000 30 ft. Lido Island bayfront lot in multiple residence zone.
We can show you many other residential or commercial lots.
BUSINESS OPPOR'l'UNlTIES
$3500 Hot Dog Stand at Newport Oceanfront. Dandy little place.
$6000 Balboa Island Candy, Jee Cream and Hot Dog Stand. Tops.
$85(1() Cafe, Balboa. year-round. Exce1lent earnings. Terms.
· $11.000 Mena Store. Prime location. Good stock. Attractive.
Xoday, we can show you several office, shop, or store locations.
. Let'a talk thinp over .... in confidence, of !"'111'111!·
HARBOR 00.
Realtors ,; ,,,.
·30th and W. Central Phone Harbor 1600 , .
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'COMPLETE HOUSECLEANING SERVICE
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Free Estimates
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Kitchen and Wall Washing
Floor Cle!ming and Waxing
Window Cl..,.ning -Caulldng -Painting
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Harbor 379-J
Al's House and Wmdow Cleaning Service
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Have th&t WATCH put right-
expert a11d quick .....ice. Van HEll' WANTED
Drlmlen, .Jeweler, 1786 Newport
Blvd., Colt.a .Mesa. 8tf Young Woman, Mother's Helper.
16-17c Live In. Beacon 5274.
DDIIGNBR 6 DRlC88KAKJ:R EK]>ertenced adult waiters or
Sped•lls1ng tn alter&tiona and re-waitwa, tun or pa.rt ttm&-
ltyllng ot dr111e1, coats. wit., .John DOry, 601 E. Central. Bal-
tun. Formerly ot New York boa. Barbor 1089-W. 15-16c
and +.oe Angel-. Phone Bea.coo
51J8-.J. -
WATCHES, CLOCKS A: JEWJCL-
Mlddleaged, or elderly lady tor
Mother'• helper or housekeeper.
Beacon 5680-W. 6111 Clift
Drtv.e, Newport Beach. 15-18c
RY ~-VAN DRIHLEN,W __ ANTED-____ La_d_y_t_o-do_h_o_u._ew_o_r_k
JEWELER. 1786 Newport Blvd., one day per week. Bachelor
Coat.a Mesa. Stf home. Corona del Mar. Write
You haven't. lived
'till 1 we've done floora!
·JAMESON FLOORS '
P. 0 . Box 522, Balboa bland.
16p.
Wanted:-Competent girl to care
tor child 6 months old. Private
r om and bath-Salary-Sat. and
Sun. off. Phone Beacon :S783-M
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. . • open lier -llall7 ~ "KaT•
LOll'l'-H-~ ..., -No, H.,wooc1-w~ -Kaplo d Fl rin Tot 81\op" at 17'1~ N-port
totS t>.-_.,.. bot,,_ tlh -. LIJc.e N-. dO Via Udo HardWOO 00 g avenue, Coot& )l-Monday,
and lotll ..-, • ltewarll-ll21 Nord, Udo bk lip .rune Ill.
Wect 11a7 4~, -Hp Twm Bed wltll -oprtqa, ..,.:' DOO!l>IATm D:llLlVlllRT The ohop wtll l>e -~ aclu-
hocUl7 1lbnry -. ~ -:~--Uth St., Lone _,1 olvely to juvenile and bo.J>r _...
8BARE Th BIDE .
Jlocldn .. Chair. ueilo JI, Bay -Ina' appanl, toyo, and flirnlture.
Ave. Ba!booi 1&-llSc 41r • Mn. Carm&ck'wtll feature nation-
Btm&'alow Plano, Bedroom Bet. w ANTED :-RldeI'll or membel'll Boy'o Sport Coat, Gtbo.nllne
for car pool to and trom Le. t~ ctu 12. UI S&pphlre,
Anpleo. WorJdlll' boun 8:00 Balboa leland. 16p
a. m. to •:30 p. m. 16c -------------Redwood Table It benchol>-Mod·
p AJNTING It DECORATING
Prompt Se.rvtce
JCJccellent Workmanahlp
''PATe" PAINT SHOP
Beacon DOM-J.
5tt em lee box., sm.all book cue,
chair. Numef'OUI mJ.8cellaneoU11-..L.-----------
FOR SALE
l'or Sal.......,Johruk>n Sea BorM qut-
boar.d motor, 22 Horse. 427 s{>th
Street, Newport. 16c
New Stevens 20 gauge ahot gun.
Bolt action__ For "1formatton
call Bea.con MlO-M. 13-16p
Almoet new, tour room gas heater.
C&ll Saturday or Sunday. 104
laland Ave., Balboa. 16p
BICYCLES-·Bougbt.. told, rented.
Voger1, 100 Main St., Balboa;
208 Marine Ave., Balboa Illand.
arUclea. 4()(HJ 'River Ave., New-
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CRA WLIC'!'.'S
USED FURNlTURI:
We buy, eeU or trade. for
hl.ve yolL 1812 Newport
Coeta Mesa. Phone 2000.
AUT08 FOB aa1.g
wbal
Blvd.
1U
FOR SALE-194.1 Ford Six Coupe.
New paint and heater, good con-
dlUon, $950. Call at 1800 Vtletle
Place, Newport Beach. 18:C
'31 Chevrolet Coupe. Converted
to a pickup. Recently over-
Painting -Decorating
Roof Repair It PatnUng
Sympson & Nollar
Pll, Nwpt. 1217-W
IOU
312 !1th St
Quarry & Sheflin
Painting
Beeeon 6504: -Beacon 3'27..J
1613 Santa Ana Ave.
P . O. Box 1198 -Coot& M-
'8tt Small Coke Box. A.lmoet llk.e
new. 2~ pound capadty. $%5.
Phone Tommy, Harbor 2380.
16-dh
hauled, good Ures and very good -------------
Large Home Ice Boot, porcelain
lined. Good condJtion. 204
41at Street, Newport. Harbor
• 19%2-J. 16p
For Sale-Black Cocker male
puppies. Registered Sire Cham-
pion-Blue Chips, $75. Phone
Harbor 1913-J. 13-I8c
motor. Lot 99, Municipal Trailer
Park. Newport. 16p •
FOR SALE-Late 1933 Ford Se-
dan in good mechanical con-
dition, f a c t o r y reconditioned
motor, good tlrea. $300 takes tt.
See this car at 4001 Sea.shore
Drive, Newport Beach. 18p
FOR SALE OR TRADE
SERVEL GAS
REFRIGERATOR
Stayo SJlent -Lula Lonpr
NOW AT
VOGEL'S
100 Main St., Balboa
Phone Harbor 145 ' Authorized: Harbor Agency
ally known llneo.
EXCHANGE
-What have you laying around
the houae that you don't need ?
Why not run a cles"'fled ad: in
The PRESS a.nd dispose of it !
Call Harbor 1616 '
SHlllWIN-WIWAMS
SWP HOUSE
PAINT
America•• u. ..
vorite ! Your
best buy ia.
bouse paint!
$5 .45
GAL
SHIRWIN-WILLIAMS
ENAMELOID
' 'nlund&y, June 19, 11H7
Jake U.S. 101
·El Camino Real·
... once a mission trail .••
now a beckoning,
broad highwa!I
EL CAMINO RE.µ,-"The
King's Road," leads north
from the Mexican border
to San Francisco. There are
187 branches of Bank of
America along this high-
way to meet your every
banking need with cour·
teous, friendly attent~on.
--..• 21981 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa.
· ' -Phone Beacon 5855 15c
QUALITY ANTIQUES bought It
eold. Choice old glua. china
and unuSual Item" preferred.
on later model ca.r or housetraJ.ler-
1944 Cushman motor scooter
and a 1936 Ford Convert. Coupe.
609 Marguerite, Corona del Mar.
16p Edwin L. Noonan
PAINTING •A onc-coa i
beaut y treat-
ment for youc
furnirure,wood·
work • -• toys i
High gloss •••
Brilliant colors!
All California Highways
lead to
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Wanted:-meW or palntman to
work in body and paint shop.
Muat be experienced and able
to t&ke over managen1ent.
Har. 1261-W · 1241-M 9tt ============
WU.SON & ROSS CO. FOR SALE-''2 Weetwood trail-BOATS FOR SALE
er, 2a toot, tn good condition, ------------
Wanted:-experienced mechanic.
n ewly painted-Seel t at 2078
Orange Ave., CMta Meaa.
16-18p
QU~ SERVICE -
Floor waxing, floor sanding,
window cleaning,
General Housecleaning DepL
1216 West Second-Santa Ana
Phone 1833-R 14-13p
A chance to take over job as -------------
assistant service manager to the Rubber tanks 2c per gallon. Suit-
able for storage of water, ga.s right man. Steady employ-and oil. 7118 Anahetm-T ele-
ment assured. Newport Beach. graph Road. Ea.at Los Angeles. Maytag Washers
WANTED
Theodore Robins, 22nd &: Cen-15-16p
tral. Phone Harbor 28. lk ·i ~
mu)s WASH-A-TERIA Wanted Immediately
4T~ Newport Blvd .. Coeta M-Three Experienced Vacuum
Beacon 5770 l50tt Cleaner Salesmen
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Buatneuea Weddinp-Parties
AD Summer Activttlee
Rapid Service
for
House to House Work
Good Commission
Plenty of Opportunity
Car Necesury
PHOTO CRAFT STUDIO See Mr. Lyle
1808 Newport Blvd. Col'ta M:e8& At Thrifty Vacuum Stores Inc.
208 N . Broadway -Santa Ana
Bea. 6320 2i hour service 16-17 c 7tt
F . E. DAVIDSON'S
Cabinet Shop
CablJlet Work. CC Dooni ano
drawen, window framea, etc
2M Walnut etreet.
Coal& Mesa. Ph. Beacon
M20..1' 19U
12 Yean Service-Harbor Area
HARRY HALL
Painting Contra.:tor
WORK WANTED
DRAPERIES AND
MADE.
Harbor 1973-M.
CURTAINS
15c
Children ca.red for by the hour-
day or evening-207-29th St.,
Newport Beach. 16p
General Housework Wanted-$35
per week--0ne day off per week
and Sundays. Beacon 5:S39-R.
16-dh
FOR SALE-Singer treadle, drop-
head sewing machine, tent,
~p stove, feather bed and new,
full size cotton mattress. Har·
bor 1651-J. 1723 W . Central.
16-17c
50 Bicycles for Sale
trom Englanll, France and Amer.
lea -New and Uaed.
VOGl!:L'S, 100 Main St., Balboa
Phone Harbor 14:5 42xf
NEW AND USED
ELECTROLUX CLEANERS
And
Phone
Other Makes.
Hafbor 1195-R
16-19p
Apricots
FOR SALE
W e specialize In tree ripened
Royal Apricots for home canning
HILLSIDE ORCHARD
Between 22nd and 23rd on
Tustin Avenue.
COSTA MESA
1 ~·16C
18 toot akitf and trailer.
-458 23rd Street, Costa
$125.
Mesa.
16p
Halt interest ln 25 foot commer-
cial fishing boat. 1819 ~ Bay
Ave .. Newport ·Beach. 16tt
Sailboat-Snipe-Compleie with
with trailer. Extra long keel.
3743 Gardenia, Long Beach. Ph.
•66-81. 16c
16' Dagger-board aloop. Two
seta Wis. Trailer. $300. See
at 305 E .Bay Front, Balboa
Ialand. 16c
CHRONOMETl!:RS REPAlRl!:D.
Punctual service. Van Dr1m-
lens. Jeweler, 1786 Newport
boulevard, Costa Mesa. 8tf
16 Ft. Aux. Sloop, Wt•c. 4.2 H . P .
inboard engine. trailer. All tn
good condition. Fine family
boat. See at 445 M street. Bal-
boa. 16p
For Sa.le-10 toot Lee-Board aail-
ing dingy. Good .. condiUon. com-
plete ma.hogony. Phone Harbor
2016-J. 112 Abalone St., Balboa
IBland. 16c
Star boat numbe.r 1414--tormer
wo rld's champion. Tht"ee suit!J
of Saila,-Trailer. Boat Cover,
}S:ettenburg Built, Na tural Deck:.
Call Harbor 1553-J . 15tt
For Sale: Used 14 (t. Kelson Kraft
wtth 6 HP Mercury Outboard
Motor . Seaboard Equipment
Co., 1205 Coast H ighway. New·
Spray or Brushwork
Interior full glou Enamel
Boat .work a Specialty
Ucensed Contractor
Furniture refiniahed
Phone Santa Ana 0032-W
Cabinet Shop
Fine Cabin!'ts--Custom
Furniture--Interiors
Window a.nd Door Frames
CW.tom Door&-Picture Framing
General Woodworking
Corona Craft
1301 % Coaat Highway
CORONA DEL MAR
Telephone Harbor 1108
PAINTING
and
16tt
DECORATING
Interior & Exterior
25 Yeara in Bw:lness
Color Harmonizing a Specialty
Office 130:S ~ Coaat Highway
ALEX C. MESTON
129 • 43rd St.' Newport Beach
Phone Harbor 2310 or 801-J
46tt School girl will k eep children and
do light housekeeping -Steady
work prefe-rred.-Bea. ~36-W
port Beach. Calif. lOtf ------------
Pb. Beacon M.13 -274 E. 18th St. 16c MUSICAL. AND RADIO Sail Boat
$250
Cement
Building ·& Cesspool
Blocks
Costa Mesa, Cali!. _La_d_wil __ l ___ r ______ _
y care or c hildren days FOR SALE-Upright Piano, g ood
RENEW YOUR HOME
EXTERIOR BRUSHCOATING
A SPECIALTY
Beacon 5050-R
H-15-16-17P
BALBOA
TRANSFER
Moving and Storage
BOAT MOVJNG
OUR SPECIALTY
1601 w. central Ave.
Pilon• Hatbor 21211
' . l!lQUll'ill:NT RENTALS
For Rent
Garden Tractor
Rototiller Type
Reasonable Rates
A. Leggett
•alaAMllaf&'lw
.. Cna lb 11t,
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in her home. 18191-2 Bay Ave.,
Newport Beach. Ha rbor 801-J. condition, $275. 111 31•t St., 16 Newport. 16p root & t railer. Good condition.
106 ·9th St., Balboa
Harbor 3~· \V ' 14-15p
GOOD used pi&no to.r practice $9:S
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO 00.,
520 No. 1.tain, Santa Ana.
One of three high school girls
available at a.II times to care
tor· children. Phone Bea.con -------------
5157-\V or Beacon 3036-\V. 16c
Ho1.18ecleaning by the hour. Al.so
washing and ironing done ln
your home. Beacon 0061.
Junck and Norton.
14-17p
When in need ot handy man for
general house-cleaning, garden-
ing and other odd-jobs, call
Jordan Rea.I Estate, Harbor 163.
Htt
College girl would like job for
sum.mer taking care of am.all
children. Experienced-live ln.
salary. Harbor 976-from 12 to
1 and S to 1 18p
YACHT MASTER, licensed, wiAhes
berth on large WI or steam
SPINET Type Mirror PlAno. Re-
( posaesed. Now only $237. Fine
~ tone. DANZ-SCIDflDT, Santa
Ana. ·
STEINWAY Grand, Wied. Save
$1000 now from new price.
Gorgeous tone. Bea.uutul ca.!le.
Danz-Schmidt, 520 No. ~_lldn ..
Santa AnL
BALDWIN Piano. Grand. Thia is
a aacrtf:lce sale. U you want. a
grand thi.I ls tor you. DANZ--
SCHMIDT PIANO co.. Santa
Ana, 520 N. Main.
16p
Coast f<;n~k-about Sloop. 26 foot
day sailer. T\vo suits sa.tls, one
suit brand new, Nylon-CaJ'lvlO>
cover. Just completely painted
and varnished, $2.000. See at
204 Lido Nord. Phone Harbor
617, 16c
SMALL BOATS
OF TOUGH, Llght Marine Ply·
wood, molded hulls. or Oat-bot·
tom akifts, Dinghies, Sa_9boat.a.
MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS
GLIDE CRAFT
Successors to Watson Boat.a
"Small Boat Hdqrs."
6!.1 Coast Highway
BEACON 5277
all sizes
BEACON 52MI
Walter L. Kline
Concrete Products
Company
1560 Newport Rd.
2tf
SPECIAL NODCES
Blaclc A: Decker Qu:ick Saw.
Rural Mail Boxea
6 h. p. Wlaconain pao'Une engtne.
a tlree, tubea S:00x20, heavy dutJ
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4 wheel farm trailer. · yacht to ~ ton.. year around.
3082 Firestone Blvd., South
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SPINE'ITE Plano. Juat repoaae1·
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Main, Santa Ana. BOATS PRICED TO SELL ,_to 2 In. rubber"--1 % ln.. tire hoee. ISO USED pianoo wanted tor OW' 10' AUX. SCHOONER ___ $U,l500 Garden toolL
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for 1 or 2 childnn not over 5
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BON VOYAGE, Trl'O?'(I Wheeler, Bid Wllklnoon, Eel Gld-
The Voyapn Yacht Club party dinp. Heber Er1ckaon. and I)uce
lut l'riday evening WU a "triple--Wll8on . , The akippen left the
header''-Jt wu a ''Good IAlck" harbor Saturday, returntnc Sun·
affair tor Com. raw v~ day from the Ca.lallna lala.nd
and crew of h1I 31!-tt. cutter wblch Yadlt Club .. All the yadltamen
la a Tranlpaclt1c entry; a celebra'"' and erewa report.eel a wonderful
lion for Hal Ranuer'• P . C. C. No. time. Ava.Ion harbor muter gave
6 Antigua. wlnnlng tbe Lipton 100% aervlce In placing all the
Trophy, and presentation of tro-boa.ta; Ed Soule, Balboa lllander,
phiea to wtnnen ln the VYC now manager of CIYC, extended
aponeored P. C. race .January 6, tun hospitality of the club, and
and winner of the ''Kkk-Me" C&rl Reed, manager ot El Mlrad
trophy. dor Hotel, accommodated all not
The Commodore introduced h1a etaytng a.boa.rd \h,e p . C. Js.
crew for the Honolulu race-hla SPBING SblES STARTS two daughters, and Bill Cro.by
and Richard. Sargent ... Ram.9er At Balboa Yacht Club the
pre.aented the mammoth Upton Spring Serles bad two clusea
Trophy to the Commodore, won radng-VlJdng with 8 atarters under the VYC colors. and ai.o.
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iatUl"el to ht. crew including Gram wae 1st in the Vlk:ing, W .
D&rby Metcalt, skipper of the P . Campbell 2nd, a:nd No. ~ wu
race.. Fled Sm.ales, Geo Strom, 3rd ..... Weirick llJt, Eva.ne 2nd. :.
Hilyard Brown and Rarey Bour· and Gordon 3rd in the Ughtnlng.
· gota. Not "preaent to receive their Thia sertee will run again Sunday
''ahipe" were Varalyay and Ran1-and f:ln.iah on the 29.
.eer'1 young son. allo, crew .. The Final on the P . C. Winter-Spring
silver Lipton Trophy I.a now re-Series was won by Fred Sm&lee,
posing in the trophy cue at Bal-Wheeler 2nd, Dr. Gayle Sue.se, 3rd.
boa Yacl\t Club where Ramu.r I.a. Tot.ala for the Rhodes cup tn' t.h«e a new member. The 'Kiek-Me trophy, a black races, finiahed. in the BYC opening
8-ball mounted wtth a Jack ~. taeea, were Bob Power, No. 2~.
was-awarded to .Dr. Wataon for with 100%; Tom Meyers ln No. 20,
breaking the mast on hls ship 69%; C. Wurdemann in No. 17,
three times . in three wee.ks . . . 67 and 2/3. · In the BYC Spring
Bob Henley, third place winner Series, Power haa 7 ~ points;
of the VYC'1 P . 9. race was the Wurdemann, 7%: Meyers, 11.
onJy winnel' pAserit to receive hi.II There were 10 Start.en.
award. Larry Wheeler who waa
lat. and John McFarland, were
unable to attend the party which
wu given at Sam's in Seal Beach.
Wil Sargent received award tot
winning May Handicaps. Danc-
ing followed the Showing of aev-
eral movies by that seasoned
yacbteman, Al Adams.
DONOR WINS OWN TROPHY
The two-way Catalina Race by
the P. C. fleet wu won by
George Strom who l1ad donated
the Strom Pelpetual. Bud Caw-
ard. wU 2ncl and Bob Henley took
tblrd . . Balboa Yacht Club will
pruent trophiee to the above
wtnners. Tbe others finiahed in
th.ls order -Fred Smalea, Larry
,l<EW FLEET FOR
BANTA BARBARA
Vice-Com. Dick Fenton, Bal-Isle,
showed the International 14 at the
SB Yacht Club recently, reeulting
in a fleet of lhia clasa to be started
there.
Janet Power, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E . J . Power, Bal-Iale, left
today for New 'fork, where she
will leave June 21 for France. A
junior at U. C. Berkeley, she bu
been choeen to uadst girls from
other U. S . UnJveratties t o promote
good will. They will Uve in the
homes of the peasant& and return
in SeptembeJ'.
Colliards Saved From Loma Pat II Is
Near SbiP:,wreck: Added to Fleet .
Mr. and Mrs. Jtobert M. Collard Lorna Pat II la the laleel live
of 1316 Weet Bay avenue, ownen bait charter boat added to the
Seagoirig Allens
Set Sail of T ypee
For Honolulu
The aturdy little 34 root &wt·
IUary yawl, the Typee, aet u.11 for
Honolulu Sunday with ownera Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Allen, their ten year
old son, Jimmy, and a friend,
Sheldon ~dall of Laguna Beach.
Well equipped and provi.sloned,
the Typee l8 an enlarged and ino-
demlzed version of Capt. Harry
Pigeon's famous 'round-the-world
sailing yawl, lal&nder. With a
rea.sonable amount of wind, the
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June 23
Tueoday
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Wedneoday
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Thunday
June 26
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June 2:li July 3
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8.1 4:88 p. m.
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3.6 10:00 &. m.
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LAST NEW-,
QUABTEB HOON
July 11 Jµne 18
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We IC-p 'em JI.Dre
ID llall Tub .,; bolll tl!o
NEWPOKT aDd BAI.BOA PIDl8
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and Lyle A1leA. Tiie Al'-pur-
cbaoed Ille T)'pee In 8aR Fnnel9co
I.Mt year and ba\.-e been llvtag
&board lD. N~wpo.rt Harbor ever
slnoe. (Photo by Beckner)
Cruising Series
Conducted by Lid~
Isle · Yacht Club
New--Marine Moton--llew
CHRYSLER IMPERIAL M-8 ENGINE
Marine Trans. with 4.48 Red Gear.
Engine Complete, including Battery and
Bronze Propeller,
PRICE $750 EACH, DELIVERED
Write or phone
K. J . SACKETI',
810 Graham Ave., Elsinore, .Calif. Third and fourth Cruising
Series Races for Chamber of Com-Phone 403
Special Prl-on LofJI of Three or Mol'.e merce N.eWport Harbor Trophy ......... lo be held June 21st and 22nd.IL----.;_ ____________________ _.
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by the Lido Isle Yacht Club will
be sailed over five week-ends, lo
Santa Catalina la1and and return.
With fourteen entries coming to
the starting line, the first race w&s ~tr. and Mn. C. A. Poll&rd of , won by Cliff Chapman's Gay I
Newport Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Wind, Allen Mei-icke1 's "KAREN"
John Antropus of Pasadena were second, followed closely by "BA-I
aboerd the d1sabled cabin crulaer SSANA'', A. W. Lewi8' echooner.
whJch wu towed Lnto Santa Bar-The 8econd race waa captured by
bara Friday by a rescue craft Dr. w. T . Mooney's "TRUANT'',
from that city. "GAY WIND" second, with "MA-
LIGHT & HEAVY
FISHING TACKLE
Salt or Freeh Water
Tackle •
"Everything for the Ftaherman"
Glasses Stolen
"thieve• made off with a pa.tr of
sunglusee and a pair of glovee
from the car ot B. C. Mennea, 2015
Harbor boulevard, in Coilta Mesa
lhil week.
NATEE", Le8 Wonn'a new Casey ~
ya: •• i:~.;.. with tour mor• race R. S. Downing, Fishin' Tackle
week-ends, ll gaining in interest I
and several-new entrlee are ex-• 100 Main St.; Foot of Balboa Pier
pected for Saturday'& race to j. --------------------------+ ShJp'e Rock. Ownen of cruising ,_ of. the ca.bin c:nn.er MuUny, ·nar-
rowly missed. being wrecked
against the rocks near Carpenlerla
La.st· Week-end.
Newport H&l'bor neet, Hugh Mc-
Millan of the Sport.tllhlng Amocta-
l ion announced today. Skippered
by veteran Bert MUia, the Loma
Pal n will carry 12 pa.ssengen.
38 feet long with an 11 foot beam,
the boat packa two Kermat.M with
Allena expect to make the croulng ;::============:::;
In approximately 21 days. I BALBOA CANVAS SHOP
auxillarlee are invited t o sail in 1---------------------------
thue races by the Lldo IBle Yacht
Club. Entry blanlul and informa-
tion may be obt.a.ined by calling
Harbor ~27 or going .to the club
house at 701 Via Lldo Soud, New-
The local family are well known
They ran out of gas on their way
t o Santa Barbara and radioed the
Coul Guard of their predicament.
The air-sea rescue craft wa.a... dia-
patched from Huename and reach-
ed the Mutiny before tt r went
aground. They were towed into
Santa Barbara.
around Newport Harbor where SailB • Bo&t Coven • Awn.1.nga
Lyle wu associated with the New· Manne Upbolaterlnl
port Marine Supply Co. on Coe.st 310 horsepower.
Rollo D. Grover, Arcadia, hauled
in a big whJte sea bass from
aboard Harry J ensen's Josephine
Sunday. Three yellowlail hook
ups were reported from aboard
the Speed King Sunday, but none
were landed. The Minnetonka
brought in 30 berriea plus a while
H ighway for the pa.at year. The Harbor. 2-8'7 -2U ~ !Lat. St.
family lived on their boat while '=====Ne=wport===B="="=b=== son Jimmy attended Newport _
Beach Grammar School. 1,.------------...
Mrs. Allen-Jeanette, as she Is
known-will celebrate her birth-
day this year in the middle of the
Pacific, but she doesn't plan to New Luxury Yacht
Arrives in Harbor sea bass and halibut that weighed bake a cake on the Typee's small
18 pounds each. George Cole re-,alley stove! Preceding their de-
ports from Port Orange that good pe.rture, frlends at Newport Ma·
Lateat addition lo Newport Har-tWling wu experienced all week riqe Suppl¥ gave a going away
bor's fleet of luxury yachts is tbe with one 18 pound bonito being party to wish the sea-going Allena fair winds and smooth sailing. 110 foot "Madonna" which sa1.led caught.
in Sunday ~moon to make thhl
her home port. "Madonna" la
owned by Mr. D . K. Washburn. ot
Arc&di&, well known in yachting
The Zootzme ll froni the New-
port Pier ha.a been bringing in
berries, white aea bass and bull
bass and h&a really been loading
up with nearly everyone getting
circles &nd former owner of some the Umll, flahtng Dana Point.
very famous boata, including the Keith Rlrna rePorta never having
exprus crutaer "Wue Moon~· and seen much better fiahing.
the the 11~ foot racing schooner B l berrl d hit •---"Geo&nna.,, g ea an w e sea ......,..
are being caught from Earl T1b-
bet's Music from Earl's Uutding. The new ship la a 110 foot Navy
Fishing Boat Is
DeStroyed by Fire
Harborit.es Launch
Hollywood Sportst.er
At Seaport Boat Co.
Launched ju.st a week ago today
by the Seaport Boat and Yacht
Corp., 111 Cout Highway, the
first of the new line or Holly-
wood. Sportaten wu delivered to
her ownen, Mr. and Mn . Barney
R. Morri.9 of 823 Via. Udo Soud.
Mrs. Marrla chrtetened the
sleek cratt "Karimor" in honor of
their daughter, Karen, a petite
blonde of five.
• THE OLDEST 1N
NEWPORT HABBOB
9ll Coast Highway
BEACON 5101
port Beach.
HAROLD L .JOHNSON
Propeller Bop9ln
ColumblaD ,Agency
Pbooe Jlal'bor no
!811 Villa Wa7, N'f"wport: 8eecll
MOORINGS and SPACE AVAILABLE
for boa'tf beln& offered for ule
l\IARINE 'VAYS NOW OPERATING
"'Ith comple>tt palntlnr a.aid repair crew.
Wing Sang Boat~ Repair Yard
811 CoMt msh\vay (101), Ntm'VOrt Brat'h
PHONE BEACON NH
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SAl'Ell • STBOlfGEB • · ROOMIER • COSTS LESS
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Sport Cm•r•r
· t3695 lhlllvered
Sed•n Cmlrer
(ILLUSTRATED)
SLEl!PS POUR
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LARGE GALLEY • SEPARATE HEAD • CHRYSLER POWERED
EMERSON ~· CBABLES, Southern California Bepre1eatalive
23012 COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT BEACH
" sub cha.aer purchased from sur-
plus ~d converted to pleaaure
WJe by F elloWl!I and Stewart in
Wilmington. She ha.s been com-
ple~ly overhauled from stem to
at~ and all de luxe appolntmente
ID.ltall8d to a .c c om m odate 12
gueata and a crew of five. All
the latest oavlgaUon equipment
and controls have been added 111-
cludlng a Photo-Elect.r1c Pilot and
complete' Rad.lo DlreeUon-flnder
..,.. Two 500 honepowe:r G.M..C.
diesel e.ngtnea give the ''Kadolµla"
a apeed ln es.cu. of 15 knota.• Btt
The 23 foot fiahlng boat Emma,
owned by David P . DeLeon· of.
Long Bea.ch, wa.s completely de-
stroyed by fire Monday evening,
but her owner and his brother,
Jack I>eLeon le.ft the boat ln Ume
lo escape aertoua injury. Accord-
ing to fire department report.I,
origin of the fire bu not yet been
determined, but tlremen were un-
able-tG render auiatance u the
cratt had been taken to Shark
hland.
Karimor la 32 reel long and
ls' powered with two Cbry1ler
Crown engines which give her
speed up to 2G miles per hour.
OUt.Bt.a.ndtng features of the new
Sporl.ater model are the compact
forward cabin, centralized con-1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ trols, and large roomy &fter cock·
pit for sport ftabtng.
~ .. Capt. Barry -·· wi: hU been with Mr. WUhbum
tor over 10 years. commanding
MCh of five tine yacbta during
that time.
-Want a.di: ln The PHa brln&'
..Wta. Telephone Bar1>or 1818,
People do read tbe p,_ ada ''
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IF IT'S A -"SEACRAFT" we are interested. Yacht, ship apd boat build ing , maintenance and repair ' -
'REPAIR: NOW BEFORE THE RUSH
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equiP...,t "for "-11119 el types of yechts ECC>tK>MICALl:Y. You -invited to inspect this fine ...W
p!.nt. w. solicit .,_ •• I , -...... of y.cht wM • UNDER COVEft STORAGE FOR-PAINTIN6
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~ P.tt~a Sub ·~ FecWef Alc1 .in &osi~n Problem
' Thunday, Jun~ l!I, ·1947
-,.,.;-er R. .. L.. Pattenon ot
N1wpcat1 a..d1 left ~ weekend
1>7 Plu4 for WamtDcfon -...
be# wW ~ befon the .flen•t.i
Approprktlou committee In an
ettort tof obtala emerpnc:y --clal aid in beac.b--eroaton problema
In the slinaet llMoh area. With
Him la SuperV!aor :Wlllla Warner
of HUDuftgton Beach. .
The t"ro meg. Were eent to the
bearing 1upon the ..,...uon of
Oongremnan John Phllllp. who
had urged the 'wpenUo ... to b&ve
repreaentaltvee at the .bearing
openlng}'l'Uuday,
T.he b~ before the U. S. Senate
la an eft'lercency appropriation for
"flood control and ~ther pur·
poeea," the board wu Informed..
Warn.ft' said Ulla would be the laat
opportunity to obtaln federal
funda for protection of the shore·
line near Anaheim bay, where
eroelon ,.bu become a eerlou.& prob--
lem to realdente.
INTICJUOS DEOOllA.TING
Slip Covers * Jh?.peries * Bed Spreads
ctJS'l'OH ad RJ:&Dy JU.DE
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I Keys Made .
L!>cks Repaired LAND LEVELING, DISCING,
VOGE L'S PWWINO
Tractor Work
NEW INDusnY~ ...... de1 -· 'loteat -1--... 1me i. 100 ..... st.. -Ph."" Ph. Beacon 5721 -W
tile <Jo1'0.na Craft cabinet lhop •ted:. for tbelr formal ope-... tltU I'~·~-~~-~-~~=-~§~'~·~··~ .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Friday, luly 20 at 1101 Cout Hip...,-, The ftrm. "'blch wUI
8Jedallze lD custom tUrn.1tpre. ft.De cablaeb and lnterio" ls headed
bJ' Mr. and Mn. Miiton Ratdlloaon. formerly of Riverside. The
lntertor of the woottworklnc ehop la pictured aboVe with the
ownen1 la the forq?OUDd. (Photo by GerbaTdt)
RESIDENTIAL A ND COMMERCIAL
DRAFTING SERVICE
ROY M. WATKI NS
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County Government California or Bust
Cost $4,606,Ml for Is Topic of County
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F C ·tr ti Coot of government In Orange "Callfomla or Bual!" la the
ASSOCIATES
. FOR SALE
Co•moa Brick $29.SO per • delivered
Baffle Brick -$32.50 · " " "
Black Loam Top Soil
SAMPLU CAN Bl Slll:N AT W. 5tb and JACll'.SON, S.ANTA ANA
r. a A. BVILDIXG llATEIWll.8
Phone 4759-J
Conaete and Cement Work
Of Jlll'Klnds
Contact Us for Immediate Service
POTTER CONSTRUCTION CO.
PHONE BEACON 5162-M OR HARBOR 2310
Or ODS UC OD county tor the year ending topic ot Don Thomu, clirectoi-and Doring Past Week June 30, 11148, U.e laat completed manager of Southern C&llfomla'•
[a the Miracle Mile
Held to the Greater
All American Mark•t
Newport Beacb Off.ice
818 COAST HIGHWAY
Phone: Beacon 5479 1 flecal year, wu $(,608,Ml, accor-All Yt!ar Club, when he 11peaks at
Approximately 15 pertnlll were ding to a report from the Califor--the annual banquet and lnatalla-l------------------------...1
tasued during the put week for nla Taxpayer's A.uoctatlon. Char-Uon of otflcen of the Aaaoclated r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
new dwellings and addition. to IUee and correcUon1 took the ma-Chambers of Commerce Tueaday,
reatdencet and places of bualneu jor portion of the money at June 24, t.n Huntington Beach. ln the Harbor area. BuUdlng Inapector A. M. Net.on $2,810,129, while 5(24,714 went to Reeervauona: for the big event
laued permit.a to the followtnl': highway. a.nd bridge., $99,14-3 for muat be in, on or before June 23;
~-J B Roe l"" On health and aa.nitatlon. Preaident Walter Longmoor stated ....... • • , Ml yx avenue,
dwelling, ,$9000: A. L. Rlchardaon, Over the elate u a whole, the and ladJea are e.pedally invited
218 Diamond, $1000 addltlona; c. countiea •pent $244,028,291 during The chamber of commerce with
M. and Thelma Soode, 122 Sap-flac&l 194~1S. the Taxpe.yen' M· the largeat attendance at the ban.
phitt, garage and atorq-t! build· 90Cl&Uon aa.ld. quet to be held In Memorial Hall,
ing, $2860: R. C. Baab, 308 L, More than half of the countlea w1ll be praented the annual
$7000 dwelling; T. F. Bean, 821 payment.a, $148,008,167 went for trophy. Dave Olmsted, Long
Ma.rigold, $10,000 dwelling; Bob charttleai and correctiona. General Beach auditorium. manager, wU1 be
Reed. Newport Beach, $&000 1'e"' government cM W ,4-<M,893, pro-lnatall1nc ofttcer, and local legts.-
modellng: George F. Hamrick, 421 tection to penon.1 and property, latora ctv.te Wat -. .. , Sam Colllna, Marigold, $10,000 duplex. ,_ --<'
Attention -Corona del Mar
CALL PHILIP FOR
SEWER CONNECTIONS.
REASONABLE PRICES.
HARBOR 804-J
Abo, Michael Rotunno, 417 Nar .. $20,&:S.3,3 14 ; health and aanttatlon, and JCa.rl Stanley may be home to
cl.uua, workah.op and •tore room, $7,097,139; highway• an.d brtdg'ee, a ttend.. Program Chairman Oanlr------------------------,
$2000; Ralph " Rlch&rdaon, 1304 $14,883,296. The counUea spent Patch prom1Ra a de luxe program. B B F B I a E B • T I 0 -Stata Highway, $200 addlUona; $2,010,371 for recreation, '3,UIS,774 uai.tec1 by Secr.otary W . H. Gal· ft n
Katherine Olaon, Wu.hinaton and for education, $2,819,780 for debt Uenn.e. S £ B D I 11. •
Edgewater, $600 remodeUns: m. payment., and $5,lD.M? for other W " ..
J . -mm. 759 Via .Udo Sound, mleoellaneoua ~-PJ A
addlUona and repairs, $10,000; F . "County budgeta for 11147-48 are a.oner& pprove DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL
-............... ...., _ _... ~d=· !,'';'~35·..:;-:::_ ~=-"tu!:' •. ~':~"::'!';.~~ Building of Courts, BEACON 5707-M -----:.,::-----------------1...,, 700 camauon, .,;.....,_ and -auon -.id. pointing out that Two N ew Businesses COL D II POT Sp EC I AL I S ~ r-------------------------iclwelllng $MOO· Roy A Klenger otata law requhw a public he&ring
D&EDOJNO, ft.OATS, BULIUIEAD8, PILI! D&IVINO, mr<J.. 41!i Heliotrope' $2000 ·addJUorw: on the county budget not later twCounty !,~~ hav_!_ appdrotwved 18'5 Nl'WPORT BLVD. COSTA M!SA
Jeue L. Ov;rly, 810 A~ than Aug. 20, with 90me counties o new ....... ,....., .... COUi\.9 an o -------------------------'
$10 000 dwelling holding budgtt beari..np much new bualnea establlahmenU. ;==============~=========::; ' ' • earlier. 'Ibey are an elght-unJt bungalow
"Active citizen p&rticlpaUon In court on Santa Ana avenue, near •. A' NDB' LAS ING TRAUTWEIN BROTBEBS Mesa Contractor
Sued for Divorce
budget bearings Le one· way that Del Mar avenue, to be built by A. ·1·
the people can be sure they have W. Newman: a 15--unlt court on
done their part ln the drive to hold Acada •treet near Palisades road, OICN. ICNOINIZBINO OONTllACl'ORS
Otto M. Dodd, Coeta Mesa con· county and other government ex· planned by Frank Bates.
tractor, wu eued for divorce penditurea wtlhln bounda," the Bual.neum approved were a boat
PAINT AND RUST REMOVING
AUTOMOBILES -MCYI'ORS
MOORING CANS -BUILDINGS by Lucllle Dodd who asked cuetody taxpayen' uaoclatlon declared. llhop on Newport avenue and 15th
BEACON M72-W 2410 ClllNTRAL A vmNUlll of their eon, 18, and daughter, 16. street by Arthur Gilman, and a BEACON 5099
BEACON 6080-J NEWPORT B&ACU. CALIF. The couple were marrted for 21 uaed can and trucke eeta.bll..sh·
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Mra. Dodd asko dlvlalon ot pro-$15 000 Estate 20th, by Walter J . Fowler.
-• perty which includes 12 Iota In '
LUMBER
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Coeta Mua, the location of their The will of Gilbert Place who
contractthg bua:ineu, and their died June 3, wu rued ln court ta.et
home 1md turnlah.inp at 420 Ber· week, leaving a $15,000 eat.ate, per·
n&nl street in Coeta Mesa. She aonaJ effect.a, and two parcele of
aJao ub rea.onable support from re&1 estate to h1a widow, Mn.
an lncorrie which ahe allege. to be Sulvia Queen Place, 1708 North
between $10,000 and $20.000 an· Ocean Front. He willed $50 to
nually. hie daughter, Mn. Marton De Jar·
nett ot Paaadena. MaJO· r Fire Averted Mra. Place aaked termination of
' jolnt tena..ncy lnteruls lJ'J Newport Corona del Mar After Beach property and a prom1aory
Rubbish Burning note. •
HEARING SET
A grali tire at 712 Irt., which Arraignment of John William Dittmar on a charge of LMulng a threatened to spread over 10me bank check with intent to defraud
200 acre.1, and endangering the wu set for June 20. He ta alleged
water reeervolr, waa extinguiahed to have passed a $40 check Jan.
by Newport Beach and Costa Meaa 27 at Newport Beach.
firemen. Although only approxi· ·,
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mately 10 acres were burned, a SANDEil STOLEN I~===========~ major contlagn.tion wu averted Frederick Yacht Co., 1215 C.OUt I 1 L:=======================::!l I through cooperation and quJck ac· Highway, reported th~ thett of a
tion of the local nreflghten. $100 under from the pilot house. c. E. mcc1nnlck
••1n1a1111 aa. -------------------------! Wallace C&lberhead. at the Cor· +-------------------------+! ona del (Mar addreu, reportedly ;::.===========; started !he f'lre by burning traah
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out of control, bumlng the fence,
and l'1"UI on the Irvine Ranch
property.
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Cabiaet Shop 2134 Newport BlYd.
COSTA MISA!CALIF.
Phone Be1cOJ1. 5073
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AMON WEST
2607 Central Newport Barbor 289••
THYGESEN & LARSEN .
Plaste~g Contrac:ton
PRONE BEACON 5050-B
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n.uo. um week ta. '"nlere'• A Spot ,__ V....,. ... ftene 9e•et.
bl 117 -,,,. JrranJt lMlle. -of ... _ --Bunner '0ree1y bu wrttten the aened! n.e. two 1"1-t'!IMI",
follow1ng review: MJe la Amedca to baJ' ,._.;
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ChAl'llo ....... "llllls "' tbe ----; HWl1 SUopbolle." i &lld hll Orc1-tn "7 Ac!omo et.; Nl:ly "7
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complete ~ mueleal' team: Hanleoty, Ira C. -----·------·-
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TBICRJl:'S A SPQ't IN KY rift ftJl9&' owr tM llM1lor
mliART. n.nk lMlle. Simon ,.... oa a llijle alalito< las toai
and Schuater, 2.73. Flom the mo-w-_.....II' UloJ" epotted tllo
ment that you plclc up thla .book .........-!lalboa .._ -
with it.a deligbttul duat wrapper, ... .._.UM ..... ,., u.eemetvee
;wh!ch will remind you of a colored on tlae bMcb.. (Ttlat'• wbea
valentine that should be sent on t.lae altuattoa looked sood!)
Ba.met, one of Use put ·1n.
atrumentallata of 1od&3', hu an
all • star coMbtnation ut mual-
clan.a. v o c 9.1 t •ts. enterta.lnen
and arrangua. Be bu appeared
·ln many ~ such aa "Jam Bea-
ston," "1.pve and Kl.Ilea.'' "The
Fabulous n)neya," "DO Million
Nlckela,'' Idea Girl" and many
r.&llT SIDE ADDmON TO MUIO&
Saint Patrick's Day, It will re.et la order to imke a more ao-
ln a warm spot In you.c heart. cun&e tour of laopeetioa of tile
othen..
(Alld 0.-.. ~ "4J.)
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Elliott, Eugen~ (Estate) ···-······-··-----= 9
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With a whimay and a delight Balboe laland. eltuaUoa, they
thl8 gem of a book sparkles. Dew tower-aad lower-a8Cl
Every line ot it am!lea tor you; lower;! Se k>w, la fact. u.t
Fati.-. and the Wee people ,had a Vodadhnan Bob Alle• eaqbi
guiding, hand in the writing of the number of the plane ud
thta book, whfch tell! of ./'Z1 . old to.nled It In to poUce. TM
New York family made up of tour next mor.tas, u .... ,_,._
unusual adult.a, the cook who WU thetk. .Tadp: Bob OUdaeJ' ftMd
not permitted to cook, her great them Mell 11001 but Ill Ute
goaoon ot a nephe~ and the little lotvee.. of world htmfablp.
He wU be .een and heard at
b :'5 to 1 orclock on the Treu·
uey Sbowf Blue Net Work, cout
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lllSllON ANNOUNCED ' .
boy who remembers It all_ suapeaded NO ol * n-.
It ls a happier book than "Life 1--------------J "An Idea of God for Today" la
With Father" and by far, a tunnier
book.
Ca ncer Fund F ails
To Reach Mark;
Campai~ Re-Opened
--;aWhat have you Jaytns uwnd the uue of the aermon planned by
the houae that you don't need 1 the Rev. ~ F. Schrock for next
Why not nm a clauU'led ad lD
The PRESS and dimpoM of tt f' Sunday at Corona del Mar Com·
Call Harbor 1919 munlty Churcll. Congregational.
LEGAL NOTICE
The National cancer Fund cam-.... '"· .... ,_-_, ... ~---~''·-·--·~··-·-·-··~-,_,.,,, .... ~-.~..,-.,._ .... ,.~·--·-·-•~··-.,.,.,.~ .... -... ,,,,., ... ~.~·-·'0-----------~·~----~--,
pal.gn ha.a been re-opened in New-
port Beach, according to Mra.
Victor Grace, who revealed that
lndlvlduala In Newport ~ach had
not yet attained their goal. Only
$336 has been dpnated to date,
ahe said, although the Aasiatance
League has donated $1114 and an-
othCT $300 from the Thrift Shop.
Since the battle again.at cancer
b an uncea.a:ln.g one, 1t has been
decided to continue the campaign
tor a while longer. Mra. Graef!
sald If anyone in the area turned
in 1 a dollar the Hubor would
qulckly tu1fiU tt'!J quot.a.. All tuntl3
will go toward building the two
million dollar cancer clinic in Los
Angeles. Anyone wishing to con-
tribute may do so by malling their
donation to Mrs. Grace at 321
Alvarado Place, Balboa. Anything
will be welcomed from a dime to
a four figure check.
Harbor Mao
Visits Australia
... Raymond E . Gaaton, 18, fire-
man, first class, USN, brother of
Ralph J. Gaston of 1104 Cliff dr.,
Newport Beach. baa visited Syd-
ney, Auatrali&, while 1erving
aboard the oiler USS Cb.i.kukia..
DELI NQUENT TAX AND
ASSESSMENT LI ST
' CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Newport Beach City Tax.ea and AMeUmenta Dellnquent for
FISCAL YEAR 1946-4 7 ----··----
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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I, R. R. Hodgkinlon. as Ex·OUlcto Tax Collector, in and for the
City of Newport Beach, County ot Orange, State ot California.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that. default having been made ln
the p&yment ot taxes and &88ewnenta due to ,the City ot Newport
ach for the fl.seal year ending June 30, 1947, upon the property
herelnatter described, and that, unleu a&Jd tax.ea and assessmente
so delinquent. together with all penalties and coat.a due thereon, be
paid at the Tax Collector's Otftce in the City Hall, on or before
Monday, June 30, 1947, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M. ot that day, all
ot aa.id property described in the within list on which aa.ld tue8
and aaaeamenta, penalties and coet.e are th~ unpaid, wW on the
date and .the hour above apeclf1ed. BY OPERATION OF LAW, be
sold to the City of Newport Beach, and that such a.le will be made
tn the OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECl"OR ot aa.ld City.
R. R. HODGKINSON,
EX-Otnclo Tax Collector of
Newport Beach, Calltomi&
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SEASHORE COLONY TRACT
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Layer, Adam -·····---····---···············SWly 60'
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Large-scale viatt of U . S. warahips
to Auatralla since the end of the
war. Crew members participated
inv arious ahon acUv1Ue11 includ-
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blg event.I wtth the Royal Aua-
NEWPORT BEACH TRAOT Total FIRST ADDmON TO NEWPORT HEIGHTS
tra.µan Navy. .
Before the arrival in Australia,
tradJ.Uon&l croutng the equator
ceremoniea were held. At the
completion of the rites, the men
were officially declared "shell-
b&cks."
Anita Sexton Sells
Delicatessen To
"Pappy" Ewing
Becauae of the crowda of cwi-
tomers beseigtng the place, Mrs.
Anita Sexton ot The Galley, 507
Eut Central, turned over her dell-
cateuen ·bu.sl.neu t o Marian
"Pappy" Ewing th.1.9 week 1n order
to concentrate entirely on the rest-
aurant and catering bualneas.
Aueued Owner
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M.Wer, Henry A. ···········-····-··-··-····SEly 33'
App,lebury, Clarence A ···--······-····-·········-····
Applebury, Clarence A ··--······-SWly 115'
RIVER SEOl'ION
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Meston, Alex C. ···-······················-···············
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LAKE TRACT
Johnson, Em.ma Goodman, All (Ex Sly 2l!i '
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5.88 .Gould. Maylou ··-·--··-···-·-····---···-·--·--··-··-···-··· 10 SO
4.50 City ot Newport Beach ··-···-·-··-··-·····-·---· 10 31
14.45 City ot Newport Beach ···--·····--·-····-----·--·-11 • 31
9.lG Daniel, Robert H. Jr. -·-···-·--·-··---·----------· 1 S2
4.21 Dan.tel. Robert H. Jr. --·-··-·········-········-··---···· 2 32
G.88 Boulevard. Impr. Co. .. .... ·-·-··········--·-·--··· ti • S2
7.68 Gage, Charles F . ········---·······-·······--··--······-··-19
21.88
4.82
2.66
4.66
17.63
' 12.90 4.28
Barnett. Elton D. ·--··-·····-··-···-··--·-···-·· 18
Finnigan, William C. ··············-·--·············· 6
KcNlel, Chari .. K. ···-··--··-··---·-··········· 19
Green. Tbomu A. --·-···---···--··-··-···-··········· 3
H&Dlblet. Joeeph ···--··--·····-····-·-·····--·-·---··· lt
HUiton. Mollie J. ·-------·······--·-···········--·--··---·· 16
Moore, M&rvln J. -··-····--·-·-··-·····-·--·---·--·· 17
Brockman, Swen A. ···----·····-··---·--·-···--·· 15
Broclanan., Swen A ·---·---·-··-------·---·-S
Moore, Bonnie I.. ··-·--·-·-·--·----···-··----···--·· 24
M.ttchell, Raymond A. -··---·--··-··"·-·-·--·· 13
)(ttchell, Raymond A.. ·-··--····-······-···-· H
Mitchell, Raymond A.. ·--~---------·-······-··· 15
Barnett, Pernel G. ··--···-·-·--·---··--··----~·-··-23
TBAor !7
Ewing ta now operating the deli-
cateaaen at Keene's Comer, 301
Palm, where he d18pemes a com-
plete line of tuty, prepared food.II
and trozen product.a trom 10 a. m.
to 8 p. m. week d&)'B and on Sat·
urday, to midnight. Picnic
lunches are tupplled on request.
Turner, JacklOJ\ ---------·--· .. ---------·----........ __
TU.mer, Jackaon ·--·-----------··-·--·------··-···-·-· • 9
139
HS
HS
143
33&
637
4.28
10.66
22.38
13.21
(Boulevard Addi-to Newport IWpte)
Melford, Samuel Victor ---·----·-·------·--·······--··
• Trueblood, J . W. -··-···········--·-·······-·······: ...... . •
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6 Mesan Asks
Marriage Annulment LANCASTER ADDmON
Rorick. Jam ea B. ··----·-·--·-·-·-··---··--
N 6 R Inc ---·· ··---··-··-··
N 6 R Inc --·····---··-··-···-·-··-·---··-
N 6 R Inc -·-··-··-··--···-··-··-··-··········-·····-
Annulmen\ of the marriage of
Phyllis J'oan Hicks, now 18 years
of age, wu sought of S~perlor
Court in a petition today filed by
her mother, Mrs. Sophia Todd ot
Ooata Meaa. . SEO!'ION A
The petition said that the ce.re-Sutton, Fn.ak ---·--··-·-··-··--·-···-·-···-··-·--
mony waa performed, Dec. 11, Suttora. Frank --·-··--·-----·--·----·
, lSKS, at Sa.n Diego, with Jesae-Sutt.or&. Frank. --·-··---------··-----·
-Henry Hieb, now of Brlatol, Burne,. Edward, H. ···-----·-··-··-··-··-···
Tenn., ·and that the gtrl'e physical Bum.s, mctward H. ···-··--··-·-·--··-········---condition Ls auch. that contin.uance
of marriage would endanger her TBA.or iu
health. She WU 15 ,,....., of -Danlei.on_ Carl A. -·····--··--·-··-··-·····
at the time ot the ceremony, SetUe, Tbornu H. --------------···
which Mn. Todd said wu per-
formed without parental ~t.
Gun Firing at
Pyramid Cove
Gun ~ wW be conducted In
J'7ramld Ooft .,_ f>om S L m.
to 12 noon. Jl"riday, J"u:ne 20. ac-
~ to c...t Guan! Notice
t.o Ka11nen. 'l'be danger .,. re-
_.bloo a -rde ot u m1IM
--u. "' u.e -ter of ~d eo...
M OW-08 Death
!llXJUON B
Balboa Ci?cle ·Tu! ·--------· ... ··-·-----Balboa Ci?cle Tu! , .. _ ... ______________ ........ _
)(c:<Jheyotal, Edna E. ···-············-···--------··
TBAQ'I. "'
Baird, ,-. A,. ·----··--•••
. TB&Or -
tJnd.bl, 'George R. ------
IJrut•hl, G4iorp R.
' &.&Bl'
eam.u. Georp K. ·-·----~
ear..,u. GeorpK. ------so or •om .& ·•n J---.. L. -al' ----
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Page. Roy ·-········-····--······-··-··--····-··------12 12
TBAOT 9lll
Berlinger. Norm.an L. ·-·--······--·------···
BerUnge.r, Nonna.n L ···-·--·--·----·-·-J.
Roblm<m. Barry A.. ----·-·-·--·-
Red.fem. mdward Jam.ea et al --·---
Walker, Ci!&< ... H. ···-······-·-----·---
Tubln, Eddie S. et al ···-··.NW 300 ' of SE
838.78' (Ex NEly 80'
ot NWJy 1311') (3.90 ac)
Ball. R. l)nnaJd et al -.NW 1ll8.78' of
SE 838.78• (El: NE 160'
6 at) (US ac>
Dorocher, Andre J. ···--·-··--NW GO' of am 20i.15'
Tibbit., lllarl R. ·--------BE 118.10'
ot NW 150'
-.... Bermu A.. ----
Allen, Jon im.t -·------·.BWly %
Seem•n, ~e L. ------·-
Sttm~ Clarace L. -·--Ja:lJ' 1n
Wnpt, Harold W. ---.Nlay Ii
Wriellt. Harold W. . ------
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-. Barry doc'd -.llWIT 21()• l~
~mlnr, Madge _____ ..NELy 10' 18
rwn·mtnc, M&dp ----------16
Smith, Harriett B. ···-··-~---·.NEl,y 115' 20
12.U Smith, Harriett B. ···-·----·-----····---·-22
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29.61
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6.34
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12.83
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8.00
1.18
3.83
3.83
7.42
7.42
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3.95
2.22
9.16
7.42
19.59
3.89
7.42
6.69
3.95
29.27
37.93
40.02
4.63
13.26
ff.OI
29.84
8.76
17.83
4.47
4.47
37.08
8.47
17.76
7.07
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9.33
7.07
7.07
S.66
3.66
9.92
3.88
3.66
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10.114
33.77
8.47
4.33
10.75
7.07
7.07
11.08
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OOBONA DEL MAB
Han.,....n., Henry .J_ .. ---·--·-.. ---·----·--· .... -...
Hart, Charlea E. ···-·--········--·.Nlllly· Ii
Hart, Charleo E. ···-··---·-·-········SWly Ii
Carroll, June ·······-············-······-···-···············
Rob!naon, Stephen ·'·····-··-··-··--···-··-···-···
de la Torre, Alpb.onae G. ···-·-···---····-····-···.-·
de la Torre, Alphonse G. ···--····--·--·--····-···--
D!i-vt., Edw&rd P. et al --··-··-··--------··---
Davia, E.dward P . et al ··---··----·-····-···--·-·-··-
Pellett, Charles B. ···-·-···--·--··-·····--·-··-···
Self, Arthur ·-----·-······--···-···-······--·-·--··-······-
Van Hall, Gerard E. ··-··---··········-·····-·-·········
Van Hall, Gerard E. ···-················SW!y 10'
Davia, Mabel P . ·······-·-, ....................... _ .. o .. .
Hall, Andrew s. ···········-··········-······-··-····-
Cleversley, l.eo C. ············--·-·---····--·----·-
Gillespie, J . Edward ············---···-·--······-······-
Hall, Andrew S . ··-········--·····--····-·-········-·-·-·-· ' Luahbaugh, Lawrence Von ·-·-···----·-····-·-·-
Cline, Alt red L. -·-····-·------·····-····:··------·-····-
Ne&ry, Philip E . ·······-······-······················-···
Martin, Glen 0 . -·····--··--·-·-·--····--··-···-········--
Forster, Arthur B ......................... NEly 20'
Forster, Arthur B. --·····--·····--··--··········--··-··-
Pond, Forrest W. ···········-···-···----···········---·-·-··
~nard, Harold T . -···········--·--·-·········-··---·--·
Clemence, Warren W. ····--·-·······-·····---·-··-··-
Howard, Uoyd C. ···-··--····--··--··-··········-·--····
Craig, Alan P . C. ····---····------········-··-·····-···
Cra1g, Alan P . C. -····---···---·---··-·-···-·-·-
Pomeroy, Mildred K . ·········-···················-·--··
Tyner, John B. ·······-···-·----··---···········---·-····-···
M&natleld, Edward F . ·······--·····--····-··-······--·-
Ingraham, Alma ]<. ·······-··············-···········
Elliott, W . T . ······-·····-····--················-···---····-·
Ball, Elizabeth M . . ...................................... .
Peel, Leone IY. ························-········· ............. .
DePuydt, Dorothy K. ······-························-··-·
Estle, Fred ~ ···-···-·---·······--···---------·-·-·--···-
Higbee, Vera L . . .... : ... ·------·--····-·····-·-··--·-····
Higbee, Vera L. -···············--·-···-··-SWly lAi:
Goolman, K.athryna ····--·-······· ·-·····-·····-··----
de la T orre, Alphonse -·---········-····--·······-··-····
de la Torre, Alphonse ·························--·-·····
de Ia Torre, Alphonse ···-·····--·--·-···-·············
de la Torre, Alphonse ................................... .
Huttman, Richard J . . .................. ..NEly 115 '
Huttman, Richard J .................................... .
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19
20
12
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18
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8
14
3
10.
12
18
3
5
10
14
7
2
22
7
10
12
3
3
11
1
1
8
22
8
10
17
5
22
6
IO
3
i
6
22
16
17
19
21
8
10
TRACT 87S--OORONA DEL .RAB
Smith, Herbert L-···························-··········-· 8
Wallace, C&rl H . ········-·········-···-············-····--43
Wright, William C. ·····················-····-······-···· 22
TRAOT ~BONA DEi; MAB
Prewitt, William C. -······-····-·--··--········--··-·-·
Hogan, Paul J. ········-··-····--·-·······················
Hogan, Paul J . -····-·-···-········ .. ·············---·
Wortman, Arthur V ................. NEly %
Wortman, Arthur V. ············---·-·-·············
Pa.rsona, Mary J. ···-····--·········---··············-·--
15
38
S7
66
67
70
TRACT 111!6--00RONA DEL MAB
Bonham; Clint v. ·······-······························· 18
Grt!tln, Max 0 . ···········································-34
ACREAGE-CORONA DEL MAB
Hayne8, Edna V. ............... .NE 1.22 acres
(S of Co Rd ) (Inc
por ot Carnation Ave)
242
243
243
332
33&
33&
SS&
337
337
432
43&
43&
43&
iii&
63-0
63-0
530
63-0
532
1533
1533
636
637
637
639
MO
1140
829
630
63-0
634
63&
63&
639
840
84I
642
842
730
730
730
734
737
737
7S7
737
737
737
A
A
B
D
RE-SUB OF SECl'ION I-BALBOA ISLAND
Scott, William H. ·················-··················-··· 17 2
Rogera, Edwin G. ···-·-····-····-·-··-·······-··· 11 7
Brown, Robert L.. ················--·······-··-·-········-· 9 11
Thorn, Robert R. ··········--·-·--·----······-············ 7 12
SECTION Z-BALBOA ISLAND
Kneububl, BenjlL!lltn F. ·············--·-···--·······-·-
Nord.atrom, E . C. --··-·····-·--·-··-------------·-----····
Blodgett. Harry L. ·······-·················:: ........... .
SEOl'ION ll-BALBOA
Stirling, Robert L. ···-······---··················-···
Wolfe, LeRoy ···········-···········'··········-···········
Moorman, Florence W. ·-········-·-··················· . ' Rogera, J1U11es E ........ : ......••... ·-·-····---··-···---·
wataon. Kellar E . ···············-·······-·······-····--·
Fry, Ellzabeth ······-r-······· .. -··--··-··········--
Brewwter, Barry c. ···------·-···-·········-···
McDonald, Belen -···--··-·--·······--······-·-··-···---··
Eastman, Robert A. -····--·············-······-: ..... .
Culver, Merrill M.. ·-··--·-·-·····-·-·······-···-··--·-··
Culver, Merrill M.. ----·······-·······--····-·-·····-·····-·
10
21
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ISLAND
12
27
1
26
29
30
34
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SEOl'ION f-BALBOA ISLAND
Parker, Horace Jr. __
PNker, Horace Jr. -----------··---·
Zube. Char lea E. -·-··-··-····--··--···--··-···
Zube, di&r ... , E. ----·-···--·--······-·--·-··-·
Hamm.· Harold L. ···--·····-··--··-·.Ely 75'
Jame.a. Velma P. ----···-··--···-------·---·-··--·----
Jameo, Velma P. ---··---W\Y Ii
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20
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9
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20
SEO!'ION 5 Bi\l,MA ISLAND
Sullivan, Charlee r. ----·------·-·-
Muon, Jolin William ---------··
Gilman. Arthur J . ... ------
Gilman. Arthur J. _
Jenklna, Fred B. et al ·-·----
J"Mkfna. :&'red B. et al ------·----
ca.., Martha T. -·····-··---.All (ilx alley)
l"acto, t.eo a ---------------·---···
Duncan. eana Tomuo --··-----· bmcan, Carla Tomuo -
Duncan, Carla TCJID&80 __ _
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16.16
7.74
3.90
4.4.8
6.92
7.118
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3.90
17.23
3.03
3.90
13.17
29.91
4.M
8 .94
18.24.
23.3&
8.23
3.39
2:112
3.69
6.92
6.92
6 .92
9.61
9.61
81.89
4.23
8.69
6.92
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3.69
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6.92
6.92
8.23
8.23
4.38
4.23
3.69
3.69
3.69
17.01
2.04
6.5I
26.77
16.71
6.11
4.48
t .48
19.94
2.38
f..23
11.47
8.87
6.U
342.S3
57.79
10.40
24.84
18.07
34.02
15.81
30.28
23.57
22.03
17.88
38.33
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63.37
42.4:6
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67.27
52.77
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67.00
18.62
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70.92
82.32
118.98
62.22
66.75
20.32
19.60
9.61
40.06
7.71
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All poperty. beretDbefore dmcrlbed' u-..... ~tuatec! ID the corporate
-ol u.e ClTY or Nl:WPOJlT DA.CB, COUNT!' OF ORANGE.
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LIDO · RICHF'IELD
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LIPTON TROPHY PRESl!~Tbo f&mouo U ptoa Perpeb.J
Cb&IJear Troplly, won by Bal Ramler ID the P0C ADU ..... wao
ofllclally preeeQ.ted to the Voyapn Yacht Olub lut Fnday a.IPL
BaJ la ahowa. mak•ac the of.fletaJ ptteentatton t. Dr. Paul Van·
Depltt, commodore. a.ad hh two atlracd\-e diaushte.ra.. Jo&aJM. and
Mary Jean Vaa Delrlft at the rt'p.lar dhme.r meettq of tbe
Voyacen.. (P hoto by B;eckner l
' • •
NliWl'ORT·B•t.11()& pR1ll!8 , '.I;hW'Bday, June 19, 11N7
--· 111ww1""47 -cnJ>. Roell7 -loo mud! to ~ about .....i. ~t Illa tlobliic tnlnlnc 1n deck h&nd, 111 a "'1><11 ~Y to b&n tima"· . 8eia curnDb were bid. elthw, Mcw1°1 out.tHe at. en. little kM:a1 wt.ten from Joe Dixon a.nd on a boat too. we mi,p.t mentton.
s-ybodJ"• Jin.-pt &11. llllcled ----wu tbe only fla)I opent & lot ot· time b&utlng beJ~
up. W• decided to l'O down to the for the day for Bait Tank. before he became •kipper of the Your ad ln the Prem ta 1'94
bottom and pt • ~t 'caue Jtm WIMl, Kipper of the ~ Lorentaen bo&L F.ddl~ Holcomb, by t.bouu.nda every week.. nothinc ellle WU blllril:. came & __.-/ we IU>d -~ ..,. b&d· a
b&Ubut, but It WU a bl&' lo&' bar-,
OU\ldo. bl&' ""'""" to t&ll• UMi dousl> for tbe blnoot J1ob ot th•
claJ'. Luc1Q> too, 11oc&11• b&llbut
didn't count and there ~ eome
bl&' b&llbut l&nclod tb&t clay.
.
Western Stylel
$2.50
,
•10 Y11r1 ... 11• Tro1•11-Fr11 ~ 1 .... it 11
• .. ,..... feel Jib t1lnllag baadoprinp ••• to i-r
daa cldMri. ol -Senel Gu Refrigeroton ue
lacnulnc. IUld char rhey'n fairly btm#Mt with modem
lmp-11 ... we haiiate to ou,uar your nuhing
to onler ooe ju.r oa Ibis oa:ou.nt. Bur if what you"n
rally &her ii tho very 6-poorwar refril"ntoc money con
buy ... don'c overlook a Servel •.. th<..,
4,.J ONLY n/ritwlllor whou Jr«V•i
szsl• Juu 4'fl ""'°""ilM:wwl 10..YEA&
Gp AaANTEE. This G uaroncee by che
gu a>mpeny is behind <be gracest
, ga.s refrigeraror in 20 yean ...
cbe 1roubk·fr<< Servel!
.rAOK .r. KING Vayogers Yacht Club
Acaos:0 ,:: LIDO Now Custodians
Tl-IE Bait
10 Years
aid
Tr11~l1 ·Free .._-===NEWPQ====n===== Of Famous Trophy
Companion ro rhe
"nlOtfonal n.., S.rwl All-Ytor
Ga• Afr Condfrfontt
TllVIL
l'Oa llOTOaJITI
JUNI 19-25.
It eeema to be Sportsman'•
Week in Southern Califor·
Dia thill week, but there'• aomethin& for you to do in
the Southland whether you
want to participate younelf
or ju1t laze around and
watch. People are tr<1velin&
thouunda of miles to see
wbat'o ju.t around the cor-
ner for lucky you.
HARBOR CITY
DOG SHOW
Lon& Beach, J une 21, 22
At Municipal Auditorium.
GEORGE ROGERS
TROPHY RACE
Balboa, J une 21 .
LAKESIDE RODEO
Lakeside, June 22
ALASKA PICNIC
Sycamore Grove, Los An·
&eleo, June 22
SILVERGATE RIDING
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San Dieao, June 22
NATIONAL INTER-
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Loa "-leo, June 23-28
MISSION DAY
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A Richfield Credit Card leb
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everywhere know you're
one of the family. Your
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poRI ID wweyi.,. travel
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C\latody of the famoua Upton
Perpetual Challenge Trophy wu
officially gtven to the Voyagers
Yacht Club la.st F riday ntrht bv
Hal · Ramser w hoee 1leek P . C. C
aloop, the "AnUgua" defeated t lve
other aleek racing yachts &t San
Diego over Memorial Day week-
end
At thle ~gular dinner meeting The "ahol ln the arm" that New-
of the Voyagera, attended by eome port Harbor aporta and commer-
hundred-odd memben and gueat. clal tlahlng boat. have been look-
at Sam'• Se.a F ood Spa ln Sun&et lng tor, i. here. Yep, we mean
Beach. indlviclual trophte. were the ALBACORE are here. •First
preaented by the club to the mem-onea of the eeuon were t<en ott
bers ot Mr. Ramaer'• victorious Newport Beach Lut Friday. And
crew. Acceptance of the Upton boy, how the word geta aro~d.
cup wu made In beh&1t ot the Bert Milla, Jeaa Skeen, Port
club by Commodore Paul V&nl>e-Orange, Earl'• Landing, Port Udo,
gTilt and hia two daughten. Kini'• L&ndlng, Ray Kimball'•
VanDegTilt, by the way, ha.I en-lA.ndt.ng, Nineteenth Street, Paul
tered hi.I trim •loop, the "Teton" Loreftllen'• Balboa Pavilion, and
ln the Honolulu· race and the two even Ollie Campbell were all
gtrla will be members of hia crew bu.1Ulng with a ctivity and hold
u they try to cany the burgee. ot high hopes. De.manda tor the
the Voyacera Club on to more drive 'em your&elf are on the tn-
vtctorle11. cru.ae too.
Al Adam.a preaented a very In-Seema like aome ot the Newport
teresting after.-dinner prognm of Beach boy11 have been thinking lt'a
color-movlea which he had ahot about time the alba~re were get-
"'4ade in Califomia
COWPUNCHER
JEANS
Loo• lf'l•rl•r. flt b.tt•r. S11-
per·w1i9ht blu• cl•nim with
'"'• im prov.d :·clothy'" t.•-+v••. 2 S.11fori11d. F•bric .tlri11••9•
i.11 th •n I ~ •. !Star1d•rd t•1t
CCCT-tt1A.)
] Str•in point1 b.r t•cl•d or
copper rW.t•d for 9,.•'•'
1t,.n9ril, IOfl9•r welt,
4 b tra lon9. Wid. hlm·wp l:io"'
to'"' for cwff t11r11·w p,
18 16 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Servel alone
combines all thaM 1
A troubl~frH frenina .,-seem with • 10.Yn.r
Gu Company GtJAaANTIL A Frouo food
CotJi,panmeot chat ROta • whole bwbt;l bukaful
of frouo foods ..• MoiR Cold. Dry Cold b
frah mcau and vepUbles ••• Exua-room1
lnible intuior w ith cbrw dar-acro. lhelve1
dw adjust co eleven pmitioo1 .•• Ru.st-proof.
tcntch·proof plutic coated lhel,-a ... Triuer
Rela1t: itt cube uars wich Flexible Cube
Rcleue ... Convninc qa ltOt'alt uay. Modern
da.ign ~ .. five beautiful Servd _,dcl1 CO
fie ,,our !amil1'• oeedl ...
See yow-Servel dealer or p1 com.paa1
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~s SOUTHflH COU NllU GAi COMPANY
locally, and in the Atlantic. are out in force for the $410 per ll
The meeting wa.a terminated ton beauties. Even the wives of
with dancinr . and Individual "bull sports fi shermen are getting out
aessions"-mostly about the B ono-the pressure cook ers and prepa r-
lulu race-thia latter being the Ing to can aome of the delicious
major topic of discussion around white meat.
anybodys' yacht club along about Just to show you how news tra.·
now. vela. Cecil Bach of Sant.a Monica
Frank Linell Catches
First Albacore Sat. ·
The honor of catching the first
Albacore of the season was claim-
ed Saturday by Frank Linnell of
Bayshores, frorTI his boat Lynita.
[t weighed eight pounW! and two
on the good boat Virginia, wa.s out
the day after the Initial catch of
albacore wu made and turned up
at Van Camp's baJge at Catalina
Island with seven nice albacore
and a San Diego boat brought In
three more. Even the big fish
cannerie!I get all excited about
albacore and they a re hurrying
around now to get their fish buy-
ounces. Ing barges set lit eonvenient points
Linnell i!I a past president of the so that t he albacore fishermen
Southern California Tuna Club. won't lose a ny time.
FAILS TO STOP
The excepUonalLY early appear·
ance of albacore preasages a dum
Elizabeth M . Barstad of Balboa, good season, the expert.a say.
was cited by police fo r failing to
observe a boulevard stop and pe-
dest riarul right of way at Par k
a.nd M arine on Balboa Island.
Al Forgit of t he Newport Tackle
Store, just can't get away from
boats. Al, who 11old out hit live
ba..lt fieet to Paul Lorentzen many
months ago, ts Interested in com-
Press want ada bring results. merclal fishing though. He has
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Ja.ckle Boy, which ia also known
a.a t he Violet (heaven only know&
why, becaUH no ttah smell!! like
a.ny fiowerl from John Erik Wahl-
gren. Delal la of the aale are being
handled by our own City Attorney
Roland Thompaen, it says ln the
legal notJcee.
Ted Ponting of Baldy'11 Tackle
store, one ot the oldest e.tablllhed
bualneuea ln Newport Harbor. la
branching out. Seema that during
the war the problem aroee about
getting jtp and other artlttcl&l
luru for barracuda , ~
baa, skipjack, tuna. alba.core and
other t\ahea. Tbe Jape had been
m&klng most ot them and then
the Jap aupply wun't ava.ilable
any more. Ted, who laya claim
-to being a "fiy" fisherman of aome
atandJng, hunted up a bunch of old
tlme tlahermen. got 10me ot their
tried and· trusted j lga. had a lot
ot expenaive (ti.es made &nd began
turning out aome fancy pluUo
jtp which proved to be ~er
th&n the .Jap proclucU.
Naw It develop. that aotne
trtend ot Ted'• took a bl.g" tun of
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the flab over there rally think
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ahlp 1-1ly deolped IU>d built Jlp
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On T\leada)' ••~. June 10th;;._:•._..::. _ _;_ ___ _:-:.:··:_ __
Chapel . by the Sea
Is Beene of Wedding
at eight-thirty, MIN Barbara
KnlCht. da11Jrh\U of Kn. 11. It.
Knight of BalOO. Ial&Dd, WU
united In D111rri,1re to Kr. Matthew
Cox, .. aon of Kn. Frances COW: In a llmple but lmpre8.tve cere-
1895 P:tcaflc brtve, Corona del mony, K1-: Bun.Qy !Arkin, daugll-Mar. Approxfmately one hundred ter of Kr. and Kn. W. c. Larkin
and tltty ru .. t. wttneued thl.o of D.UU. Tuu and Fr-ed H. Cilf-
beautitUJ ceremony. which wu ford Crom the Bronx. New York,
held ln th Co ,...... .. _ were united tn maniare on Sat· • mmunlty ~.., •• p-urday momlnc, .June Hth,-at ten-
tional Churcb In COrona del Mar, thirty. The eervtce· WU held In
and wu conducted by the Rev. BaJtz Chapel by the Sea. Corona
Perry Schrock. del Mar, and wu read by Rev.
Preceding the wedding aervtce, Raymond Brahama of Laguna
seveTlll numbers on the organ were Beach.
rendered b)' Mrs. Ruth Armstrong In the abaence of the bride'a
of Santa Ana. These included pa.rents, ahe wu given in mar-
"Clair de Lune," Debua17, ''Indian rlage by Joe Dendal She wu at-
Love call", and ''Oh Promise Me." tired in a white plque d.reae wtth
Miu Donn& Jeanne Grigg, aoprano, lace lnaert8 and wore a white bat.
sang "With Thia Ring 1 Thee She carried &n old.-faahlon;ed bou·
Wed .. d ,1 Lo Th .. b quet. She wu attend~ l by her • an ' ve ff, Y slater, Mlae lrill J o LarKJJt, who
Grieg. Miu Muriel Hat.ch, vi~ wore a c:treu and hat of p&le blue
liniat, played "Serenade" by Shu-linen and al.lo carried &n old-
bert. fuhioned bouquet. Miu Le81Je
Mtaa Knight, beautifully gowned Stevens, small daughter of M.r.
In slipper aattn, and wearing a &nd Mn. W. K. Stevena of New-
fingerU)> veil, wu eecorted to the port Hetghta:, wu flower girl, and
altar and given in marriage by wot& a pale yellow organdy ptna-
Mr. W. E . Holnlea of Suneet Beach. fore.
She carried a bouquet of white The groom WU attended by Ken-
ded b neth Lowey. The chapel wu beau-gladioU. She was atten Y titully decorated wtth large bou-
Mrs. Barbara HuUnga, ~er ma-quet.a of spring fiowen and llght-
tron of honor, who wore a blue eel candlea. Appropriate wedding
Grecian gown and carried a bou-music, tncluding the wedding
quet of pink gladioli. marches, waa turntahed by the
Mn. H . K . Knlght wore a gown Chapel organist. r and hat of egg-shell crepe, and a :Mlaa IA.rkln baa been living tn
corsage of yellow roaea. · Mn. Newport Belgbta for the put
Frances Cox wu gowned ln tur-year in the W. K. Stevena home.
quoiee blue with a matching hat. Mr. Cutford ta a student in Comp-
and wore a coraage of pink roaes. ton Junior COllege. After a three-
Mr. Cox wu attended by hJa montha trip to New York, the young couple will return to Long brother, Charlea E. Cox, Jr. He Beach. where they will reside dur·
was also aaalated by hJa otber two tng the completion of Mr. Cllf-
brotherl, Alvin ~· Cox &nd Roder-ford'• college education.
lck Duncan Cc*, who aerved u
Wlhera. ~~-----~--~
'lbe church wu protu.eely de-
corated with white gladioli and LEGAL rfOTICE
lighted candles. which added a •••·--.... ~--~·~···~· ... ~-~----·~·••¥••~-~..-...... -~--~ ...
great deal to the prevailing beauty • NOTICE OF BOARD OF
of the CM:culon. EQUALIZATION MEE'llNG.
Immediately following the wed· Notice ta hereby g1.Yen that the
ding ceremony, a reception wu Clty Council of the City of New-
held 1n Pilgrim Hall. Meedamee port Beach will meet u a Boa.rd
H. E . and Rodney Cox poured cot-:~oo ~~:' x:i:enJ!:'"14~ tee and tea, and Mrs. W. E. Holmes omctated at the punch day of July, 194.7, and "'!ll con: tlnue tn adjourned eeu1ona from
bowl. Mias Hatch and Mn. Arm-10 A. M. to 12 Noon ~ ·ll'Y
1trong played eeveral request thereafter to Saturday July 19,
numbent during the reception. 194.7, tnclllllive, or unt.J the re-
F olJ owing their honeymoon, Mr. turna of the .AueAor have b-~n
and Mra. Cox will be at home at rectl!led or ver1f ~
Crag Haven, Corona del Mar. after By order of the City council of
July 1st. the City of Newport Beach.
FRANK L. RINEHART.
Local Artist Brings
Fame to Harbor Area
Phil Dike, nationally famous
artist. l8 doing his bit t o increase
I the tame or Orange County coast·
line as an artist 'e paradise. Two 1 of his recent prize winning palnt-1 lngs a re or local beach scenes.
I T hese paintings, at the American
Watercolor Exhibition in Bmiton
and at the Loa Angeles Regional
1
1 exhibit at the Los Angeles Mus-
ewn, are of local boaL'I and beach
material. He has aJso glorified
the-local area with a magazine
cover Im pression or Newport Har-
bor, which will appear on the July
188\le of W~tways.
Mr. Dike and Rex Brandt are
holding summer painting class~
In Corona del Ma r from June 26th
,t.ty'ough August 2nd. a t Blue Sky
West , 4-5 Goldenrod.
Registrations to the present
summer painting class have been
received from twelve sout hland
clttea. Reque11tl!I tor tntonnaUon
have been received from ai.x states
and Mexico. Studenta will be at-
t ending trom the Orange County
cities. Los Atlgeles, Pasadena,
Riverside, San Bernardino, Long
Beach, Covina and P omona. Thia
ai.x. week eesaion will be aug-
mented riext year, according to
Mr. Dike.
Unique Beach Party
Given at Buck Gulch
Clerk of the Board.
Pub. June 12, 19, 1947
Newport-Balboa P resa
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
OF S UPERVISORS OF OR-
ANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR-
NIA.
May Z7, 1947
Ori motion of Supervisor Gordon,
d uly seconded and carried, the fol-
lowing Resolution wu adopted:
THAT WHEREAS, thl.! Board
ba.s d etermined it t o be in the best
interests of the County of Orange
that there be established within
its boundaries a moaqulto aba~
ment dist rict, pursuant to Chapter
0, Division 3 of the Health and
Safety Code of the State of Cali-
fornia .
NOW. THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED AN D ORDERED
that It Lo propooed to eatablJab a
mosquito abatement district in
the County of. Orange, State ot
California, embracing therein the
following described t erritory of
the County ot Orange, State of
California, to-wit:
All of the County of Orange
excepting therefrom those
port.Jona included within the
corporate limit.a of the Cities
· of Anaheim and Fullerton aa
they are now establlahed.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
AND ORDERED that July 1,
liMT, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock ,
A . .M. in the chamber of the Board
of Supervlaon in the Courthouae
of the City of Santa Ana.. Califor-
nia.. la fixed u the Ume and place
at which thla Boa.rd will conalder
A very unique a.nd enjoyable the orga.n.Jzation of aaid propoaed
beach party waa that given on dl.rtrict; all penom tote.rested tn
'n!;uraday night, June 12th, at the formauon of a.id dlltrtct may
Buck Gulch, aJao known u "Uttle appear at Aid time and place and
corona", to celebrate a eucceutul be heard with respect thereto.
nahlng trip to Santo Tomu, Mex. BE IT F'UR'tHER ~OLVED AND ORDERED that the Clerk Food wu cooked ln a pit luau of t.h1a Board be, and he la. hereby
Btyle. Flab. ee.n of com , pota-clireeted to publlah for at leut
toea, and a raw tl.l!lh eal&d, mad~ two weeks prior to the date eet
by Mn. R. B. Rut, were served. for Aid bearing tn the County of
Wally Gerhardt, noted ~et Orange. and in each City, a por-
and chet1 R,ttsl&red the pJ( and tion of wbich ta tncluded tn sai•
cooked the food. Tbe flab. a 20 propc>Rd dlatrlct, the foregoing
pound yellowtalL wu caught by RaoloUon.
Mike Cline and Gordon McChesney AYES: SUPERVIBORS IRVIN
at Santo Tomu. GEO. GORDON, WD.LIS
Preaent for the occuion were B. WARNER. FRED C.
M.eMlamea Pat ThompeM>n and R. ROWLAND. J A II ES A-
B. Ruot, .U-Paulloe Orgari. BAKER AND WILLARD
KarUyn. Jackie and Janet Hill. SMITH. #
Barbara Smith and Cuollne Al-NOES: SUPERVISORS NONE
1<n, and K-n. Mike Cline, ABSENT: SUPJl:llVISORS NONE
Richard A1hHn, Gordon McChts-STA.Tl: OJ' CA.LD'OR.Nl.A )
DOJ'• Alllert Woodbwy, Bart Ruot. l U. 0-S-~ md Wally Clerlw<lt. COUNTY 01' ORANGE )
I, B. :s. 8KlTH, Count)< Cieri<
and ex-otftclo a-or UM> Board
of ~ Of Oranp 0oaat7,
Collfcimla,.Jlereby-tlty -UM> .-n and fOftCOlll& R-wu cla'7 and NCUl&tl7 ....,.eel
Chad T vr_i!chell tQ
Head YMCA Board
a.d '1'wltqlell w •• -..,. Ille --at • .....-,.1 lllm't of Ille MWb' .......--c ~ bel<! ... tlle l7tll
-ol ~ of t11e T. Ill. lfq at ar..y, 1MT, ud po•1~..,.
.. c. A. -met )I~ nmllls • -·--of --tD UM MP wlw)L N...S 'ltce-Df WDNW we•mp, I
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1-Jim J t .. It.......... of -"' ...... -.oL °"' -. -;;; .. r,--_Ou ts .. Tww.1 _ --~l/U-~,IM'l,
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llmlDAY, IUJIK n
On ~ monm.s. ,,_ n;
Ille Oolwnbla Clwrdl ot Ille Air
wtU be broadcut: under tbe aul
ptce. of tbe C'brt8t1an 8dence com-
mittee on Publlcatlon ior :nit.qo1a.
The oul>Ject or tile add,_ will be
'-The Bealln.s ot the Nation8!'
'1be prosnm will be releued over
Station KNX a.t 8 a. m., Padftc
time.
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RE -SOLING
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l'll010I BeaOOn 5062-W -Newport Shoe
Repair Shop
Hl·lhdSU...t
LESTER & CO. INVtSTMENI'
SKUllTllS
TOMmJHE
INYUToa5'
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2004 WEST CENnAL A VB., NEWPOllT BBACI
H.u.aoa 1374J
CALL
HARBOR 1852-J
NllDS
Island Beauty Box
OPEN TUES ., WED. and FRIDAY EVENINGS
RIN TIN TIN Ill. celebroled performer who is insured for $250,000. will 219 M¥ID· e Ave.
be a mong lhe 2202 d091 to be seen in the 12th a nnual l ong Beach
Dog Show, west's lart1est, and th e notion's second largest, to be held (RI.AR OF VAGABOND HOUSE)
Balboa Island
in that city's ouditori~m. Saturdoy a nd Sunday, June 2 1-22. Connie ===================================:; Mathews, actress, is shown with the c::onint celebrity. ';'
Coral Avenue Envy
Of Car · Dealer at
L. E. Minkel Party
Boy Injured
Cars Collide
When
A twelve year old boy waa in·
jured when two cars collided on Coral avenue wu the envy of Central avenue at South Coaat
l o c a 1 Studebaker dealer J oe Co. Sunday afternoon.
Nick~rt.z this week, when that The cars, which were driven by
stree waa ftterally lined with Raymond Hoover Downer, l9. of
shiny, new atudebaken of every Arcadia, and Richard Edwin Reea,
ahape and ahade. 19 of Anaheim collided when the
BEAR WHEEL·STEER!N C 5f>:!iCf WHEEL ALINEMENT
NOW AVAILABLE
NO GUESS WORK
WE USE BEAR
WHEEL, FRAME, AXLE
AND BALANCE
EQUIPMENT The. occuion waa a party by L. R~ car collid~ with a third ve-
E . lit1nk el, reglo~ manager of hJcle in llne. Jerry Ree&. 12, was
Studebaker Pacific Corporation, taken to Dr. Gerald Rauaa for
1------------------------'with 35 guest.a attending-all of-trutment of injuriea. flciala and personnel of Stude-
baker Corp., and all ownen of ------------
their favori~ product!
Mr. and krs. Minkel are de-
flnltely Harbor enthuelaata, and
thia la their second summer on
Balboa Island. During the course
of the evening, Mr. and M n .
Nickertz escorted the p a r t y
around the bay in a boat, pointing
out point.I of interest to enthuataa-
Uc gueatl!I.
TAXI
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117 W. Srd St. SANTA ANA P1aone fl. A. M11 Mlaa Lola Ott, owner and mana-NEWPORT DA.CB
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SERVICE
• No Investment
• No Work to do ~ "'oo"' ,,,.,\~ ~
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410 • S2nd Si., Newport Bmch
Phone Barbor 1149
Or •top at LES NO'lT ELECl'RIO STORE
2821 WEST CENTRAL A VENUE
roa INP'OIUU.TION, TELEPllOIO: BAIU!llK uu
Shop, 609 Coast boulevard. ' Is ------------
closing shop for a much needed
vacation. She will leave on Sat-
urday, June 21st, by bua for For-
est Grove, Oregon, where ahe will
spend a week with her at.ster , Mn.
Irene Hensley and her new baby
boy. Also present will be her
sl8ter Mn. Sally Hidy, who waa
formerly asaociated with Loill t.n
tile beouty lhop.
After her retllm home, Loia wtll
~=t ::crup'ti:~ before reaumlng
Nelson Amidon
Taken to Van Nuy8
0 0 L D W&vnl. ll&OllDIE
AND ll&CBJNELE88 PEB-
M&NENTS, ll&IB TINTING.
Mr. Nelaon Amidon, Heliot rope I
avenue, Corona del Mar, who wu "
aertoualy lnjqred in an automobile !
accident a t Cryltal Cove eeveraJ ;1
monthl ago, hu been moved trom :
the Naval R Ol'pital at Long Beach. l
to Van Nuya, where he will receive
apeci&l treatment. Bia wife Ra·
chel, I.a hoping to ftnd a bome for
herself and two. children near the
Van Nuya hoepltal,. ea that ahe ~====~==~~==~~~~~======~I may spend more Ume with "Doc."
People do read the Preas &de.
Beacon 5511
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~ fill.l your ~ptlou
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GOLD • SILVER
COPPER • BRASS
NICKEL
PLATING
Polishing• Bu/ling
~rl Craftsmanship
• 'ha Benloes, Alltlque J'!-•c.
~ .Jewe1J7. CeMt)lbra,
Rdlod<n.
Baysi~1 Plati11 Cl. .... ......
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Only Equipment of its Kind
in the Harbor Area
U. S. Tires • Tubes • Recapping ·• Vulcanizing
WM. A. LESTER
2900 WEST CEKTIUU.
fOI THE CONVENIENCE OF PlmNGEIS 1151MG tllltSCONtlMlNIAl TWtU
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Santa r ..
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Special S•nla Fe Bases _.,,..
cllrect to Pasacle•a a•cl Fullerton
offer tralaslcle co••ectloas • • •
NIW SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1947
LY. LONG BEACH -11:15 a• * For connection wit& the CH Ill leaving Pu.de-. 1:00 pm
LY. LOlllG.llEACH -1~30 pM * For """11ection wim lhe GlllAND CANYON lea-ring l'ullUtoo 2:05 pm
LY. LOlllG~'.BEACH -5145 P• * For connectioo with the CAUl'OllNIA UKJTm lea..U.g Puadeaa 7:30 pm
. LY. LONG BEACH -6140 PM * For cooneaioa wilh lhe stJPD. cimiP and BL C&PITAN lea-ring PH1deno
11:25 pm; also me scour Jeni"& Pasadeo• s"3 pm.
-*This W'rice u anilal!le,oal1 to P-r<" bolding INI11RSTATII RAIL naarrs. T"..:ba nadiD ricl1 widiia me s...e or Caliiomia cailDot . g 1
be .-d ""' .... ...nee.
* -uawling from me -oiad bo!dlng ~ uamponatioo"'
f.ong Boedo TI& die Sanca·Fe Jlallw11 ••1 dettaiD •t. Puadena and
hi*-..,d boud basd cliwt to 1-a 'BeHii I
' I * BVSllS I.BAYING LoNG BBAOI tor ~ wkh SANTA Fl
DAINS, ...... die 1-a 'BeHli Bo. Sc•ri .. • '6 ~A-• r _
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C. O. l.lftclMy. T, P.A.. •• 30~ N. MUI, S.iite AM:. J~ 408 .H. R. BRINKERHOFF
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Balboa Islander
To Receive Degree
• Dol'll· Karle t.ledlke ot Bal-
wlll reeetve her A. B . dee-~
San Joee state coll"t.ge this Fri4&y
at commencement ex:e~ ' .
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DELICATESSEN
and Food Store
• All Sa I a d 11, Prepued
Dally, Heidy for Your
Dbmer Table. .
• COoked llfeata
• Cllk*en, Tarkey
• Fresh Fruits
• Soft Drinks
• Beer and Cb.unpagn.e.
lm~rted and llomestic
• TUle Luxurie s not
avallable In the aver-
age food !It.ore&.
For Fuiey GrocerlM, Froz-
en FoOds and the Best
AMortment of a.-In
the Barbor Ana.
Shop at Curt's
Ph«iillle Barbor 911
8U l'A8t CmtnJ
BALBOA
()pm 7 daJW a Week
10 &. m. to 10 p. m.
-Ila~
.... m. to Mldwli'tat
HOURS. 4 TO U P . M.
(Cloee<I TU .. daya)
FINSllT T.d'DlfO
a 1 s s LIMO s•MlltJWQl!ll8;
8TEA&S; ROMS 94XD>
Y U llllY ll'lllaaY A N D
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To Give Dances
Weekly on Lido
"Club Court Cata" iii the new
club organized by young Lido
Iala.ndere who w1ll at.age weekly
dancea th1a summer. Elected
president waa Dolore• RJng, and
vice-prealdent, Ted Clark.
Others eervtng on the commtt-
tee a.re:
Dorothy Carter, Bonnie Findley,
Mary Gurley, "Mickey" Lang-,
Dorothy Lewia. Martha Lewta,
Nancy Pienon, Jean Reed, Dona
Ring, Jane Rubel
Belay Slmonda, Le&lrlce Wonn,
''Buz'' Chamben, Larry Gundrum,
Stanley Bodg-Art KJlllon.
Johnny Martin. Jerry Spangler,
Cameron Thom, Jim Rubel. and
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daughter of Mr. and Mra. John D .
Byers of Fullerton, became the
P. E's Commodore
Begins L A. Run
Ned Rutter. • The d&noet will be held in the The &dditional summer eervtee
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pABMJr.8AN EVERY DAY
Dbmer ' to 9 p. m.
Sundap 12 to 8 p. m .'
Phone Beacon 5117-M
for Reard.t1oru1
Clooed irueoday•
"1-11 for th• lllae Balldl°'
.,l ''· J f >, L .~,, I ..J •<f "'IL ROSSI'S .
LIQUOR
&PPL& ....
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court &dja«nt to the beautit\ll ottered by the P&clflc Electric
new lounge. The court la eapecllly Rallway went into effect M:onday. ,;;=:~CIL~.0~~~'~' ~Olf~~MO~IOl~D~.&~Tll~::, adaptable t.o decoraUon.1 and The echedule of the .. COHMO-
clever UgbUng, &nd a fire will DORIC" provtdet for departure
bum on the great open hearth. from Newport Beach at 7 :~ a.. m.
The new mack bar located th and arrival ln Loi Ancelee at 8:•8
the courtt will prove a popular a. m. outbound the "COMMO-
adjunct. Included tn the dance DORE will leave Loa Angeles
series will be a combination awtm-Sixth' Ir: Main Street Station at
ming and dancing party, a "aocka" 4:415 p. m ., arriving at Newport
party, and a formal dinne r dance. Be&ch Station l5 :S? p. m . Con-
STORE
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Corona del Mar -·-SHEP'S
Watch tor oPf!Bla6 of
OUR SP AGHiilTi P LACE
101a oo.awr moBW.&Y
New;ssl
TBl!l HOJllll OJ' GOOD ll.U9
TBE BUBLi:Y BELL
135 COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA Diii. WAR
Dining Room .
OPEN
ll L m. to 12p. DL
llundaya, 12 to 12
LUNCH
DINNER
OOCKTAILS
(Clooed Tueac!a)'ll)
Cocktail Lo111ge TICLZPBONE RARllOB U7S
~ a-for !!pedal ...,_
Allied Arts Group
Hears Speaker on
Painting History
necting motor coach service will
be provided between Balboa and
Newport Beach Station tn connec-
tion with operation of the "COM-
MODORE." Club car will be
operated u a "LlmJted" train be·
"'Art from lbe Renatuance to tween Huntington Beach and Loe
Y,,e Present." was the subject pro-Angeles. All regular !orma of
sented by Allan Dartford to the transportation wUl be valid on th1a
Newport H&rbor Allied Art 1, car, tn addition to which, a one
Tuesday night, June loth. al the way seat charge of 25c per person
regular monthly meeting held in wW be collected.
the Ebell Club Houae. AUenda.nt The regular rail service that haa
alldea of !amoua m&aterplece.a been operating during the winter
commanded: the attention of all aeuon con.siaUng of one round pre9ent •
Of k~ interest to all &rt lov-trip ~y except ,Sundaf9, will
era wu the announcement that continue to operate, leaving New-
Hra. Ruth Peabody of Laguna port Beach at 8:21 a. m. and er--
Beach will give leuona every riving ln Loll Angeles 7 :43 a. m.
Thureday &ttemoon at 1:30 p. m., outbound, Mondaya through Fri.-
at Cole'• Boat La.ndin.g, to the ctaya, the regular rail trtp leaves
rtcht of the Lido Bridge. l4ra. Loa Angelee 15:0:S p. m., arriving
Peabqdy, a well known artist tn at Newport Beach at 6:28 p . m .
her own right. ftaa a large follow· On Saturday& only, the regular
lng of pupila throughout the rail trip will leave Loe Angeles
OPEN
8A.M.TOIOP.M.
lt·s a
Date
At the Home of
The Strawberry
Waffle • ••llWVMGl!ll8
JCS C-BAM
l1JlmAlllll
80DA.8 AND
coUnty. At the same .lime, lt wu 12.30 anivi"'"' Newport r------------------------. announced that children'• claaeea . p. m ., ·-. DOI COTT...... E will be given during the summer Beach 1 :151 p. m. Motor coach UT C. WRFFL Sonolone Bearing Care by Diane Waketield. Full infor-connection> will continue to be ·-matlon regarding the courae may provided between Newport Bea<:!' IOI __ ... __ ...._ Jalaad
The importance of ~nUnuowa Sonotone Hearin(' C&re la be obt&lned from MJaa Wa.ketleld and Balboa for all rail tripe. I __ ..,_., . I
well known to hundreds of happy people who have been served at 227 Grand Can&L No change La being made in the 1:· ============ in Orange County these many ~ean. Two plecea of pottery made by regular motor coach schedule ex· -----
Kr. L. w . Inkater, certtfled Sonotone con11ultant haa Dr. Salvatore Monaco the preced-cept that eome minor adjtatments
eerved theae people with eympathetic understanding. Q:_e LI tng month &a a p~lcal demon-In arrival and departure times
well quali.Ued to aerve you. atration of \be a.rt were given to have been made neceaary ln or-
the club. der to coordin&te IChedules. Com-
U you have a bearing problem why not let him help you by The meetlng concluded with re-plete schedule of the Loe Angeles-
coming in or calling for a Jl"REE bearing teat and consultation 1 freshmenta and & .oclal hour. Newport 8 ea c b-Balboa eervtce
ROME APPOINTMENTS IF PREFERRED may be leCUrfld from motor coach
.L W. INKSTER Steddards Open Patio operatone. ticket agenta. and tn-soo Flnt Nau-I Baak Bids.. Saata Ana Ph. s. A. Mii ·-formation bureaus.
RATTAN FURNITURE
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1'\14-•~1Ma.DDN9TllUDTIGN
••boo SMd• 2So Sq. rt. .• Grw a.,.. La.I H&lJ&
~ad OU..~ Accinodeo ..•.••..•
. : </I. 1taPU: Skip,
(Bruch oi tJi. Newport funiihue Mad)
' '¥r1 So Cf?U* Blid. . LAGUNA BEACH , ~
Shop in C. D. M.
Nearly 200 Harboritu and a rew
well-wt.ahera froni point.a u dla-
tant aa Loe Angeles and San Diego
took advantage at a two-day open-
ing celebration of The Patio Shop
at 1Mi6 Coe.at Highway, Corona
del Mai-, tut w6dt-end u Prop-
rteton Fred and Luelle Stoddard
opened their doon for bualnea.
Featuring a d!atlncUve g:lttware
ltne, u well aa unUIUal. home tu~
nlahlnp and llgbt turnlture, The
PaUo Shop ta built &l'OUDd a huge
tlreplace an ti.apt.one paUo ln the
rear of Jack Sadlelr'1 real eat.ate
office.
fhe Stoc:ldaNI, who wiw re-
cently, madie their .bome In Santa
Monlca, bec!ame entranced by the
Barbor anla on vacation jumte,
and dedded to Uve here u well
u establt.ti a buaineea. Mn.
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Christian_ Science
FJBllT CB1J1l(Jll OF CBJUST,
8(JlEN"nST
Lido Tberata. Cemtral Aveoue
ucl Via U do
A branch of The Mother Church,
The Finl Church of Chrltt. Sci-
entlat. ln Bo.tqn, Mlt.aaacbuaetta.
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. sun.::
day Setvlc~ at 11 a. m.. Wedneeda:y
TesUmonlal Meeting at 12 o'clock
Reading Room loc,Jted at 111
Palm street. Balboa. la open dally
from 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. except
Sundays and lloUda)'ll naUonally
obeerved and Wed:neada,ya from
1!30 t& 15 p. m..
Tbe public t.a cordially invited
to atte:nd the church 1ervtoe1 and
UH the Reading Room ..
Stoel-ta: a~ former buyer fw a Sti.__._ in Tim
larg'e met!Opolltan ?etafJ flml and ,..;u e
Kr. lltoddard la. former muoldan, Saves One--Finger
ba'l!ng ~ with the Jimmy
a_. -and many -r A plw•nt trlp to Point J'ennln
«op.tllgllt ilando for m&DJ' jean. PaJt< and Ban -.o pn>-pain-! tul to Mta. o. w. S.111tt wbo
t<qot to -her "--the CUR FEElnORE ::,:-ai-r:;·. i:t ~ -=::
· HaJ and Gram' ••1DCJ ~ w to -• J c --ol llltdw la tlee lblcw n..-.1~ Feeds. lie .. --'11t 1nd -... ~w.a•3 p •I t llutilar ........ _...
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Newly Remodeled
EVERYTHING IS NEW
Now Playing,
D11ci1• Dilers
No 0ovw Qearp_
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Paga 1!S
II in e
Wagon Wheel
Drive-In Cafe
01aa 9• i t. at .Newport Bl•d., Cost& Mew
Keep wltbln J'OOT Badget llDd Bo;r Flab for Healthful,
Retreahlnc Warm Weather .Meall
BAaBACUDA
BOCK OOD
SALMON SEA BASS
FBBSB COOKED CIUlBS
F8EIB O'llSi"EBS
-WBOLEllALE AND RETAIL -
Bayside Fish Markel
.NEWPORT .
18'1'11 llT. AND LAPA'11ifi'ii
BEACH
PHONE ILUUIOlll 116
· OPEN THE YEAR 'ROUND
Caltfomia's Most Modem Motel
'40 UNITS AND BATHS
MlllAC£B Ml£B MO'rB£ . .
706 Coast Highway U. S. I 01-A
NEWPORT BEACH
Phone Beeeon 5299-J
ONCE AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Offen Toa -Fbaen PIMe le Dino ... OIUp ~;
AI.I. NEW ---·
Even the Location
. . . One·Half Mlle East of 0'4
Location on Cout Highway.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Southern Califomla ln
the Serving of
-SEA FOODS-
VISIT OUR KITCHIN -alJlo -
YOUR ldnd at 8TEAK8
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
and Fish Market
-FOR SALE-
LAPIOARY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
GEODES• OPAL• ONYX
CUTIING and POLISHING • 517 llalboa SL COSTA NBS&
-SBBVDIG-
F IS B DINNERS
. STEAK-CHOPS
A REAi,. HOME COOKED MEAL
AND
THOSE • HOME BAKED
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NOW, all the sugar you need for ccinning.
_FRU-IT JARS
=TS 88~ = 7 4:a
' KERR LIDS d JO
Su ozen c Rf-JELL Fl!llJT 3 PIG. 24c \. PECTl!f deaJ·
'llee t7~ For AU y C . our ann•ng Needs
cRiSco
~\b $117
lar "SUllt-torot'' Coke&-Jllqber. Better
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GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE '
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.-A FJNE RD"'•-. -~·ASr STAJ!fER _ -
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PRUNE JUICE
fil'M1 21·
lfERE's A 111£A T YOtnJ. . ENJoY_
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1pin~ch for ~ada: Sweet Com on the cob, tender, qreen beans for vegetable
dlahH; and fruits galore, including Apricots for canning. ~
CONSISTENTLY LOW PmCES
EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK .
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Nowl You may enjoy one of these delicious weU Oavored U.S. GRADE "GOOD"
7-BONE "BEEF ROAST 42~-
No Rind, No Waste -Mild and Savory
BACON SU~. 59~ FROM OUR OWN YOUNG BEEF
~wg:UND BEEF 39~
SWISS -The kind everybody likes WHOLE. FRESH PICNIC. Fine'grained
STEAKS 67~ PORK ROAST 39~
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FRESH Dressed-Young, Tender-meated LOOK! Rich In flavor-U.S. Grade "Good"
FRYINGRABBITS 49~ :fil:"l'SS ROAST 59~
HOW TO PBEPAJIE APRICOTS (OB PEACHES) FOB CANNING
For easy J*tliag. put crpric6• or peach• in. wire basket or
cbtNecloth and dip lor cz minute or two in boiling water. then
quickly into cold. Slip oif skiu; &ab out pita. Slice or cut in bal•-To lrMp &-dmbning, dip In a galloa ol water COD·
laining, 2 klbl-ol IClll aad 2 ol .m.gar; drain. U lruU
ia Juk:y, add 'Is cup augar to each quart ol raw lruiL Heat to
boiling. For i-juky lruit. ~P Into lllin lo medium syrup,
boD!ng boL aad Jual IM\ot lhrough. Pack bot: co.,.r with boiling
liquid. lldl ... 1 lar lids according to manufuc:tmer'a dlnctiona.
Perfect to can -Jumbo. Juicy, Tilton
APRICOTS
Small Seed -Lots of Flesh
2 lb&. )5c 25 ~9 $1.65
CANTALOUPES
Jumbo Size -Small Seed Space
5 ' .Guaranteed
Pound to please
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Yellow Freestone Delicious Golden Jubilee
PEACHES
3Pounds 20'
SWEET .CORN
Perfect Ears-Tender
Golden Cross
Pound 15'
Extra Fancy Packed Washington Wmesap CANNED FOOD -VALUES --
TOM Sauce· ="~"":~...::· 3 1or 20c
THRIFTY SAVINGS for YOU!
35c AP.PL ES PREM TENDE& IEEF ADDED
SWIFT'S 11-oa. tin
TOMATOES MASTEIPIECE
No. l'fl Cau
VEG-ALL LARSEN'S
24c
17c
CORN Del Monte=~"'.~ 17c
CORN WHOLE Kernel ~2-~ 17c
' BEANS GREEN ':,~0~ A 19c .
PEAS HI-WEST ~ 16c
HAMBURGER ~
CHILI BEANS .
TAMALES
C.H.B. CATSUP
SANTA MAJUA
GEJIHABDT'S
14\11 .. a. Jar
BEEF GRAVY ~c;'..;AMEBICAN
MIRACLE WHIP = DBESllllfG
19c 2 Poundl 25'
15c l----------
18c T 0 M AT 0 E S
19c
16c
34c
From Fresh Northe.m Vines
Solid Red Slicers
2Pounds 25'
SEA SIDE LIMAS Ho. t ea .. 16c QUAKER OATS QUICI or BEG.
Lg. Pk9. 29c
26c
24c
STRINC BEANS SPINACH .
DICED BEETS
GRAPEFRUIT
NUGGET 2 roi 25c Ho. 2 C-.
I>lAMOKI> A
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IOIDO
... s.ctieM Cea
12c
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• APRICOTS CAL,..RICH ~2 11 19c
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:::-.::..-: ~ec!: !:'; R~ttriian, Ayulo Top
diamond SUnday altemOon at 2:'30 Hot Rod . Pilohl
P, m., ,after dropplnc lhoJr. _..,D
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·opener to the hlle:rton U.ona. Troy . Ruttman and Manual
Coach Bud Long will glvo Glynn Ayulo are on top of the point '
Boies the 1tartlng nod on the-1tandinga of the Califomla Road-
mound 1n the locals MCOnd atart ater Aaeocfation, according to re-
and will have to ro without center-corda releued by the LMOct&Uon.
fielder _Francia Albera, who 11 out Ayuto took the lead away from
with a broken hand. Chances are the youthtUl Ruttman tut week
that_ Jule Marshall will get the by winning lut weeluo' thrilling
8tartlng call In Alben' place. 30 lapper at Huntington Beach
Mel Frick was made. the goat before 7000 fans.
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1n tn the .fltth mmng with• two with their favorite, Andy Unden,
men on the bues and walked flve tomorrow night, u the Hot Rodi
nm.a a.croee the · plate before get-take their weekly twirl, on the
ting control of the game. · Huntington aaucer. Trtall ala.rt
Francia Alben homered over the at 7 P· m. and the green flag
left field fence to get the longst comes down on the trophy duh at
blow of the day. Roy Ward and 8:15 P· m.
Bill Weatbenvax, who both played 1 ------
ori Harbor High'• bUeball team I Bids Asked on
tbla apting, but who are now .
playing 'on the Fullerton team, I Gridiron Lights
were the outstanding batsmen for!
the winners: Ward hit a lor.g I Newport Harbor High School"s
ball which bOunced over the lett grldJron will have light.a next fall.
neld fence for a homer with one 1 IF . bid• eubmitted up to and in·
mate abo&rd in the eeeond, and · eluding Auguat 1, are low enough
Weatherwax banged out a triple · to warrant the inatallation of the
with two on, 1n the aixth inning. arcs for, the coming sea.eon.
. Score by' I .oJ.ap Separate bida will be required
1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 on meta) polea, cost or lnatalla-
M:. 4: 1 0 3 O 1 2 O 0-11 tion of polu, and electrical lnlltall·
F. 1 0 2 0 7 3 0 1 2-18 ationa including all electric Ught.8
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THE lHI NATIONAL CHAMPION OF THE ALL AMER.IC~ SOAP BOX DERBY wu Gilbert
Kleean · of san Dteco. Boya of Ule Barbof"'ata will have a chance to enter this. the p-eatetlt of au
amateur raelDc contests. by eompeUnc In the Ora.nee Couaty cbamplonshtpa to be held oa Mac-
Arthur Boulevard July 20. Pk!tured above are the plana of Lleeao'• tit.le wl.nnins 90ap box.
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Of All American Soap Box Derby
Youth of Newport Harbor aree'•..;,..-------''-----
will get a chance to learn all the '"TOMOBBOW"S DIMAOOIOS.'
facts about the world famoua TANGLE WlTll ONTARIO
"All American Soap Box Derby"
at free ahows to be given In the
next few daya in the Harbor are&.
Legion Juniors Wax
Anaheim; Extended
By Santa Ana
The Newport Harbor American
Legion Junior Baseball team
waxed .Ana.helm's Juniors Satur-
day, 12-9, and IOIJt to Santa Ana
Sunday, 8-3,
Saturday's game ""u dominated
by the locala unW the lut of the
ninth 1nn1ng when the Anaheim
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Rand -in Mlxup
Frulcla Albere,. steJJU catcher
tor the-Colta. Mea P aint and
llanlwUe enby t,n the Liana Club
.aft.ball i.ave. and regular center-
flelder on the ea.ta Mesa :Mer-
cbanta hardball tum, -·-bis hand when he tangled with Bud
Long while attempting to Reid a
ny ball tn Monday eveninp eott-
ball game with Ward and Harrln.-·
ton. Nett:J'ler Long nor Alben w-;,. aware of the othen °preaence
aa they closed in on the high pop
up ~tween first ba.8e and home.
The injury will keep him out ·of
play fer r few weeks.
AJJ the two players smashed into
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UNDER THE UGHTS AT
HUNTINGTON BEACH SPEEDWAY
F REIE PARKING
A WARE & MATHEWSON PRESENTATION
Pl~yTH~~E~ Willowick PUBLIC
COURSE
On West 5th St., J.2 Mlle East of Barbor Boulevard
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Malt Shop Wins O'ITO'S
The first showing of the pic-
ture will be at the l.Jdo Theater,
Saturday momlng, June 21, at 10
a . m. The aecond show will be
4J, the Coeta Me9a American J..e..
gton Ball at 3 p, m . Monday, June
23.
In addJtton to the picture on the
derby, caat-oona and sport reel8
Special admiuton rates will be
available to dtnui industry work-
ere and growera for Orange
County Valencia Night, alated for
June 26 ln La Palma Park.. Ana·
helm, when Orange County'1 own
hardball aggregation, the Valen·
du are scheduled to tangle with
the Ontario team In a Sunaet Lea-
gue encounter.
Graham reported, "These hard·
working, hard-playing youngstera
many of them still ln their teene,
are the Dl.M.aggto's and the Fel-
ler'• of tomorrow. Your ticket to
this event not only will provide
you with an evening of · exciting
entertainment. but will help many
a deaerving rookie toward a berth
in the Big League."
boys jumped on twirler Don Ward Only 15 Minutes Drive From the Harbor Are&
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Tire Kua ll< Shop shot the
worka to the Mesa American
Legion, M they belted out tour
home runs t o w1B 10-.3 1'"'riday
... evening in a I.Jona softball ieague
game. Monday evening the league
leading Coata Meaa Paint and
Hardware gang took the celler
dwelling W a.ra and Harrington
OUUit into camp 8·0.
FOUR BAGGERs
John Wild. Don Miller, Ra.lph
J4yreb.n, and Bud Attridge au co,1-
De1..'. .. ~ toe Cll'CWt Cl0U4.B 1or t.ne
W1.1.uung M'.&Jt team. 'l'he Legion
J.0v.~ ...... ell" Ull'ee runs with tour Wo. .... .,. ta..u1 a 10.uow up su1gie oy
~wn. Ralpn Myrenn· was the
wummg p1tcnt:r.
PAJ.NT GANG WJ.NS
The Mesa Pa.int Store boys con-
tinued their undefeated ways a.s
they f&sUy det.e&LeQ Ule Ward and
Harnngtoi1 rune. kt:i.t L.:nartey,
the Winrung cnucker, allowed one
bit. Ch&rley Brown scored a
grand slam homer in the fourth
inrung to put the game on Ice.
Best news heard In Harbor area
sporting circles in a long time
wu the announcement that Al
Irwin wouJd take over the coach-
ing reigns at Valencia High school
next fall. Valencia ia located in
.Pl&ce.ntla near Fullerton, la near
enough to the J;ja.rbor area to
make Al feel at home. • According to Coach Ralph Reed,
who hu been director of athletJcs
at Harbor HJgh during aJJ 17
years of its existence, Irwin ls
the greatest athlete ever to per-
form for the Blue and Grey. H UI
athletic record may be summed up
a.s follows:
All League guard on the foot.
ball team ; standout guard on the
basketball team; top shotputter
of his track squad; record break-
ing swtmmer; and to fill the
schol • year out he played on. the
baseball team. ·
will be shfwn.
DERBY UST GROWS
Meanwhile, the list of contes-
tant.I from the Harbor area con-
tinue to swell as Roger Boyvey,
11 year old son of ).tr. and Mrs.
H . 0 . Boyvey. 1139 Weat Central
avenue. turned In his entry. This
latest entry gtves the Harbor area
five boys entered ln the Orange
County fin&ls slated for MacAr-
thur bpulevard, near the Orange
Count:Y Airport, July 20th.
The. winner of the county cham·
pionship wilJ receive a trip to the
national finals in Akron, Ohio,
Aug. 17, tor himself and one
parent, and a chance to win many
honors and a scholarship to any
college he desires. Entry blanks
are available at any Chevrolet
dealer In Orange County.
Lions to Extend
Ba ll park Fence
Legion Juniors in
League Finale
The Newport Harbor American
Legion Juniors face Fullerton and
Placentia ln the county finals of
round one, Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday they journey to Ful·
Barbor'• chief offense ca.me off
the bata of C&rlton Mean and I
George Reevee who each banged
out three sing! .. while al bat five II
timee. The locals picked up-six of
their runa in the fifth inning as
they combined 8ix hit.a, including J
a double by Joe Breet and a walk I
to Al Smith. I
FOUCH HANDCUFFS LOCALS
J ohnny Fou<;h, pitching for
Santa Ana, limited the locals to a
lone hit aa he struck out 16 and
walked 13. The Saints nicked
Pete Nourse, Harbor starting
twirler, for four hits, lncluding a
triple by Bud White, and· nve runs
in the fir.rt three innings. Ward
took over and scattered four hits
over the remaining three innings.
TENTH INNING TALK
lerton to play their first game. and Joe Ereet drew four 'A'&lks off
Sunday they meet lhe Placen:.ia Fouch who couldn't see the five
nine In Anaheim's LaPalma park. foot giant ..... Al Smith stole four
Team w L PcL bases during the two day series ...
Bill Skilu was the lad who ruined
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3 1 .V'50 Fouch·s hitless game, as he got a ............ 1 .667
Fullerton 1 1 ",....., A scratch single into right field ... The Costa Mesa-Newport Har-· ················ .vvv Newport 1 2 333 Fouch showed sldll in pulling him-
bor Lion. Club 'vill extend lb. left ·······--··-··· · Anaheim 1 2 333 self out of a hole tWice, after
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Games this week find Gus
Beach's fireatone lads facing
Crawley'a furniture lo'nday eve-
ning and Harbor Gla.ss playing
the Mesa lo'ire Department Mon-
(iay evening.
Al wasn't the wiuaJ athlete--
everything he did •tood out, hi.a
name iB still on the record books
for many swimming evetat.s at
Harbor and la listed u one of
the all-all timers on the football
team. He waa a fighter with a
field fence ot the but':ball park Placentia :~:~::::::::~::. 1 2 :333 loo.ding the ba.se8 on free passes.
in ·Costa Mesa, five feet higher in ------------------------------------------------------the near f\.lture. The move was
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Mesa Malt Shop ·····---------· 3
Gua Beach's ........................ 2
Harbor Glass ...................... 1
Mesa Legion ........................ 1
Crawley'• --··--·----·-·-----1 ~-" ~ il"C Department ................ 1
Ward and Han1ngt.on ........ 0
THOMPSONS VACATION
fighting heart aa a high school
athlete and took the courage and
L determination with him to College
0 of Pacltlc at Stockton. where he
l played under the gT&nd old man
1 of football, A. A . Stagg for four
1 years and returned a fifth year
2 to help "Pop" wtth the coaching
2 chores. r
2 Stagg says Al wu one of the
4 finest players he ever coached,
wh.ich means a lot when you fig-
ure the guy has been at tt over
neceasj.tated by the frequent bounc-
ing of the balls over the ahort five
toot barrter. The extension wt.II
take in approximately 150 feet
trom the left , fie.Id ·foul llne to
centerflel.ct
Many Local Boats
At Cherry Cove
B . S. Thompson and wife of
30tb street Grocery, are spending
a two weeks vacation in Idaho.
60 years.
We are going to be watchinC'
that amall· group at Valencl&-
for with a fellow like Irwln at the
A major portion of Newport
Harbor's yachting circle showed
up at Cherry Cove Iut w&ek-end,
local ekippers report. On the
Andale were Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Andrews and daughter, Kathern,
Dixie SmJth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Stewart.
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OOSTA MESA
helm they can't m!M.
'Also preaent' were Mi:. and-
Mra. Fred Herman in the Moon-
glow, Ha1 Homan in the Interlude,
Percy Byer in the Riptide, the
Wayne Harpers, the Clyan Halla,
and many oµiera.
Giblets ... The operaton of the
Newport Harbor Boy'a Club have
wUed up at last and turned the
operation of the club over to a
group of boya who a.re in the
proceu of organiz1ng softball and
bUketball leaguea. It ts aatd that
theg roup will have acce.u to the
high achool gym . . . eomethlng
thl8 department ba8 been puahlng
for quite eomet.lme . . . Although
the American Legion Juntora a.re ENJOY CAMPING TRIP
not doing so well thla year, watch Mr. and Mra. John trRen, 3512
them go next awnmer. All but W. Ocean Front, are enjoying a
two of the players will be back two weekl camping trip in high
and with the experience gained· aterru. '=============; ltb:ia year and an earlier at.art the ; local8 are likely lo be the tout 1-;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;;;;;;:::;;;:;;:'.;:;;;;;;.;;;;;;;
of .~e aoulhland . . . Don Ward
ts tne kJnain of the. gang at var--
toua times he pitches. catchea,
plays eecond bue or ahortstop.
He ta 15 and although only a
BOphomore, 'received honorable
mention. on. th1a year'a All Sunaet
Leacu• team • • • Al Smltll, who
aa a Dee traclnna.a. th1a ep.rtng
came within 111.0 of a aecond of
the Harbor Bl&h liCl )'anl duh la
leavtnc tor Akron. Ohio later thla
m.tlL Smttb, &llo a .tandout
-ball and -•lballer, will not
return to Harbor unW nm sprtnc ... m. brother. Bill la paannlnc
oa ealerlllg ~ Anny ... . • NIGHTLY
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Satai'day, June 21 al 10 a. m.
Lido Theatre, Newport Beach
-~•••y, June 23 al 3 p. m.
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Kitchen chores are done in a jiffy
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wa ter! N~ wonder more pcopluhan
ever before arc enjoylng the convenience
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Postwar automa tic ELECTllC WA.TEil
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' The first h ome on the latest development of the Ralph P.
Maakey ·ottlce began recently with the initiation of conatroetton
on the Seavtew H eights Estates situated above the Mlra.cle
Mlle section of Newport Harbor.
Ralph Mukey, who established 1lls business in Newport
Beach ln-.-1929, ls well known in realty·circlea as the developer
o~ Wea:t Newport properties ~d la prim'arily recognized a.a a
subdivider and borne builder.
M&Sltey, put president of the Newport. Harbor Realty Board.
and nO"W' serving u a member of the board of directors, la assist-
ed in hi8 office by Ray · Y. Copelin and Miss Agnes R Cason.
WED IN OORONA DEL MAR-MIN A.Ucla Ann B eek, who became the brlde of WUll&m Franc.ls
Glaoomau.1 Jr., la llhown wltb her maid or honor, M1M Katherine Andtt!\va of Corona del l\lar
&nd brldet1maldtt. ~e Miuea Kathleen Bllllnp. Carolyn Grove. Caryl Obeamore, and 3oanne Amesbury: '> , (Phot<>-Ha.l Will !Jll\!th).
The growth of the company 1and the H arbor area wu re-
flected recently with the completion of the new llfflce building
situated a t 3411 W . Central, Newport Beach.
Miss Alicia Ann Beck Bride of San Jose Man
In Candlelight Service in Corona del Mar
At a beautitul candlelight ceremony ln Corona del Mar Commun-
ity Church, M.188 Alicia (uan Beck, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Roy
Christion Beck, 220 Larkspur avenue, became the bride of William
Fr&ncis Glacomaul Jr., son of Mn. Mabel Giacomazzi and William
F . Giacomazzi ot San Joa. The Rev.-Perry F . Schrock officiated.
The bride's gown waa a whit.04---------------
embroldered 1 organdie p e p I u m
j acket -with sheer white organdie
boutfant 8k:irt, arid finger-lip veil
on a Juliette cap encircled wtth
o range blossoma. She carried
white rose buds.
The maid of honor, Mlss cath-
ertne Andrews ot Corona del Mar,
wore a primrose yellow organdie
gown and caN'ied a atyliz.ed. bou-
quet of yellow and coral r08e buds.
The brideamaJds aimila.rly gowned,
were Mlss K&thlee:n Billings of
Bellingham, Wuh., Mla Carolyn
Grove of Pasadena, Miss Caryl
Chesmore of St. Joseph, M W ., all
claumates of the bride at Scrlppe
College, and Miu Joanne Ames-
bury of Pasadena. -
Char les Auerbach of San Fran-
cisco, fellow claaamale of the
groom at Cal Tech. wa.a best man.
whlleushers were I'"eter von Euh,
the.Ir home in San Jose. where the
groom is affiliated with hi.a father
ln the cold storage buainea.s.
The new Mn. Giacothazzt Is
well known in the Harbor area,
having spent the aummer on Bal-
boa Ialand for many years until
her family moved from Pa.sadena
to Corona del Mar where they are
making their permanent home.
The bride graduated last year
from Newport Harbor High School
where she wu an honor student,
and thla year attended Scripps
College in Claremont.
Mr. Giacomazzi is a member of
a prominent San Jose pioneer fam-
ily and served during the war u
a lieutenant In the Air Corps.
' Party Given on
Fourth Birthday
David Wan-en, David Douglas, Noting her fourth birthday l&11t
and Bruce R obinson. week wa..s little Donna Lee Burd-
The church waa decorated with salt of 11~ 23rd street. A party
a profusion of double shasta waa held In her honor with the
daisies and marguerites. Wedding children enjoying the playing of
music waa played by Mias Mar-games, after which refreshment!
garet L . Sharie, >A•ith Mias Sally were served.
Lance, classmate of the bride. as Children attending were Char-
aololst. !ene Nelson, Tommy Cottle, Allan
The bride's mother wore a gold and Marilyn Lane, Gregory Coe,
crepe dinner dreu with pan8y Stephen Thatcher. Johnnie Scelaa.
flowered hat and gold accesaories Andrea, Tom, and Dic k Mun&0n,
and gardenia corsage, while the Conette and Terry Hinesly, and
groom's mother wu attired in Barbara and Sheron Rit.achke.
smart black and white with a cor-ltfothen present were Mn. Laur-
sage of white carnations. ence Nelson. Mra. Harris Cottle,
The reCeption wu held In the Mrs. Merel Coe, Mn. Bob Thal-
enclosed garden of the bride's cher, Mra. J ohn Scelsa, Mra. Fred
parent!, with many friends from I Munson, 'Mra. Doug Hinea1y, Mra.
Pasadena and San Jose attending. Gordon Ritchke, Mrs. E . J , Burd.-
The only sad note was the absence 58.ll and the host.ea.
of the groom's father who wu un-
able to be present because of 111-REX LEFLER vtSnJ
neM. The bridal party received.
before a large picture window
over-looking the ocean. -Re-
freshments were served in the
garden. with Mi88 Marilyn H.ill at
the punch bowl. Mr. and Mrs. G.
L. Andrews served a buffet supper
in the beautll'ul garden of their
Sl/c Rex Lefler and family,
who have been viaiting Mrs. Lef-
ler's mother, SOOS B Coast boule-
vard. left Wednesday for Ogden,
Utah, to visit his parents and then
return t o Jacksonville, Fla. where
he Is stationed.
home at 31~ J-aamine. with the i\IRS. LIDA McCLELLAN
wedding party and family and
friends in attendance. NOW REOOVERING
Following the ceremony, the
young couple left on a ahort wed~
ding trip north before returning to
attvtd the groom's graduation
trom Cal Tech. They are making '
Mrs. Lida McClellatl, 200 Eut.
18th street, who hlUI been ill for
some time, I• recuperating. In the
homeor her daughter, Mra. L. D.
Clauson of Lm! Angeles.
Corona del 'Mar
By FLORll!NCE ANDERSON
Mra. E . R. Coop, 300 GoliJenrod,
la enterta.lnlng her slater, Mra. C.
R. Hagenbuck, who arrived on
Sunday, June 15th, from San
Diego for a few weeks visit.
Mr. Henry C. Kirk, 305 Lark-
spur, arrived home on Wednesday.
June 11th. from a ten-day plane
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MEET MR. (BILL) TAYLOR
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(Open all day Saturday)
JOE NICKBRTZ
Harbol' 510 '
3415 West Central A ve. B.Y Udo Theat re
trip, which t ook him t o Birmin~-I:===========================~ ham, Ala,, with stopovers at Dal--
la.s, Tex., and Shreveport, La. He +-------------·-----------
reports that he experienced some I
extremely hot weather while away. j
Mr. and MMI. B. F . List of Exe-•jl
ter. Calif., are occupying their
home at 1612 Pacific Drive during
the absence of their daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence McGee, who hU been
.spending several d&Yl! In Exeter
with her husband. She will l'e-
turn to Corona del Mar this week.
The House-Pettijohn Clan, 1606
Pacifi c Drive, held open h ouse
over the week-end o f June 13-15th
inclusive, and were vi.siled by the
Ed Seamon family from San Ber-
nard.ino, 1tfr. and ltfMI. L. C . Brock.
Shirley Hindman and Norma Saw-
yer, from Colton, Keith and Ken-
neolh Martin of Rialto. Mr. and
p~ JdaJ, p~ gcJ.ooJ,
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' SOMETHING NEW FOR FUN AND E D UCATION
MORNING CLASSES 9 A. M. TO 12 M.-S TO 6 YRS.
AFTERNOON C LASSES I P-!\L TO 5 P . M.--6 TO 11 YRS.
OPENING JULY lST-ENROLL NO\V
Cla..ases to include -Calisthenics, games, organized play.
Handcrafts such a.a -finger painting, crayola work, stringing
beads, claywork for the younger children, copper and leather
tooling, wood work, weaving, c lay modeling, airplane modeling,
knitting for the older group.
SwtJvmlng instructions will be given, also sailing inst~ctlons
it desired. (Snowbird sail boat available).
Mrs. W.a.Iler Schulte. Noraleen and Our playyard is equipped with swings, rings, parallel bars, and
CharJes Schulte from Sarita Ana, merry-go-round. There is a wading pool for the little ones.
and Joan and J ohnny Bettis from
San Pedro. A weekly ~ovle will be shown.
Mrs.rJessie Hill, 240 Heliot rope, Classes under the direction of Santa Barbara College students; !
Corona del Mar, ls entertaining I in her home he r st.stera and fami-Nancy Pierson, Physical Education student, 1tlargie Mayers,
1
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Iles. Mr. a.nd Mn. Frank Sledge I Senior and former camp counsellor.
and sona Don and F rank. and Mr. Ii J,.~..,:JL _ _. __ JI ' • I __
and Mrs. William Austin and tf/.olt. ,..,-• ~ C4U alltVUKK 69/i
daughter Barbara, all from At-1 ·~-----
lanta, Georgia, and Mias Caroline
Allen from Jacksonville. F1orida. ----------------------------
It looks like there will be a full J~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::::::::: house for the next ten days at the
Hills!
Mr. Braden Finch, 344 B
Drive. Is. ependlng the cnrrertt
week at h i• new ranch home in
Julian, Calif.
There will be a meeting of the
Order of the Ea.stern Star, i..aguna • Bee.ch Chapter, a.t the Masonic
Temple on Forest avenue, On Fri-
day evening~ June 2oth. at. eight
o'clock . Builness of th~ evening
will Include Initiation of new mem-
bf'ra. Th.ls will be the le.st meet-
1.ng of the Chapter until Aug. 15.
Mr. and lttn. Donald T. Whyte.
418 Hazel Drive, are the pro(Jd
parents of a baby son, Jame8 Ro-
bert Whyte, born June 8th at St.
Joseph's Ho.spltal in Orange.
Mr. and ltfra. Jack H . Greene,
formerly of ,707 Heliotrope avenue,
Corona del Mar. have moved into
their new home, No. 3, Rudder
Road, Beacon Bay.
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