HomeMy WebLinkAbout1949-02-21 - Newport Balboa News Times1. A. Beek, who hu for many
>'ftl'I headed' the Balboa Tourna-ment ot Uahts NIOdatlon, wu
aptn elected president at the an-
n"-1 meetinc held in the city hall.
Other olf:lcera and _ t directors
e.iect.4 to tunctJon ln 1M9 Include
R. S. Rickett.. flrat vice-president;
Ed Nchvdlon, second vtce-l>f'esl-
dent: dtrectora. Reins Ka11e:r, Ken-
mtb Wlllon, Bob Murphy, J. $,. Barrett. Al· Andenon, Hay Lan ..
pnhelm and J . C. Axel.Ion.
P1Anl fpr UWI )'eV'• Tournament
ot IJabt. will be dl8cussed when c11ncton. ~t ln the near future.
Struck down While Cl'OU'tna een ...
tra1 avenue at the Udo pedestrian
crolll1na Mrs. Marie Naecdl. 52, wtterea palntUl lnJuritt. saturday ~ NaeceIJ who Uva at 619
18th 1treet IUffered a ahotider lnJur1 and laceration on her fare-
lwad.. She wu taken to Coqununi-
ty bospltal tn Santa Ana by am-
' bulance. llmdtal at~ aLd abe II dolna well thla manlag and
may be releued tomcrrow.
Mn. Stanley Bent. 12U Win·
1tx:in aftnue, San Kartno, wu drt•· lfts the car which ltruck the wo-
muL She wu not held. PoUOf wd the cramlns, bec&UM of a curve anct the~ effect of oncom-lns llrz d'l&bt. II a 4anaeroua one aad Mn. Bent'1 tetUmony that
-8be dl4 not Me the accident vtc-tlm UDUl altft' the impact WU
probabty true far that reuon .
. WELCH HOME NOW;
FRACTURE TO HEAL
IN SIX WEEKS
LOCAL SCIOOL
lllGLlllZED
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NewpOrt Skip~ Win Big ·
Share of Regatta Honors
handling Harold Ramaer'1 Anttsua.
was in third place in P.C.C. NCtns
betore today'1 races.
Standings 1n both Rhoda &1
CO>ntlnued on Page ~ve)
Mesa Cot C
Will Elect
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Horhor Anter Duo
Enlerfoln1 Frlent/1
al CounffY C/116 -
-Mn. LoUlm a.tee and llrJ.
Conrad Shook .... co-boll~
ln entert.alnlna at a brJdae lunch-eon at"Santa Ana Country club.
White stock and JJink arnatlona
made an attrac6ve decoration
for the luncheon table.
Prl:eee -were awarded Mn.
Howard York, Mn. Jama Rayi
R. 14. EWott and Mn .. lube Beeu Included the M.samet
.Jaclr Colvin, Warren Brtatol,
R. 11. EWott and H. M. Bn>-burn, Huntlnaton Beach; Jerrold
Spanaler, Uc1o hle; c. R. Mil-
ler. Mlc1wa)' ~ lnbel Belyea. Santa Anita : Either JUc:b-
tft and lame. Ru, Balboa Ja.. land: Ha.rard YCll'k and M. E.
W•t. ca.ta x ...
. P:ltone Harhot IJ, 20I: R.,. Ho1ho1 .1'J,7-R
NEW BOOKS SEEN Cosio Mesa Hosless
ON SHELVES OF Enlertain• at
PUBLIC LIBRARY lrirlt• Lrtnclieon ,-
New ~added to the publlc
library lbelvet recenUy Include:
Flction-Albrand, After Mid-
nlabt; Baie., 1be Jacaranda Trw; Brinl&, No Marriqe in
~: ~~dmBorn~!
-~~~IJv-bJ&' Colver, : Qe La.-
Roche, Kuy : Doe
P&90I, 'n. Gnmd Dellper;
~sbemt~ Stra~; ~~ SaDa N~~1bt p aon:
Hound-Doc Man: Kant.or, Wick-ed Water; Kftl•nd. nm Ia My
Son; KeJ..b', An Edp of IJaht;
Knll!it. S o u t b ern C r o 11:
~J Montana Man: Loring,
Give me One Summer; New-
houle, 1be Hollow ot the Wave;
Wlt6 ~tmenta earrled out in vaJen colon a:n4 narcl.mul Ovinc a ~ note, It WU a mmt delllhiful bl1d&e lunch·
eon with which Mn. llarcUI E .
Wst -entertained frVnd8 at her
.... il9 Broadway, Cotta
Metia;
Hlab ICOl'e Whl~ ~t her the ftnt J,X'f.ze .,.. held by Mn.
Robert E. Thomu, and leeond
award went to Mn. Conrad
Shook. Mn. LoWa E. Gates wu
oomoled.
Miaday, F~ 21, 1949
. Santa Ana OllnmUnity Playen
..-ec:1 a hlt with their preMD·
tatlon of that popular come4y.
Aleen 1"'"lle'1 A Date With Ju4y, which played Tbunday, Friday
and Saturday eveninp at Santa
Ana Ebell club howte.
Cut in the role of Dora FOl-
ter, JudYa mother, wu Gertrude
Horn ot Olrcna _de) Mar whlle
Mn. Hom'• d&Qlhter Perdlta
tqok the ~, of 1udY• friend Mltll. Mn. HOm bu been U*)o d•ted with the Playen for many
yean and J>etdlta made be!' de-
but wttb them Jut year la Yean
Ago but t.hla la the first time
the two have been on the Play-
en 1tage at the aame time. Both
of them, however, have appeared
with Harbor CommunJty Players.
Mrs. Horn played the roJe of
Mra. Foater aldlltully and con-
vindnalY. Perdlta, with her vi-
brant personality wu a most ex-
cellent foll for Judy, played by
Glee Lohman, and her trtend
Barbera Wlndlodc:et. played by
Nancy Learned.
G11esf1 Ta& Part
in Enlerlainmenl
at C.D.M. Cale
New 'litUDt8 with the "Goon ~ Bone94• COllV\119ed d1nera
at ·~p'' Rlaan'a cafe on the
Community Night JJl'OCl'&m Fri-
day evening when Ted Goon cap-
t\Jred the mlcrol)hoDe and took
over, alded by Mrl· Goon at the
pbonop-apb and recorder.
With the boet .cttn1 u master ot ceremonle9, cUnera joined tn
the ~ ftnt In eroup ling. Ina led by Margaret Farnham,
with Mn. Eatelle Brown Mills
at the piano.
Miu Farnham wu there with
Melva Rue and Mn. Milla was
with Mn. Marcaret Dearbom
and Mr. and Mn. Converse
Wurd~.
Mn. Vivtan SmJth Intrigued
the audience with her character
readlnp thrc>u&h symbology.
using the person's first name and
date of birth.
0 . Z. ""Robertson, 8 . Z. M cKin-
ney, Miu Fa.mham. and John
Meador were the popular quar.
tet who wound up the evening's
entertainment.
Among others dJnlng were Mr.
and Mra. D. K Blue and Mr. and
Mn. 'Paul Harrla of Coeta Mesa.
Sturp9.Jonos. 1be ~art Hu L.ocol Compo•t ReUona: TtMJm~, 1be People
Rel11rns Home ~.J-.,;, v=
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;~am.:4~
Prewnt were the Me9dame9 Harold L Larner, A. P. Gilbert,
Ellft')' Can. Robert E. 1bomaa
and Edward C. White of HUnt·
tnaton Beach; B. W. Belyea of
Arcaclla, Olarles W. Van Horn
of Monrovia; Conrad Shook. Ei-
ther' JUc.bte:r and J amee ·Ray of
the Mrbor area.
Wayne Holt. u Melvin Foater,
and Bob Burns u Randolph,
Judy'1 brother, were perfectly
cut u the harused parent and ublqultoua y ou n 1 er. brother.
F.qually eood we r e Georala
Brunner, Roger Axworthy, Bruce
s.laden, Dorothy Hicka, Mary
We.t,.-Ellnor Schmidt, John Mc-
Kittrick and Beverly Buh.
FAC lriclge· Party
Promises Triple
Amusement Pro ram Mn. Grace Shattuck Ball ""° OtbeP star: . , 1'be I>ukayl. EN_•w G~mAe A!"l. uses
bM mt returned to her ~ KDlffii; Olei\ey, trark WanlOD; -lau1it.-~ --~· Ml'mterl8-Benet. A PriYl!_e •temea I ~UI
at .l..,_18th ·~ Newport. ~:-u:~ ~~·~ne%~~ A new same called Red Dog
"IUlllD' 8be wu away two of ed ln Guilt· Keith BJue-..H·-•-wu played when memben Of Fashion Luncheon
at Parle Avenue
#o Fealure Nina's
Trtple ent~t la prom-
ised for FJ-lday, Feb. 25, when
COila Mesa Friday Afternoon
club will sponsor a card party,
with faahioo lhow and book re--
view following dessert luncheon
at l p.m. ln Amer1can Legion
hall.
her 80all were pubUtW, Re-chord· Knlsht. Dark At>yu·L:;. ~Be~~· .. ~~;
member to t:Weam .. of Colleen, rence: Duet ot Death; ~. The home ot OJlve Searle., AU.o ave-
and Rau.. Wlnp. Cue of the Uttle Doctor: Reach, , nue, Newport Helpta.
1 ~ LaJt Nlaht: Stein. Tthe Sec-Prtut for the pme were won l Muslcally Spe~HncJ 0~!~ttoo-Brltannlc., World ~~~ n:~·a ':'~t ~=
., ....... OC)l,W'Allf Atlu; Gaell, Studis ln Child Hale., COMOl&tlon. --==-========-===-:P Development: Gllbret.b. Cheaper A apedal pr1Jle wu awarded
Oever lnvitatlona have been
.ent out by Nina's of Balboa la·
land for a Fuhlon Luncheon to
be held Tuesday, March 1 at
1 p.m. at WbJte'1 PBJ'k avenue
ca.fe when Nina will dlsplarhcr
delightful •pring atyJea.
Mn. Heinz Ka.laer 11 program
chairman and Mn. Kenneth
Stewart, Beacon SMS-W, la in
charge of ticket sales. Tickets
are Sl each. When Joeeph lia.1dn WU elaht ,_,. al aae. h1a lowly IOpl'aDO
ftllm plntd him adm1lab\ Into
the _a,ob-School
ot St. Stepben'a
Cathedral ln
Vle.nna. H 11 r e
bo19 were tauaht
by the bat mu.-
ten to ans. to
play vJolln • n 4 clavic&rd (for.
"'nner of tbe
gtano). in addi-tion to Latin and
the Three a •a. lla1dn4 WU a dilllent ltudent.
but be hid h1I momenta ot tun _. mMeM.d. At one time, the
...,. <llolr' WU Milt fct a ....
ai to the newly ~ted Ro7al
Palace from whlch the acat-foldlfta had not ,et been remov-
ed. With bo)1ab raptUtt, the
1'0UDS chortafen awanned over the poles, to the dlamay of the
Emprea Marla Thettaa. wbo 1mt tor the m&nqe". Polnttna to a little fellow on top of the
tai•t Pole &he commande6-·~tve that fair-ha.I.red blockhead
a Sood whlpplna: he la the ring-lellder' of them all... And the dJ.I..
dpllnary rod fell around Haydn'• lhoulden. .
-rHE YOUNG IDEA"
~ the Dozen; Henle, HawaU ; to Ellen Levertn1 and birthday
Hermeaey, America'• Beat Small gifts ~nt to Either Johnaon and HOUlel:lve., Wayfarlq Straq-Zenobia Frost. Other b1rthdQ
ft'; Kleran, Information Pleue rememberancee w&e ~t to
A.trnanac, 19'9; Klmbrouch, It Jee.n McDollald an4 Geneva Day-
Glvee Me Gnat Pleasure: Mac-nard. both of Whom were ab.ent.
quarrte, Vouza and the Soloman Preceeding the play a abort
lalanda..i,. )if._al~, U . S. Calnen, bu9tlM!9I teUlon WU belc! with
19'9· Vl"IOOr'IMt, Muter of the Dorothy Albright pre9SdJ.na.
The faahion ahow will be put
on by J . C. Penny store of Santa
Ana and wt11 featw-e spring trocka and pla,y W'eaJ' for all oc-
culont.
Gtrl 'Pat; Raymond, Colna of the Pre1omt for the eventna weoe
World: Roowvelt, F .D.R., h1a the M~ AJbr1gbt, Hale., ~ letters: Sm.1th. Coral Frost, Thommon, Jobnlon. June &nd Brau; Smith The J:?ruq KJ&!Je, Mona Hayden, Lever1q,
You Uae~~Lv:EI.enhow· Maxine Connell and the hoetea. er Wu ln¥ Bcm; SUttan, Foot-The next IDHt1nc will ~
looee 1n France: Sweziey:_Afttt-Mardi 18 at the home of Alma
Dinner Sdence; VUllera. ·1ne Set 'I'bomp9on.
Ewry time I tee Bob Graham,
the hair at;ylllt, who recently
opened a a.hop of hla own 1n Bev-
erly Hllla, I learn something to
Deanery President
to Enterlain
Altar Societies
Mn. Arthur Taylor. 113 Vla
Quito, Udo Iale. praldent of
Santa Ana-Orange Deanery of
Catholic Women will be hOlteu
to the Altar aodetin ot the
churches of St. John Vianney
and Our Lady of Mount Carmel
at a dessert luncheon on Thurs-
day, Feb. 24 at 12:30 p.m.
of the San.; Welc.b, North Ab1~
~ =1~~:~ EBE LL CLUB NEWS Laclla, 1.,_.iiSS. -AND N 0 T B 9
pua along to )'OU.
Bob WU dreu1ng Jong hair and
I ulced him how he would n.x
haJr 1f a lady 1Vanted her lo?f
hair to look ahort. "Very 1imple,
Newport Resitlenl
Guerf al Annivenory
ol lreallod Cluh
Mn ~ Dull, 809 35th
1tnet. wu the cueat of Juda•
and Mn. Gu:,y F . Buah of Loe
Af\lelf.9 on Frid&)' and WU en-
tertained by her 00.ta .• t the
Bre&ktu1 club'• blrthd&y dinner
that evenlns. .
ByM .. Jer
. .
Drama ~ l&.ld Bob. "I would part the hair
EbeD club drama aectloa wm dJaeonally acroa the entire head
mHt Frlda.y, Feb. z at 12:30 from lelt front to the nape of
The mernbenhlp wtlJ dlscuu
the archbt.bop'1 youth education
fund. p.m. at the club·houle. Mn. Flor-the neck at the right. The top haJr would be ~ed smoothly -----------
ence .Mania, Oranp county back into a deep eoft wave, and and then coll lt ln toward the
drama cba1nnan. will~ hoateu. preato It would look u short u face ln flat bunt. The back would
Memben and frieDda attendlng yours." foll ow the llne of the head and
are u.ked to brfna • macll lunch. Any other ideu? ''Y-, """' th d t J k cl Mn. Ruth Refcl. aponent of could th h ~· zv-at woul give t a • ee , oee
the drama. will stve another le. •jipiii. -~pariiiiiitiiiiii~e~a1r!!iiiiito~on~e~1i~de~, jlicropped~~~a~ppe~~ar~a~n~oe~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil ~na to the art. uaina
b Far~ :=rtr:m_~. Lona WE OFFER IN OUR :;-~~J.: NEW OWNERSHIP SALE ~~ =.,;: !':en~= Unlimited Values in All Complete Lines fr!f ~i:n.meeJ"~etdle~ of HOME FURNISH INGS
R~~ ~t .. ell lunches Bedroom Completely Famished and the boat.a lttVed tea and Dlll off ID_.ud cottee, with Mra. T . Hord Seeley er a es: vanity FOB ONLY ~er ol the day WU R. G. ~ bo~m;.-::_-=.-_ 518'5°
(Scotty) Hud8on. owner ot the nm1ty lampe -..... and HW\tington Beach Belonla Gar-II _. --eu
dens. He a•~ valual>Je lnfor-01'N MN daalr.
matJon recardlna c.'Ulture of be-IOftiaa, u 1Wll u demomtratlna pt.nttns ot the ~bl..
He 8ho laued an invttatlon
to memben to vta:tt h1a 1arctens 1n Se-ptember and October when
h1a 3SOO bloaminc plant.I wW be OllA~ay.tQlnem --1on. lft-
.aded om-by Kn. BJr'CJI> Well9.
tut\ll"e plw ot oooperattnc with
the cbamber c4 •u•w~ and
other dvJc Gl"lanizationa. ~ ~ leCtion, were •clll-
Mn. Frank Pel~W WU ap-
polntH pUblldty chairman to ac-
QU&lnt the community wtth the
drt'" to be made to clean up
the N&hWQt and ~ ot the
dt)' and lta -~ . P'lanl W'ert .., made to .Wt
UMt Puadma "'°'"'" lbow -~. llardt u. llemben de-llrtna ~tlon an llllbc1 to be at the dub .__ not latar
Living Room 2-Plece Modern
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Floor Lan1P5
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Bed Divan Set
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Vcaplete 8eledioa ol Maple, Modena wt OollveatloDal.
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Liberal CreJil Terms On All Mercltondise
DANl6ERS
than • a.m. ... to ..... '*'*
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By Germaine Hone y
HE SAI~lm said, 4'For Pete'1
sake, don't make a lot of fuu
in the column over my belna
sick." "Well, t
have to men-
tion it," I tolc1
him. "lt Is all
rve got on my
mind. Beaide9,
there's nothlng
wrong with 00-
ing s l ck . If
you've got dhl· betes, yo u • v e
lit o t diabetes.
a n d that'• all
there ia to It,
it, and I wl1h I could earn the
living, but the only job I ever
had offered to me wu that
editor who wanted me to write
advertising tor bJm, and I've
never done anything like that,
and beside, I'll bet he wun't
going to pay much. and-"
"You win," Jim said. ''You can
write down every aympton. But
now let me take a nap." So
when it came time to gq to the
hospital, I woke him up, and
we had a big fight about would
he t a k e a box of cleansing tissues with him or wouldn't
he.
THEN OF COURSE -So of
course I ended up crying be-
cause he wu w a 1 t J n 1 h1a
strength ar~. It's horrible
when a family tia.s alwa~ been
well, and then all of a sudden
one of you ll llck. Nobody knows
how to act, or what to say. Fint
I a.end him on an. errand, and
then I'm bringing him his all~
pers. And Richard hu b e e n
recommended tor the all-d~
orchestra. Ht haa to bring h1a
drum set to school on Tuesday
4'or the try-out. Aod honestly,
can't you see me wrestling with
that bassT It would be just llke
me to poke my head through It.
THEY OFFER-Everybody calla
Dorothy want to drlw me to tbe ~ta\. They're 'Just ..... rm -Coln& to nm rlabt •tnlcht up
telephone polea. CarollDe IAld.
"If 10U need bet» and don't let
me la.lcftt ef! no Mmd ol mine." ;;w .. I told her, 'Tm
not er~ !O'l fall int<> the
river you reach for ' bnmcb.'' I beqeve ln the heJl)hl& ~
Bjlt not just offertna lt--crup-
ina it, too.
~ WAY WE LIVE-I keep A)'ln&.
to Jim. ''Well, at leut ,ou're
not a bachelor all alone by your--
self ln a hotel. with nobody to
take care of ybu. .. I know in a
way-rm more trouble than help
·what with all the crytng and
·carrying on. It may make him
1ick to his. stomach, but at least he knows somebody loves him.
~ it's the way we live that
bl"Oltght 'this on---alwaya In th~
IOU\) over aomethinc. Eithet
glad, glad, glad. or sad, sad. sad
-Sometimes just plain mad.
And all thoee children l>laYtna
basEbaU on the lawn. and e<>ini
HELPFt.11-We have an um-bnlla tent, and the way we
put it up la hUar1owt. We spread
it out on the &rOUnd. and. Papa
crawls inside. Then there'• a
horrible flapplna and Oopplna,
and like a afnoiaUP r1alll2 -lrUD
tu nest, up goes our wil~wood
home. ThJa 11 the time tw pie
to hand in' the attcks that hold
up the aldel. Uuaually I pt
them all .et and fo ruahln& In
all tull of glee and pyety -
And sure enough, I poke them
anack ln Jim'• eyes. Gee, he cea mad.
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SPECIALS MON., TUES.; WED., FEB. 21 • 22
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TO U IN SEBVJOZ SOON
Faulty submarine cable extin-
~ the channe,l U1ht at the
south end ot Udo Isle lut week
and the Upt wlll be out for a
f"1 da.n until the cable can be
replaced or repaired. aCCOTding to
J. W. Stevenaon. locaJ electrician
who cheocka harbor lilh t opera-
tlON tor the U. S. Coast Guard .
Aft«>~~~
Gordon B. Findlay
f"ON"plAatoa a IRJll.Dr·a
CABINET SHOP
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NEWPOaT BEACH
llO&TUABY
Harold IC.. Grauel
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Dr. Edward W. Milam
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615 Goldenrod Avenue
Corona del Mu, California
W. T. Mooney
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Henry R. Hall, M.D.
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PILOTLESS PLANE
SALVAGED; NAVY
WANTS IT BACK
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Doctors Advise • '
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You to Vote 'Yes'
Sewer Bonds
leading physicians safeguarding your health, advise all voters
in Orange County to go to the polls and vote "yes" for sewer
bonds in the special election Feb. 28.
Soya Dr. Thomas B. Rhone, president of the Orange County Medi·
cal a1sociatlon, "No cfvlllzation can aurvlve without adequate
sanitation." On behalf of the organized medical profession
In Orange County, I urge .very citizen to vote for sewer bond1
Feb. 28. There Is no substitute for 1anltcit1on." ·
__. Says Dr. Edward LM Ruuell, County health officer, ''The growth
of Orange County In late years demands that sewers be provid-
ed to the rapidly growing suburban areas and that •wage
1y1tem1 in the county be modern1%ed". . .
Physicians realla the shocking conditions In many parts of the
county and the danger to. public health becau .. of Inadequate
Mwage disposal. A new, larger outfall disposal system Is~
ed to provide for Orange County's present and future needt.
Vote "yes" and tell your friends to vote "y~' for Orange Coun-
ty MWer bond1 feb. 28.
VOTE y · E S. FOR
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H!'STRWG lOGeT Ai'LOOAA'S
GUARD DOWN._
Hf SE+IT ANOTHER
~:' STOMACH..
'THERf'SA LUT10 JOe45 EYI' •••
Stopped by K. T . Kendall'• Bel·
boa Bay Sbors wtM!N TOMBOY
II mooftd and found a sleek,
sturdy sloop. with the 1enlal Ken
Baker deftly tidyin& up 11? the
cabin.
Thil WU Kettenbw1(s new .....
-a honey of a· boat that wm.., a little 1'e&rer the wind than you
have any rtaht to expect. Her aver
all kmatb .... .. her tre4emark
declalml, 38 ft. She bu an owt·
hanl of 1().ft., 2-in. aivt.na her
27·ft, 1().in. on the water-line.
TOMBOY hu an el&ht foot beam,
a 5-ft., 2·ln. draft and 4000 pounds
of lead u outside balla.lt.
Hull planking. ii of~ %-in. net
vertical graln, dear fir and caulk-~~.n the hull ls aently seamed. cockpft, railll and trim la of
Honduru mahogany. Removable
stanchions holding a flexible 1tee.t.
cable run from bow to item, but
not beina conUnuoua around the
deck, the ''raila" addl sreatly to
the amooth llnea of the veuel.
Cabin top ta made up of-plywood
tJUclmeues, 1lued and acrewed to-
gether, steam-bent for camber and
------------------------------------------------JJrovidea a •tnaularly sturdy ca.bln· top and obviates the neceuity of
GORDO * * * * * * By Gus Arriola carllnes below. 'lbe cabln interior
preeenta a Vft'Y sm.ooth and unua-
ual a~ance.
Stick and booin are bollow
spruce and •t.andhw riuln& ii all
1tain1ea steel. Wire halyardt
(winched). The outhaul b, we un-
dentand, a KettenbUf'I Invention
-a bronze winch on the boam
whose handle puahea into the boom
end to Jock lt and keep the 1traln
on. Sailll (reef polnta) are Nylon;
the ma.in being of 538 1q. feet Cu
compared with 740 for the PCC
and 385 for the PC).
Under the cockplt floor, in an
ample compartment, lt a ll1bt
Gray 4 for her auxlllary. Under
power part way up on her trip
from San Diego 1he c::rulJed oom·
fortably at 6% milea, making lo an. u hours trom the San Dieao
Yacht club to Baiboa Bay Shores.
TOMBOY'S wheel "!olds" dlrectl
alt when under aall (not a feather~
mucti u a cull'• feet fold dlrectly
under I ta body ln meti t.
Steam-bent oak frames hold the
hull tocether, 1 "-In. x 1 "-ln wJ th
9-tnch centers. A. stated ~
ly there are no carllnea Sn the
cabin.
She sleeps four very comfort-
ably, there being no bulkheads
from ~ after f'nd of the cabtn to the alter end of the forward
locker. Tbb makes her lntertor
seen larrtt than It really b . Chl-
nete-red cushions make up the up-
holattty, interior paint being a de-
llsrhttul off-white color abeoJute!y
Without glare or gloa. 'lbere ii -----------""--------------------------------------plenty of UKbt. Galley la at con-
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. wnttonal after end of cabln; aJ-By McEToy ud Striebel cohol atove. toe box. and ptenty ot DIXIE DUGAN * * * * * pboard 1paoe.
Rudder control lJ by Wier, with
I.beet lines ao arranged u to be
handy fol' the helmsman, but so
connived u to be out of the way ot cockplt pusengen.
Kenny Baker, ln charge, smooth-
ly and exptttty expJalned various
•turd)' point.a about th.la lat"t cre-
aUon of Kettenburg'1. He wu
waJtine for Paul K.. to come to•
take her to 'Pedro where ahe moor-
ed Jut Thursday. We learned her
ftCeJ)tion, by yacht.amen here, had
been very good and the nwnben
ot vl<ora turpualnr even their 1ue•ee.
For $12,000 th1I new boat of
the M&Ued Kettenbur1 would seem
a diatliict aoquJ.jltJon. 'Jbere are
detinlte l>C*lbilJt.fft lt a mnaD
flfft of them can be organl%ed aJona the COUt~
t t t
Please. oh pie~. can yoo tell me the time
When tbey "°-' start •-dl'eda\Da U.e Rhine?
Ita waten are muddy and d1rt;y
and blacl: '~allY when the tide la at
You know what I mean . . . a
cul de Jae
Wbtft once ~ pt In ~ can
hudly ·~t back! .
Pleae, ob pleae, can Yo'J tell me the tin»
Whee ~ wm start .. -was the !WM.
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COLLEGE LEADERS
TO ATTEND JA YSEE
CONCLAVE IN NORTH
Tllree Oranp Cout oolleae ,.cl·
mlnlatraton will attend the 29th
annual convention of the Am~
can Auodatlon of Junior CoJlesea
to be held at the Hotel Fairmont,
San rr.nc11co, l'•bruan 21-a Elected to represent the ooutal
institution are Dr. Bull H. Pettt-
80ll, Dr. Jamea w. Thornt.On, and
Mn. Marie Howes. Dr. Pew.on wm la"Ve u cha1nnan oe a aeo-
ttonaJ meettnr.
More tire lou occurred In
March than 1n any other month ot lut year, the National Doud
of Fire Underwriters reported. The
value ot property destroyed 1n the
month WU $74,000,000.
Are YOU t1 •a 11n
CHAllGE
atllFE?
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frr "'1!4t·
EAST
BAYFRONT
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Combined Income with Pu-...c NOTtea NOTJOS INVITING ams Gracious Living
New Modem •taaend dotele The Doud of School Trustees
with pActure wtnc1owa. ~ of the Newport Beaeh School Dla-
drttni kitchen, maa'a ~ trict, Oranp County wU.I receive
lhowe!-, central hell. abqncle.,. blda at the ·acbooJ otllce, 14th. and
of cloeeu and cupboerda,, 2 .. Central up to 8:00 p.m. March
rooms each • AO t}m tor J, 19f9 for~ of~ ~CX:t. .{:t ~ or._r.;: i:;1~ =11~ ~~ SEE rr TODAY. ' ~ 1'th Central,· Newport
REX RECHS. Realtor T!)e Board ot Scboot Tnflten ot
Ph. Harbor269~W ~i::= ~acbrl&M~~
"50 OOWN=oPfN lM r7 or all blc1a or waive anJ ln-
2 Bmrooai ~ unftnllhed. 9fXl'Jla Ormallty ID a b14. tGJJ piec 184 lllerftlJ PJ ,,_..a;' GOJU)()N B. FlNDLAY.
tweri 21et and 7J11C1 ott ~. = ~ N=.J_
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NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS-'11MES
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=. i:..i~~ ~ c•a•ller _,. ii :ART EXH1a1t *T ~=~~~·A. wn-W a-.. • SCHOOL CREATES =~~~unf~"'lbePro-lier ~llPllP GREAT INTEREST
Public JWatlom:• and~ · Wide lnteret la belna abown in ~· meettna at the arm. feDDY· who will talk on the need Cbamben ol Commerce ol New-Newport Harbor Art Exhlblt
del Mar a•1 -ueoctatb).. the or the ~ bond tuue. port Beech and 71 other SouthJ ICheclwed tor the local hl&h ltdlool
tint under JCbn 11 Sadlelr'• Pl'ell· Mn.. Hannah Symes ~ make em caJ1fornJa cities t:hla week are March 24 to 71, acoordlnC to Mn. clent:Y. la l1kel)' to prove one Ot the ~~. t"epOl't on projectl tor the windinc up a spedal lri&Wng ol N. W. Flemlna who la ln chup
1uplt In ~ del M&r'a 1'9-~•uttee on which she la c:ha.lr-water emersmc:,y notices to fT,000 of the annual affat:r.
cent blatory a_cconttna to Mn. man, and the meethur ls expected memben, it was announced today ----------------------M.ahel J'1tzm0nu propam cba1r-to emerp with a fUll bnSifM!I&-by Preston Hotchk:lu, preeldent •
man. • civic proeram. ol Ule Colorado Rlver (uiocl.atlon.
''Mr. ~·. Mn. • J1t:zmonia The p-e.ateat fire toa In the hJa-Hotchlda aa.td the obJecttve ot saJd. 'hu Dll"IODllllY eeen 165 peo-tory of the country wu recorded the broadside is to develop wide-
ple to SnVlte thmi to attend the In 19'8 when property worth spread public ~ for the ))Ian
ineetfn.£at Crown ol the Sean. tru 000000 went up In amoke ac to have the ~· ~ Cba.rt tauranf an O>ut hlahwa.y at 8 p. ~g 'to the National Board 0 j settle the bitter wat~r war that
m. We will ftDd OUJ"llelves, I feel Fire Underwrtten. All.zona has been ~ with c.11fomla over the vttaf Cblorado
river water supply. I ~'n~E WOMEN f 1 Hotchkiss flatly states that the ~~ By cfAJeaio Arizona attempt to secure a bll-
~· ~~~~~ ........... -...... -----------'-lion dollar lrrtgation project !~~~~~~~~3~!!~~-;1 would take away water needed
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ern Calltornla. ·
"U that should happen. we face
two hi~ objectionable alterna-
tives," the asaoclatlon bead de-
clared.
"Rationing ls one, and the other
la the prospect of paying up to 20 times the present charsa for wa-
ter lt we should be totted to ~
sort to highly speculative substJ-·
tute supply source&.
an MJJ.IJON PAID IN
SJNOU FIBS LOSS
What la believed the 18.Tl'eat ln-
dJvidual Jnnaurance clalm in nla-
tory was the $17 000,000 ln loaca .--Y:~•"·a-to O'Oienilcil -co.
ollowing the disastrous Texas
City fire in 19'7.
L·ost
DIAMOND BAB PIN -On Udo Isle Saturday
February 12
LIBERAL REW ARD
Phone Huntfnaton Beach 123
•0•11T10•a e..tyone is talking about
the hfgh cost of rmng th ... days. What do .
you consider to be most reasonably priced f
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TODAY'S
BIGGEST
IOUTHllN CALlfOllllA IDllON COM,ANY
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and Ludera 11 r8Cln1 bu been
held up pencUni lfttelt hearinp.
SewraJ lOca1a are entered In tbe9e
two cl1nea of large boat racing .
Results to date, ·by clue. nlllll-'
ber of entrie9 and plaoe wtnnen:
Dllll'l1' cnaxee
(Plaal 8tmadiap)
Sabot (8)-Trudgte. Glean Wal·
:i~:l~;~~che~~
Merrlll. 16. _ L J.C. <IJ-Keno. 0. M. Palmt!r. 221'; s~ Bob an.e.. 1e;
Sub Deb, Herb Worcester. 18~.
Penguin (13)-Rucal, ~
Ruby, 361': Janie, Reed Scott.
33: O\llly, Robert Jara.el, 2&; Jade,
Roland Shutt, 21.
L.l.C. (7)-8pry, ·CharJM Ull-
man, 16 % ; FJrlt J'lddle, W aJ"Nl'l
Blinn. 1S1': tatten'• Knltten.1(.ay
Swtaart. us. International 14. (6)--0l.allence.
Bil Lapworth. 1'%; Fianoe. Chas.
Kober, 131A ; Green Dreun. Peter
Serrell. 12. I ~ Boata
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International 110 (15) -Let'• Dance. Gerry Drlacoll; Caprice,
?»ck Louch: Useless, Ed 'fomp.
kins; ••• R. Za\ta. Ughti\lnp (10) -Flub. R.
Cheftha.ll. 26: AJ\Jta, Saterlee-Ha¥-
wood, 2'%; Ger-te, George Silver.
['MiLESToNES"! .. . ..... ···4 .. .,,, ....
MA9•••o.: uomrn:s
Nicholat Earl Heruqar, 46,
Newport mvct.· Ellzabeth Tootin,
42, 439 llqnc)ila Ave., both CO.ta
Me.a. l)eifty R. Whl~. ~. 712 ey.
ptta St., Balboa; May Allanach,
35, 18 Harbor laland, Newport
Beach.
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TOWLE-To Mr. and Mn.
Richard To9'le. 1989'J Newport
Blvd., Santa Ana, In St. Joaeph
hospital, Feb. 18, 19'9, a daugh-
ter, 6 lbl., 14 oz. SCHEPE-To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Schepe, 119 Dtamond St.,
Balboa laland. ln St. JC*ph b09-
Jital, Feb. 18, 1949, a daughter,
T" lbs., 1 oz
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oobe, 42~ : El LObo, Poole.Craw-
ford, .U \i: GQld ~uah. Georae R<mman. 33. Flat~ (7l-Gamb01eer, Ira
Rohland, 16%: Hurricane. Austin
Peeples, ~; C.0Dtuaim. E. Shih.
ter, 12~.
SnJpe Cll) -Dipper U. Phil
Greene, 33"; Grey Oat, Roger
Smythe, 29; Bonnie, C. W. · GUck-
er, 2'. ~
Skimmer (S) -~ llOb
Gala, 12~: ~--. C'arl ne.;;:
. !!o ~te to ~l-
2--.mlATIONI WANTa H '"""" .......... '"' ~ STENOGRAPHER ;_.. cei;,";i '" ;;;~
flee. Fut typqt; ~.
Write Mary Jotmlon. MS W.
Central, Newport Beach.
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YOUNG MAN to work tn ret4fl
store, drive truck, etc. Good ~
portun.lty. Apply 611 Coe.st ID·
.. *way. • • • .. .. • • .... 38-tt -·
YOUNG COUPLE .;w;;-i;) re~t
unturniahed 2 bedroom house or
apt. 'near water by ~ar. Call
Lone Beach 302~ alter 6.
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Fraall Everette Woodlon
Franlc Everette Wood.Ion, 67,
2202 Old Santa Ana Rc:>ad, Costa
Mesa. dled at h1a home after an
extended lllne11. He wu a na-
tive of Macon, Mo., and had lived
ln Costa Mesa for the put Z1
yean. He wu a mechanic. Sur-
viving are hia wife. Mrl. Anna
Woodson. and one 1.lste'r, Mn. Ad-
die Balling of San Gabriel. Serv-
lc. '"" hekt todu at 10:30 ln
tbe R&t01 ar.ue1 cb•pel. Coeta
Mesa. with Rev. Jmeph Thomp.
IOll offtdatlq. lntermrnt wu in
Evelpeen ~.Los Anae1ea.
laub, 10; Rascal, Larry Shep, 7.
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Rhodot9 33 (11) and LUden 18
(8)-Standlngs held up subject to
protelt hearlnp.
P.C. <20) -Gaylln, Dr. O. H .
Sueu..J..37: Deneb, Harold J . Barne.
son, ;s:>\4 ; ~. Pretrton Hotchkiss,
and Puff, Kenneth Watt.a, each 35.
P.C.C. (6)-Eulalle. George Kat-
tenburg, 10"4: Bolero, Georire
T?-epte. 9"; Antlsua. Hal Ram-
ser. 7.
Star (11) -Can-Can, Frank
WoueT, 22~: Rhmnb Une. Low-
ell North, 20: Vende tta, Ed Dray,
14.
Ocean Radng (12)-Escapade,
D. W. Elliott C sailed by Don Ed-
ler), 24 ~; Tomboy, P1tul Ketten-
burg, and Altamar, Donald W .
Douglas, Jr., each 19. ·
Island CUpper (6)-Culdado,
Andy a.own, and Banshee. Paul
Rayburn, each 11 '4 ; Saga. Alex
Stordahl. and Toyon, Richard
Lewis. each 7.
P.I.C. (7)-WahJnJ, A. N. Moore,
11 "4; H eron. R. Stevens, 10%:
Epic. C. H. Dodge, 10.
I STRICTLY BUSINESS
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Newport 1.-
RecelVed from
Odd Solirces
Ceo.ttlm&e4 from Paae Onel
farther Inland It b Jeued to Har·
vey Be..-ct. The other. 93 acree in are., la alto W6ter bearing Janel
It 11 weat of the city and la leued
to ~ Blue who paya 11666 an ..
nual rental. Another lucrative IOUl'oe ls the
dty-owned property leued to the
Newport Bay Co. and occupied by
the Balboa Bay club on O>aat
highway. Thia brings in a mini·
mum of $2?5,000 annually and more
under certa1n condl tlona.
Lion Tamers--7:30 p . rn.,
Weat Bay Ave. Rotary clu~:30 p. m., Whtte•s
Park Ave. cafe
Costa Meta IJ~:30 p. m.,
Harrlion'1 cafe
But the grand-daddy of all II
the city's trailer camp. Operated
as a combination traller park ~nd
campsite at first. it netted the city
only about $6000 or $7000 yearly.
In the spring of 1946 it was rear-
r~ed to accommodate trailers
exclua1vely, and there are spaces
tor 124 of the homes on wheels.
The best waterfront Jots command
$12 weekly during the summer
months and $7 weekly in winter BURGLARS BREAK while the others cost their occu-
pants $8 and J4.50. There are no INTO LOCAL SHOP·
vacancies in the s\.nnmer, of course ' and few fn winter, according to GET $I 00 LOOT ~ -·--174.08 dll M
John Sailors, city admlnlstratlvt: Rall8 ···----48.'8 dn .SS omcer who is understandably Burglan entered the Van F1llet UtWU. ---M.80 up .m
proud of thls farticuJar invest-Trading Poet Th~~t and V~OOO abarft. m~nt. He lhoul be too. Tho city ~de1 off with over auh Aa ~ 6 Tel . ----147~
wt 1 net about $40,000 from it UU. anA oot.1 di. Qanadlan PldtJc rn---·-·-· U year mar ne ra o, valued at $93, ~t 18("
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The parking meters do all right waaEn~entoaLtheong 1wtt~ ~-tn cuh. GIDera1 MOtcn·-:=-~=~~--=~=: 58"
o course-the ossed 2J!XL.l,°{"6jTi ... ijl T~i-lrfiiij~-~-~~~H~:!=r:===== .Cli cl~ ash sc ~ear, u lot.a of door r:; thl J.op 8T:cafed -~ ~ -·~ .. ----"" es ave par ng meten. Not " A• Pl ....... s..n -·-.. ··---35" so many, however, possess park-wcuayette aoe. u1e -rr.dlnc Po.i So Qal EdlMa ·-···-.. --·-· N.S. ~fns1~~ J~~a~1~=a:n:.1.fc; ~~ a~m~. v~~ ~taa~:. Oil ---·---·-~~
operates this municipal enterpri.se,
turned ln gross r eceipts ot $1194
for last August alone, and lt prob-
ably would have been still better
had the beach weather been on Its
best bcllavlor. It goes without
saying that thQ lot lan't operated
all year around but it &ivctt " aooa account of rtaeI/ during Ea.a·
ter week and the vacation months .
Just that sJmple little telPSCOpc
on the Newport p1e1'-you know,
the one with the dlmt' slot In lt-
brlnp in up to $141 a month in
the hot weather.
~Newport flahinr fleet, Which
uaet municipal facllltla to oon-
<!uet ltl operallona, pays aubstan·
t1al...ums Into dty coffers for the
prlVilege. Five per cent of ...the
heet's fee9 collected Ju t Septem-
ber, the portion due the cJty,
amounted to 126e. McCulJoch Bros.
paid $739 in the month f ollowtng.
And then thtte's Georle Hiner
who operated a restaurant and
bait stand on the end of the city
pleT and paid $400 monthly for
rent.
J. A. Beek. operator of the auto
ferry, helps to meet municipal ex-
penses when h~ pavs ht. franchise
fee whkh ran 11440 tor la.st year.
In passing it should also be men-
ll01)ed that the gas. Edison and
phcjne oompa.ntes pay a total of
about $7300 annually for thelr
tranchlse rtahta here.
And then there's the Item of
dock ttntai.. This brought ln the
prff'lcely tum of $38,766 for the
filcal year endJnst tut July 1. And
pltt permit. added anothrr $7000.
AJt ogether it adds up to New-
port's haVing some quit<' unusual
and ra th« handsome Incomes from
a number of sources which the or-
dJnary city ls entirely without. But
all the news i.sn't on the credit
side. Waterfront dtJes al.90 have
many expenses which Inland mu-
nJcipaJIUes escape. There's the
matter of pa.trolling and control-
ling the harbor traffic and In pro-
tecting the miJUom of dolJars In
boats which are moored here.
There are docks and piers t o
maintain and replace. The poJJce
force in a city which I! so cut up
by watt'rways mlllt nocessaQJy be
larger at?d more expensive f han in
a compact li ttle are&. Likewise
with a fire d<'partment.
So It isn't all gravy, as the may-
or and councilmen will tell you
when they struggle to balMce In-
come with outgo at budaet time every year.
'ROLLED' FOR RACE
TRACK WINNINGS,
YICTIM CLAIMS
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local polJ~ ~ belna 4rolled" for
more than S400 at a JocaJ rataur-
ant three Weeks qo. .~R.~~~i:
l"Uary 3 at a Corona deJ Mar
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