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Home My WebLink About1949-04-19 - Newport Balboa News Times• • • • • • I. > • ' D N L y B E M I , W E E K L Y N E !' B P A P E A 1' N Ct A A N IJ E C D A S T ' S LA A IJ E II T C I T Y NEWPODT NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. 19, 19-49 Easter Week Recor Improves • YMCA Holds An!'ual Bluff Group ~~!!.all!~~!~ .. ~ft!~!.~~ Confronted by DI AMO HD FOUND 0 SETtEE Cro~d Larger But Fewer Disturbances ~CA to became "just another bert Jenks, Ann Kjmball. Wilbur N p bl lleCUlar or&anization" but stating Lake and the Rev. Thomas Pen-ew ro em that one ot the secrets of sue-dell cea ii tn lU locaJ autonomy, Lorne The Rev. Thomas M . Gibson Tota I of 950 Calls Answered by Local Police in Nine Days Bdl ot South Pasa.dena., executive gave the invocation, led In group IM!Cl"etary for the Pacific-South-singing and presented the rePort west area. addreaed members and of the nominating committee. A inatalled otncers of Newport Har-group of Y girls and boys gave bor YMCA at the second annual a chorus program under the direc- mretin& held lut ni1ht at Goodell lion of M.Lss Betty Delaney. hall The annual report showed 15 W . Frank Powen. president, and grOUP6 with 297 members. They Kl n 11. r y Whiteneck, director, include five groups of Friendly In- Wb»r tft'lftl of office had explttd. dians, led by' Toby Thomi:-on, ~ l"ftlected. Othtt ~ offi-Ralph Rea. Bill Buckner. Roger cm named were Kenneth Boet-Pfister, Don Woolever and Bob tdler, Oabholm Brown, Er neat Ore: three Junior HJ-Y1, led by JtID Buell, Kenneth Boettcher and Rink Swanson: two Hl-Y1. wtth Bob Long and Jack Powers u leaders; two Y-Teens. led by Mn. A. L . Pinkley and Mn. W . F . Powers; an active group o~ Y's Men, of whJch Herbert R Jenks is president: also a College Y.W . led by Mrs. Howes and a College Y.M. led by Charles Lewts. Molester of Child Sought . 1be ~ man who at- tempted to molHt a 3~-year-old Newport ctrl wu hunted unsue- ceutully by Newport Beach Po- llee during the Jut weekend. ,. Police said that the man nad picked up Ole tot, taken her to a boat landin&: and then onto a boat moored J,here. He disrobed the ~ but apparently was frightened by the voice of the child's mother calling ror her and returned the Ori to the landing before he fled. The mother saw the man run and furnished a partiaJ description of him to J)Olice. The drl, who aald the man had During the !int year 119 boys and girls attended summer and snow camps at Osceola and Hi-Y Pirates had a snow camp at Yose-- mite. Toby Thompson. president or that club. also attt>nded the na- tional Hi-Y congres1 at Oxford, Ohio last summer, the Newport Harbor Kiwanis club helping fi- nance the trip. In closing the meeting, which followed a dinner served by New- port \V.S .C.S., Malcom Reid sang The Lord's Prayer (Mailotte) as a benediction. ' promised to brini: her some money R p I 11 she "'turned the next day. was otary ans examined by a physldan who re- portt'd that she had suffered no · ;LL ROGERS, JR. Clambake An attendance in ncess ol 100 To SPEii IE.E is expected toniibt when the New· port-Balboa Rotary club lo hoot to the a.un°'"'r RDtariana In the Will ~ Jr., ol -rly HD.ls. .,.._.per publ.l.aher and ex- ~ will be the principal ~ '!" 80 hleh ochool Jour· M11.,, 1epesentat1ve from Or~ anp alW>t;)"• 12 hleh ochoois con· wne Thursday night at .Newpot't Horbot Hl&h ochool. • The meetln&, a tunctlon ol the Oranp Oounty HJch School Pn!ss A_...atlon, lo the second ol th• yar. Roson will talk on ·his experi· ~ u a publlsher and the "In-nuence and nature of the Ameri- can Newspaper." Ken Gellowa.y of N"wport Har- bor high ls secretary ol the county Press club. first annual c.Wnb&Jt:e to be held at the Balboa Yacht club and the ac!Jaffilt picnic bead\. The festivities., accordln&: to the local club prnldent. Hadd Rlnit. will leeture an evenJnc lllh!>eelni trip on the bay and out to let. aboard the m/v Mluaw1t and • "Neptune court" fat" any voyacen who have never salted aC'l'OISS the equator. Shrimp, lobster. crab, clams and rwwdflsh will be cooked by means ot hot stones and served. Hawaiian style to the din- ers pi-eceding a program of ath- letic movies.. O\airman ol the event is Mason Siler. Heinz K.aiRr, noted t.hrou.gout the Harbor area as an excffdingly DEMOCILATIC CENTRAL gifted chef, volunteered to handle COAKMl'ITU TO MEET the preparation of food, in spit~ of I the fact that he ls not a Rotarian. Mem~ of the Orang~ Coun!y Other committeemen in charge Democratic C~ntral ~mm1tt~ will of the evf'?lt incluM the followlng: hold . a lhird .1n I' ser1('~ of dinner Greeting _ o. z. Robertson and meetings Apnl 29 In Violett Hall, I Roland \Vright: music-C. Lewis Garden Grove, according to Lester B<fltz ; camp-.John Bo:rd and Ar- Va.n Tatenhove. ucretary. Th C' Jan Moore: assistant cooks-Jack speaker "'ill be E. George Luckey, Cole. 0-. Les Vierling and Roland vice chairman of t~e Democratic 1 Lagerlof: boat-W. H. Hitchman: State C('ntral committee. motion picture. O. Z. Robertson. Driver Booked at Local Jail After Hit-Run Traffic Crash at Balha Sa•~ral accidents, none Qf them I cer s \'\'t>re told. \n\-ol\;ng a ny personal injuries. Cars driv('n by D. Al?t>e of Ana- were report<"CI to Ne\\·port Beach ht"im a nd Don H itchman of South polltt Q\.'t>r the WeE'kend. Gate. were only slightly damaged Oi.arlC'5 E. Smith or Long Beach in a minor accident at 23rd and was booked a t the police s:ta tion Central sliortly after rrlldnight on a hit-run charl!:e rollo"'ing a Friday. coWsion in the 200 block on Adams A serious acciden t was narrowly street ln Balboa early Saturday averted about 4 :30 a.m. Saturday rmrnfng. Police \\"ere notified of when Ola.rles W ild.mah. 18. of Ute •cddent by a witness who QUincy, Calif., asser~edly fell declared that the hit-run car asleep while d:rivina: east on Coast beaded away from the accident highway near Coast boulevard. Hls and wu rolng .... ·est on Coast machine swerved o~ the center boulenJ"d. They s1opped Smith. line and sideswiped the westbound wboM damaaed machine answered car ol Edward UtUe, fl. 1,?f Lm U. deaaiptlon and according to Angeles.. Tbe Jett sJde c« each poli<e 'he admitted being involY1!d machine was damaged. ID tile colJllJon. The other cu ln Alan Stevns of Glendale told the ~t was driv"°n by Carrie police Saturday night that while J . -th ot Covina. bis car had been -keel I 1n the O . I.. Ard>or ot 108 11th stttet. 300 block oo Acate, it "6d been 1f!iwpart -· ~eel &n0ther ~ by a dri-who did not bit.run ..,.;denL H1a pickup trUclt. leave lclentlflcatlon. • bt. Mid. wu hit near the inter-Allina operated by Sam Pan- --ot Omtn.I And Vta Lidb zarella ot ~ -Albert _. tlw! ~ dri-ln\'Obod. Kaufman ot ~ dol Mar %5 I cet!J' ~~ otl. 'l1>e caHldod at o-\ ~and 17th ,..t au~~ Witn<oal"ll: -• _.., an.moon but no _ ... -punued him. olft.. ~ ...ited. R-2 Zoning Appeal Being Stud ie d by Mayor's Committee Corona del Mar's problem · ot savtng the view of its ocean front Jots became more complex this week as the special committee appointed by Mayor Dick Drake wrestled with the problem at Its second meeting. Accordlng to Robert Lynn, a membtt of the committee, it ap- peus that all parties to the con- troVtnY agree that the access ro8d ior bluff front lots below Ocean boulevard a n d betwttn Marguerite and Poppy should be built and that Its expense ahould be borne by the property affected. F'l.athet1'T'R>re, he said, the com- mittee apparently ls in agreement that the access road should be built at a sufffdently low level to enable the bluff homes to be built to t heir maximum height of 25 feet and atill not project above the curb level on the opposite side of Ocean boulevard. Sf!ilfka View Protiecdon This insistence that the access road be kept at a mlnimwn level was by Charles Fipps, One of the owners of bluff property, who expressed the opinion that t his was the only means by whlch tht- owners of lots fronting on th• opposite side of Ocean boulevard could be assured or protection for their view. However, the committee ls con- fronted with another ~ng iuue. Owners of Ocean boulevard prop- erty to the west, between Mar- guerite and Jumine-. hav' peti- tioned for change of zone from R-1 to R-2. Many Corona del Mar property ownen att adVerv to- ward a Uberalizlng of the mne restrictions and haw touch! pttVi· oua effort.I to establ19h R-2 mn- lnc on the bluf!. ' R ..... t Umlt saa-- Thls matter too. ~VH lt.ll lnto an luue where the owners of the affected proj>erty promlH not tO' build higher than 2:1 feet pro. vldina: the zone eh&nl"e t. ap- proved. In thia way. the-y said. the view of landward property can be protected. However, it the R-2 zoning appeal LI not granted, th• property ownen probably will not restrict themselves to thlr volun- tary height Umit, It wa.s said. The matter wu scheduled to come before the city planning comrnissioo at its meeting this Thu.nday but Walter Longmoor, chairman or both the commls.sion and the bluff committee. indicated that it would not be acted upon until the committee had time to study it further. No date has been set for the next coml'nittee meeting. HA_RBOR COMMUl\'lT\' PLA 1·ERs TO MEET A m<'<>ting of the members and dir('('tors of lhe arOOr Community Pla)°C'rs \\'ill bt' held at 8 p.m . today a t the home of the president. Mrs. Edythe Barn es . 121 Via Lorea, L id o Isle. Fortht'omin~ plays and plans for the member- ship campaign IAill be discusS(fd at this time. ANOTHER COCOS ISLE TREASURE QUEST AT END Kiw~nis Men Honored Perfect ~ttendnnce records es- tablished for varying periods of time by ~fwport Harbor KJwani.s club memor.rs were recognized last Thursday when special buttons were pas~ out to the honored service cl\fb men. More-will be presented t his week, according to President cd Dudley, Klwanie s getting one--year but- tons for ever having mls.sed a meeting d ring the put 52 wttka included t e followtng: S t u a rt Price. Ben dick, Oyde Spencer, Olnt Emqrson, John McKamey, Harry Astjton. Two-year but tons w•nt to Clad Twitchell, J)r. W. T . Mooney, Fred Dudley an1 Al Doecburg: a lhrff- year buttora Is to be awarded Dr. Ja.met1 Th~ton ; five yean, Jan llrlaooe: ~t _,., Herb Kenny and Jack · Raub; 20 yean, Bob Hollinahea~ Thund.afs Kiwanil procram wlll fea~ the annual visit of the KJ~ Ueutenant·covemor. Carter -Of•· who will be' the speaker ti!< day. Two ases of Dog ite are R Here of dog bite were re-- to N~""POrt Beach police Friday afternoon. S . A. Pytleson of 516 Jasmine, Corona dq'1 Mar, "reported being bitte-n by fl dog and officen cited 0-aig Wattie1d of 509 Jasmine, owner or ithe animal, for failure to keep die dog leashed as l'e- quired by city ordinance. The pet was al.sli1 arantined for 11 days. Mrs. les McConnell of 906 Oay, Ne" rt Beach, called in ta say that trr 13-year-old son. Pat, had been attackC'd by a black Scottie. e humane officer im- pounded t (' dog \vhich he repor{C'd Is O\'\'nC'd Y. Mrs. Gerald Sparks. lately of Ne\\-port cind now of Costa 1'1 The Newport Harbor area enter· a A I tained a lar&fi than usual crowd ppea s of high school and colle &e yoong - people over the Eula" vacation ;;.~C:,.!t ::.. -:ith:th o~ew;:: c· o 1·1ns Ru1·1ng other two yean, accordlng to statistics releued yesterday by Police Oliel R. R. H<Jdcklnaon o1 Oty Attorney Geo<ge Dennison Newport Beach. said this week that he expected to Thf ch i e f believe that the file the city's appeal of Superior entertainments and advertbtng Judge Franklin West's decision In done by the local junior , chamber the WeoJley Collins case Tuesday ot· commerce attracted more stu-afternoon or as soon as the judg- dmts to Newport thl.s year in ment is entered on .the court rec- the annual pre-Easter holidays, ords:. and he attributed to these greater Judge West ruled for Collins, numbe.n the increased burdens Costa :t.fesa plumber, recently in which were thrust upon the police holding that the city of Newport deparbnent. Beach had no right to force him Disturbance ca 11 i far Easter or any other holder of a state week (April 8 through 17) totaled p~urobing license to take a separ~ 29 as compared with 91 in 1948 ate examination in order to qualify and 67 in 1947, he said. However. for a city license. the chJef poll'tted out that this Dennison's appeal will be made is not the entire story. The 1949 direct!)• to the State Supreme Euter week report showed a total Court and the expectation is that of 950 calls received and answered the high tribunal will refer the by the department as against 679 l'ase to a District Court of Ap.. ln 1948 and only 543 the year be-peals. fore. The case-is one or conside rably Traffic citations were much more than routine interest since more numerous this year with it involves the r ight of the city 584 persons given citations as com-to examine all of its appli cants pared with 333 in 1948 and 244 for p I um bl n g lice'.'Ses. Other in 1947. Illegal mufflers led the municipalities are watching this list of traffic offenses with 300 test case closely. d\ations being issued such de· fendants. A total of n were arrested fer speedin1. Petty thievery wu down, wtth a total of 30 cases retM>rted this year and 36 and 89 respectively for 1948 and 1947. Otle! Hodcklnaon had h I it h praJoe !or the elfidency and will· Ina spirit or hil offi.,.... who worked lon& hoUn of overtime durtnc Easter week. By having capable olflcen on duty In &bun· dance, the-chief aaJd, the depart- l'Mnt wu able to do a much better job of queWna dlaturbancea and otherwlH keepin& potential law· b!'eaken und ... control. The ''box score" of Euler week offenses by yea.ra follows : Poll~ calls Otatiorui Disturbances Intoxication Accidents Therts 1N8 lMll 1H7 950 679 S43 ~ 3.13 244 29 91 67 4.2 40 49 14 Z1 2'1 30 36 89 Dinner Precedes CDM Civic Meet Tonight's business meeting of the C.Orona del Mar Ovtc a.s.socia: tJon to be held ln the grammar school auditorium will be preceded by a pot·luck supper at 6:30 p.m., it was announced by Preside nt Wallace Burton. PT'epara tions for the supper are being made by a committee led by Mrs. Paul 0 . Oa.\.1s .• Invitations have been extended to all Corona del Mar citizens. Bill to Release City from Water District Ready It's really onl)' a technicality now but the bill accomplishing Newport's e11:cluslon from the Or- ange County WateT district will go to Sacramento 10metlme this .... k. City Attorney George Denni.son said he had !"'l'C'etved notification to this effect Tuesday. The bW defining the aree to ~ excluded frnm the cllatrlct should be in the hands of Senator Oyde Wat· 90n of Crance county by Monday, the attorney 1tated. Pwix>se of the exclusion ts to exempt Newport and othn coastal areu which are bUylng Metro- politan Water District water from any assessments for upkeep of the underground water buln. FLOT IL LA TO VIEW COLORED MOVIES Tweed S tone. a member of Flo- tilla 22. U.S. Coast Guard auxi- liary, will show sound color pic- tures of fishing in Mexican waters at 7 p.m. next Friday IA'hen the regular meeting of the flotilla is held at the N('\\'JX)rt Harbor Yacht club. Lad,i('s are invited to attend the meeting \\·hlch IA;ll be a dinner session. acrordin~ to J . \V. Loos. flotilla commander . busines• t o be taken up at to-Local Craft to Take Shift Meet Night night'• session will be a discuuion IUllll 01 TlllW LOT, OPll Ill MlllET TO DUW· PROTESTS Corona del Mar dtlzens are ex- J>!Cted in large numbers at the monthly pl a n n Ing commilllon meeting again Thursday evenina of this week when that agency takes up the application for two controv•rslal bU.Sirieu permits in that community. Olarles R. RU.bin has applied for a permit to operate an open air market in the 600 block on Coast highY.1ay and numer®S ob- jections to this proposal have ~n heard. Likewise, objections have been raised to the applica lion of Alfred Salisbury for a license to operate a r etail trailer sales Jot on Lots 2, 3 and 4 of Block B , Tract 470, on the same highway. Other matters to be considered at the planning commission meet- 1.ng Include the renewed appeal of Dr. Leo Grold for a set·back variance of five feet for bJa' Bay Front lot. Thl'ff •dJ8""nt prop. erty ownen, r.:ewts Oiarleaton, Armand J..fonaco and E. T. Wall, have also appealed fOT set~back variances. . Mrs. HPlen Tacquard of 1417· W. Central, hu requested a li- cense to operate a pre-school ~ nursery at this address. Liquor Counts Net 4 Arrests Two cases involving the alleged purchase ot liquor for minon were uncovered by special operatives ot the State Boe.rd of Equalization working in Balboa Friday night. -------------Officers Pearson and Psa.ros ar- lllFE SUSPECT ASKS TRIAL rested Albert Menig, 21. of Sooth Gate on a charge that he pur- chased two half-pint bottles of gin at a Jocal liquor store and then gave them to a 19-year~ld minol'. The latter, a Pomona youth, wu Joseph H. Garcia, 19-year-old booked for violation ot the welfare Laborer or Santa Ana, pleaded not and institutions code and Menf& guilty to a charge of knifing Paul WU chargt'd with Violating the Al- Robert.son, 18-year-old Newport eoholle Beverage Control Act. Beach youth April 3, when he· A few minutes later James Wln- appeared before Superior Judie diate, a representative of the- Franklin West la.st Friday. He equalization board." atTeSted Leon- uked for a jury trial which will a.rd Modee ol North Hollywood, be held May 25 in Deperbnent 4. accusing him of buying beer and Meanwhile the defendant LI tree pa.ulna: Jt on to minon. He aim on $1000 ball. aJTeated a minor, chuginc both with Violatinl" the ~rage CO&' trol acL . Barcia was alleied to have attacked Robert9on durina: a fight the latter had wttti flv" other youths near the Arches. Robertson told police that he and a girl companion were insulted by ob- cenitles shouted by the youths. Both Menig and Madee pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 30 da)'> each In the county jail. Each had 15 days of his &entence 1u.- pended for two years. -Th•- 0 th_ ... _1o_ur _...,._pod. __ , Lido Isle Assn. ToMoRRow·s YouR Elects Office'rs FINAL CHANCE TO PAY '48.'49 TAXES If you didn't pay your enttre t&x bill tut -...... tlle flnt lastallmeat WU due. don't torrd; that your p-aoe Pf'rlod eKplrec t4morrow after- DOOG and that ualNli leCOlld 111- r.talltnent <Jty and oounty tan• are paid on or before ~t Unw:, they wtD be subject to penalUes. City taxt"S may be paid at the local dty h.n and ooo:.iy t&xN at th .. l'ourthoo11e In Santa Ana. Payment• postmarked: not latpr than ·April %0 will W ACC't"pted \\1tbout penaltlea.. All otncrn and dlrecton ot Udo Isle O:mununlty assoc:Latlon were r eelected at the annual meet· ing, Ap-il 9. They include: · Haviland G. Rogers, i>reatdeiit; A. W . Lewis, vice-president; Thomas Stacey Jones, treasurer: Mrs. George Mjchaud, sedetary; directors, John Moore Robinson, P . A. Palmer a nd W. R. Mirams; Ed\\'ard F . Mansfield, assistant_ secretary-manager . A™! discussed at the meeting was an a mendment to the by-laws regarding cluh mrmbership.. as pertafn!nt to multiple OIA'Oen'hip of lolS. - Letters Co 10,080 Miles to Unite Dog and Owner Only Blocks Apart Toas~asters One ol the pr!ndll"I !term of of revisions 1n the by-laws. Part in Log Ra~e Regular IA'ttkly meetings of the _______ _:_: ____ I At least two local boats \Vilt be Three letters v.·hich traveled . a Ne"-"port 1'ach Toastmasten club who were unable to atte.od the total of a I mos t 10,000 miles Garnet. Balboa Island. H~ the McCreerys had moved. Th~ clerk made another call-the Bal- boa Island post office ...:_ and learned that the pet owne.-had moved to Union avenue, Long .Ial· and. New York. will be hdd on Monday •venings Thursday evening meetlngs, PresJ-entered in the predicted log race. achieved their purpose this week in the fu~, it ~·as announced dent Marsac stated. Meetings will a West Coast Yacht club event and resulted in a former Newport today b M I b .....,.. ~ h Id ~-~---· Di scheduled for this weekend be-Beach puppy being restof..ed to lu Y Y a.nae, e u .., ... _.-ut: · e at DAI'.......,., s n n er tween the mainland and Catalina. dent. House, 17th and Orange, in 0.ta owner. Th<" eh ge has been made to Mesa, instead of the Roumore J. L. Munson plans to enter his It all started when Oty Clerk EnchMter ID in the event as suit the ans of more members cafe. C. K Priest o( Newport got a does Wllliarn Rhodes Hervey and letter Friday from Mrs. Sylyla h..=':.~-'"'::=:: Balh Yac~t Cla~'s 111111 Easter his Moana Mel•. ::~d;!w33Y~".'°i:::.n~~ , .. 1....., _... ..... ,., ,.._ ...., Ensenada Race Movies sa1d that • young b1ac1c spante1 And ~ this lnfonnation wu sent on to Mn. Bernard and the city clerk •xpects that by· ftaw. the black pup ls once more united ¥.•Ith jts owner. ' ::'.' .. ._ -J-0-. Rega I Attracts Total of 187 E1tries to Be Shown Saturday ::rm:~ ;::11~0 n':f; EI11s ...-... r ........ ....,_ • eoloftd no<>YI.. ot 1ut year'• I home. Did the pet belone to ~ temaat-coftl'DOr at. C.Worala. One ot the-m ~st sucautul and all the other actMty tnddent Ensmada race, termed by many one here. ahe wanted to know! -d 096 o1 tlloee ft••ed•D.Y weekends sailboat raruJ in the-..,.. just rtcht to make the com-~ mm-t beautitul ocean salllng a.a.rue had just finished c:beck· ba-ted ha Uoe IZ ,_.,,, -t. hist f the Balboa Yacht club petition k..., and the ...,.. exdt-pictures they have eyer seen, will Ing Illa reconla which showed ~t wu ... ted. u u.e 11w ., ~ f t~o ----·'-tidn' in& Skippnw trou&bt "'9t1 from br abown Siltmda)r hight at the no IOCb number had ever ~ _,. tllal tloe _.,, load st-•• ~ •-• ..,. auch cllatant paints • S... Diego Balboa Yacl\t club. Cub otllclals iuued here when he eot another nual Eut rqatta laat, S.turda.y -• ~--'·-'-""'-•-_._ ~ '""'t noo-memben who mesa.age from Mrs. Bernard. Slie 11P It. ~ ... .._ ._z*'s -S ~ t tal ~ 187 .uu ~ a...um ~ ""' ~u: --:i baek to o.ut...ia. w~ O O -In the cllfforent cl.,na 'Jbe bay like lp aoe the IUms, which WU llOrr)'; !he said, but the other h<ton ha Ille .._ ..,_ llldppen their craft around ,.... Umally .UV. with pwmlng .._ taken bJ Dr. W. T. Mooney, number ,... a rablea lnoculatioo ta tloe "1-of ..._. ...,.. the se courwo. , ---1 -at tho be!Cht !!haqld ~t 11n touch •. with their number. lbe oauect mant.r of _.. Uoe lillJo ---Both In SnlpelUIO tbe'1111stle ot tho rac1nc ew:ata. Boa~ ,,_i;.,...lrleiidl and obtain OD in-the -tac ..... 512. ' 'I -.. -Uoe ---clawra, turnouts wtft ~ tnnorner~tbai.alt-....rt >ltatlon. That WU dlff"""'L O!ariie • ..-.. to .,. la .._ ••re& then in other nmt iJa kal ,... .... loc' I _. jm'rw'M. The picturft: will be st;aown after found It wu rectstered to Cbadl. ____________ yach • ~ -(0••-.., Posit Sb<) dinner at about 8:30 o'clock. Mcer-y who bad llwd at 118 I • ,. .18 Sigrr'U p for Red Crou First Aid ' Eighteea have alreacly enrolled ror the be&lnnen' c1au In lllWt aid which la to open at the New. port Beach arammar llCbool -• room __,_ ew:alll& at 8 o'cloclt, apoonlinc to AJ ~ paldeat ot the ... _ 11q Ulll;'. --.-IP< rrlic tlio .-. --Allin~ ........ Oft la>ltad to ·-the .. ;i;;;;; couns, Glbooa stated. • t • • I. • r .. P .. e 2 • J()CIAL ~()T~J ' --a, iuu.1jti«l aotJ... ) -:--:- • p/,o,.,. .llo•'M 13, 2.08; RMffl-ae .Ila•'-• 16rl-R. NE\\'PORT BEACH P .T.A. liSSTALLATJON OF OFF1CERS at Corona del M.ar el.ementary Khool, )t:o!1day, April 18, Inc ludes: ff'Ont row, Mn. JerTOll Spangler, ln•talllnr otncu: Mn. Adell Baulee. rt!<'ordlng .ecretary; Mn. H. P . Yarnell, president; Mrs.. Harold Hau1bt, t~rer; Mn. Harold Boy vr.y. parllamentarlan. B~k row: )ft'L R. K. Harvey, hhtorta.n ; ~. L J . C!.!oenar. COl'l"Kpoodlrt« .eere- tary; )1n. Albert Paine, ''Ice pre!lldent; i\t rs. H . B S pringer . audttor. -ph<>to by StroM MRS. JERROLD SPANGLER IN.STALLS NEWPORT BEACH PTA OFFICERS l 0 !1lng lhC' "oak tree· i.nstallation 1 ~roup joined in an amusing versC', c~,>rl'~on'. Mro; Jf'rrold Spnnr.J"r. "I Likl~ Bul:!s." thirC 'if"l'-Pr1 !'idC'nt of thC' 4th ~t is ;;, S -,ith's pupils camC' on!o District P-T.A ., invested new offi-!hr> st a~C" sing1nt:: "F:as!L•r ParaclP.'. C('r~ of th(' Ne"''J)Oit Beach Ele-thr ~i ris ~·E"ar1ng perky paJ)C'r TnC'n :a: \. Zchools P-T . .-\. \\"ith thr Easter bonnets. After thC' f o I k d ut1(c:; C"!f 1h c1r officC's likc>ning dance "HC'el and Toe and One, thf'1r tasks 1c the functions of the 1\\'0, Thrc-e," the children used oak trf'f'. \Vith t he \OVE'IY voice rhythm band ins truments, accom- or '.\(rs. H . A . Griesser providing panied on thE' piano by ~liss Smith. symbolic music as she sang The interesting educational film '1'rC'es." aC<'Ompanled by Miss "Human Growth" was prC'se nted M a r g a r e t Heidenreich. Mrs. by ~tiss Sade K. Fox, school nune. Spangler installed Mrs. H . P. Yar-The film v.·as interesting lo the n ell, president ; Mn. AlbeTt Paine, parentS and.showed what was be- vic(' president: Mn. P. F . Baines. ini;: accomplished in the field of recording secretary; Mrs. L . J . visual education on such. subject.r Csenar, corresponding secretary; as health a nd growth. Later, Miss Mn. Harold R aught, treasurer : Fox told about the health pro- Mn. Hugh B. Springer, a"Jdltor: gram being followed in our schools Mrs. R. K. Harvey, historian : Mrs. and particularly in the upper H . 0 . Boy,:ey. parliamentarian. grades. CUb Scout.a of Den 4, Pack 110, First grade room mothers were led the plC'dge of allegiance to the hostesses during the tea hour. flag and the inspirational was Pouring at the tea table, eente.red read by Mrs. L. S. Hostl!!tler. with bouquet.a of spring Oowers An interesting feature of the were Mrs. Georie M . Fox, Mrs. bus1neu of the mfftin1 was the L. L. Thompson, ~"-Sam Colyer reading of the historian's report and ~trs. Allee Johnson. bJ' Mn. J-ph Hamblet!. This · was a resume of the year's ac- tivity of the local P-T.A. unit u furnished by report of the individual chairmen. F'lrst graders of t he after_noon 86Sion at the Corona del Mar school participated in the pro- a:ram. Mnnbtn of Mn. Harvey's group eave a short skit about the Easter bunny, and then the entltt A ltar Societies to Meet Thursda y The A t t a r 50Cletjes of the churches ot Ow-Lady of Mt. Car- mel and St. J ohn Vlanney will meet tor dessert luncheon on Thursday, 12:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. DeWitt Bauer. 1419 West Bay avenue. At this meeting Easter A ttendance Numbers 98 0 at St. James Church \\"1th lhr<.'1.. mornin~ ser\'lces for adul Ts and an afternoon one for {:hildren at St. James Episcopal c-h u r c h , 980 "'·onh1pers '''ere accomodated on Easter Sunday, larg~t attendance in the history of the church. At the 11 o'clock sen·1CT' 355 people filled the church and cloister to capacity and many we re turn('d a"'•ay. TheSC' would have brought the combined congTegation to over 1000. The Rev. Paul lfloore Wheeler, rector. is announcing that the special Easter mu.sic and anthema will be repeated nt next Sunday's services. ST. J AMES MEN'S CLU B MEETS APR IL 28 A change In date ls announced for the Men's club of St. James Episcopal church, whJch will meet Thursday, April 28 Instead of thb comln& Tlnnday. They will con· vene at 8 p.m.. in the Of" pariah house. Dr. Edward Mooney will give the procram, motion ptcturel ot lut year'• Enle:nada nee. reeervatlona will be taken tor the next Deanery meetln& at Santa Ana Ebell club houae, on April 28. when the archbishop will be speaker. YACHTSMEN and FRIENDS -.. _, Wh il e in Ensen.,d.,, Old Mexico for the lntern<'lti on<'l l R<'!ce <'I nd Festiv.,ls M.,y I st to 8th - - Be THRIFTY and SAVE at CASA PEREZ ENSENADA 'S PIONEER "I MPORTERS " Featuring World Renowned Perfumes, Exquisite Mexic<'ln Jewelry, Choice H.,nd-Tooled Le.,tner Speci.,lties YACHTSMEN SPEC IALS:- "TAIU'' "' .. I.Mil" COLOGHI ............•. Sf7J 1$25.00 lo U. $.) Tt5$0T WATCHIS, 17 J IWIU. ............. sz,so ls,45.00 .. u. $.) • HAND.TOOLID WTHIR PUISIS ..........• s9so 1$12.SO •• u. $.) Customs P<'lpers fo r You r Return Gl.,d ly Furnished <'Ind Completed witn Purch<'lse • 'vmill\RT WSCS ELECTS· OFFICERS, NSTAL L AT MAY ME ETING ' Offtce.n ere elected and l\e\Y ch.alnnen ~ounced whlon the Women's ~ety of Ouiatian Service ovt at Christ 01urch by the Sea. J . K. Elliot( presid- in& at the afteTDOOn seukm. asabtini· Twent~ memben wen present and 42 attended the noon luncheon, served by Newport Hei&hl> circle. Prese.ntedj by Mrs.. P. F ... Baines. chairman o~ tM nominating mm· mittee, the following officers were elected; Preaident. Mrs. Rowe Hol- man; vice-president, Miss aara Kohnatedt ; recanting ~tary. Mrs. D. W. oltby; promotion sec- retary, Mn, Lewi! Forshay; treu, urer. Mn. Nell Shook. Tbey will be inAtauJ' at the meeting of May 10. Chairme announced were: MJ.s.. sions, MrsJ iWebb: social tetations and local activities, Mr;s. Bode I Freitag; s dent work, Mn. Har- old Fink; ~th work, MN. Gwyn Sutton: chil~en'1 work, Mn. Holt- by. New s~etaries are :~ Litera- ture, Mrs. Sara Bowman; Supplies, Mn. J. A. Bodman; spiritual We, Mrs. E~a1weatherford: status of women, r.:91· Fred Woodworth. C•dlea NHd.ed .i~ oo~ Ktol' u d Mn. Bodman, seeretary, of sup-teeb.alolalll wttll H.oUday 8~ HOLI DA Y STAG E RECALLS T HR EE STAGECRAFTERS plies, asked for candle stubs for people In wrstern Germany where electricity !las been cut off. Any- one having these candle ends may either brin;em to the cbut'ch or call Mn. man. Harbor 1437-J. She &150 r d R letter from the In rapid sur"CeUion, Holiday head of a gifts· school in Nagasaki St age this \\'eek c6mpleted telling of rd'iabilitatlon workOone negotiations ""ith three Acting- there to repair damage clone by stagecraft apprentices to return the atom ~mb. and thanking the• to Tustin for a third summer - group ror ~xes or clothing and James Connell. Don AnDB.ky and . the?-supplit-5. Nancy l\.1ill<'r . This trio marks Mrs. Flora Harris. secretary or the first of a final group of promotion. ~C'ad an appeal ror kit-t"-·enty-five men and fifteen wo- chen equip"l'ent for yoU'th camps men who "''ill form a backlog of and a volUntary collection was workers for the professional en- taken up t o be used for that pur-gagemC'nt of Holiday Stage open- pose. ing a lC'n-\"'et'k season June 2"l The prcs{df'nt announced this at the Tustin High school. comjng Thursday as offi~' day, Many attendees last summer when retiriJlg and incoming of-will recall James Connell for his ficers "'·oul~ meet at 1 p.m. In oustandJng interpretations of Goodell hall for a conference. ~trs. Digger in ''The Hasty Heart," Thomas Pe~dell announced plans the assistant dirt'Ctor In "Merton for rormlng1anolher circle, this on of the Movies," and Mr. Thorkel- Balboa peninsula. son in "I Remember Mama." Re- The distrf't meeting held today turning to Hollywood In "Septem- in Orange was announcec!, many ber, Connell "-'BS later starred members plfnnjng to attend. in "Murder in the Cathedral" ftAK>rt. Ginn and appeared in "Whom the Gods Mn:. Bodtnan gave a report on Destroy'' at the New S tu d Io U.N. relief work and Miu New-theatre. land told of the "st<>tt-front Unlike other young st.age en- churches" of New York aod other lhusluts. Connel had no desire for targt cities, ·where minority groups an actin& profeuion during hi1 and cults have moved In other hich school days; rather, he e n- churches hav1ng followed lhelr joyed sports. playine football on ptaple into \the tuburb9. a New J~y team. Mrs. WUI1am Mawaon pve the Returnlni from two years aer- p?"OIT&JJl.. htr IUbj«t btlng Tht vie@ lh the Army Air Corps u Advane@ ln Latin America. Sbt combat crew on B 1T1 and B 29'1. termed Bruil the tutest Jrowln& trtendl urged him to enter radJa-. oopntry and told of the cttat need films or the theatre. ~ a test of fal trained ChrUtJan leaden. lhelr advice, Connell served as Three menbers who upect to narrator on Hollywood's radJo 1prnd the aummer abroad wert •how. '-r'ra.fflc Safety''; appeared p!"'l"Se:nted pfnonal travtl ~!ts by ln .$.veral .ixteen-mllllmeter mo- Mlu Elsie Newland when the tlon pictures and played the lead- Women'a $odety ot Christian role ot Ha.I Wilson. the eanpt.er, Service. me~ at Oui.lt Onirch by tn "'Bltnd Alley" for the Sant' the Sea. ~-Fred ~Ider leaves Montca Theatre GW.ld.. thlll month (or Holland. where &he will vblt ljor peopl•. Mn. John U'~!l an*. May Delozier will fly to New ork. aa.lllng on May !5 for En.cJ whtre they too will spend the Ammer with their ftm. GARDE N F ILMS AT EBELL CLUB OP EN MEETI NG lli<L [ Mn. Byron Well., Ebell club In the at endance report. New-Garden stetion chaJrman. 1a an- port d.rcle showtd the hiihest per-nouncin&' an oaen meietln&: to be centqt. held Wednesday at the club house Mn. A. JI Rutter led In lin&ln& at 2 p.m. The public b Invited to Euter hymns, wt th "Mn. Fiorenoe atttnd and thert will ht no cttarge. Andenon at the piano. Mn. John Pfbchner lid In devotions • h<r ~ full-color IOWld movt .. will sub)<ct bell>• Sources of Stttnctb. be shown, one be!nl .. The Way to At the cl~ of the mfft:IDJ a plan Better V~ta.blet, ~teed to of de.dlcatiah for a four-v.ar ad-t&kt Mr. Avera.ct Gardner out of ,. ""' ·~--1 and ho~" c:lua. It vance in the Methodbt cb\IJ'Ch wu 1A&1• - outlined. memben alcn!na t h e beatm with the selection of seed. covenant ~ wtth . appropriate ;ttparatJon of ground. aad carrles rnualc and eeremony. throua:h culture to liel"Vtn1 ot tht At u.. VlCl'llins ~ Miu product on the dinner table. Newland ~ the atudy sroup In The l<COnd tllm. ~ oom- tbdr ~ 1....,., from The Bible pl<te. hi Bouquet of Beauty and On Human RJ&hU. Mn. Holt.by <INh with the planting, reedln&. pnminr and pnenl care of rmea. Memben and tbdr ..-tu will meet u usual at 12:.30 p.m. for a sack lunc:h, tea and coffee beinc fumlshed. The procram folloon. Ba rber Shop Society to Hold Contest Double Ring Rites at Community Ch11rch Unite Geraldine Conner and Joe Muniz Kneeling belatt the altar In ,.... Crt!pe with pink 11 ....... bat LOCAL GROUP HONORS r FORME R TEACHER Cana Mesa Community church at and an orchid ~· Mrs. Mun12 Held at the Newport Helgbta eight o'clock on Saturday evening, wu in blue Cl't'pe with blue bat home ot Mn. Huch McMillan. a Geraldine Yvonne «::O~. daugh-and also wooe an or<IUd. The recent birthday party ~ the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard V . .bride'• grandmother, Mn. R. B. anniversary of Miia Eble N.,.. Conner. 1923 N...--t boulevard, Conner of Whittier. "°"' a purple land. rorme.-Jy teacher of the and Joe Muniz, !On of Mr. and clrea with wblte a.,,.,,..nes and Llghtkeepen claa at c b r II t Mn. Manuel Muniz. Monrovia ave-. a double gardenia corsage. Oturch by the ·Sea.. of which th.ii nue, plighted troth. Easter lilies. stocla and fema, group ot young W'OIDlelW ls the re-- The bride was given in marriage with lighted candelabra, provided malnlng unit. by her uncle, Harold Conner . twin a setting for the rites. Doris Bill~ 11ley include Mrs... McMillan. brother of her fa th er, who wu lngs was organist. Eula Baker Mn.. Robert Ehorn. Mill Lorna absent. .Her ring. used . In the sang Because, and Always; also, 1'4Uls. Mra. EJno Olllla. Mn. a..... double nng ceremony which was during the exchange of vows, The les Porter jr. and Miss Newland. performed by the Rev. Joseph Lord's Prayer. 1brouVa the years they get to- Thompson, had belongf'd to her Nearly 250 guests attended ~e aether to celebrate birthda.ys and great-grandmother. ~or the formal wedding and the reception, -held In at Chrlabnas wedding gown she had chosen the church social hall. decorated The ev~~ was spent with heavy white slipper satin, the with carnations and sweet peas. games followed b¥ retreshments bodice fitted and with long pointed Sweet peas also surrounded the of ice ~am ple and for the Easter sl~ and sweetheart neckline, four-tiered wedding cake, se.rvtd motif, candy eggs in cocoanut the skirt having a bustle bow from by Josephine Kesel and Dolores nests. The honoree was also pre-. 1 ~hich . fell _the long train. Her Tuder, sisters of the bridegroom sentf'd wtth a beautiful gift-,,..-"' f1ngert1p veil qascaded in folds A third sister, Carmen Saez, pre- trom a tiara of seed pearls. She sided at the coffee service and carried a wh!te bible on which Eula Baker was at the punch was a white orchid with shower of bowl. Jackie Q-oft kept the guest stepa.notis and satin streamers. book and Jocelyn Bayes opened Assistance League to Stock Thrilt Shop From Burrrlle Tea Frances Gentry, matron of wedding gifts which had been honor, wore pin.le organdy over brought to the church. pink moire. It wa.s fuhioned with The new Mrs. Muniz was .,,.adu-SustaJnlng: members of Newport •· Harbor branch of the Assistance high-necked bodice, tiny sleeves ated from Newport Harbor Union League ot Orange county will be and bouffant skirt with wide sash. High school. where she was hostessh. on Friday, April 22. at Hat and mitts were in pink and crowned queen of the senior prom: 8 Bundle tea to be he)d at the she carried pink roses wired in a at present she is employed as horn of Mrs H E Stahl 399 heart-shaped bouquet. The brid~-supervisor with the telephone com-S vi~e B 1 ~ Q · 200 ~vtta maids, Betty Anderson ~nd Connie pany. H er. husband also attended' ti~ns havca bee~ t:S:~:a to the at~ Schroeder, wore matching gowns the loca,I high school before enter~ f . h f hi h fro 2.30 in yellow organdy. with hats and Ing the service. He is -now with tarr5 .. 30°urs 0 w ·de fare h·~ th. 1 d "ed · k h C M L be o . p.m. an or w l'"'u e m tts, an carrt pin sweet ~as t e osta C'Sa. um. r company, Stahler's new lanai a nd garden and yellow roses. . FQr the '~:edd1ng trip, for 'vhlch will be f t tti Eight~year-old M i k e Conner, the br ide chose a flowered dress Pur a ;~hcc t se. ~g. tock nephew of the bride, was r ing of orchid and gray with white th ~f~ llh e ~a 15f 0 res hich bearer. Haro1d Arnold was best ~at and accesso:ies, first destina· su~port the l~~g::.ses m:; ;arit- man and ushers were John Shafer t1on "'as Yosemite follo"'ed by a bl 1. ·u Th . 1 d d .. .i . . • a e ac IV1 es. ese 1nc u e en-and LeRoy Schroeoer. stay tn San FranCJsco. O~ th~1r tal clinics at both the high school !'frs. Conner . mother of the ret~rn Mr. and Mrs. Muniz will and elementary schools, the Can- brtde, wore a go'vn of crushed reside at 1923 Newport boulevard. cer fund, several scholan:hips and St. Joachim Guild to Have food Sale Saturday Morning A food sa1e will be held this conting Saturday et Costa Mesa Paint and Hardware store, 1844 Newport boulevard, opening at 9 a.m .. when memben of the Ladies' guild of St. Joachim church will bring all kinds of homemade food, baked beans, salads, pies, cake and bread. Mrs. Aubrey Eichorn is general chairman. Assisting her are the Mt'Sd.ames Dorothy Irwin. Ann Heemskerck. T e r r y Collins and Julia Gammon. LIDO ISLE WOMEN'S CLU B MEETS FRIDAY Lido Isle Women's club wt.II meet this coming Friday at 1 :30 p.m. In the Udo club house. This ls the club's recuiai-bustneu mfft- lng and Mn. Van Clothier will give the PJ'Oi'l'am., on nowen and gardenln1. Zonta Club Welcomes Six New Members 'Ibe Zonta club held Its ~ar luncheon meeting at Norton's ca!e Tl>unday. April 14, with fif- teen members present. Slx new mrmben, Betty StiffJer, Martha Howe, Helen Yates, Helen Nor- ton, Rtith Glbbo and Helen Stock· ton were lnltiated Ruth Hummel WU e.ltct.ed dele- p.te to the conference to be held In San Frandsoo April 30 and May I with Mildred Stanley named as alternate. Plana were complet.t'd for the tint a.nniverv.ry dinner to be held at the Hurley BeH A pril 28. Pastor and Wile Head lor Reno ST AR CHAPTER PLAYS CARD S TO BUY GIFT Mrs. Ida Naylor , worthy matron of the Harbor chapter. O.E .S., won the door prize, a beautiful cake, when Mrs. Harris Cottle sr. enter- tained recently with a benefit dessert bridge. Other door prizes went to the Mesdames Arthur Kemper, Stan- ley Musfelt, Maude S ibley and Margaret McDonald while table prize9 were won by Mn. McDon- ald. Mn. Naylor and Mn. Kenntth Johnson. ~ Proceeds from the party will be t he supply closet at the Thrift shop. k ept stocked for lhe visit- ing nurse. In addition to these, there Is the important and con· tinuous emergency welfare work. Island Resident Goes North to See Twin Grandsons Mrs. Sara Bowman of Balboa Island left Saturday for San Fr-an- cisco where she will greet two new grandaona, twin boys barn to her daughter, the former Roee- mary Bowman. They have been named Douglas Paul and Dennil: Peter. used to purchase a gift for the St A J Muonlc lodge. , , n<:1 rews Harbor Methodists AHend Meeting at Fullerton Several harbor ptapJe attended the Orange Count y Method.b;t Union In Fullerton lut wttk. Those attending included. Mr. and Mn. A_ J. Rutter and Mr. and Mn. Boad Freitag of .Balboa Ial· and; Mr. And Mrs. L. T . Folsom of Corona del Mar: Mrs. Emma Weatherford and Rev. Thomu Rey Pendell of Balboa; also Mn. Roy Salter, Mm Elsie Ne-wland, and Mrs. Rowe Holman of New- p<>rt Beach. Dr. Fred Trotter or Huntington Park waa the. speak~. Mrs. Richard Emison is Luncheon Hostess to Kappa Gammmas Janet Humfrey of the fabric shop at Corona del Mar showed sampl.. of her many' dell&httul and unusual textiles when mem. btn of Kappa Kappa Gamma were •ntertalned at the home of Mra. Richard Embon. Beacon Bay. A buffet luncheon wu served, llOOle guesls preferrlnc to 1tay indoon while hardier IOUla c•th- to Observe First Anniversary St. A n d r e w ' a Presbyterian church, one year old u u organization Ori April 18, will cele- brate the ocoulon at their April family night dinner, to be held on WedltHday evenln1 at the Girl Scout Uttle Houoe. The dinner committee i. prov1c1- Ins a menu of baked ham and "tlxin's," but memben are re-- minded they mwot brine tbelr own table servie@ and also that they s h o u l d have-had their reservations In by lut Friday, Harbor 15ll3-J. Baptismal Service is Pre-Easter EYent At a pre.Easter bo.ptlsmal ....._ vtoe at Christ Oturcll by the Sea the rlte wu received by the fol .. Jowlnc: Richard John McDonald, Marilla Claire Nott. Robert B"""' Mc- Donald. Barbara Rooe Nott, G..,. Allan Perkl111, Dorothy Paw.en. Stephen Dale P e r k I n a , Son)'a Fra ne@lle Johna, J u d y Dlarme Wickstrom, Robert Allred Smith. . Mlchael Delavan Fttltag, J ack Shelclon Smith, Worley Dona~ Alexander. ~DO may not be the woual place end In the patio. Amlttnc boot· you wou1d • x Pe ct to find a ....,. were Mn. Grace Smith and Duplicate Bridge .Club . proacher, but our undersround ~ Mn. Stroller White. ~ t!>at -Tcm Pendell. pu-Guesu for the afternoon wett Names Winners tor of birtat Ciurcb by the S.., Mona Smith of Santa Ana and Dupllcab! Brlclf' club wtnnen pulled out of town Monday morn-Mn. L. Cox-Smith of BeYerly for Fr1doy nl&ht'• same an m-~-~ headed In thaf c enenl Hlllt. nouncod.by Mn. Roy Strot<, dlfto. -=~ Local membon present Inch-tor. They an: He c:onfully expWned to c:url· the Mesdames Dick Drake, Did< North-SOUth, l) G. E . Mltcboll OUI tJ:lenda that be .... p1annina Stewart, Ben George, Mary Nel-and per r y Mc:Adoo; 2l Mn. The ttP>nal cont .. t of the So-I<> vt.lt hll brother-In-law, who llOll, .J . D. Stoddard and Stroller Georcta llnmn<T and Georwe I>am- dety for the ~tlcn and En-b cllr«:tor of the Methodllt Stu-White. ron; 3l Mr. and Mn. Amold Gu- couraaement of Barb• r Shop dent proeram .. t the UnlV<nlty Next m..,ttng will be held a ..,.. 4l Mn. ll<>bert Br and Quortet Slnalnc In America. Inc. ol Nevada. Enroute he bu a twO the home of Mn. Wallace Burton; Gi.;,,, "Rust. ~n Gor~ B.-Findlay ···-o••M+-•~ T.C.~----... -...... w111..-t In the Lone Beach Munl· day cont~ on youth work at Ocean boulevard. Corona de! Mar. Eut-West,.l) Mn. Robert - dpol auditorium, Saturday eve-San J -In northern Cllltomla. and Mn. Reclna Cottle· 2l Mn. nlng, April 23. ''Besides,"' he added with a Ill)' Public lnYited Ruth Kolb and Mn. c..q. I>am- The S P E. B. S Q S A. Is twlat, "what'• the cllfterenee be-ron. 3) Mro. Ciariai nonproftt ;,....ru...tion· ~ tween !Mnc 1n Reno and BelboaT" to Play ReYiew , and. Mn. B. JI. wu.an~ the 1u liJl:ht era when Mother Mn. Pendell la acoomponytnc The opportualty of beuinc the and lfra. A. W. on-1 ~ c:allco ui8 Father ......, a blm. noted play ~. Mn. Lury Nat -will be on Fridq moustacl>e. It wu founded In Johm, b bein& offend the 1e--i and ,_. •atlono may be in.ado 'l'Ulu, ~ In 1938. /)_ -Mo n_ -.. -publlc thla coming Thur9&17 at with -'!fn.' 8-, Bubar ~. There will be Z50 men from the ,,.,,., ~ 2 p.m. In Ebell club -· t1ckea:leiiiiiiiiiiiii;ii four Wfttem atatea, c.utamla. bein& obtainable at the door. LDUa w. IMrT1I N....ia_ Ari>oaa and Utah In the We AL'lll'.t.Yll :Nm> m Mn. J-will -Edw1ird.' T-ol April 23rd --t and the pro. A clllld ne<dl a mother, Ill' -. -bor mala !llq, and; VOICE PIANO flu will eo toward PQln& the But !m't thla ao slw ,...._ at otbor ~ Tari< ...,-":t%..'.. ·• · · •ape••• ~ uw wbmlnc quartet That we need bier the mare, CtractioaL S."'tl beinC '* I atelS ~~-~~~5~~~l~;~c~e0!' ~'I to lluftalo, N. Y. fer the natloml The olclor --T .-. the .......... at -..O.j Ccu 1 .,. -~ 1 1 Ava t1na1a. By GRACE BAIL -1 aa4 I at Ebell clob. j•, ... :_all.I ------ ' , I • • . . I ' • T11e1d•y, April 19, 1949 TU.EPHONES: ~ 12. 13 N«> :zoe 3011 Wat C..t>ol Ave., Nowport 8oacll. 0.0..,. County, Collf. &, Carrier or Mall: JOc per month anywhere In Ne.po11t 8wh & Ccsto Mao ~ • I II a -ma&W M * P 1offtol 19 11....,.....e -...m, c.111 ...... .... Ule Ad of .liar-di •• 1U1 Publbhed Tuesdays and F•idoys VICTOa Y. WlATHUS l MOMn o. conoH > llOAGI P. ICAICHU -..., ........... ....... "'1ftn,g Pkrlt, 30 11 WW C.,trol Avwiue, ........ pmoortrt Beach. Cohfom'a $77,000 in Real EARLY DONATIONS Estat De I T Id BEING ACCEPTED e as 0 IN SALVAGE DRIVE Real estate activity has been brisk during 'the last ten days, a ccording to Hub Powers of the J. A. Beek office on Balboa Island. Within this ~lod, he has .. sold three Balboa Island homes for a total or STl,000. Mr. and Mn. Alden Sampson sold their $15.000 home at Ul8 Pearl street to Mrs. Gertrude ~y of Los Angeles and in turn purchased the $35,000 · residence at 1105 N. Bay Front from Martin RJchards. AJJIS'Oximately $Z7,(X)() was in- volved in the sale of the home of Mr. and Mrs. C . L Jones at 223 E. Bay Front to Mr. and Mn. Ralph H olden of Oifl Haven. Citizens' Meeting on Coast College Elecion Slated Next Wednesday evening haJ bttn set as the time for a meet· 1ng of citizens interested in the Orange Coa~t junior college build· ing program. according to Dr. Bu1l Peterson, college president, and Horace Parker , president of the board or trustees. The dinnET session, to be held in the college cafeteria, will be given over to a discussion 9f ways in which the public can be ac· quaJnted vlith t he facts about the $2,500,000 building program upon Which electors will vote on May 20. Although the concerted Salva- tion Army salvage week drive doesn't start untiI May 14. calli from locaJ residents have already started coming ir. and Red Shield trucks are busy making pickups in thil area, Major Orio Ellison. manager of the Salvation Army Social Service Center serving this area, said yesterday. Residents ot the Harbor area may have a Red Shield truck stop at their doors by calling 28 'or 360 in Newport Beach and Bal- boa, 2042 on Balboa Island and 741 in Corona del Mar. Officia ls Attend C it ies ' Meeting A discunion of municipal con- tracts and the liability of city offl· cla11 thereunder . featured I a a· t Thursday's executive board meet- ing of the Orange county division of the California League of Oties, according to City Attorney Geor&:e Dennison and 0 ty M&nager John Sailors who attended. The session, which was held at Santa Ana, was addressed by Ray Overacker, city attorne-y of Huntliigton Beach. A survey by th!' state depart- ment of education reveal! that ther t" are no"'' more children of pre· school age in California to- day than in all the elementary gradl'S combined. DID YOU HAVt YOUR . 11 POUf!IJ$.. OF FISH IN 1HI? llr. AYW'llip A view .-a II.tile .... 11 pt fr of ftell I.-,_, act.GI'. ... to a _.. '"'1 Jmt ...-pleted ~ tM U.& ~·~~ ~el 'st&) ... d.act. la tile coatia•t.l tJalteel Stat.o oboc:e I-11M ,._... lrom ltoH _._..,_ per 1ea1 ud tbe lllllod.t. 19 ta- cr c -ms very llowl y. t.he d~ -·-. Sneak nieves Get $180 Loot 1'vo petty thE"fts from can parked in the 1000 block on East Central avenue were> ~rtm to Newport Beach police Saturday night. L. Waluman of Los Angeles re- ported that a suit case and cloth- ing valued at $60 was taken trom his car sometime before 1 a.m. Sunday. Allen Christophenon of Carlsbad, wh ose machine was parked in about the same loca- tion, said that a coat and two ~eta worth $120 had been stolen llittween 9:40 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 a.m. Sunday. REMAINS OF ARMY HERO RETURNED The remains of First Lleut. Er· win W. Krueger, formerly an employee of the Band ol America, Newport Beach branch, are being returned to Orange county this week following arrival of the U.S. transport, Sinnet. rrom the Pacific area. Lt. Krueger's next-of-k1n is listed as Mn. Elsie A. Ehlen ot Orange. The army man \\'as killed in June. 1945, while in action at Okinawa. and had also fought on Leyte in the PhtLippine Islands. He received the bronze star, the Philippin~ liberation ribbon with two stars, an arrow medal for beach invasion and the combat in· fantryman's badge. • • "One Worl or None" is the title of a ta.tk to be (iven next Saturday, at the Costa Mesa Communjty ~ by Dr. Vernon Na 1 h. outste.ndlng advoc:ate ot world government. Dr. N nsh. v\co presideN or the UnJted World Federalists was a Rhodes schola:r from Missouri in 1916. In 1924 jhc founded the tlnt school ot journalism in Asia at Yench!ng Univenity In Petplng. Nash i5 tht author of Sh'eral books on worJd problems. ln his volume, "I t Must Be Done ,AKaln," he summartui the struggle of the 13 ort1lnal colonJes to fonn a federal government and argues that 1 the nati<>f1S should now form a similar federal government or the world to JTiaintain order and peace. Stuart Innerst of Costa Mesa. chairman of the Pet.ce Section of t h e American Friends Service committee heads the local com- mJttce which ~ ls sponsortng tt}e. appearance ot Dr. Nash. The m('('lin@i. to which admission is free. will begin at 3 p.m . A question peri¢ wi.11 folio"'' the address. ! Ledger sheets at News-7' .. -r.es. : l'RESTOMATIC FLUID DRJVll• ' rr A/JI ro f' AU CAU "' ova Or1'1-Flf'B CBll.fSUll,-'l.f llOUTB s&ll.'1QI nut: •.nuJP CBMSlEJl-'l.f llOfJTB lll'tGll¥EER/,VG TIUNSlllSSION NEWPORT HARBOR. ·MOTO 2.t9 I Coast -Highwey t-IEWPORT Beec:on ·6515 s Board Makes' Erosion Stu4Y • STANLEY CITES URGENT NEED OF SCHOOL BUILDl.NGS, ~ Earl Stuley of Balboa Island toda,y pointed to the flnandn& of -build- -..-·-ue cur-hip In califomla's distreaed ...,.Uy bolns mode on the ooe.n school cilstrirn u OM of the moot front -., New port Bach and proa1ng of 'the umolved money Snl Beech by memben ot • problems at the pttSent snsion Beach ~ Board from Wuh-ot the state leglsla~ure. lncton, D.C., It WU dbcioeed this Wftlt. .n.e WO<k Is under the cllroc-Tiie legislator userted that It tion ot the-U.S. army chJll!( of is estimated a minimum of $25.-l'n&h>een ~ 000.000 a year needs to bt spent Thia vit.J board was ~t up on school buildJng within the next a-.tely 15 yean ogo u sevual )'CVS. r • s u 1 t ol Congnssional laws "In many places in California," paued becaUR of rxtemlw dam-Stanley said, "three sets of pupils age to the country's beaches. The a.re being handled daily in a single fie-Id party now at work in this classroom. Ir we are to continue at"E'a on three major projects is as a leader in Amerl~an education, composed of nine men with Jack ·we must attack ~~is problem of Gardner of Dallas Tex.as ove:rcrowded conditions and class- ject engineer and' Robert 8:r~ room shortages." he added. aJ party chief. Other members of the party include H . E . Hartge, assistant party chief: S . F . Blaine, survey chairman; W. E. Reece, OtfiCf' engineer: R. M . Caney, Ger~ ald Sine and Cliff Huston. all three of Huntington Beach, and C. I. Shephard. ,,.,..., Proje< .. u.ted The three projects which are Unde"t the jurisdiction of this field party Include the beach from t he Jetty at the Naval Depot at Seal Beach to Newport Beach. the Mi!· slon Bay recreation center re- cently reveloped bv San Diego and Santa Monica Bay. The party has been at work on tht" local project on and off since F ebruary or 1948. The board ha.s field headouarters at present at the Naval Depot. It is responsible for makin~ !U~ge-8tlons and pus- fn2 on designs tor construction and structures along the beaches. At present, their work here con- sists ot compiling general engl· nttrlng information relative to shoreline construction and changes. The "Army Olief of Engineers has tM responsibility tor approving aD installation! along the coast from mean high tkle outward. Un.It U Mobile A completely mob i I e group wtuch can move on short notice. the field party has a truck and trailer unit with its own power plant and uses the trailer as tts field ofnce. Among t he equipment utilized by the party are two 2'it·ton Dukws, amphibious trucks de- veloJjed during the war for am- phibious landings. They also have a complete 2-way radio set for maintaintng contac:'t with all members of the group and stan· dard surveying equipment. In addl- tion to this there is a Blood· worth echo sounder. a device which reflects sound waves off of the bottom of the ocean. These waves arc graphically recorded on a st.rip of paper so that a pro- file off the OOttom topography of the ocean bed ls given. • Alld111 ·Powss Biil Approwed The reculatorl" powets act. wb1c:h vats in the state's flab and came commission the auth- ority to oet the 11:-. bog llmlta &Del areas. apPe-an to be safely past the state's lecislaton. ·aid so are .• •• ~ Local "-'"' -lndlMllnc . the Balboa Aill!'nl dub, ·-t.t the .,.._,,... -..,.41 --t-the !loll --......, ... -·· _ ... \llltll 90 cla3'9 -u.. end ot the next nauJor -&ion of the lesillaturoe. WIU-t that IDH.Sure, the powa a ~ have ended 90 da) .. after the cl..- of the ir-nt ....ion. • GREYHOUND fares ,._..,.. SAN Dl(GO • • • • • S 1.45 PHOENIX ••••• • • 6.U TUCSON •••• • • • • 1.75 """'' .... , LtJllllSRILD • • • • $2.60 !.ACUMIHTO -• • • S.40 SAN FlAHCISCO • • S.651' _......, .... AODI TIO HA.l SAVINGS O H I O UHD Tl l P f Alf S . ·- C. C. SWAFFORD, Loco! A-t 532 Coest Jtip .. ,, Newport ... di Ph•• .... 5412 SPECIALS TUES., WED., APRIL 18, 19, 20 CRISCO 3~. 89' w, ...... A.'90f'•ld ProcnMd AMERICAN CHEESE 2~.69' THE ECONOMY-WJSE PATRONIZE REAL VALUES HMrh of.C.lif, MARGARINE :~. 21' PEAR HALVES No. 2 Ys 29' s;..,.... -so;, htt8d 25' . .., """ CHERRIES No.1 DOG FOOD No. 1 ... -DA.SH -Gr.1111•._... _27' Eooy .. .,. SOAP ICE CREAM .... 15¢ so ... --.WINIO ORPHUD "~.1 2~··19' LiJOO;-m , APRICOTS RIPE OLIVES LUNCHEON MEAT 1 !.~ 37' SchHN111"1 -........ COFFEE EVERYDAY VALUES -WASHING POW. ~ .• APPLE CIDER T. Gent; -Mini FrWt JELLY . ¥y-T ..fi•• 6 Del n..,.,, PACIUGP DESSERTS ... ~. AMMONIA ...... HOMINY.~~ AOUS1AOU1 cWMn SOIL OFF 1-•· 31' .. .. ,. ... 13; -39; ..... .... 69¢ LliZilfi,_y.., .. g :~~CORN ... OQLIQ • NO RUB WAX , .,.u •• 0 IVE OIL CAKE ·FROST. HONEY ' ... 2, •• 25' .... 29~ 19' Ho. 1 ... 1;:; 49' ,. ... 49' VISIT IQ ca1uo1 ISLAND IN THI RONT LONY •.• HEW GUSS Tonlll FllOllUIS -YOUI OONVDl- llMCI ••• WATCH Poa AN~IMIHn Of COOICIHG SCHOOL ••. MAITHA I.MAN IN "ISOM ' • • ' • • p ... , PAD lnOu:N .-.011 • • LIPS 1tAPT i'BD'T '&&Ji'OKI&U ••t.llOA. BOio: A blue poodl ~ i-d """""'1 by Mn. M. H. Meek.,. of 332 IJndo. Balboa., was stolen from her home Saturday afternoon, the told police last Wttk. .. Theft ol a 'lf!'Vm--man life raft from 106 Garnet. Balboa Ialond. ..... reinted to police Satlmlay •venln& by the owner, Gordon Anderson of Glendale. 1111 .......... C>~ • PAW ;~ ,,, .. NROMATIC WASHU _ ... ., _., .. ...... .,, ..... ....... · Mss iw 11P&t.cr to Che .... ot lilo bd. A.II ,... do lo .. • dial. J,A(JJfJ).otrAT .. • 'ftrd1 • .. .... • L ,._ <a look • ..._ h I: •I CW, la ':•Ill Illas tt...I .. ..,., ...,, Pbooe QI and maim .,. ~ti "° .. the t.undromat wub a la.d of 1'>'U cloUim. IT'S FREE. AA~ MOtff-No awkward bandlnc .. .too . """" ,_ ... .. ....-...~ .. thel...iiac abllf ii • dime 9Dd. wwk: .... ,,,,." OIAJ. C0#1'R04.-All opera.- tlou performed crvJOMOhcollr: lllarllac. otoJJl)iDa. ftllinc, ..... temperature,, .-Mtq, riulq ~ llOCU-UIOf-AD 1-mmt oftl' all known wuhina meca.. odL ID.dined B~..,. a ...... i.npetioll thstil~eftldem. Ull~ aJAION._ Tm l.AondromK ha DO lint trap. Wuii. and rime ....... kaepm..rior~clmn. INSTALLS AHYWHHfl No l>olllng lo FIOOI' ••• No VllHoHon/ LES NOTT ELECTRIC latl w. O.Cnll NEWPORT ll&lttor !51 TUNI IN TID llALONI •• , ...,. _,....,, ._ .. , ..... ht.,. , , . .UC Netwe,._ ' • An nample of efficient work on a 1t::raJght cooperative, subcontractor basis in these pre-. seuon days of burn, scra~, sand, caulk. glaze, paint and varniah is a harbor marine quartet of pro-- fesaionals who, so they say, and many believe, have no bett.en: ln their profesalon. The quartet are Flnk, Dixon, Heytt and Smith. CertaJn tt la the two former have earned a fine reputation ln local yachting drcles, and while there are many competent men in th.ill hard business. one hean the names of Fink and Dixon frequently mt-n~ tioned in yacht clubs, 1ocl<:er room1 and along the water front. We looked up Harold Fink and found he had been i professional boAt man for 20 years (including time spent in the U.S. Navy) and had been painting and doing general maintenance on boa.ts for nearly all that time. "Dick" Dixon has been steadJly yacht radng and ship painting for 20 yea.rs, Heyer hu been at it professionally for 30 years and Smith, the baby of the quartet. for 15 years . As stated before there are other fine painters around. but we be- lieve that these four are unique in their DMOciation (they are their ou.'n paint department) and also in the fact that they work together in the biggest shipyard in New- port. These men, not being em- ployees. b u t responsible con- rractors gives the owner a double sense of securt ty as both the men and the shipyard are beind what they do. Biggest recent job wu McC\llloch's huge, flat-bottomed sea barge-which cleared their 75- ton ways by a scant foot. Slickest recent job was Robert Miller'• WES1W ARD (on which the ubl- qul tous Dixon hu crewed on tri- umphant races to Honolulu). WESTW ARO was an' example of rhe "plate glass" finish these boys SE>em to specialize in. On a fairly large job the four stay toget her in a group, moving tor-ward as a ream. One watching for "holi- days·• <which are easy to make when on enamel. large areas of varnish or when the light or sun docs not rC"adily reflect their work). Dixon, u.·ho is the most garrulous of the lot. seldom speaks when working: they usually burn . scrape, paint or varnish ahead in silence. They are not trying to kid the cJjent into believing he's getting a real dollar's worth of time from them -they're Just naturally bor n that way. Men who seldom talk are usually good Lis· tenen and they must have acme WHERE ELSE CAN .s • • ~o_.o....,.~11u breim. ...,_,.°"'.eel"' by &be all.....&e •-t ~ at Callforala State Pol)'t.....Uc Celi.co bl Saa. Lalo Oblapo to "'ell at lta l '7llll ab- aaal Poly RO;ral «leb...Uoo April H MUI IO. good ancrdotes stored away-we'll look 'em up sometime-ceparately. ot <t ot Harborma.ster. Russell Oalg, reports "all quiet" on the Harbor fTont. The few rough days e.xperl- enced this put winter kept the department very busy for a few hours on sudden emergendn: but if everything is kept in ship-shape condition ALL THE TIME it should be rare for cond.Jtion.1 to get calamitous. There may be a small headache here and there, but by and large this past Easter week, thJnga in the Harbor v.were on a very even keel. Summer will brtnii real headaches. Promisdous iwimming In the congested chan· nets ls already qrovtng a sununer problem. \ Oiff Chapman, t h e Enaenada armada admiral doesn't think the race will get too big or unwteldy- but ls surely burgeoning out hand- somely. Entries a.re well past Jut ye a r ' s smuhlng "104 ships." Starters and judges are going to have a unique fxperience -one hi th er to never Qndergone by any aimltar group •n ocean Millng history, anywh~e. anytime. The period between the five-minute and startin& guns Is going to be critical. etpecia)ly il there is a stiff bre(>ze {li~e '48). The start will be vital if the finish is close. Yacht racing rtes will not appl)' for the duratio of the race. One and a hall hou after the start the oontesta.nts wlU automatically go under lnte~t1onal Rules of the Road. Yach racing rules, ex- plained her e ntly, wru n&t· urally govern flit the start, but once clear at ~a the rults must be abandoned far the international \aY.'. The 90-minute period will give them a chqnce to settle !'.!own and take care of fast laggards. Most any kind of sea traffic may be encountered on this course. and you can't tell the U. S . Navy, the Luckenbac~ line, a tun8.11}8n or a 16.000-ton tanker "there's a race on!" The aontestants will be in the steametj lanes during the houn of darknep, too. R SSI Open r Lunch 1' DIMM 4WI BUY SO MUCH CAR? 1 ~::~~:~~~~:r~ Delivered in .NEWPORT BEACH ................................... :::..::-..................... -. -- • y.._, ..... ,-..pnc.. not .. Ot'1 \W,..,._. AM .., clea..r.d pric:ie iMll.rdea tMt a an ffwM ---...,__, ... --.-. ..... .... "' -· "Mid s..· -yow --.......................... '1cl ... ~ ....... .. ,.., .. ,......, • ......,_ •• _ yow .... ""--•.. "" hal of .,, "ltydoo c-1' ..i .... o-ftu • ....,_...,. -.. ._., .... .... oft -•• -n •• ,...,. .. s.. ....... ""'°"" ........ _,, ... ""' far ,_..it. c:.... ......... ..... 9fanl.Y .. 'l-10onl.-,..._. TilelO~in'fNlfnt THEODORE .ROBINS • lllojl a o.tnl ----Ill N-....,t- • Your Ford Dealer Since 1921 , ...... FAS-la..T SOii mil AS 'm"FAS-aa ••IUI" • • ,_M~~r.~'!_ NEWS.TIMES • *"·~~ .. ./111au:ul IJ,.(!~J, Hone Meet Purveyor Gets More Anes !From La Habra Stu> .lohn Amodeo, lb< ~ Kloc. mtered • suUIY plea tbrv bis attorney. Micha<! Shannon ot Loa Angeles, In the. Br .. Town- ahlp Court of J~ Earl<y lut w~. on chafllft of adult.,._ •ting hamburitt with bonemeal and alao fall< labeling. Judce Earley lmpooed finos ot $:!()() on eac::h counL Amodeo ii now serving a year's Jail tenn In Loi Angeles after a guilty plea on similar charges. He wu scheduJed to appear ln oourt here a few weeks ago, but the CSR was postponed because of the Loa Angeles trial. Similar charces a r e pend.Joe against Amodeo in Bakentleld and Fresno. Oil City Gives Signs of Opening to Gemes <From Huntington Beach News) A '1...ette!' of Intent" embodying recommendations for modification of t he municipal anti-gambling ordinance, WilJ be placed before the dty coundl next Monday night by the 1pedal invnti&atlng comm.it tee. "Wt> have held one meeting since Mayor Gi-ttr appointt>d the commltttt." Councilman Le Ba.rd said, "and di&cov~ that about 15 percent ot those who signed the petition for relaxing gambling control were bona fide registered voters." "I believe modification is in order," Chairman LeBard stated, "since t t ls the general tren<1 of 0 range county ITijJnlcipalities. When our 'letter of intent' is pre- sented, It will probably contain prD'•isions for limited, small gamb- ling ventures under strict Hunt· ington Beach police surveUance. Our principal aim In thl.s matter is to keep out the big shot Los Angeles hoods. and confine it to local Interests." Anaheim to Observe Civic Progress Week CFrom Anaheim Bulletin) Ovlc Progress \Veek, April 26- 29, has been termed .. a program of unified civic action to stimulate public interest in plannlng the growth of our community with foresight." by chamber of com- merce offidals. Sponsored by the chamber of commerce in coopicra ti on w l t h dvic organizaUons the third an- nual progress week Y.ill be marked by daily programs covering all phases of Anahelm·s community Ute. Seventh <;:ompleint Wes the Lest Strew • -. StJm 6PPll ~ Oi»WWW 11a11c:1ccz Dr. <; G. SU.SS. -U known local yacbtmwl and -t (F'ro\n Lacuna South Cout N.,..l 'Ibo .....,th oomplalnt bl five d • y. ap1nat lb< cllaturtia.- =ated by boys who have rented th• house at sn Graceland drive resulted in the arrest early today ot th< 7 out b who rented ihe bous<. .-1 ot tho Hari>or ..... lot ~ L. the Jut two yean, bu opened his I.-!--.....:;;;:;:;.;.;;;.._ .... __ ..., Paul Fredttiek Rohl. 22, Los Anples, • was taken into custody dental ottlce at 313 Marine •- nuo, Balboa Island. Dr. Suea was (ln<luated from tho coll<ge ot clentlstey at tho Unlvenlty of Southern California In 1925 and bu malnUslned his practice In Loa An&elf!I ever aince. ' . Seal Am.,.._ I uc:a 700lll ~ IODKJ&L~' ,-Beacon 1111• by Police Ueutooant Geo'1!" T. DD'lUIB Pletts on a charge ot disturbing A Twentieth ~ntury Fund re------=::;:.:.:=:::.--..;;;;- the p .. ce at about 4 un. today_ port AYS that population P<r William J. Dal•n Rohl wu llelltmeed · by Qty llQuatt mil• of arable land is 68 D.DA Judge c. c. Oavath to pay a in Russia. 102 in the United _ ~ llllt' 8tl sit fine of $70 or spend 30 days In States, :IOO In Italy. 587 In Ger-Newpen Br "" flnZF £ the county jail H• paid the fin<. many and 2,430 In .lapan_ -..,_,, Police said they have r.celved ;::=========== n u m e r o u s complainta from Baun By .App>lntme».t ne!ghbon about tho yelling anc1 LESTER & CO. other noise at the house,' and M1 w '-hphs Slkld ~ that they had warned the youths $15 E. c.m.I A..., a.nio.. Calil. on each occasion. In all, 22 boys of Bubar 81 college age have been living ln B:EAJ> omCE: the house this week. 621 S. Spdng St.. LA. 14 Councilmen Vote Selves Free Golf Play (From San Clemente Sun} When a city eounci.lm.an plays ~lt at the municipal course It wifl hereafter be on official business. That was the decision of council- men Wednesday night when they voted that they need not pay the regular green tee any longer. Since the councilmen do not receive any renumeration for their · services to the dty it wu felt that they •could at least play golf for nothing. Previously the only WRY a coun- cilman could pl~ golf free wu by being an ex'-coundlman. The action of the council brought con- siderable kidding and laughs from the lobby. Oty Attorney B. Z. McKinney declared that the only way for a councilman to inspect the course wu to play over It and thus he was acting in an offi- dal capacity and should get his game for "nothing." Sunset Beach Group Studies Incorporation (From &>al Beach Post) Plans for the incorporation of Sunset Beach are now under stu- dy .by the Sunset Beach Improve- ment Association. W. F . van Der Ahe. secretary. has been directed by the association to communi- cate with officials in Sacramento concerning the necess.aty proced- ure for Sunset Beach to become a city. Directors of the association de- clare that present population figures, the believed certainty of large growth in the future and the need for home government are all reasons for incorporating the community as a dty. Surfside Colony and the Mead- owlark Village district lying on the bluff north of Sunset Beach are lncluded ln tentative diacus- sioos of proposed areas to be bounded by the projected city limits. Auociation leaders estaimate the population within this area to be approximately 4500 persona. Dr. o. G. ~ DENTI!l'l'llY Harold K. Grauel Chapel . ' . ,. IU 110~ •T81 • •• n.o.ie: .. ?.,.. 501t Ooeta ·- PRYSlOIANs-8mulEONS-D.0. Dr. Edward W. Milum ~..s1wa11• o.teopmtll Offtce: ' 811 .. drr•: Rart»or Z9U llW!'JD ...._., t1& Goldenrod A'4ftue Corona del Mar, C.ltfomla W. T. Mooney Pll7*IU ... sva- SUBOEBY OBSTET1U08 eat&Oeatnl -·" PHY81CIANs-8UBOlEON8-ll.D. Henry' R. Hall, M, D. ·~ ODd am.- Boon: z.a. br Appota-& Tdepllone rse.oon ll8f3 111 Broad,...y Coela - Wallace J. Miller, M. D. Eye Phyaician In the Blrtcber Bulldt"I" By Appobl"'-&: Bart>or l.lllll 1415 Coa1t Blvd. S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814 BAY AVE., BALBOA llal'bor 1,U Otfloe lloon: Zto5p..m. Moncla.Y throUl"h Fridil.J" OPTOMETRISTS - E. T. BUTTERWORTH. O. D. Optome-t EVES EXAMINED LENSES DUPUCATZD 01-~ and MJaRed IU6 W. C..,tnl Ave. 11.v. UU NEWPORT BEACH BE WISE? ADVERTISE! MARY WORTH'S FAMILY* ·* AA.£N'T 'l1ClJ RIDIM6 10 \frrlORK WfTM SUI.I t'Hti · MORNIN6, IRJCI(.! lOU'u o.an.-""°""'1 wt MAD A • Ob.OU. Al"POIN'I' MlNT WITM M~ICI IUOO roa "'1UlUI • UM··Ml.MMON··· ll A UTTLtSJI. WMOOtli AHO HW ME.DOWN! , ,. - • • , • ' ' ' ' • Tund•y, April 19, UM9 . ' NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIEDS--Y U~-GREATEST CLASSIFIED AD MEDIUM . NEWS. TIMES -Tuesdays end Fridays NEWPORT · BAY POST-Wednesdays PERMANENTS $3.75 & UP l<TREPT . r.F. WOOn STORE FOR LEASE 116 22nd St., Newport Beach Now occupied by Newport Jewders Available May 1st. Rent $41. • 3-Bedroom Home • Newport Heights Br.and new, attractive and well buift. Has ftreplace, 2 fumaoe units, hdwd. firs. Lots of built-Im and storage space. This will qualify for either an FHA or GI or Irisurance Co. law Interest loan. Low down payment under $2000. a . a-llW .. J --.. --..... -... -n-.. T..-,-4 N.....,. a.,,_• W1'1••sr Ail beauty work at reasonable prices "nal 1-l w Charcoal RTC: H'l' CO MINIMUM AD IS 4 UNIS ........ : Call 0 .. Louise's Beauty Shop 1784 Newport Blvd .. Costa M ... 4 u-1 -s .6S $ .75 18TI Newport Blvd., Costa 11t... PHuNE llEACON ~-c-43 4 u.. 2 ti-1.25 1.40 4 u-J -1.75 1.95 racrou trom Mesa ~a1re1 1-~R'"'E~D=w=+G"""'M=AR=""INE~,..= ----pt..,. Hor. 13 °' 208, ask lo< "Ad Tolw'' °'send od &. <emi-.CO to PHONE 'BEACON 5032-J Phone Foote Realty, Harl>or 24 2-Bedroom Home * Newport Hei~hts Built in 1948; 1 short block from Olff 15rive. Partial view ··-·····-----··-·····$8950. $2000 down NIWPOIT HAllOa PUIUSHING CO. .. ........ _ .. ··-. .. .. . .... 3011 Ww C-tNI ....... 1 Mcw,..1 '-dii1 c.li..,_ 22-LOST AND FOUMD Tiw News--Tima will not be responsible for rnore thon one incorrect ............... ',,."' .-... .. -· BRAND NEW lS.h.p .. 4 cyl., com- Insertion •fan odvertisem«'lt, reserves the right to correctly c:Jossity any LEIT BUCCANEER CAMERA in plete with gear, $545. J;4-"'USIC. RADIO, TIUVISIOH J4 45-llKT, MISCILLANIOllS 4S ... ............. . ·-....... . ................... ··---.......... ..... and all ads ond to reject any advertisement not confonnW>g to rules ond Standard Oil Service Station COLE'S COVE LANDING regulations.. Concellotl....11s will be received up to 9 o.m. Adverti.sements B Sh Cam ORANGE ~UNTY AhENCY SPINET. Cue slightly damaged in shipment. Brand new. Save $165. This Is a boauty. DANZ- SCHMIIYr PIANO CO .. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. We have the So1o-Vox.. FOR LEASE -OFF'lCE at 400 Coast Hlgh•·ay. Call L. C. Mock, Harbor 566-M. 67-p • Both of these homes are in excellent neighbor- hoods, near the high school and new intennedlate school will be oc:cepted up to 11 o. m.. on Tuesday for News-Times and near ay ore p. $30 re-'-V '-" Wednetdcy Post; ond up to 9 a. rn. for Friday News-Times. PhOne Hor-ward for return. Beacon 5453-W. FOR REDWING MO';l'ORS be< 13 :~~~: •• _, , _ _... .. ............ ,, .... _ ~.;;:::;:; .. ;;;_._:;;._;:; .• ;;;_:;;.;:;.;;;.;;:::;:;.;;;_:;;_;;;.;;;_._;;,67;;.;;;~;:;.z:. 3112 ~~t\~;'1"'rt """" 28-SITUATIONS WANTID 21 FILL DIRT~ Harbor 1001-W, SUITABLE location for S~ LOFT or marine upholstering BEACON HILL REAL TORS R-E-A-1.,. T -0-R-S Classified Index ~'=~I-NISS ..e~!.e! ____ .. ,,.!! ·-. ---. ,_ evenings. _L 67-c WOMAN ALONE desires position ON ~ SPINET, used, full keyboard, now only $295. Come and see this. DANZ-SCHMIDT, Sa nta, Ana. Your Knabe dealer. · shop. Size 40 x 70 upstairs. • OFF1CE SPACE 124 • '5l avail-466 NEWPORT BLVD. -... ..... ... .. ........... .. .... ........... .._ SAW REPAIR SHOP SHARPENING OF hand, band, circular, and dado sets. 1208 Coast Highway .Nwpt Sch. Open SaturdaY' Ph. Bea. 6105.J 43-c-H HARBOY1 TRANSFER Local and Lorrg Distance Hauling COURTEOUS SERVICE 1962 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa Beacon 5538-J 53-tfc .... __ , __ ........... _.,,,. ....... working manager, motel, apl. TELEVISI ..,99.50 house or caretaker . 25 yrs. ex-(plus ta.X). For a perien«e, JO yrs. local. Refer. F Jt E E , ences. Harbor 205().R. 67-p-68 HOME DEMONSTRATION HOUSEWORK-$! an hr. -aho Call Beacon 6296 -fine ironing. ONn transporta-Harbor Radi~ -Television Co. ti on. References. Harbor 205()..R; 4TI Newport ~vd. Costa Mesa if no ans. call Harbor 1973-M. 63-c-TI 67-p-68 TWO BABY SITl"ERS AVAIL :ii-FURNlTUgfOii'~~~: --:·~"jj Saturdays, Sundays and e\.'e-••• .._. -l --~--,_...,. H~r~~~it_ble rates. Phone ANTIQU):: LOvERS! WILL trade beautiful new Spinet even up for good used Grand Piano. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. SPINET. Famous Lester Baby 64. Now only $247. Easy terms. DANZ-SCHMIIYr PIANO CO .• 520 No. P.fain, Santa Ana. able upstairs. SEE G. !<;. MINNE"tl 901 Coast Highway, Newport Bch, PHONE BEACON 6281 64-c-66 ..................... ..... ................ -.... .... 4l-APTS. & HOUSIS 43 . ...... .. .... . SMALL UNFURNISHED house, 3 near stores and transportatlon. $50 incl. util. 4T1 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. 67-c Ph. Bell. 5713-R (Eves. Bell. 5779-RJ Exclusive Listings Lido Isle Bedroom -2· Bath Home on comer lot-Permanent view of bay-Extra large living room with M.eeping alcove-Beautitu1 enclosed patio, only 2 years old -MUST BE SOLD. REAL VALUES 2 bedrm. home, only 3 ~an old. on 1Ji: acre. This won't last Iona Only $6500. WANTED -Any kind ot yard You 'll be thruied with our beau- work or g8J1fentn.-:: Will bulld tiful Lincol~ type solid walnut garden or retaining wall. Call desk. Come 11"1 soon. lO 12-IUILDING SllVICIS .......,.,,,._. ...................... _., .. .... 10-IUSINISS GUIDI USED PIANOS. $89, $67, $105, pay only $4.00 per month. DANZ SCHMIDT PIANO CO .. 52'l No. Main, San ta Ana. Home ol.. the "'orld fan10us Knabe Pianos. RENT A PIANO. Let tho kiddieo learn. All rent terms allowed if you buy. $5.00 per month. DAN'.ll-SCHMIDT. 520 No. Main. Santa Ana. DESK SPACE AVAILABLE for public stenographer in return tor part time services. Call Har- bor 1037. 67-c _ ........................... ....,. ____ .. Newport Heights 2 bedrm. home &: guest house In rear. Hardv.•O<Jd floors & fire.. place. Tile kitchen and bath with shoW'ef'. 2 car garage. 13.4 acres on nice corner, 5 min. from beach. Don't fail to see thla one today at this remarkable )ow price of only $12,500. Tenns. -----~~----------, ____ , ________ , ______ ,_~-:-~-' FURNITURE Made to Order Slip Coven FURNITURE RECONDITIONED MESA UPHOLSTERY 2350 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa. Calif. Harry McKee Rh. Beacon 6338 HARBOR TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling COURTEOUS SERVICE 1962 Harbor Blvd., COlta Mesa Beacon 5538-J M&M Re~rigeration Service DAY and NIGHT CommercJal Marine and Domestic Unlvenal Frick Installation Fractional t o Tonage Call Beacon 6423 Public Stenographer Mimeogt'aphing Addressing Notary Public Phone service SARAH E. WHEATLEY Birtcher Bldg. Ph. Harbor Im c.oron~ de1 Mar (eves.) Kl 2-5068 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Odd J obs Beacon ~283-W. "' PO Box 63. Platform rock,oMI, genuine anti· Glass broken? Door sprung! Newport Beach. Q5..tfc ques. Screen locks need fixing? Fau-EXPERIENCED SKIPPER desires Ch<'rry lamp tfble ......... -······· S25 cets leaking? Fixtures & lampe work on boats. Mechanical work. Love Seat, black walnut ........ $60 need repairing? Ph. Har. 801·W refini.shlng, etc. Rea.son.able. Har. Many, many other articles to day or eve. Cabinets & shelves 441-J evenings. 64-Uc select from. "\Ve specialize in _b_u_il_t._pe~in_t_in~g'---&_c_ar_pe~n_try~. _ DUNN'S DAY NURSERY School. low prices:· ~ Lie. for 5 children at $2.00 per MUIR 'S PLANNING TO FRESHEN YOUR HO~IE? FOR PAINTING. REMODELING. FLOOR REFINISHING CALL BEA. 5306-R SOUTH COAST MA 'T'F:RIA T.R C:O Roady Mixed day. Scheduled training-lawn and fenced yard. 1584 Santa Ana A.NTIQUE ~nd GIFT SHOP A C M 2206 Ne\\'J)Orl Blvd. Beacon 6022 ve., a;!a esa. -.... . .. . . . . . . . .. ..... ..................... . 29-HlLP WANTED 29 ............. ....__.... ....... -........... - EXPERfENCED housekeeper Live in or oul. SmaU children in 67-c-H MONEY home-. C'll! Harbor 816. 67-tfc RAITAN, redv.·ood, aluminum. Specification WTought ir.o"', enameled and pe4!'1 CONCRETE EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper & rurniture. l?l'flCh and garden um· 229 W. Wilson Costa Mesa St£'nographer. 1l1ust be familiar brellas, swi~s. pads, barbeques. Phone Beacon 5346 34tfc with double entry system. Apply indoor plar.~. The largest selec· Bennett Hardwood F1oor Co. Box \V. % Nev.ts-Times. 65--tfc tion and thie lowest prices ln California! ~ Floon lal.::.d· ~n::ihed Finished NeW!l-Tlmes advertisement< are HOUSE AND GARDEN BABY Grand. lovely tone, now only $485. Used but not abused. DANZ.SCH1-UDT PIANO CO .. 520 No. ~ta.in. Santa Ana. PIANO TUNING & COMPLETE REP AIRS. New spinets at a discount. Big allowance on old uprights. Free estimatos. LIOW!S W. TARTER 247 BROAD\\ AY Phone 604 Laguna Beach or drop post urd 14-c-35 BALD\VlN .\crosonic S pi n e t , slightly used. This is a bargain. Terms. DA .<ZZ-SCH MIDT PIANO CO.. 520 No. l\fain. San ta :\na. The Home of the famous Knabe Piano. ACCORDION -120 Bass. Llk• new. Reasonable. Call eVenlngs Harbor OJ08. W . 66-c-67 _.,.. .. ____ , ____ ......... -...... PHO~E R.~~W:~M I ·yo ____ ur_, ____ ~w-··-~-~-t-o ___ e~-·~-Cl-~-:_t _ .... s_~---n-~----~-.. I 611 (~~s~~~~yih~~:~~ 129 . 43~.;'&.J::::;:rt Beach l!;-~"!; ~~S."._l~!:'_I,?~ .. , .. ~~ LEA VING-S<llling furn!~~~ -~-!:--~_'!'l ___ ~---"-!4~.N_}! __ u __ N_ •• ~---""--_ ... ___ ;s..;..._, __ 3;..... ~ ED WALTERS Used S.tt. Frigidaire refrlg· clurungS.ft.$crvel Refrigerator, SEWING MACHINE TILE CONTRACTOR era tor. Good conrutlon ...... $49.50 5-pc. solid /nahogany bedroom ~EP AIRING Bath Root Dr&ln eoarda, etc. 1 used apt. stove, onJy 2 set, garden . tools. di.shes, fruit LET A SINGBR• expert tune.up 15th & Newport Ave., Costa Mep t. ... d M --•-ohln w rvl Phone Beat:on 8700-W-3 years old. Excellent condi-jars, 35 cen~ oz. isc. Items. YoW' ......... u.g ma e e se ce -' 140 Cab llloj CO!K M Be vacuum • cleaners. Reasonable 18-tfc Lion, like new .................... 49.50 r • esa. •· ch ~-Im t '·hed 1 47-nACTORS 47 ONE OF THE REALLY OUT· ------·-··-·------------~--------------·-·-··----NEW FORD TRACTOR U-DRIVE $12.50 per day ALSO Bradley GARDEN TRAC- TOR. SS per day. BALBOA BAY AIRPORT Phone Beacon 5453-W 53-c-74 ··--.. ---~ .... ··-· 41-AUTOMOTIVI; TIRIS . .................................. ........ RENT A TRUCK ORNE fT •YOURSEL~' Phone ORANGE 1343 1407 W . CHAPMAI'! Burt Mansur U-Drive 37-tfc 1946 BUICK Road.master Conv. New tires. rad.lo, heater. Won- derful buy. Only $1795. Terms. Harbor 2253--M. 67·c 1940 PACKARD 4-door sedan. Ex- cellent condition. overdrive. Owner going overseas, $750. See Sam Emmes, Villa Marina Yacht lla51n. 67-p STANDING HOMES IN THE AREA-2 bedrooms-2 lots on a corner-TillS IS A SHOW PLACE-SEE IT AND MAKE US AN OFFER. Roy Greenleaf Jr. & Asso. 3112 West Central, NeW]X>rt Bch. Phone Harbor 2552 66-c CLOSIN G ESTATE 708 Avocado • Corona del Mar Open tor Inspection Attract.Ive new 2 B.R. home, ocean .,view. Evt'ry room a picture. Separate stall shower. Therm. heat. Lots of closet ~ cupboard space. Hardwood floors, land- scaped. Large dbl. gar. Al.SO adjoining new 2 B.R. du- plex must go. Good income. Bar- gain. PHONE HARBOR 1431-M 67-tt'c CORONA D~ MAR 2-Bedroom HC<De Ololoe LocaUan North ot. ~way $1500 DOWN B. A. Nereson, Realtor B. A. NERESON, Real Estate 1972 Nev.'POrt Blvd., Costa Mesa Ph. Beacon 5225 GOOD 2 B.R. HOME and income. Well built ; in location. Also 2-3-4 unit All priced right. good aptl. H. 0 . PETRIE REAL TY 504 I> W. Central, Balboa HARBOR 0855 ALMOST NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME FHA financed with low down pay· ment & low monthly payment.. SEE OWNER. 439 FLOWER ST., Costa Mesa OR ORANGE COAST REALTY CO. 1856 NEWPORT BL VD. Bea. 6i98 57...,.70 No. A 17578 HARBOR Used O'Keefe &: Merritt con 5920. 67·p · artet. r..at ate urn... n 1948 CROSLEY, with 1949 molO< and only 250 miles on motor, 7500 on original car. Equity $550, due $325. $"76 Ins. and $18 license incld. 182 Cabrillo St., Costa Mesa. 65-tf advance. Call your • • • table top ranee. full size, FIRE sCREiN. andirons and 1937 LA SAILE-'38 motor, me. Euy Monthly Payment> Bay & Beach Realty, Inc. 15th and Ocntral Newport Beech Phone Harbor l26f MUST SELL, moving to New Mexico. 4 room house, garage; 1. Iota car. 42nd St.; I car. lot 75xl37, Costa M.U.. See owner 127 43rd., Newport Beach. NOTICE TO CREI>rroas Plumbin11: Service good conrution .................... 39.50 metal wood, box, no. China SINGER chanically perfect, s=. 673 Used Coolerator ice box, 75-BEAUTIFUL ~tom made daven-SEWING CENTER Victoria St., Costa Mesa. -ESTATE OF HAROLD· LEE 1768 Newport Blvd., Bea-6117 REPAIRWG OUR SPECIALTY BARNUM, etc., DECEASED. Contr1111cttna: and Suwtles lb. capacity. Excellent con-port &nd ch'1r. Salmon red. Ex-No chara:e for pick up and ~ 1948 CUSHMAN 3-wbeel truck, NO'nCE IS HEREBY GIVEN ~Ba--=th=Rooma:.:.:.:="-'=Dnlnboerds,..=:==~ 10 tbe credlton ol and all pcnona Gino Blocks Store Franta dltlon .................................... 15.00 cellent new~ condJtion. A 1ood livery. 4x4.x2; sutt .. f« light delivery, NEWPORT FURNITURE CO. buy. s.. ab327 Marlfold, Co-305 WS~A ANi;?-2394.!l e;ardenln&. etc. Rated 800 lb. CORONA DEL MAR EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $7950. 67-p ASSUME G. I. LbAN 822 CouPht Hi1hway -N~t. Bch. rona del M . . 67-p •Reg. u. s . Pat. Off. by Ser. Mfs. cap. Excell. cond, used 3 mm., 1-==~·~Be=a-'-. .:.6034::..:.:c.or:c...:.;~:.;45:.;,..~-1 LAZY SUSA$ Table, Fr• n ch Co. $85 dn., $165 financed at $19 bavln& clalmt aga!Nt the aald decedent or aa.ld estate to file D E L M A N C E L S them wjth the necessary vauchen TILE CONTRAcrC>R , IN COSTA MESA tn tbe otfioe of the Oerk of the 221 Oelc St. Costa Mesa, BEACON 5536-M ~or Court of the C4tu>IY of 63.c-TI <>ranee. State of California. or tol--o--o--=~-o~-~~~ -nt the ume, with th• neces· A-1 Plumbing Service SERVEL Refrigerator, S230; Easy Provlndal ~venport. Both are 51~/ mo. Harbor 1495-W. ~p-67 Wuher, $115. Year and half old hle;h quallt & Uke new. Sacrl·io-·-·-· ,-u-s-'iN_,_m ____ O __ ,_-----.. -n,-·-ii_m_is~·~-~-4o-' 1947 POWELL Motor Scooter, 2 bedrm. home, carpeted. heaL Patio with bar-b-q place. 2 bedroomr, H. W. floon, tlrcplaoe, large UYID& room. dlnlnc room, kitchen and aervlce porch.• Two patio. and l'Nlly a ltne home at a moderate price. MlY voucbers. to the undersigned at hla or her J,\lac-e of businev, ~wtt : at the offices ol her attor- ney, Max Hurwitz. 2611 W • • t Ocntral Avenue, Newport Beach, callfornia, within six months after the tlnt publication of this notice. Dated Mardi :l:ith., 1949. CHARLOTTE BARNUM Administratrix of the Estate of --t. Pub: Mardi 29 ; April S, 12, 19. JlH9, . SAM'S !J~THEFOOD 1-----M-I , ts Ol'.Df mn.w ll ea a • llrll ,. -. &WWW: LONG ••c:a 840-79, 802-00 and 824--06 FOR ' YOUR PROTECTION 2307 COAST BLVD. ' Efllcle1t Semce Repairs by Ross 24-Hr. Emergency Service 315 MARINE A VE. Har. l.54s.J COMPLETE HOUSECLEANING service. KitcMrr-& wall wa.shln1. noor cleanina A waxin&. window cleanln&. cawking, paintln•. rua cleantnc. All work &U&ranteed. Call tor free estimates. Bearon 6111. Al's House A Window _ C'Jeanlng Service. Mattress -Renovatin11: [nnenprtnp, bos sprinp, 1tudlo. etbtom made. odd alu9. cottGD mattreues made lnto innenprinp. ~built mattreues for ale. SAN!'ft ANA MATI'RESS CO. 411 E. 4th St. Ph. KL 2-3202 • WINDOW CLEANING • HOUSE CLEANING 'COLOR FLOOR Vlf AXING iW'bar 2861 NEWPORT r.tAINTENANCE 318 ~ O.ta M ... H.H.HOLBROOK DEPENDABLE PLUMBING A Prompt Repair Sttv1ce Maintained Phone: Harbor 1418-W 211>1 Coast Blvd. Newport Beach BE WISE! ADVERTISE! -cood condition. 3016 W. Cen-flee. n4 F lf:af, Q:rona del ... _.. ... ................... •· ........ $100. Good condition. Metal box tral Ave. HAR. 1464. 67-c-68 Mar. c 67-tfc EXPORT ASSOCIATE -High on tront. 500 E . Central, Balboa, POSTMAN TYPE BICYCLE with Jl-IOATS:su~a-... """Ii ~ex=1~:.1~!~~:.:1 ~ta~on .• -•.. "':':.~ TIL buEkefot,rLll<drealnnewboards. Harboandr 566-:th".1~· • .. B. F.S-"T"" •B• [;IL'"T" • B,O. -ANT. Boata, etc. $3000-$5000 INV. ~_I:::: ~ILlllS ................ • 11 Write box Q . % News-nm.... -~-" ... ,., . . .. .,, .......... -TRAILER.SUPPLIES rooms. 15 colon. Commerdal A F L 0 A T ! 4J.-.APTS. & HOUSD 4J Elec. Retrt~. Panel ray beaten. We clay. Also lnexpenaive wall -t~ ' • SUMMER OR YEARLY rental-convert vour cuollne 1toves to wall carpeting. Box Y, News-Pleasure boat bullt by Nevins ln 2 bedroom turn. apt. Adults. 215 Butane. nm.es. 67-p New York, \carries 10 or more Mari~. Ba l boa Isl&nd 8ff LUMBER-N I 2 d 3 •-~·-ngers Anderson Trailer Sales -o. • an gra....::-... ...---· owner 139 N. Bay Front. Balboa Seasoned Douglas Fir, 2 x ea. 25 IL In length, boam 6 ft., draft Island. &7-p-68 2100 Newpt. Blvd. Beacon 5215 $55 per thousand. Harbor 566-M. 2.6 IL ~ s•~~n RENTAL -Cape~-• R-ST HAVEN 67-p Solid Teak decks. v~~ ~ A BEAU"m'UL MODERN -----------~ Chrysler . motor. boUle overlooking Bay cl Ocean. 'l1lA.ILER COURT S E R V E L Spedal built·il air tanka. M&Jces 6 ~-4 summer months, L>.r&i view lots with lawn & trea. The G A S Refrigerator boat una!nkf.ble. Wu tender 1.,.. $1000. Ref. required. Bearon 18,,:.,~ ~)!":.,: Ferguson Hdwe. Co. yacht ~$1· 100 ' ;:r;!E· 2 -~. dupJ-· 67ap·LP 1~1 PomoAclulta Only -8th Succe.or to Eatua Hdwe "•...-• ~ ~ ~ •• na Ave. I Nev W. I ) 2205 eou · See or Call Extra nice, furnlahed or un-Cdlta Mesa Ph. Btaoon 5511)..J PHoNEt~•trr• ANTO!fUNDERsON turnwi.d. 330 Broadway. ea.ta • ·-----.. ,, ___ ----, ---~-------'41"-·-'tf'-'c Mesa. 67-c-ES ~~ .~ ~. -, , ~.1 AGITATOR TYPE "'aahinll m.1· 121 t Bay Front, RENTAL ·Y LOANS TO B~. IMPROVI:. rondltlon. 511 On:hld Ave .. Co-Har 2M9-M SPECIAIJBTS REFINANCE Unlt tire- Open Saturday & Sunday 503 Poinsettia, C.D.M: EARL F. CHAMBERLAIN PHONE HARBOR =·M -NOT $40,000 • • • NOT $2!5,000 • • • ONLY $15,850 WM. G. HAY Llccnsed Real Eotate -Comer of Qranae A Newpc:wt Blvd. CWacon WbNI Cohl Phone Bea. 5935 day or eve. ~21 NEW VIEW HOME Sunken llvln& room, 3 beautifully decorated bedrooms, lovely din- ing room, dlshwubcr, maJiocany doon. $15,500 See Saturday afternoon ar Sunday at 219 TUSTIN A VENUE Balboa bayfront property With protected pier &: tloat. BeautifUJ aecluded patio, ir-, flowen. 2 bedrooms, e;ara1e. Ideal place NEWPORT HEIGHTS to k-YolJl' boaL $"7,500 down 84-tfc to rcspcnslble party. Call Mr. LARGEST lcYel, view lot In dltt Twichell, Harbor 2034, eve. Haven. ·"'Make otter. CUb or 2142-W. trade !or 1-. Pb. Bea. IJlOll...1. 88Uc chine, 2 ~an old, In perfect Bait Wand BUY, MQJ)J!:llNIZE, Oil rona del Mar. Harbor 211>-W. ~ Call F.dna Cr'Olc We Biil' Trull Deecll 0 FT B =:-,="'""'~----:ss.==,.;tko;; Linwood Vick, Realtor NEWPORT BALBOA P'EDERAL 6 · · A Y VIEW LO NEW 2 BEDROOM ROME. 1M Merrill Place Between 2lat and 22nd off Or-•· Costa - Price ~le -0p"1 l to 3 ar call Harbor Oll92. Y<fu~ .~.= 65 H.P. s;uperior Diesel BAl1-WaM HA. ~ SAVINGS a LOAN 4SSN. $2750, Terms •Well expor""-d. bcnat, coo-2-1 ll<ductloq. Ready to lnatall. ~ 3ll38 Via Lido Pb. Hu. dOO See owner Saturday aft., S Id tJouo. $25()() C 0NVE1'i IE NTL Y located IO-tfc 219 Tustin Ave. ~ RADIO SERVICE Sllpo avail. f<Jf sooci boat llatlnp. APARTMENT, nlOOy fllmlahed Newport Helchla 62c Beach Lot HA. ~ or HA. 1&08-W. .I. With back yard. ~awmal or by L 0 A N S 1-lot '5 fL trontap. ---------=15-e-38= WYCKOFF MARINE year OP.A. m>L Call Harbor MONEY An tmprovmienta 1n. $495. 3 SCOOP metal bait tank, ,,..., I 1121).WK, · S.tfc L 0 A N S Evenlnp only Ph. Haber 1945-W, $20; Met.al !lah tank. :u· x cs· x 907 Cout HlllnnY Bea. ~1-W ON LIDO ISLE. Sporklln& beauti-L 0 A N S *To Consolidate Bills* 111-ttc 36", iww, SZI; 'Ittller clolly, $:.e ; ~ 86-p-4!8 !uJJ;y lurnlobed oUicle .t. double * T p T * IN SAN GABRIEL, Poi.....o HllL Redwood 1&wn table a bencheo. 14-tL B~. n'li Evin-•-ta. For tbe p:-..t ..-$50.00 to $5000 o ay axes Practically .-2 bedrm. A de9 44-tfo $18.50; Wat ... olds, $10. Har. rude 5.4 h.p. late '48, $100 or ;--3 bedrmanlbL ~~ --' Jo.. 0 • T •RY See .. for an Euy Payment Loon home. ·Huse UYID& rm.; 0- 441..J ev-•--trade tor l&te :t3 h.p. Svlnrudo. or OOOi -tor the w ~ on car, lllrnltun. trailer, or o~ !Urn. Balbrm -wltb E'"-"~-,~-:~;~;.~01c~-~·u~·-c·:·:::·::;~4 G~";;CTRic Dix. Jlo. lnq. Lot i;e. Newpor• Trailer ~-~PERrms. INC. * AUTo ...urlb. ~-= ~c~ 1::.·J::. tary Izonor. Bnnd new. Won In Park. 67-p 3333 Via Lido Jo.. FURNITURE HARBOR r!U valley. $13,8)0. WW COD- RELIGIOUS SCIENCE study a contest. ww oacrltloe. Pbooe 2 COMPLETlt .... ol sioW flap. Phono Ha.-lSIO w FINANCE CO . llder """"""'&. Phone Bubar irroup moeu •acb Wed .• 8 p.m.. ae.eon 6201-IL -'35 .. ch. ~ 32 volt ndlo re-FURNISHED ""'-tor two. a..n Other Personal Property ~ Bay Loon eo. 441.J -. 4B-1f 621 Marta-old, C. D. ll. Phone SHO~Black blue brown. sizes oelwr.-~ get lhlp -IJld cute, l4IO -· )'eOl' round. "QUICK SERVICE" . 260t W. Central An., ~18 LOT ON LARKSPUR - Mrs. Anna Bean, praciltlonor-7 ,;. and 7 1!. ill_ 'Rldlns boot>. I< broadcu, -with direction UWIU.. po.id. Can bo Men at "'-•l· A:f.r-H l'.iaollf Newport Beadl ~lot oft Ocean Blvd., Corona teacher, H&r. 2785-W. 65-<>-H ~ 6. Vory Cood qualJty and flndon. each. S.. Sam "ZIY time. 70t Iris Aft., Corona Cl ~-,,l;A REAL ESTATE LOANS ' ~· Owner, Bubar ~~ AJc:oh Ii An condition. 3605 Lake, Newport Emmes. Marlaa Yacht dcl Mar. --~ v• r Write P. g ~ 1561. ~g'Hf Beach. 66-e-67 Buln. 67-p NEW l BEDROOM HOUSE. N-e..,,.~ lnterel!t Rate 4lf.r-61c '500 DOWN ·-EXCELLENT -cusroii"~iESSiiWi~S.~tf=• NEW VICl'OR acldina -ch'-ST , with trailer, cood canal. '815-.. UllfUm. "" ,..r'a o VALUE. 2 bedroom-· LRi9 CUSl"'M DDESSM~'™G u low u $89.50. AllO all mal<a 1a11o -· -~---... -•• -. .s 77!1 lcuc ar S75 mo. an ,,_thb' 23rli rour BLVD. ~.S~-~ ~ Bu ~~"'~.~· pallO, RESTYLCNG ooA:LT!:iUnoN med addlns mochlnn. Tenm F'LAT'l'IE, ~ cond. --·--175 --Harbor 1013 or 1051-W, ,,::w~~w::!...~!.:i. ; unlta. New or"'74 & = ~ ~u•I· ,~ prlee $7900 -LOUISE-506 W. Bu A... .. low .. Sl0.00 clown. 11>-fL duo &jfJ Boet 50 alUr lilt. 86-c PHONE HARBOR ~ and .... by re-ftnandnc,...., -turnJohed-41>-tt. lot, 2-R - Balboa Pb. Huri1!:i: 303Bali:-s~ F.q~~ ~ OtUISING .-r.t.WL -llecpo EXCLUSIVE CLIFF BAVEN, . -. -..,.,,_ MJnhnum ---· No can Bubar-)(, n....- PHONE SERVICE ""· KJ-2231!5 211-t1c ~ c::r,;_.~t.~ ~ ~ .::,. 2 ~ =-~ ii:::wL'isf1.n iilaw.91"";, = ~ .. ~ INCOME PROPERTY Clothes Line Pole11 18-tt. c AB N OtUISER. fl<lllt 11114 :rmr. Patio. 2-r _. HAVE 2 -..., -s.111oe, or write: z = !;:~ ~ .,.:!: will oettpt ,..,.... phone ~ Chain Link Fences steepo 2. upt ' Mar-ege. For rent ar will ..ir It Plmlr-'1• WILL TRADE rm 2 ARTHUR A. KAY ~ -an -Jot. Zoned rm Mail a Office Service CONCREn: FENCE! lne. Sac. . eoo not m>ted. SZiOO -at ----an BaJboe lal· ..... I Prlmd rtcbt. Pb. HR. 3041\i MARINE AVE.. BtJbo11 I1L Clol-0-ratar Indnenton COLE'S COVE LANDING ._ .... price. 23511 Sipol Rom!. IJld. WID 1197 up to '8000 1111!11' Call Rarl>nr U.U.2llll Mk for 343 CEWt.l 1-Bnma llll8Q, l'!lane Hubor ~ Ackerman Fence Co. .31.12 te, Neopcat See -M•nnl'IC at -...,. of oultahle. l'!lane Harbor a da-'6"" 114 t&Ur_,...'U pt R. ll. LANE. Newpaet 2-~n 23G So. lllaln Ph. KI a.651& 1030-W s..ac Bubar Jtd. n-p-tB as. n -ttc _, IQ.de - • • • , • • • • • ...... lalha Ya~t Clu•'s l111al ·Enter . . lec11tt IH.racts Total of 117 Entries <Continued from .Poee 0....J aa1la were being furle:d and hoisted to a busy afternoon of sailing was evident. The nJgbt pttceding the reptta. all CM!W1 and skippers Wf!T"e hosted at the Balboa nctit club buffet lllJlP"1' and dance. Sunday night following tbe close of competition the wtnnen asaembJed at the club and were preented w i th their trophles.. Peter Ficker served u race oommlttee cha1nnan and wu a&SllUd by 0... Ca I I Smlth, rommodore of the club. Fred Smales. vice commodore, made arrangements for the races and BUJ Campbell, club ""'"'tary, took charge of the inside course. Considerable Interest during the two-day event wa.'\ centered on the competition between Mr. and Mn. Ed I.rraeJ of San D i e g o , well knov.-Tl Penguin class racen, and Mr. and Mn. George Ruby of New'"* I, """° have Clll'Tied off many a local trophy. 'Ibe two couples stayed close rGgether for most of th0 even ta, but toward the last the visiton edged into the lead and stayed there. • Another highlight was. the stir- ring victory of Gen-y Madigan, who skippered the sloop, Nimbus, to victory among nine Rhodes 331. The young sailor, who has been crewing for moet ol bis career, took over the helm and defeated all oomen in the ocean competi- tion off Balboa pier. Place winners, by reverse scor- ing, by class, nwnber of entry: °"""" Ra<bl!t Ocean racing '1) -Ecstasy, Gffie Bolin. PC !8)-Windy, Bob Higgins, 2": O'lallenge, C. T . Long, 4%; Gaylin, 0 . G. Suess, 6. Rhodes, 33 (9)-Nimbus, Gerry Madigan, 1 ~; Ruth, T . Meyer, 4; o..-c...,y, .... _ -~ • CLOSED FRIDAYS • Lee's FUCHSIA Garden 27S lr11iw•1 COSTA MESA "'· -571J.l SPENCER H. BOYD, M. D. Announces the Opening of Santa Ana Offices for the Practice of OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY 1007 North Broadway Santa Ana, California Office Kimberly 3-7719' Boun bJ appointment Residence Harbor 1832 • BALBOA NEWS-TIMES * Daily Events * SPORTS TONIGHT CA NDAR Community Players -8 p.m .. 121 Via Lorca. Rotary Club-G:.30 p.m., Wblte'• Park Ave. cale. Costa Mesa L\ons----6:30 p.m., Harrison's ca.te. v .F. w. 6886-8 p.m., Balboa Brig. Rebekah ~ p.m., IOOF hall, Costa Mesa. Conchita Parlor-6:30 p.m., din- ner, Girl Scout Uttle House. WEDNESDAY Ebell Garden S«tlon -12 :30 p.m .. EbelJ clubhouse. Pl Beta Phl-12 :lb p.m., Hotel Laguna. F .A.C. Brldge-12:30 p.m., Leg- ion ball. Grange Rummage Sale-All day, Grange hall. O.amber of Commerce-12: 15 p.m .. Roumore cafe. Jr. C. ot C.-7 p.m.., Hw-Jey Bell. THURSDAY Kiwanis Oub--12:15 p.m., Ross- more cilfe. B.P.O.E.-Elk's hall, Balboa. B. & P. W.~:45 p.m., Whlte's Park Ave. cafe. Job's Daughters -1 :30 p.m .. Mesa Legion hall. Jig-·n-Reel Qub--8 p.m .. Scout Llttle House. Mt. Carmel Altar Soc. -1419 West Bay ave. Public Dinner-5:30 p.m .. Luth- eran church, 1027 Oiff Drive. Midship, Bob Allan. ~- Star (4 1-Plrate, WalteT Staal, 11!.. APRIL U ID-Tar ~am- mar scbool trade: field champ.. ionshJps at Harbcfc Hich. 2 p.m.. SWIMMING--tJewport Harbor and Downey at ~ta Ana, 3 p.m. FIUDAll'. i'P&IL n 1l7 &OD VuMJ).1.IAN BASEBALL -::J N~ Harbor at Huntington ~ach, 3 p.m. Or-1------------- ange Cout coll ge at Fullerton, Friday afternoon Newport Har- 3 p..m. Newpor Harbor Junior bor <>Pe-ns.Jts 12th year ot Sur.et Vanity vs. Rtgton at Har-Leacue baseball. Fer 10 of the bof'. 11 sea.sons gone TENNIS-N t Harbor Var-by, Tars ~ sity and Junior anlty at Hunt-generally regard- incton Beach, 3 ed u the door· TRACK~ Coast <ollese mat of the l••ll"" and Riven.ide at ta Ana, 3 p.m. in the hone-hide GOLF-e Coast college sport. Last Y .. r. and Riverside at Mt. San AJ:ttonio. the Y c a m ' Har ROD CES -C.R.A. through wtth a Sanction at tington Beach championship - Stadium. 11me trials at 6 :30 p.m. probably the Fint race at eho p._m.. tint t l me they SATURDAt, APRIL U ever finished in TRACK-Ann ~al Chaffey lnvtta· the fint diviaion. tional ~t at Qfltario. Senior and .AJ; the Tan launch their Uth Novice compelit!on. All day. season Fr Id a y a.s defending t--champe, observen on t o re i g n f MILES T 0 N ES] :;:" .. ~~.:tr;;, •;;,:0.:.~~ :_ . ion. Moat experts say that It was -""" " ""T .. .. -only beOIUS< of the Tar Battery B~THS of Frank Hamilton and Bill Wea- PEARSON -To Mr. and Mn. therwax that the Tan came out William Pean , 2115 Harbor on lop of the heap lut 1euon--- Blvd., Costa a.in St. Joseph and it was, But. we feel that these hospital, April i4, 1949, a daugh-expert.a are wrong when they say ter, 7 lbe., 4 ozH that ttte. Tars can't repeat. NEFF-To . and Mn. ~ From our paint of view, the Tars dore Neff, 248 Sth street, O.ta wtll be Yf!!')' much tn tM title Meaa, In Santa Ana Community race. It looks like a tight battle hoepltal, April~, 1949. a daU&h· With Fullerton, Santa Ana, and Thbtle (7) -Pedro, Harold P cho Fr d tu, 8 Iba., 7 oz. Ora.nee favored in our books with Sinnhofer, 2%; an • an 5 D TBS the Tan. Anaheim and Huntl:ng- Hanratty, 5 ; Blmny, W. Beckwith, Jol\a l'Alwud lf•teOer ton Beach wtll be so dose that 6% · Funeral se~ for John Ed-you have to count them in on the PIC (31 -Relampo, WUUam ward Mosteller, Z1. of Costa Mesa, fint place fight. Downey? Nope. Re~~l ~ (9)---Question Mark. who was fatall.Y1 injured Thursday Let~s take a look at the situa- ln an automobilf. acddfnt in Long tion u the teams ready far the Bob Zle1ler, 11!.; SWMt Sixteen, Beach. were hj'.d ln Reedley by initial play ball call. H. Ahmanson. 5: Frolic, Georce Harold K Gr el chapel. Costa NEWPORT HARBOR -Sf'ven M~=~;~ional 110 (5) -F1a-Mesa. Survivt~ are his wife, lettermen from lut yeu's team mingo, Roger Me1singer, 3'4. Patricia; a <iftughtf'T. Barbara including siX ftnt stringers put Albatross (7) -Kalee., Tom Jean: hia fathv. Alton E . Moe-the Tars number one in our book. I II E teller of Coeta! Mesa; a brother Jack Clark proved that he 11 .a Laubersheimer , 2%; Demo se e. . Alton H. of Adrian, Tex.: and the top pitcher in the Pomona tourna- Garratt, 5· Re M .11 following si!ters: Lela Fite, B•tes, ment la.st --k. Although the Lightning (3)-lamp, err1 .. ,.. ... Eyestone. 7 ; Fetchlt, J . Pott.a, 7 : Okla.; l\tary Br~wn . Reedley; Ruth Tan were playing weak defensive 9u , James, Rio Llrlda ; Clare Grauhl· ball In their tourney games, It Young'un, E. Young, "· ...i - COAST TJtACK SITS IN ~T SANTA ANA Tar lilae Opeas CroW1I lkfe1se at on City -r. ..... ,. J\tlril• ... TART~ . MEE11 SAINll AND , VIKINGS • . . The probabl• track champion-Newpcwt ·Hari>or HI & h -. Al x...in·a N-ew-... -rt .. iilqtlor ,Blllb ship team of the Eastern Confer-ballers open defense of the Sumet ""immlnl club Invades Sata Ana ence will be determined Friday le._ cl>empionshlp Friday after-High .. pool Thund«)I--• afternoon as 11,.y Rosso's Orange noon as Coach Elgin Hall sends a suest • portldpatlon la • *-! Coast college ctndermen Invade them against Huntintfton Beach on meet between the Saints Ulll l>ow'- Sa.nta Ana High's field for a the Oiler field in a 3 p.m. con-oey Hilb echool. triangular meet with the Santa test. · Chief attention ~ill be emtered Ana Dons and Riverside Tigers Two memben of Jut year's around the I~ O!e tNm ftlch at 3 p.m. Newpart Harbor Junior Legion bu yet to taste defeat, tt.anb to Althouah the prol)able champion baseball club w1l1 oppose each the am•zin1 perform•now. ol wUJ be determined. c.oast won't other on the mound . Lesion frelhman . Bob Benbow wt.oi la have much to do with the out· chucker Jack Clark will carry the still undefeated in the bacU:tlOlta come. Santa Ana and Rlvenlde hopes of the blue and -Y In his and freestyle. ' will be !lghting lt out for top rlaht arm and Norm Ridg<!way, The meet Is slated for S p.m. honors. with the Pirates EO!ng who pla)'ed shol'tltop on the 101:-The Tan go lo Anaheim a ...,. along for what seemingly 11 just Ion will work off the hill for the from Thunday where tlleJ' ·wm a rid•. Scoring will be kept on OU· Qty .nine. meet Santa Ana and Anaheim ID a dual m~t basis, wh1cti. actually Lee Mosteller will fleJd a team their flnal meet befett the leique- mcans that three meets will be finals the week of May l. going on at the same time. built a round seven lettermen Murray Brown, ch 1 e f Pirate headed by Ridgeway and thh-d threat to date, came up with a baseman Chuck Richards. Whlle lame back in yesterday's practice not noted as a h a rd ltittfng and may not compete Friday. combination, the Oilers could SW'· prise; Ridgeway has been mighty Pickens Clab at f1llertdl Friday, Aftenlcm Pirate Golf Club Resumes Loop Play Oran1e Coast college goUers continue their quest ol the Eastern Conference championship Friday at Mt. San Antonio where they face the Mountaineers and River· side's Tie:en. Bob Everson, Phil Goodwin, BUl Keller, Skip Nicol and Jim H~cher will repre- sent the locals who have only lost two matches thia aeuon. Wilso• Ceps HB Maill Event Dempsey Wflaon won the 30 lap feature race at Huntington Beach Stadium Friday ni&ht as the road· aten of the C.R.A. ran their third arc light session before an em- rriated 3000 tans. Wilson knocked 17 seconds off the preVious 30 lap record although he finished the race by running the la.s:t three laps • under Ole yellow flag. stingy with base knocks this: aea- aon and with the aid of a couple ol runs, could beat the Tars. Mos· Coach Wendell L. Plclc-Or- teUer will start Chuck Barge be-ange Coast colleg(' baRballen will hind the plate; Bob Warner at i nv a de Picke.ns' old Stam.pin' first; Francts Blodgett at second; ground at .3 p.m. Friday u they Richards at third; Oiuck Mitchell take on Fullerton junior coDep'• at shortstop; Jack Doyle, left Hornets at Fullerton In thetr tee-- field; Don Web5ter, centerfield; ond Eutern Conferenoe rame. Olff Loftis, right field. Loftis, Pickens pla)'ed for the Homets Mitchell and Barge are the on11 for two ~an alter eracltadllc non-lettermen on the starting from Fullerton Hi&h. Durlnc ttw. combine. Letterman James two seasons he led the Home-ta lD. "Wimpy" Watson is listed u a batting and WU teodtted a C&"O"' doubtful partldpiant. The veteran feulonal contract upon graduation.. backltop has been concentrating He also led Fullerton Hilb 1n on track. b41ttinl as a junior and .-... IWl's Sailors have compiled a his only two yean of high llCbool record of three wt.. and three partidpatlon. loues ln practice &' 8 me 1 . The With full knowledge that Fuller. locall beat Huntina'ton, St. An-too la a serious baseball IDWll. thony's and Excelsior in p-acuce Pickens will 8end hil top hurler, games while bowing to Santa Ana, How a rd ~nJng, to the NIL 'WOOd. Kenny Moata Will receive hlm. Bill Fullerton and Ingle . Seven Ramaey will hold down first bl.le lettermen rrom Jut year'• )oop Frei . nd F1~ ~ champo wtll bolster the Tar lineup Ralph tag, oeco ; v,_ · cl di all 1 lnfl Id sons. third and Jul• Marshall, in u ng an ve eran e shortstop. Outfielders will be Ed \\oith the exception of pitcher Jack S . Bo-.. H ll d Bill v Oark. Bob ·Burdick will start be-&Vin, r~ 01Te an an hind the plat'; George Reeves at Hom. first; Carleton Mears at second; -------~. key, Adrian, l l'X.: Grac-e Ander-must be remembered that third ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Mercury (51 -Louette, Chet F D son, ReedJey; Stella Horton, Ad· baseman Bill Skiles wasn't on Wheeler, 1 ~ ; Spring ever. . Hunt. 5; Wingra, M. Wilson, 5. rian, and HalliEj Farquhar, Ba.lboa . deck which caused a general Yam Oka took over the helm of the Newport Beach rod, 102, and qualified for the main. He had to pull out of first place in the 30 tapper because of engine trouble. Bob Otaplln or C06ta Mesa failed to race after taking a second in the !"mi-main the week before. ~ Bill Skiles at third and Don Ward Grammar School at shortstop. The outfield wlll Speedste,rs Vie be pa trolled by lettermen Dick Lane and Bob Harris along with one of three newcomen, Bill Jack· son, Maurie Lar.gdale or Gene The fifth annual Harbor area grammar school track and field championshi~ w i 11 be staged Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. on the hJgh school track as thinly clads of Newport Beach Grammar school and Costa Mesa Main school convene to determine the Newport Harbor elementry school cin&!r championships. From THESE FAMOUS AT NEW LOWER CANDIES PRICES 8 OL Tins ,Ql.oHJ.IJ.. 11.11 -11 oz. Tini SI.II SQUARE MINTS 1/2 lb. lie -I lb. 11.IO 21bs.l&ll Fruit Lumps - Cinnamon Bumps Cand COMING! Cliffie Stone's Coffeeteens ..... lie • I e S HOMETOWN JAMBOREE- Direct from Radio Station KXLA Starring America's Greatest Western and Folk Recording Artists MERLE TRAVIS EDDIE KIRK "TENNESSEE" ERNIE and Featuring "'BUCKY-8UCK8HOT -HERMAN THE AllM&TRONG TWINS -BILLY LIEBERT HERMIT -THE HAL HENSLEY NEWPORT HARBOR UNION HIGH SCHOOL AUDITOBllJM FRIDAY. APRl 22 -. 8:00 P .M. Adulta: ll3e (pl .. tax) e ClllklN• (I too,12): 15o (pl,. bx) C:hl-Unclw I FREE Doora~at7 :15 P ••• CUfford Oarl Dunbar shakeup in the regular lineup. Bay Racine · I 2 Falcon t3l -Just Lookin', D. Clifford Carl Dunbar, 5 , died Fint baseman George Reeves was Friday at his borne, 517 Begonia at third, fi elder-pitcher Dick Farwell, 2"4 · ) Fl street, Coronaf:el Mar. He had Lane wns at fi-t and reserve International 14 (11 -ancee. '" n..-lived in Califo ia for 42 years. fielder Gene ,..._a.in wu In left Charles Kober, 5%; Green 1..11 cam, ..._1 B-11 Surviving are is father. Jess of rield. We feel that the T·-will Peter Serrell, 5%; Challenge, t ...... Costa Mesa; son, Robert, and be the class of the league When Larru~h,.~~ Cray cat. Roger daughter, Darl~ne. of Corona del they get their entire team func- At h Do A Mar; two bro~rs, Floyd of Bell-tloning at Ole same time. Smythe, 5%; o a. n ven d jr., 6%; Veloz ll. Dick Deaver, 10. Oower and Car of Oak.Janel. an a One thJng U certain, the Tars NationaJ One Design (5l -11.ster. Evelyn Dtthene of ~1-won't be anywhere near lM top Williwaw. D l ck Ruuell. 3~: flower. FuneUral services were held unless every playrr daa hll beat Aquila. John Mulholland, 7; Brisk. this momlnc n Grauel chapel. at all times, unless each player 8~ Calta MK&. · Joseph 'I'hcxnpson takes ft upon hhn&elf to make im- Paul Merrlll, . s•--~by officiating. Buiial WU ln W est--•lbl• pl•~. unless ev-player P-14 (71-Wup, ~ .. ~~ • M <rial k. ~ ~· .. , 5~: Valkyrie. J . Nm!nml, 7~; minster •m-,-par . makes up his mind to put eYf!f"Y- 9 •en.el ~ tblng 1n every same. Prefix. H . Ill...,., · Servi es for P.vt. Id I Alvarez Sn-··~ (14) -'Thunderbolt, ces or I anue FULLERTON-W• feel that th ~-..v. of ~ army D'ouncf forces, who e Harbor .. JVs" Host Oilers • BUJ Mashburn will probably be on the mound for Newport Har- bor JwUor Varsity bueballen Fri- day atternoon when they host Huntington Beech on the local field according to C.oach EU1tace Rojas. It la the first Sunset Lea· rue &'&me for the Tar reBerVet this apr!Dg. Bob Haldennann. 5%; Plddq>UU, wu killed In Hblland ln 1~. will team whlch def .. a the Indiana ii:.Wer, &% ; Quul, D. Morrls, be held at GraE' I chapol.at 11 un. ;::11 E7};',:S =·~ ~ Colonists out of the league. Jor- PeflC\dn (1!)-a.111, Bert Iarael. on Thun<lay, 21. He )II ...,._ Speul~ hu a •tronc pitcher. don. a Junior thla season, moved f%. Rucal George Ruby, 8 ; Who vtved "1 ~./!her ~I Al-Raimey has lttl1 littl• action this lo Whittler where he 11 top Dair R.. ~n. 11. vattz. 19th ~ Placmtla awnue; aeuon because of a IOtt arm. chuck.er. He handed the Tan UC !13)-Vlrgle, Barney Leh· two brotben. Eugene of Norwalk Seven lettennen ln Mldltlon to their only le9cue '!Ola lut seuon 4%. Poqulto Ollci< llolllna. and Vincent o;Loo Angeles; four Ramsey g1,,... the Tl'fbe more -paoalbly could have pitched 8m:~· Box · L. ~ 12_ sisters, Mnced Alvarez of Calta rl than ••-cl b the blue and gold to a champion· ' · cui, · ' M94 Rafel anlado of Arizona expe enc:e any OloU<l:I u · -1o..1 .,..,,._ I ot Janlo th Dyu (21-Sklpor, F . Farwell, • a ' Vetenn backltop Joe Pottl an-uup. •~ ooa n tog• er 4"-· Ruth Garcia d Abolene Molena chon a combine with Tony Pa-wtth the graduation of Jlm and IC !31 -Slddoo, Bob Grlfles, of Loo Ang.leo dllla on flrsl . Bill Stidham at se<-Jeny Schmitz, Jim Heffron, and 2% Interment 11 be in Fairhaw-n and· Bart sb-yk t tht:rd· Don Gil Martinez makes Coach John Baiboa Dinghy (11)-Lollypop, cerne1:ery wtth ~line post 3536, Heidrick at shor:to~-Ray 'Fred-Wallin'a tuk of fJelding a winning T G~ 3u_. Olubs Tub, E . Veterans or ore1gn Wen, ln 'ck l 1 I fl Id · .Bob B club • &eemi.ngly hopeleu one. · ..,..,_e, 79 ' charge ot grav Ide ~rviCft en n e t e · rann Re urn! J · elude !hi d Mason, 8; Uttle Teue, T . Tor-· in centerfield and Ed Arbiso in t ng ettermen in r ranee. 9. 'Th.e United /States has lbout right field. All are lettermen with baseman Gabe Patin, .first base- Sabot (8) -Apache, O'larles 300 million a es of land that the exception of Padilla and Hed-man Joe Bruce, outfielder Bob Merrill, 2 '4 : Stug, Std Jooes. 8; could be used f r recrea tional pur. rick. Behind Ramsey, Spaulding Hilton, and catcher Angel . Mata. Ah Me Go, Kim Munhol1aRd. 9. pmes _ over and beyond needs has a strong reserve pitching corps Hllton has ~n turned into a Flatty (91 -My . C'in , Mllt~n for agriculture timber and urban headed by letterman Hal Blevins pitcher by Wallin .. Peeples. 3¥.:; HWT1Can, Austin redevelopment. We ac tually use and "Lefty" Don Greene. Arbiso . S~A ANA-Willard Weyand, Peeples, 4 ~; Bli tz.en n. J . Ruffert. Jess than 24 rrfillion acres outside is also available for mound duties. Jtm Sp1e~e1 , and ~rt !'laysom are 12. cities for this f"urpose. IX>pth makes the Indians strong Coach Bill Foote s chief mounds· Viking (5)-Marie. Andy Gram. and the Sunset League champion-men which some observers tab as 41h. A Tu·en tieth Ce ntury Fund ship could easily be determined strong enough to win the champ- If . on LIDO ISLE we how torrW wcn- d<rlYI loh lo< tole. SPECIAL_.S ft. woteriront ·lot with pier pri"t· ileoes, Of\IY $15, 750. Abo lnsldo lot lo< only $3500. Lido Isle Properties Inc. 3333 V1a Udo Nooport -,, c.on1. -·500 • study poin ts u t that ~'ages in "'hen the Tars play at Fullerton, lonship. However, Foote only has the> sof t roal Industry arc from Friday, ~ay 6. three lettermen from last year's 65 to 70 per nt of total oosts. ORANGE-Hod Chambers Has club in ·Rex Wihnot, Milt Wikert 'S CAFE lflua Dancing BLU~ROqM Wednes ey, April 20 IN HlSOM . Bob Skile~ and Pat Davis. Wilmot and three pitch('rs and his entire start-WlkC'rt are outfjeJders; Davis has ing infield back from last year-been tr8llsp1antcd from catcher \\'hlch means tha t the Panthers to shortstop. Experience should rould surprise e\'~Y one and takf' help the Saints in their leagUe the league n ag. The Panthers fi ght. They have played 17 games los t their big gun , \Vendell "T ex" this season, winning eight and los- Thomu who patrolled the centcr - Cield area. Also IQf>t are their other two outfielders. However, Orange is still to be contended with. A light sprlng practice will make it hard for the orange and white to get ur:Rlerway in a win· ning fashion tomorrow u they play host to FuUerton. Lettermen lnclode: Catcher, Bob Wetzell; pitchers, Bob Colin, Bob Delgado and Dick Perez; inti~ Cay McGill, Wayne Smith , Cerlto Gol'.llM and Earnie Reyes. HUNTINGTON BEACH-Nonn ing njne. 00\VNEY-Before Jim Russell was declared Ineligible, the Vik· ings had the be5t pitcher ir. the le~e and possibly in Southern California. Without Russell, the Downey nine appears headed !or a berth in the cellar which they occupied during the football, bu- ketball and baseball seuons this y~ar. Seven lettermen could make ~ red and white atrong enough to siring an Upsc!t-e1pedally over aome OV'Cf'confident foe. Rid&eway carries all of the Oller'1 New.. nines advertisements are hopes ln hll rUle lil<e rlsht arm. l.your~=gul=de==to::::effl::::;d::;<n::;::;t :::apmdin;:=;:==;g. i~:;~~;~~ilr~ AI•..-RJdgeway. Lee Moatell..-c1oesn·1 have much In the chuck- ing departmonL Rid&:~ has six lettennen backing him up and- lf hll arm bolds out. could pull MOtfTIMB ~ (found.d 191 9) H2 c...t A-.--...... SUMll411l SCHOOL -IUHl20 Eight w..iu. ......._. Umi1od ....... (1'111,... to Rtf' ' w-.. an upaet or two dllrin& the course of the -The Oilen lclt to Fullerton. 4-3 In their !Int leacur pme wblch was moftd up from the -J-3 dote. -612 ANAHEIM-'Ibo lcoi ol "Lef;IY' G. A. ~. M.A., OXbd Ga.-J-all but -ed the I L.----"-'"1dpul-----"'-'JI Crain. After their league opener with the Oilers, the Tars will play host to Torrance at the hJgh school field Monday afternoon. Other Sunset league games Fri· day afternoon pit Fullerton at Orange a nd Sant& Ana at Ana- heim. Nearly 100 athletes will par- ticipate In the Vanity and Bee events. Reed Preps Tars for Chaffey LB WOMAN SCORES LOW GOLF NET Ralph Jtee4 hu Newport Har-A net ~ of 75 captured first bor'a out>tan.llng track and field pl"°" for Mn. DeArmand Sclunlta men gain& full b!Mt tbll .week. of Lone Beach Friday In the a.. a!ter a ~U of two ...-. The A competition of the w .. kly medal Tar cinder forces ar• pttpartng cpl! play for womon at Santa Ana for the annul Cba!f., Invitational country club. Second wu Mn. meet at Ontario next Saturday. Frank Elliott with al and Km. Reed will ente< a full team of L. H. Roblnoon tlCOttd third wltll novtoes u wen u aenlor com-83. potlton. Time trWa, atArts and Finl place In Ous B wmt to relay tunning Will !eature work-Mn. Howard .F1eminr of Lasuna outs early this week with a taper· who had 8' and in Oua C it WM Ing off slated for Thursday and Miu Doria Miller, 80, With a tie Friday. for second between Mn. Everett Miracle and Mn. Tom Ennla, 83. Call Harbor .U-13-D uk for • clutified ad t aker-you'll cet results? News-'nmea advert!Hmentl are )'OW' &Ulde to efficient 1pendin&. MOVllG? - - -Rent a 'Truck .LOW RATIS PADS AND DOWIS SMAU AND LARGE TRAIUltS -ff-f'o,.loloo4 KNIPPER'S RENTALS • * .... _ Kl 34916 * • insurance I p.a. palm,.. 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