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Uot YEAR-HUMBER 73 NEWfORT BEACH, CALIF. TUESDAY, MAY 17, '1949
Coast Assocation in-Appeal to Keep I Reach Accord
Highways Free From Billboaras, Signs In Damage Suit
Directors of the Orangr County Coast A.ssocfation met at El
Adobe cafe at San Juan Captatn.no Tuesday evening a.nd iuued an
appeal for kerptng the hlghway1 along the cout free or billboards
and wuightly aigna and structure&.
Airman Killed as Plane
Crashes in Flames Here
Calling attenUon to the God-given attractlon.e of the C08.9t-line
the ~Uon complimented the W omen's clubs of Orange County
for their pro1"ram for lmprove4
ment of htghway conditions.
An appeal to a.II lnteruU. ad-
verU1lng and commercial. will be
made· by the A.s&oclalion rlght
away.
Don Smith of Sa n Clementt
Illustrated the type of information
the committee b preparing in ita
etforte to develop futer trav~I
along the c~t over the ralla of
t,.M, Santa Fe !lytitem. ··stop the
Santa Fe" 111 the slogan of lh111
rap i d I y growing movement tn
have l he S a n t a Fe estabh.3h
commuter .s e r v l c e on IU lin••
th.rough Orange County from San
Clemente to Fullerton in order to
develop both the bu,__iness of the
rallro&d a n d t h e communities
&Jong the line.
Odom to Display
Record · Breaking
Plane at Airport
captain W illiam P . Odom and
the "Waikiki Beec h" Bonanza In
which he recently t11et a 4,957 .24
mile non-stop world rec:ord for
lighl·pla.ne di.stance flylng art'
11cheduJed to appear May 21 at
Orange County Airport at 2 :00 l11
7 :00 p. m .
In making the announcement nf
As a jury WU virtually aerttted
la11t week to hear an accident
case. eettlement wu reached by
attorneys with a judgment of '8.·
500 entered tor Mr. end Mn. Hal
Harpole of Cm:ta Meaa. oper9lo~
Herbert Ward. 36, of EJ Secundo. wu k.Jlled Saturday ..rterTI.oon
when hl11 plane-crashed in names near Sky Harbor airport after
str1king Edison Company power lines as It came in ror a landinK.
of a ceramlcs pl&nt.
According to firemen from the Costa Mesa Volunteer P'i~
Department. Ward wiu apparently imprl110ned ln the burning plane
whJch crashed at Place ntia Avenue and 19th St~t on the fringe
Lido Wharf Menu
Wins High Honors
National H onors for the New-
Mr. and Mrs. Harpole had de·
manded more than $~.000 from
H enry B . Slatt. Jr., 21, and his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H . B. Slatt.
or Santa Ana. for injurlu the
couple suffered April 11, 19-48,
when cars driven by Mn-Harpole
and young Sla.tt coUided on the port Harbor ares h a v e be e n
H.11.rbor Blvd. brldce over the San· g1tmeretl by Emil Faust's Lido
to Ana river. Wharf ro r its out.standing menus.
They aMerted y o ung Slatt A letter t o the local restaurantuer
swerved a cross the center line and from the General F oods Corpora-
t11tn.ick their machtne.. and that lion adv Is e d h im that Lld;"J
both .!rufft'red major lnJurica. Slatt Whllrf"l'I menu!! were amo ng lh('
said he was blinded by Ughl!I anJ I three cha&en prize winners in the
struc:k lht" right curb then swung dinner menu contest o f 19-4.9.
across to hit the Harpole auto. Udo Wharf's menu wu chosen
Attys. Robert. Corfman and M. AA one among twenty·thnle na.·
B . Wellington for the pllllntlffH tlonally and one of the thre e
and Leo Ff'tis for the defendant.II competitors of the eleven Wt.stern
had nearly completed selection of 11tate~ In the contest. The n1enua
the jury when ~ re&ched agree-were judg~ fo r o riginall t}·. form.
mt>nt. Superior Judge Frankli n content ll.nd .!ltyle. The Lido Wh1trr
G. West then dl•mlued lhe Jury menu featur~ a. view rrom the
anri entered the sUpuJated judg-water front dining room a.croea
ment for the plalnllffa. t he Udo Ch1tnnel, It ls printed 1n
blue and blac k and wa.s produced
in the pl.ant or th e Newport·
BaJboA PreM.
of the landing field. The plane, J
a 1946 model Stin11<>n valued al
$2500, waa described as a lot.al
IOM. The cnush occurred at f :30
In the afternoon and the f i r e
a I a rm waa turned in by Ray
Daniel. Airport manager. Two fire
trucka reaponded to the ala.rm
and extingul11hed the flames after
the plane h a d bee n vtrtually
d es t r o y e d , a ccording t o Bert
Smith, tire chief.
Ward. who formt'rly owned the
South Seas care on Hwy. 101 nea.T
Anaheim. wa~ flying from Culver
City to vi.!ll t friends in the harbor
are&. H is body wa.s Identified by
Robert H . Walker of Santa Anll,
J)Artner of. the Broiler care In El
Segu¥o which Ward operated.
Funeral services wlU be con·
ducted Ill 1 :00 p.m. tomorrow by
the H1trold Grauel Funeral Chapel
Ill 400 Cent er Street. Manhattan
Beach. Arrangements were made
by a sister. Mrs. Ira F . Coleman.
who arrived in Costa Meu late
yesterday from her home In San
Francisco.
Ex.uoNING HOLE IN ROOF lbroup whlcll ....i.ec1 band! ..
entered tk Gre&ter AU-Amerk;ll.n Market en Cout tur~-.y
Y"8tenla¥ morul.q" I• Arnold Pe&k, ~r of thl" .-....kr:t'A meat
def';Vtment~ 1be beadlta. who locked t\\•o empk>yrn la. the meat
refrfeuator. cemped with l800 ln m.sh from the safe <~r alul'~
rtnc l>e\\"e)' Pttk \\"Ith a lead pipe and binding Stlll\\TU Flndla-'"
\\'ho palmed the combtnatloo to t.bt-Inner .re \\·hJle l:w:lnl' roroed
to open the ou~r door.
Entrants in Lions' Beauty Contest
To be Telecast May 24, Beach Says
Many of the entrants in the Costa Me&!l Lions' Beauty Contest
wilJ be featured on a KTL.A television shOVo' on May 24 , Gu11 Beach,
Costa Me.!I& Uonl president announced today.
Scheduled for 9 p.m on the announced date. the show v.•ill be
a.ired under the direction of Bob Skiles, veteran Orange County
•howman and a membfor of the Costa Mesa club. IL will be part pf
the program pubUclzing the Lions•"'"---------------
annual Fish Fry which will be
held thls year on June 4-and !'l.
Olht'r Orange County personali-
ties wlU alao participate rn the
show.
The Ulecut was planned u a
re$Ult of some boasts made by
fish served includes barracuda,
sea baM, a n d other prime fish
caughl off Newport at the time
of the carnival.
Wm. Galllenne rl'portcd the the visit, Martin School of A\'Ul -
vialt of the Public Works board tinn. Beechcraft regional d1str1h-
to Orange County to Inspect site!! utor, re\'ealed that Odom's rec·
offered for the projected F our ord·mak1n,R plane. whic h he flew
Year college, He expreased the a total distance or !'>,273 miles 1 view that the nu mber of s•te!I irt from Hon olulu to Teterboro. N.
which Orange County lA most J .. will be on di.splay at the ir
tntete1tted hari boiled down to t"'·n hangRr nn the Orange County
-the one at F'Ullerton a.nd thf' Airport on Monday and Tut>sd1ty.
one offered by Long Beach nenr 1"1ay 23rd and 24th, Mtween the
Ute' Naval H011plt&I. hours of 8 :00 a . n1. and 7 :00 p. n1 .
Much Interest wa11 disclosed in The flight establi~hed two out-
Improvement of
Streets Planned F Ch X R Off M l Bob Skile!I on the lut televisloft ree · est · ays ered on. to E~;~::~~~:h"'"f.·~~i~!~
Mr. Kaiser offers two ti~ to
people who may be planning a
fish fry. First, catch the fish
yourself. a n d, second, 11erve It
piping hot .
in Refrigerator, 1
Beat~ With Pipe
A p&lr of mu1<'4. armed ban-
dlta -terdo,y ""l"'1"&" .caped
with $800 ln'cuh nun the aafe of
the Greater All~.A.rffrfcan market
on 0.-t Blab~ ~r lockln&"
two employeem in the meat ?'e""
frtgetator.
Police Chief R. /R-Hodc'kJ.n.IOn
said yeaterday It ,wu the tlnlt
armed robbert In J'!•wport -.ii
in .even.I yea.n~lng that the
Last one he recalltd wu an oc-
casion when 8a.m. Zutro of the
Stai Cafe wu held up. The batl·
dita were eaugbL
In yuterday'a "job," one of the
employees, Dewey c.. Peck. 60V
carnation Ave .. Corona Del Mllr.
wu llu&Tfl'd with an Iron pipe
after the bandit.a made two un·
succesafu.l attempt.a to force-. him
to open the We in the market 's
office. The eecond victim. D.
Stillwell Findlay, 528 Coe.at High·
way. forced to open the safe at
gunpoint. wu bound with baling
wire before being locked in lbe
refrigerator. .
Store offteiall, ~id the bulk of
!he weekend's' receipts, amounting
to seve.ral Uaouu.nd.8 of do1Ian.
was untoucb"2 in another con\·
partment of the aafe.
Fl•dl a y, It " ... le-arnrd.
"p&lnwd" the oombl...Uon t-0 the
lnDf'r ll&fe comP91'tmMtt u thf'
thuc-fomed him to open t h "
ouk-r doo!'. Aa Mi "'0"'""'1 1 h e •
combination 'he ~ la ooo-
Cf"&IJ.nc the H tadoa to ttwi IWICOnd
combl-.tke lD tfrte palm , or h ho
h.'MKL lt " .. reporkd. Store ofn.
dam credited 11.lm wltb tbua pre-
,·eatiJIC' ~ of the bulk or the "_..-.......... Peck wu taken to the Newport
Emergency Hospital where six
sUtch~ were taJt:en In his scalp
by Dr. Gerald F . Rauaa, police
&aid.
the F\shinx situation and the re· standing, all-time rttords : f l l a
port that the Kelp Cu\ ting bill new l.nternational non -s to_p dis·
wu having hard •ledding was the tance record for all light air planel"I Rel'lidenl..o! of the 1ttttlo n of W".at
one to gre-et a motion m•de by fi.957.240 miles . .a ccrech tf'd Great Newport lying between 32nd a.nd
former Mayo r C. G. Kimple ot Circle distancel. and 121 tht: 36lh s.treeta and Balboa Boull!'·
Laguna Beach and seconded by greate11t non·stop solo distance vard and Newport Boulevard were
Aaron Buchheim, Jong-tlmr resi· night in the hi.!tory of aviation informrd Thursday evenipg at a
dent ot Capiatnuto and una.nl· I more than 1.399 mllea longer meeting held In City HalJ that
moutlly endorsed by the twenty· Lhan Llndbergh'a 1927 !light to they could have the atf'fft.JI paved
five dlrtttors pruent. that the Pari11 1. and stdewallu, curm, draining
Cout AssociaUon began plana to The "Waikiki Beech" will a~ and street Ught.1 m.talled al a to-
H b R "d t b TB A • t' that Skiles bouted on this pro-ar or es1 en s y ssoc1a ion ~~ .. ~~c~::;,~y'~h~.~~~h.~~~~~
Real Estat.e Deals
Ag grega t.e $117,000
Free chest X·raya for resident.a of the Newport HarbOr al"C& will
' be nu.de ava.llable Monday by the Ora.n.ge County TUberculMla &nd
Hf'alth ASIJOClat1on. It Wa.a Announced here thla wee.Js. by Jac.k Spear,
executive secretary.
lo maklng lbe a.nnoW)coment, Spear a.uerled that "one pereon
In 200 has" tuberculosla; that 600,000 perwona In UMi Unlted ,IJt&t.e.
Meau Pl&luted Sale of property With a.n aggTe·
He in z Ka.iMr, tamed Orange gate value qt $117,000 waa &n•
County chef, announced the \nounc.ed here t.hls week by the
detaile or the me.nu PI an n e d John Vogel Com~y wtth offices
for UM nab Fry. In anUclpatlon .
of lbe Wes-« crpwd to ever at-at 100 Malo Street., B41bo&. ,
tend. ~ ¥ dfllir, .. verythlnS AD aalel w-eri conaumm.atad In
L9 beil;lff do\abled) KalM.r etated. the put three weeQ, the flrm de-
ln addJ.Uoa .to ~ ae.r:vtng ~es, clared. M~ of the purchase,.
the 'fl1llllmh ""Q£:...wtolttra bu bttn were out·of~Lowncrs from Holly-
d o u b I ed. and, of c«ine. the wood, Beverly Hilts, Long Beach
amount of food .haa been lncreued and Ph nlx A?uona.
Both vtctuits escaped from the
refr1gerator, Jnlnutc11 afler the
b&ndlt.a fled through the ~a:
door of the market wtth a key
taken frQ.l'I\ Jln~Y· The door t o
the ~\!1'1'1-! 1'l!_d been oecured
prepare a bill to prevent pune· pear Jtu1t u It did during Odom'111 tat coet at 14.0,000. 1
aeinlng aJong the Orange Coaat. celebrated flight, complete to Fig-urea were preMnted by Ctty
A special committ.ee to advance wing-tip fuel tankl, inaitrument11 ~lineer J . B . Webb and Don
~ia move .wtll M , _,,,.,~••• tty Gnd pllot SC•"· -,,.-~ ----~lftwaatlti ~ .,...._~ M-
pre a Iden t R. W. Bar tin e ca t.a1n Odom who twtce wlth· part.ment. Pa y men t would be P ' made over a t.t\·)'4i&t' period. eo.t Immediately. in two months m&de world avia· f 1 .d to\JI woWcl tMI $2.52 cor· Dr. Thorto. ........ Uon history with hia Beechcra!t or nat e •
Dr J . W Thom•--an.aklng ,,n Bonanza "Waikiki Beech" la a ner lots would pay '811, a.nd bay
· · '-'-1 r--' front Jou 1291 Moh, a.uembJe behalf ot the Orana:e Coul Col· 29·year-old veteran of record-Within the ro~ aaaeaament
Jegi save a g-eneral outline of the making and adventurou1' ae rial dl tM t p e~bllah~ent. or that r • p I ~ l y exploit& around the globe. 8,,,~ · meeting, al which City
g:t"O'Wtng 1nst1tutton and lnvttcd 1 In Ja.nua.ry, 1lM9 Odom piloted Manager J ohn Sailors wu pru·
conUnulng 1upport (.or the college th111 same plane t o a new world enl waA C'&lled u e.n informal •CA·
by appro\'a.I of the tax rate which record for non·.'ltop distance fl y· !lio~ by Francie Horvath. prel'll·
would be vot~d upon very shortly· Ing ror Bonanu·claM planes. 2406 dent of West Newport Improve·
Dr. Tho rnton thanked the asso-miles from Honolu lu to Oakland, ine nt AMOCl a\.'lon. It waa euggeat-
ciatlon for ltl'll hf'lp in g etting lhP. Cal ifo rnia. cd that sldewalkJI be Installed on
1e.hool establlshed and in. many In March of this ye&r he more only one side of the aecreU but
other way!!. He aUured htfJ aud· than doubled that recor d. and bet-resldenls want•d both both atdea
lence they would all be proud of tered all pttvious recog nized re..:· paved. Forty were present at th«"
the college u It prognssed and I ord.! for non·11top dis tance flying meeting and other&, not alendil\&'.
grew through the year!'!. He aald by all light plane!'! with h\!!i 36 hr .. expre&sed themaelvea aa favo ring
one of .t he principa.I Idea• of the 2 minute flight tn Teterboro. the project . The matter wtll go
inatltut1on was to have the etu· A !lilent tri bute to th e e(fic-Mfore the city councU twlce be-
dent learn at home or to acquire iency and economy of the Bo11· tore bide are called for.
their learning at the home college. anz.a Is the fact that the fUgh!.
It waa reported the San ta Ans wa.e made at a d lreet fuel coat of
frttway would require two years $7~. about what it would coet Lo
to build but that to advance the dr1ve an average autom obile an
project .90me of the more import· equivalent di!'ltance.
ant parts of the work suc h 8.! Odom ha.a twice flown arountl
large sea.le c roaings at inter· the world and holW the 11peed r?C·
eections and viaducts would be ord for a circuit of the globe t 73)
built ahead of the road so thf\t hours. ~ minutes 1. In World \Va r
when the work of building of the II he wu a military pilot .
roadway was .'ltllrted it C"oule1 g o He has flown his own personal
.rl&ht along. Bonanza more than 6.">.000 m1lei!'
It wu df'c1ded to help 1n pu11 h· around the United Stalt"s and
Ing the ear I y building of the Canada. p rincipally on bus int'.!IS
<Co ntlnuf'd on Par" 6) tours.
The annual meettnc of West
Newport Improvement A990Cla.·
lion will be held at 8 p. m . on
Thursday evening' tn Newport
Beach Elemf'nta.ry Khool. Off\cers
ror the c:o mlng year wtU be electe<l
and the 1nembenhlp will dlecus-,
with City Mana1'4!:-r John Sallor11
two projects. the dredging of the
\Vest Newport channel11 and the
t:slabhshment of certain fire artJUi
on the be-ach. Campftre:!'I will be
limited to theac areu as a nleana
of keeping t.h e beach clean.
It. a.nd that nu.rl)' 50,000 of them will di4 ftotn tt.
Officials Scan
Beach Sanitation
Dr. I:. L.. RuMell. count) ~ea.1th
officer, met with representatives
of the Ci ty and County harbor
oftlclals last wt'ek to discuN the
general sa.nltaUon altuaUon In the
harbor area. Present w Ith Or.
Ru.uell were J . L. Feeney of the
State Hea lth Department. E. E.
Frisbie Rnd E . H . F inster of the
County H ealth De partment. Col.
J . J . S1t1lora. l.'ity manager ; J .
B. Webb. cit y engineer; Ruuell
Craig, harbor matAer: and Harry
Welch, s('(:reta.1y of the Harbor
r.ommlMinn.
The mee t1 n~ "'"~ c~llf:d to IDs·
cuu uniforn1 rei;ulat1o n!I for keep-
ing the harbor In lhe present high
!llate of cleanliness Whi ch g ener-
ally prevaib. It wa.s agreed that
the cooperatio n of the publlc: in
maintaining good co n d t t i o n a
would be the biggest factor and
It was believed th~ public would
willingly cooperate in all plane
and programs aimed t o keep the
water!l or the bay gnitary and
aulted to swimming.
Through the wo rk or lhe County
Health [)(opartment water sampl~
ore tak ~n regularly and at a num·
bcr of place11 Ln the bey. Theae
urnples are leflted and regular
reports of the oondlLions are filed
with Lhe proper of(icla.ls. CaNtu1
watch aplnst pollution la kept
'I by Ule staff of the Harbo r =>e-
''The cheat X·ray la J'OUJ' pro-
tecUon agaln•t TB:· Spear dec!ar·
ed.
The X·rayli of Harbor area reJll·
dent.a Monday are part of a con1-
prehenslve campaign of the All·
aociatlon to X·ray a.II persona In
the county over 15 yean or age to
uncover hidden cau11 of tuberct.l·
lost11.
The facilities of the TB Auocia·
lion's Mobila X-ray unit will be
made avail&ble here Monday. ac ·
cording t o the following 11ehedule:
Newport Harbor Union High
School f rom 8 :20 a. m . to 11 :00
and at Richa rd's Udo Mark~t
from 12 noon to 6 :00 p. m.
Realtors Slate
Parley Tomorrow
twofold, he aald. The menu thiH '¥ '
year will tnclude Kaieer's fried Propertl~ 11 o I d Included two
flab. prepa.red from a 8 e c re t homes, two lot.3, a.nd a buslnese
formula, potato chips . .cole slaw. property.
roU•. pickle. and coffee. -------~ The a.mount· of fish con.sumed
by hungry camtv&l crowds hu
lncreaaed In the lut three ye&.rs
from 600 powu:la ln 1946 lo 2000
pounda in 18•8, Kaiaer said. The
The members a n d guest!: of
P .E .O. chapter I.R . Qf Whittler
m et Tuesday afternoon In t he
Balboa Island home o ( Mrs. Solon
Foater, 113 T opaz:.
Mayor Proclaims May 22-28 Clean-up
Week, Urges Cooperation of Citizens
,· ' .
with a small atlck, which the vtr.·
Urns broken in ~ maklnc their es·
cape. ~ '~otjfted police.
A late model Plymouth sedan,
believed to be the "get -away
car," ~ tlfMn leaving t.he scene
•hortJy alter the robbery.,
Peck told otnurs he entered
the market at 6:16 yesterday
';,:;it;.g !"~:':te-=~ b:o t~:
work ln the kitchen. On! ot the
men cartted ·a ru~ and the other a
knife. !'eek waa quoted as say-
ing. Both wore (loves and their
shoes were wrapped in rags, he
added .
The vicUm declared he was
taken to th• office and ordered lo
Mayor Dic k Drake has proclaimed the v.·eek oC MB y 22nd t o open the safe, bUt prottated he
May 28th u offlc.lal "Clean Up Week" l.n lhe City of Newport Beach. did not know the combln~tlon . H e
118.ld he wu then taken down.stairs The Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce is urging all ci tizens and beaten, after which & second
of the ~wport Harbor area to cooperate in t his program to stimula lo:' attempt WU m~ to force h im to
beautification ot the city. to prev"nt fire. t o safegward health, to open the aafe. ~eek said he was
increue boain.ea and to improve property In general by cleaning up then tocked in Ule refr1gerator.
Nf'wport Harbor realton con-their own property and adjacent vacant loUs. lnve•t•atlnr ·pfflcere reported
cenlrated this week on prepa.ra· The City s~t Department---------------Findley entered Ute •lore shortly
lion fo r &ttending lhe .California will arrange t.d, make addrtlonal all descripliona: and after 8 :00 solng: to 'the office
Real Estate Educational Confer-coUectlona of ~h dur1ng ''Clean WHEREAS. to aid in lhe di&· whe:te he Jl"U lurpti.aed by the
<!nee. ope.nlng tomorrow at Santa Up Week" and citheM are re· poaal of refuse anct wa81.e material two muk.ed bandit.a, crouched nn
Ana for a tw~ay eeulon. m ·1queated to collect cane. bottle.a we have 8 rnuiged th.11t same shall the noor. 'Ibey forced him lo
which real e11tate men will study and papen and place them in be promptly removed and proper· open the aate "t gunpoint a nd
&II the element. of selling real cartone at the spot where they I dilrposed of; and . look two mone'Y, bep containing ~stale and or malnlalnlng good U11ually placC' their tra.ah for col-Y the cuh, over-lqoktnc two other
contact with the public. lecUon. WH.EREAS, we further urge money tJac1 'l" back Findley that all cltiiena "Paint-Up" where declarecL · '
Herb Allf'man. veteran auccue-The coopuaUon or everybody in 11&1T1e iJ!l needed. plant prdens &nd · The b.adita ft t trw>k hie keys.
ful ~&!tor of the Santa Ana the Newport He.rbor area ln mak· flowers wherev.cr po:Mible. 1tnd do bound hJm-Ith baling wire a nd .
Bo&rd will conduct the echool, and Ing thi.8 a .Joc.eaful "Clean Up every other Uting which will help pui1h~ tum ·mtn th• ft.frigerator
Ed Pendleton. or Wl\lltler, vtce-Week" IA requnted. to make ou~ city JUll.more Ulan wttli p~ the 11.ctim told police.
prealde.nt for the 12th D\.etrict will WHEREAS, a eleart City makes ever attracl.ive lo ourselves, our Acio~{.ftl to police. the paJr
be among lmport.ant figures ptu· for a better City and every citizen friends and our vislton. entered the -market through the
ent. a.a will Ralph Maakey. who desires to live tn • cleaner and NOW. THEREi'ORE. Lo Utia roof after UCC'ldlng by throwing
preceded Pendleton in the State better City; and end, I Dick Drake, Mayor of the a 1n:ppB.ftf ~ over the p;.a.rapet
pe.rtment and other oflcl&ll of tl',1
city and county and lt any tr-
regularltiea are encount.rcd they
a.re promptJy F'eporUd.
Tboe.e attending the meetin1
with Or. R.uaae.U •re foiac over
cop(e.a or the regulaltona ln effect
in o~r areu. Tbe chief ditfl·
cully la to find anoUt.et aru wltb
al.milar problem.s.
office, and Hadd R. Ring, pres!· WHEREAS, nature bu gener-Clty of Newport Beach, do hereby and c~ up an att.acbed" Une.
dent of I.be Newport Harb 0 r oualy gtve_n the City or Newport declare the week J>ectltnlng Sµn· Two t1ou8 ..,...._wred--ool. of·
Boa.rd. Beach .-u..rTOUlld.lng• which, wtth day, May %2nd. and continuing to ficen a.Id. .and the boarda re·
According to ff_ Verne Snod-the cooperation of 'ta eltlzena. can May 28th, both lnc,u.tve, to be placed beton the baodlta slid .'" . ...,
gnaa. of t.be Earl W. St.a.nley of· make-It one of the world'• moet "Clean-Up Week" in the City of down a V.Ot,.ftpe lm:to tbe attic.
flee. In charge for the kJcaJ t.o.nl beautituJ dlin ... weU u always Newport Beach, &?\d I ,do ponijal-Ottlc.,. ..... ~u.e tllup used
PU.OT DID ~ PIAN.: .... .... --... -MP • ... - -.. -_. llllJ' 811;1' .,_ fleld la Ceo41a - -er---· Hertlen Ward, SI t ic to .... t
-_.1 ....... _..,.. la --·It --to -llL "--.... Ooala -v.-&eer ftre •taU.. u:d8a•' t, -U.-lllue. "' anL fenne:r OW9ff of tlile 8-UI 8W _,. .. HWJ.
tat, ..... .. •• ••1 t.o vt.lt ""'-* ta ta.i lliar'tMt r afti'3 at tile Ume ol _..., ttMlla.
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Kr. and Mn. l!'ve.telt Ta.yk>r
and Mr. and )frs. WUllam Co1Hru1
ol Glendale ~ -1t1d s-"'
at lbe home of Mr. and Mn. C.
B. Rudd., Udo Jale. and w • r •
pre9e0t at the. Udo Jale YfCb-t
club opmlng ..... Kr. Rudd lo
chaJnnan of the race ocnDUU..
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of reservations for the sa.nta Ana a cleaner &11d happier City, a City ly invite and urge every resident an •P+ 'tf wtpe Peck'• blood
conferentt, •bout twenty will at· of whtcb nery one of I l 1 clU· and cttl.Mn to help tn a City-Wide trom tbil=· bllore Joe.kine him
tend from here. sen.a can be julUy proud; and .. Clean-Up" C&mp&lp . to make tn the Jbr. 0ne· of the
llulley, who conducted 1 a• t WHERZA8. thia dalrab le ailT\ Newport Be:a.ch a cleaner City and rnuQ ~ ' nearby, and t.be
year's Santa Ana SducaUoa.al can be accomplt.hed wben · all a better city. ~ •PJU'flO&b" took tbelr t.oola
Conference.. Ill.kl tt wu u.e mOlt c1u.sen. JoUl tn a cami-Jgn for a Witneae my hand on UU. 16&..b with Ualm. •. ""
nluable erpertence, ...,.,.t pa--cleaner and be\lu City; and day of May. 11H8. V~ WI-one of Ille
llapo a state Qm.,.,.,llon. lllat a WHJ:llll48, W. help can be ~ -tbap • a.. I m man ot abotrt C&llf~ -11« -ban. and IUUy -~ MCh .,.d--;f.uy . ~ 40--~-"'and praloed Jaclt Poatlua, C. R. S. A. du-> '"Ill In c1-nj up ' ~ : ~ ..._ --wllll a C1IJl. Bio.
rice-p-t In cllup ot educ:&-every DOOlt ~ -· of -iott.r_ , comi-0 1iiji, ljr.~ a lulif'
--.. ...u .. Alie-and -...-and park-..:"', .... """' ' -_ ... -
man. (« tbe --and ..... --111111 &lleJll, and In DlCl llliQ--·-,.111 -p!sr on ....
jecto pl'"-for Bula Alla. ..,ulllS rid ct Wute material ot KQor Olul<. uh I -.
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IN TM~ WOALD O~ Ebel/ Season
to Close with
Garden Party
KAM M INAS
ANTICIP ATE
PA RTIES ·
a· -
Fdt hioh Show
Clcsing Event
For -Cl ub Women
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Y oun9 Couple
Honor~d ~ .
at Shower
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ITAPPa>'a v lllOKTAJI llOARD
Ma:rraret l..e-v"'80n, daughter of
Mr. and Mta. Frank & Ll!Ve80n.
6511 Sea.Ahore Drive. Newport
8-cb, WU tapped by Mortar
Board today at IO'Na S late Col-
A.nUdpatin& lnlU.Uona a nd Flown-btdec:ked' bata 91.ll Adonl , Kr. and Kn. B 0 ti N e 110 n lcge.
"HOW TO RSLP YOUR llU!l-
8.AND UVE LONGEil!"' ft.Nd
lll-10 llin>ple IUI.., 'by' Dr. flW>.
bein lhat e\·ery wife ~d fol·
low to add y ears to her hu.ba.nd'I'
lite in the American w'ttkly, lbe
mat magulne d1"tri'buted wilh
next Sund.a.}"! Los Angt-IE'!9 lb:·
aminer.-Adv.
part.lea. mem.bera ot the K•m•a10 • the l&dle9 ot Udo tale Wheai tMJ (ludlth Gru ulqui..tl were bobolM Mortar 'BO&td la the top bonor-
IOub purchUed Hawall.a.n irrua ptMr on Friday at 1 :to p. m . a t at a post.--IQ.lpUal party gtw.n for ary fOlf' wemen on the: Iowa Stat<.?
skiru and papa la.ere '"'°"""l "1 Udo Communit y club bou8e for lbem tty lit . &Dd Mn.. John Gilt Colle&e campus. M.embushlp i.,
Marie Benner when they met al ~ dcuut fuhlon show, &arsut aqa M'I'. and: Mn. Jolin NUUm detcnnlned by ~lanhlp. char-THE STATE of calltomla pro-
'The Women' Stars Brenda Joyce
at Laguna -Play House May 25
1A.t eodal attalr at lM MNQn
f01t Ebt.U club ill a deJJ.shc.nat cont·
btnatkm p l'de.n tour and faablon
llhow to be hoJd W <dn..iay. May
20, openl.n~ at 1 p. m. ln Ute l... l....
IabelJ p rdenl. tJOG BaJtx. boule-
vard.
Ute Aloha room In the Keme and e.k>slnJ' rft.nt for Ulf' Jttr ror lut weeltt: ln UM N\dllm home on act.er . Jeadership and aervtce. <tuees 2~ or t he WO!"lci'• wine.
home. Balboa peninaWa. Udo !ale Women'a"c:IUb. ?'be lady f'lowtt Stnet. !------~-------------~~-------Mra. Keene, recanUy retumed WUrinc the moat a tln.e.tl'fe hat. The ~ joln~ in Jl'rw:n.Ung 1,.-------------~_,,._ ______ ,_ __ T.
Jn the cut of '1'\e Women"
oj>f'nJng )fay 2n at the ~cuna
&ach Playhouse. will be motion
pictuN? star Brenda Joyce.
MlP Jotce. who tn private llff'
1,. Mn1. Owen .. Ward, her huabend.
and <'hildren, Pamela. e. and Tlm-
o:hy, 5, are now resident.I of Em-
erald Bay. "We are enjoying ou:-
3C'alhore home and our rnt from
work In thlt lovely llPol," uJd
MW Joyce In a recent Interview. -
\.vtth her dau«htl'r, !lhe I.a alAo
studying ballet. a hobby of hen.
Ballel. ht>Wever, 18 only one ot her
h'lbblea. H"r othen1 arc tennis
and knlttln,-, which atie u.ys
"k l'epll me from going era%)' while
l'n1 \1oait ln ~ for tny tum on thr'
a·agf'."' .
Her •·turn" at the PlayhoURe
r ri n11igt8 of the covt:terl part of
.. C'ry.i:;tal" In the hit comedy '"The
\\'om r·n " "Cty!ital" II' the "nlhPt
\\'"mat1" in the !'how , the pa.rt cate ~o 1y iR "The F'ou ntnln of
J oa n c:rawror1l playt'd ~n the nlO· Youth:' JU~l rt"l ca~t!l.!.
tn.n pictur~. Ht'r drA'rnatic backgrounrl has
.. Cry . .;tal i ~ earthy and slightly certu.1nly fitted her for the !lta,-e
bra~·!I , rt>ally," ~i.t Mis~ J oyrP. ns \'I t-II 8!1 motion pu;tur.-.11, Sht>
'It's a real challenge for me. You won a Rcholarship fnr !lpeec h Al
Stc, l'vt! aiway:ii played such U SC, and later studied drama a t
J;\\'i-et young thin&:ii on the screC'n U C LA , where ~he '4'8!1 a Della
that I'm happy to do n. role th!lt Gamma. She began her career aJ11
I." lhf' t>Xact nppc»1lte:· a n1odel for c·o n1n1t>rc lal photog-
Tht-"Swf'el young thingR" re· rarhy and WAR <.·oac he1I by rorm -
f .. rred to have been stellar role~ t"r 1nat1nee idol, Tnn1 11-1oore. Her
111 111•1t ion pl•·tureA wh.iC'h many hus band . Owen Ward, i!I at pre&·
n rtre~PA would co vet . Shp playe-d. ent the bu!i ne~M manager for Much
for instance. oppnRile RicharJ '!oitarR as Hedy Lan1srr nn•I Greg-
C r eene In "Little Old New York," ory P~ck .
oppo:;11te Harry Da'lenport and "The W omen" whil'h will fea-
EtlmUl'ld Lowe In "The EnchantPd ture Mls.ci J oyce, P olly Ml)ran,
F'ort>~t", and ha.i. appeared &.'I lhe Maureen Cookson and GertrudP
h1•r oi ne in five T arzan pictures, Zlnl, ill under the direction , of
r o·st11rrlng with the new Tarza11. Ja<'k H arr is, and will run at th1:>
Ux Rarker. Her latest in th!~ Playhou11.e from May 2~ to June 4.
Los Costurans
Play Whist
~rR. Llllian <>Nen , Balboa boul-
evard, entertained with an even-
ing o< court whist for member~
o! Los Co~tura.• club, with Mary
\\'CSlOtl, Sister-in-Jaw ' Of Je3n
McDon&ld, u •pet:la1 guut.
M l"M'&lon !4or~t r t& Mttt.
The Mi8i.onary Society of the
Newport Ha rbor LuthPran Chu!"t'h
w ill meet Tuesday. May 21 . at
i :30 p. m . in the Corona del Mar
home of Mr"'S. Harold Fac~ou , 308
Ja!!mine St. Mrs. Faccou \'lilt bP
ai~sl~tc<l In h!Y.'ttrM~ d11t ie1t by Mr"'.
c:. A . Kingman.
Oammon.c lo ~O \"f"
The Charles Cammon!'l of Hnm-
ilton SL., Costa. MeRa, ha'le bel'n
bU."Y O'lt•r.:;celng the construct!on
o r their b@autiful new home 011
Lillian Pl. They earerly anticipate
e!'tabli~hi ng rt>sidt>n<'~ within !he
nt"xt fortnight.
ror UliJI ma1n nent eat.ton anc.l
paUo rrocu. u wt.11 .. beach
w•r. WSll be modeled by club
mernbuA. AU a.re h'om the shops
of local ~rchanU and can hu
been ta)c:cn to M-lect •t1tu which
are beCOmlnc to lhe mature mat-
ron a.a weU u the y ounser p.!:r·
aon . M n . J. W . Cammack iJI d 1·
rec.Un• the 8hoW. a.ul•ted by ~f rs .
E. c . Twitchell and Mrt. J . A..
OanL
A n..r the fuhJon &how numer-
ous .-ardenl!I on the Peninsula 11nd
U do tale will b«I v'i11lted, including
Ule beautlt'Ul con~rvatory at th!!
Robert RON home, Weet Ocean
Front, where refreahmenU will be
!M!rved. M n . Rou will be u..11lsteJ
In .M'rvlng by the MeJldamea T .
Hort.I Sttley, llarold Ahrendt,
William Single y, E . S . P ni riPr nn•l
Heinz: Kai!'ler.
The tour end~ In the lovely pi:a t .
lo of the Paul Rngen1 hOMt' nn
Udo Jtdt! where th~ feature o r int-
erell't will be a rlli.play of gard••n
furnitur\' from Hnu !'M.: an~! Garrte-n
shop, Coas t Highway. ThC'rc wdl
alqo ht! a plant booth here wh11rl•
potted plant!'! wlll be ror so.le. Thl.<1
I.a In charae or thr Me.sJaml'll ,\
A . Horvath, E . L MunM-y ond F.
C . Doane.
Tl ck~u ror lh<' ra~hlon Nh o"'·
and tour are Sl ea.c·h and n1ay ht·
ohtalnl!'<l from Mr!o!. Hymn \VL·ll ~.
Carden Mttt1on r hA lm1an, Harh<'•r
2289-\\'.
Zonta Pres ident
Gives Report on
State Conc lave
An Inspiring r t> port on the
recent 01.atrict Cnnfert>nrf' hPld
recently ln Berkf'lt>y waM given by
Pre111dent Ruth Hummel when the
Zonta Club of Newport Harl>rlr
et at Norton'l!I <'afe for their
regular luncheon n1Petlng I a. " t
Thu Niday.
Mt"Jll. Hu1ri m el attenclf'd the con·
ference \•.'llh ~tre Mlldrf'<l Stanlf'\'
who remained In the North er~
part nr the ~ StatP for an addetl
'lac atlon.
Highllghl11 of the confere11ce
were N!ports o r the activltiee of
!on1 e of the branche!'I. Loui,qe Ct'f'w
Pr1zn· for the game went tn
Trilby Ford, hl&h; Lucille Mul-
lin!, second hlr h: Lucy Wat.Aon,
low; Mary Stanley, next low. Ar-
ter play the hoat eu Mrved frtsh
Sltrawb«tT)' ple and coffee. Othf'rs
pttMnt w ere Genevieve: Barnes .
Jean Me.Donald, Betty Glua, Mild·
red Cone. Oori11 F•rgu1tOn ar:d
Joy1·e McDonald.
of Pa11edena !poke on "Career'.'!
for \Vo men;" Dr. Ellubeth Doz-
ier, International S!'rVl<'e C halr-
rnan. ~poke or var rn u I! wayi.
women couh1 be !'It .!l.ervf" thPlr
con1n1unlt lf'A; Flt>clA Sm I th of
Be'rkt!Tey,' ''Comiriurilty ServiCC (n'r M~. Mttry We!lcott of San Ole-the Aging Pnpulatlnn ;" EtlJ".atwl h
ego IM gi.1eJ11t at lht" h ome of her Ellingson or Marin County , "A broth1·r . William ~11·D,1ni1ld, Bai·
Mr!'I. Clara . Owen of Norwalk, boa , a nd will be here for some SL~n1ine,r aHt A1dlomAarl:" Dr. KI'lohndti
h r R Ow I · . inn o uscon, r zona . " er· 11\nt tr n oM ""· Balbo.1 t n111~ ha ving seL'Urt><.I employment. ti 1 S h 1 h . f
houlevard nrrl'led Thur!'lday to at the ro urt ho use, Sa nta Ana. ~a~u ~8
0 °A1°, ."8 r 11F' k1 P nr 1'pentl l"everal day!! with her !'Ion I ____ I onien. r. rt" 111 gave-
and fan1i ly. I P enplr <lo read the PreM ad the major 8/'ldf"t!~'I. "Social Chan.l(t-. 1· In a P nAt \\'ar \Vorld.'0
Margaret Brunnlng of Corono
del Mar wa.<1 appointed 8!'1 o fflrlal I H08tess for the Joca.1 Znnt 8 f~lub .
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ma rt ha Howe was W t> \com eel a 11 n
Solid Gold Values All Week .9:. Be There.
F•11s Y• le Kamp BaUry inc1tcts will ,iase
~. fasti i 11s bmnife, ltusbau, lllsiless .. .
fntrs, stnaprs, cflildren or these ilq .. .
new n1em~r.
Next meeting '4'111 be held Jtt
the Shore Cliff~ hl)mr of l..eth:i
Drolet on ThUr!'lday evening, Ma y
28 ::i t 7 :JO p.m .
Daupt4"r 11oll4>n"d
Mr.!!.. Prank Evan11 or Sant a An t
Ht:i ghtS' entr rta :nt'd rft'L•ntly 1n
honor or her lha ughtt=r, 'i\•011 nl'.
on th~ occ·i1."ion nf ht>r t c n t 11
birthday. Gut'! 8 t !'! i n 1· I u d ,,. ·I
Yvonne'!ll Cl&l.l!imate.'t \vho J111 n4-d
fn the celebration whlt h 1nL·lud"d
a barbecue and tht>at•·r pnr·ty
rrom a t.hJ-ee-.week.s' vamtion ln decorated with noweni from her the recently married couple with BUDGET ·WISE
the H.ltt, gpve hlghUghU of the own garden, wiJI receive a prtse.. erysta.l rtfta tn their choa@n Ma· I
tl'lp. Membero abo4!nt rrom thr. Spl'lng and summ<r styles, bolh juUc pottern. 'lb• •wnlnC" .... Machinele$S Permanents 3. 95 and 5. 95 I
meeting were O'Deana Mika. Jes-cottolUI a.nd more form.al at.Ure, .pent in playing amuainC" cveu-
"'• Bleleteldt, Ruth Buclcn<r. Jane will be trem Lorabelll ahop. ing pmn. with priuo b •I ng Cold Wa'les 7.95
Pl•ntadoal and e.. .. rly Bttde. On the rommllt ....... ; M .... Jer-awarded to M.... Dorollly J on... Sha.mpoos and Fi-.,-froim 1.00
Mildred Hanly waa hostess and ry Cat.ea. chairman: table decora-Frank Means and Miu S.verly I .. .,, .. --·~
wat; a.ssllted In .ervlng refresh· liorui. Me9damea Hay t.anrenheiJn, Rynerteon. Delicloue f'f'fruhm.ent.a · V.'e have lnaugt1rated a bridal ~rfPCtion ~rvice and
ments by Ma.mle Herru:tretl. <'lub Ford Pler90n, Edward Manstletd; of hom,made ice C'~&m 1.nd cake welrom<' lnquirif'!l rrprdlng th.ti1 !k'f'\"k'f'.
prt>!lide-n t . tickets, Me3dames Nd8on Holm· were aerved amid the channin«IY CIO!lif'd ~ond&~·"-OJM°n Tuf"f<. tltru Sat. I
Al the previoua meeting, he.IJ woOd and Kent H itchcock; deii-arra.n,ged d~tiOIUI of pi nk I I
AprH 27 at th• home or Edna .. rt. Meac1arn .. Haviland Rog"'"· ow .. t pua_ DOmE ELLEN'S BEAUTY SALON
Green, Miramar Drive, club men1· H oward Peterson, L. B. Rogers, Gueat.a included Messers. an d .___ •---•
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ber!l seltttffi and orden!d their Paul Rogers. Ne.boll: :Neice. Mark MeedamH Ra.Jph Wade, Marvin l 111 E. lltb St"""'\ c·~ta M~ •-.--....--,..
pins. Bean. C. B. Rudd, Gonion and LH Gibeon, Melvin Kl!4dle, Stephen ----------------------------+
Ntxt mteUng will be on May Zl\ Bame.s; pubUcity, Mn. B. C. Jar-Strua, B e r t c 0 m b a. Kenneth
at the home of OQttl,.. Crih1'. 30i viJI : Mr.to Langenheim wiU re-Yeaw, George l'Jehrtnl'. Olin Llsk ,
Palm .!1.lrttl, Balboa. N::lv" r1.'llerva.tlonJ1 at H arbo r Mrs. Beat rice Thompson, Mr a.
---li-48-W. Eleanor RuM dl, M iss Mary N rw-Mesa Studen t m&n, Ml ... Betty L •alh a n d Duplicate Bridge x ........ Duane A11>eru, Robe rt Receives Awa rd G H•nl•y. r au l Caasldy and Mar-roup Opens •hall Gr.tmore a nd the h .. l!.
Ht!len Kf'ating or COAtn MeM..
"'in ner In the elf'mf'ntary dlvl~ion
for voh·t> studenl.JI. WM one of
Ne\v Serles
Extra ra ting pointl!i w i 11 be
t hAAe who rttel'led ca!'lh awarti~ awardetl fnr a fnur-w<'ek serie.1
1''ri1lay t>V~ni ng w hen the Mwilcal I whJC'h 11tt1rtf'd fo~rlday ntght wh<"n
Arts r lub nf Santa Ana pre~~ntP<I Newport .Beach Dupilcnte Br1dgt
a p,.ogra1n in Ebel! <'\uh houM!: of rlub m et in Ebell clubhouse.
t hn l l"l ty. Jn Friday's gan1e the rf"sulu
Cash a wan.J~ \YPr e giv~n to both w ere :Is follow~;
fir"t a nd 1"!COlld plar e winneni In North-South: I, ,)tr. Pe.rry A1c·
the rC're nt auditionR 1tpon.,ored by Adoo and Mr. G. E . Mitchell: :i.
the club They included: Joey )1tfl. A . I?· Wetherby n n d Mr.
Langford o f O range. violin ; Carol Jo.~eph W1INlX ; 3, :\frs. Charle!'
Snudef' o f Fullr rlon , plenn : arid Boardman and Mrs. Hoy Strotz:
Ht>lt"n Keating of Co!'ta MeM. 4. ~1r. a nt.I Mrs. A. W. Tumml'I:
voice. Thn~ whn t{)j1k, flr~t placr land !1, Mr. a~d Mr~. A . C. JURll<."<'.
in the intermt>diate tllvisJon arc East-\Vt>s t . 1. Mr. and Mrs. J .
Dia ne Cave of Ah.ahelm. piano; S. Slocu1n ; 2, Mr8. Robert Killcfer
Judith LaMo ri n! Anaheim, violin; and Mrs. Vivian Bodman: 3, Mrs.
and J nan ne Heem~tra of Santa Thon1a s Cill and MilU! .Char lot te
A na, \'Oll'l'. \\'Inner~ In the ad-Cone: 4, Mr. anll M fl. Robert
va r.c t>d di vis ion n~ Barbara Boo.~ Brown ; and $, Captain and MrA.
of Santa Ana, piano; Mor1IJ> HPnry Has!:ett.
BarnPM or Santa Ana, voitt; and The next regula r weekly game
Dale Ht'1 nn1 iller t1 f BuPna Park. will he Friday nlghl, May 20 . All
b3 ritnnp horn . bridge playe~ 81'<' ~nvilf'd. R '!S-
Piano St udent s
To Gi ve Reci tal
Next Su nd a y
e1 vntlons niay he marlP by phon·
lng Mr~. Roy Strolz at Harbor
2303-J.
P iano puplls of MrR. Kathleen
Coleman, 414 Tustin Ave., Nev.·-
por t Beach. will appear in their
C ecilian Sin gers
In stall Offic ers
At C .D.M.Ho me
l:iemi-a.nnual rer ital next Sunday, Mary Batten Steffensen, direct-
May 22, al 2 :30 p.m . at the El>ell or of Cecilian Singers. opened her
t lubhouse. r115 \V. Central Ave .. Corona ctel Mar home Monday C'V·
1'ew pnrt Bt-ach. lening tor the annual Installation
T he1ne for the recital will he of officer111 and rloslng social
"\'isil ing nur own and Foreign mt>etlng of the season.
LendB." The public li1 moet cordl-MiaA M&rP,ttt Reed took oftlcf'
i1.lly ln\'ited lo attend.
Those taking port will be : Max·
1ne Chung. J oyce Chung, Sherrill
Edil'.k , Betty Ann Evana. Charla
F'luke, Mary Helen Guthrie. Jo-
An n H a g e n, Ter:ry Hall, Bill
Hamblet, Raymond H artman.
R~eMary Jonea. A n l o-i n e t le
Laurich, Anita M c CI et tan d,
~fartha Norman, Patricia Robert.A.
Carol Ann Shaw. Nancy Tritt, •
Taja Tohill. Olivia Wilde and Bill y
\\'idolf.
Business W omen
Honor C lub He ad
St>vrnty fivr n1r m l>f'rs of Bus-
lnC'f.l.~ a.nll P rofeMional Wl)men'!J
M iff M arpn-t Rffd
• luh. allt"ndlng lht.' P~!'lident 's
p~rt y nn Thu rMay at the ho1TI"
of Minft tlt•rl\h f'y ,Onyx Ave-., Bal-
h,,a l~lanll. honored their retlrb1g
pil!:lllh·nt, Mis..'I AJrneH Blomqu1...'4t.
Thi! bt:autirul and ~paci<>us hon1e.
a bo\o\•er of flowent. wa~ perfec t
!'ettinJe for the. arraar.
as president. Othcni ualed were:
Church Organ
Dedicated to
George Mortimer
An organ roctt.al by George
Mortimer, organist emeritus or
St. J an1es Episcopa.J church, took
lhe time df'VOled to the URua l
sermon P"riod at t he 11 o'clock
service on Sunday, Collo,ved by
ded1ca tlon of the organ.
Kept a secret from Mr. Morti-
mer wu the fatt tha t the organ
was lo be dedicated to. him and
th:lt a bronu p laque, INitably in-
scribed. would be plact>d on the
organ.
M r. Mortimer, now In hi.a late
80's, re,peived hj!! maste r or arls
honors from Oxlot'd UniverRlty,
wher, he krleW Stainer , one of the
gTe•t organt.ui and com poM"n.
He Mrved as .!.Q1or for several
years at Oxfora"'la?!1l after <'omlnl
to Califom la, was a. mPmber of
the faculty of . Puadena A rmy
and Navy Academy.
• During his residt!nce in Pa.'l8-·
dena he wa~ for t wo yPars IX-an
or Southern California. Cha pter.
American Guild of Org a nists. Ac-
t ive in thr cultu ral li fe or the city.
he was one Ur th e originators o r.
a nd for iteveral yeani a member or
the governing board of t he Con1-
munlt y Playhou9e As~latlon: he
Ls: )JtUlt p~~lden t o r the Ftne Art~
club and of the Dlckl'ns F ellow·
itChip, and held offlcel'I with othe1·
clubs. H e is now h e a. d of t ht'
Mortil?Wt SthotJl."~&lboa f!'l.t litl.'
Jncluded in t ht' o rran recital
wel"I! t he following nun1bel'8 :
Short Pl"'tlude and Elude in A
Minor, also Jt>RU, Joy of Man's
Desiring. both by Bach : G rand·
mother, K11itt lng IJ . W . Clokey),
The Lost Chord 1 A . S. Sulllvan J
a.nd the An1e n frOm Handel's Me~
!lah.
A fter the sr.rvlce Mr. Mor timer
greeted hi!'I many frienlls at a re·
ceptlon ht-Id in the new parish
houl!e, n1embers of the Woman·!!:
A uxJUary .!ervtng corree and ca·
nape9. H e v1as pre!'lented \Vith a
cake and nowet!i. --------
Tamale P ie Dlruaer
C08la Me~ Grange will have 11
ta.m &Je pie dinner. open to the
public, at 6 :30 p. m. on Saturda y,
May 21 . Nor n1a A n k e n y is
chtlnnan of t he commit lee In
cha.rgt' or the dinner. The Orang, ..
hall iA at Victoria and Thurln I
s treet. Costa ~lesa . I
I Trtp to M.exleo
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PUBLIC GOLS: COUR8•
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ART ROUX, Pro-Mp. WID Amulp
a Game for You
A Complet e Une of Golt Equipment
'We!t ~tn Street ct Ro<1 1o Towers
SANTA AN.A PH.IChllJ9741
insurance
p .a. palmer IHC OIPOI ATI O
w. o. buck, lnsuronc• COUtlMfor
3 3 33 vio _l id o, newport
telephone newport beach ,
beach , coli!.
horbnr 1500
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Now Open
ANTIQUES
and
Objects of Art
(·c~tlJ:~·
I 04 Main St., Ba lboa
opposite Bal boa Inn
LOANS l A UTO
F t'RNITl'RF. I t:TC.
A11k f or
l.Vt .F. R . POP F.
M&nal(Pr
AND NOW-
Seil pill mes fir sil Mg Dys, lby 11 tn lby 21.
Bi'cau11e 11-1i~ci Blo mquist, as A
for n1<'r pre::iJ ent. already wear~
MATl'llESSES thi pa.cit preJJid••nt'11 pi n, she w a i
M ni. Crt-o rg1• Bullt>r, vice -pre.'!11·
dent ; Mrs. Er11e!'lt Inman, J11ecre-
tary; M1"1'1. Roy Eulberg. tree.sur-
er; Mis~ Lillian Ol!'!On , bu~ine&'I
manager: ~fiss ~1erlt' L. Miiier,
a11.ql~tanl bu!'lines." manager; Mrfl.
MAurlce Hennch. historian ; Dr.
Julia Hinrlch~. stag" manager,
M ~. Cllrl Lehmann. librarian:
I.tr. ant.I Mn:i. \\'llllam Hu~rort
or Placentia Street, and their t wo
d a u g h t e r a Ala rylu and Sul!:le
motol"l!d to Mexico for a w eek -end
Mjourn .
Also ConductinCJ the Busillft1
of HARBOR FINANCE CO. Egg Seu•e lnU : . . . . . lit INf
OlEG. 31c LOAF>
FraU Bitter lolls • • • •
CiuUloa Rolls • • • • •
Milk CHcolite cue • • • • (ll£G, ... CA,)
Aqel Food .' • • • • • • atze.9hUJ
lnltTmmn • • • •
• • • • • m.V.UUCJ
CrlUBl.P••fs . • • • • IDO.S.LO
r.ec.11 lfacu1m • • • •
Q1cellles • • • • • • •
(U8. l.00 LaJ ........ , • • • • • • ai-.-~ia.J
Yu H lmf's file Ice CrNa • ..... --...... --
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Balboa Ia!1nd
275 FOREST AVE.
Llguna Beach
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8oatit--Bom~Tra.l~t11 Jlrl!i-:t"ntt'd 1n lls stead with 1'i1ver
lrreruJar S haps l ad le~ to n1a ll'h her flatware.
BEAOO.S 5061 Thl' party, held rron1 5 :30 to
Coata Me!la l\tattrn11 Co. 7 :30 p. n1., wa!f in <:barge or pa:11t
MM. Alboi·rt C'n lt-, 111uJ1!r chairman:
and Mr.:i. t 'hn r le~ ;\.fark\v00<I; _pat·
lian1t-ntn rlan.
!160 Newport Blvd. prt-. .;idt'nl~. Grelha Tltbb~. chalr-Baby Care to be
Subject of Class
'-:=::===========' l n1.:.i11, lr''lli' Aforr1 ~. Dn r-othe11 ~hf'<'-lt>y 1-1.:trRUt>ritt> Wa.y and Al ildr~
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IMPORTANT
Cha.nnlng !llm&ll hnui;i" on l.100
ISLE that il'I really "Y.•ay undr r
markPt." This "llltlr ho nC')'" i!ll
romplPtely furnl!llhcd and l.!1 "°
clean It !5parkh'"'· lrteal to !iv.-
In or Ullt' &.'i a "rt>ntal prop-
erty." Loeatf"<l un on11 or thf'
tM":iit st rf'el!'I on LI n O I s 1 .1~
nf'ar tH-ach an(I ClubhoUSt'.
The rin1t one that St'"!'! this
should buy it. Hurry on thl.it .
Prtf'"11 for quirk !Ila!<' -.$14 ,M>O,
AI-"0
[ wish I had I !"4"mCl'mbf'r
when I could. Why didn't
wr .. _ .. . .. H ow n1any tlmt>a we
a.JI UM these sad PxpreMlnna
refe.n-ln& t.o LOST CH ANCES
we had In re&l e.11latt". Hf'~ at
LIDO 181:.E you i1tlll have a
chance to buy a t OLD PRJCES.
Think of buylnl' a choke lot
tor u UtUt> u 13.000 a nd 90ffle-
a.t $3300.
lA>ok Into the opportunlUea
here at LIDO ISLE. Stop klck-
lng old man H INDS I G H T
around. Do .901Dt>thin( NOW.
We apeci.&11.se on LIDO IS LE .
I t is our pteuure to ahow .
l8t ISi.£ Pl8PEITIS
-Via IJdo_ ll&rW llOO
Stan lt>y . 8''8rd 1R1!1·nbt?r!I a~'li.'!.t·
etJ w ith honi d'ouvrf'"'.
Fo r nn in1pron1µtu progran1
lr1·nt> Morr1~ gave the Mn~ fM111
Oklah1>111a !, a hit nun1ber of the
8o."1!'lE'1>1' Night progr&n1, an1I June
F'nrrar gave a pa.nton1lme.
Art Students
To Exhibi t
The A rt TieaC'hent' As.."!.Oeiation
Mrs. Ernest Soderberg
Elected to
Teen Canteen Board
'Meetinl' the rPQUUU o f pros-
pective par f'nts a nd othen inler-
t:Med ln n1olber .o.nd baby care •
both a fternoon a.rid evening Red
NPwly •'i('('tf'd to thl' board of Crou hom e nunling cla.l.ses will
dlrf'Ctor11 or· the Newport Ha rbor begin l'IOOn In th e . cl.a.uroom of
TM"n Cantc("n, Inc., 11 Mrs. E rne.fl t Southe rn Orang-e Coun ty Cha ptrr
Soderbrrg or Corona de.I Ma r . a t 1 lQ.4 W . 8th St., Santa Ana.,
Mne. SodPrhf>rg wa8 eleett"d to fill Mn. Arthur Wade, hom e n unUng
the va ... anc'y on thr board caused chairman, atulou.ncee.
by thf. rt.'Clf'nt rr~lb'Tlal ion nr Mrs. Th~ an.emoon e.laAI will be M\'-of Or11.ngc County will open lt• &'
t>Xbibit of students' work tonight Donald D. McCallum of Newpor t en M'Otld&y and Wednuday a.Ct.er--
in Comn1unity CentPr clubhouM, H eighl.ll. noon1 from l :30 to 1:30 bertn-
1104 \VeAt E ighth Stl"l!et, Santa l'hP dlrN"tors, at the I r May nlftl' on Ma1 Jilli. 'nle even.ins
mcf'tlnK on· Saturday a.tso cl"l!at ed clau will be co.ndueted 'from 1 :30 Ana, the hooni being from 1 tn
9 · tbe position of faculty reptf"senta -to 9 :30 p. m. on Wednuday and p.m . ti f Frida .. ..,_ Work will ht> on dl~play from Vt" or t.hf' pur~ or more <'~· y eve • ....._ .. , atanJng May
elementary lllld higtl 1ehool stu-ly cO(jnilnatlng the activit ies or 2oth. Both wW be t.aupt by Mn.
dent.s all over lhe county and the the Tar Pit, u the 'teen canteen Gertrude Andrew, a rectstered la poput"'.'\. •. '. called. The boa.rd nurse, Mn. Wade 1taled . showing w 11 1 continue through ia.ny. Wednesday and Thunday, 9 a .m. voted lo request Al Irwin of the '1'he lncrel.llnc l.nterut tn
lo 9 p.m. s \ u dent a and A rt high 11ebool faculty to accept such· tbeM aix·leuon couraee ia due t o
Teachen AaociaUon 11 t u d,. n t • new po«l., i t WU 1'1"'p0rted. lbe YUt &JDount of practlcal
will be admitted frtt. An admU,... Plan.!t tar tht-aummf'r acbeduie k:ouw1edp .c:n•mect into U hou.n
ston of r; ~nts is charged all of lhe Tar Pit wtU ~ diacuaed of I~ "1 an uperienffd oth~rs. by UH> 8tUdeat governlnl' board at nw and tttdMr Hire Mn. A n·
Pauline Gratner Is president o f • m ttttng to be hekl In Use near drew,"' Mra. Wade -.kt. .. WhUe I
thie uecuu~ board, memben of tututt, £t wu annotutced. t..be la.teat rottltoda ln prenatal
which a~ Charlt"ll Dl"'f'r. Dorothy P,.,......_ aa.I t:are ot the baby
Ruth M y.n and 1'lJa n p<on . Sen Fra nc isco Artist :i':,.:SY~~. in.,.:
Crawfonls Retan Guest in Harbor Area '" ~--t~ tto •vtnc-or \j--and _,, .. ""• From VIOlit -cl< Cdnles, ... --Mr. and MI'S.. 8am Crawford ot from San Jl"ra.nd.8CO, II a bauae Pwl g ..... 11ted bl ea.rolllnc .
261l4 W. ('t:STRAI.
NEWPORT Rt:,\C'fl
llARBOK J.\77
''Chapeau
448 Coast Blvd. So .
Patio''
Lagun a Beech
Openi Thursday, May 19
Our tha nks to a ll w~o sent in cle y.er
nem.es in t he Hat Shop Contest.
Mario n Grier won the prize het!
. I WHEN· YOU'RE HAT MINDED
COME TO CHf.PEAU PATIO
HATS LINGERIE HANDBAGS Newl><ift Bncll. cam.
)(q'nolia .A.ven.11e ha~ returned pM at the bome ot ~llln. llm1J;y at u.a. '11b1Dt mare blfonna-
,,..,,, a ...it Ill Santa -.a Jiii. 1Ue-.-ot Corona d<I Mu. u..., may ... tMlr local -
whero thq ~ th• -cu-Coodes aetdle<I the Port:ralta at -er-a.ton! -will at Jlllr. and Kn. Emle "-bauat>. llWIY l'l"'l><ift -rfteo at the attad hoa> arw -ol -1
Tiie crtwford'a jotlmOJ' wu flllll· """""1 1""7 111.uttet l>eJd at the ta Ana and -'lmta ol the bar·
ll&hted by their a e e In 1 · t.MJr1 plril.b ball Of St. JAMH ~ bol-1 commWtlty are lnYlted to en· I
two-montha-<>ld J(T&OdclUlcl. I pal cburdl. roll , !:-""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'
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Tuesday, May I ., 7, ll1-49
HARBOR SOCIAL EVENTS B. & P. W-omen
to Install S C ' " Thor JOhnson to ·Leed Orchestra toge ornpany ,,_ 1 •• ; .... "''. , ,l .. _. · + ·
•................. ___ ,......;-:,., ........ -... -....... --.... -.. -~---.. -.............. -.. -.. -~.--.. ~ .. -~-""'"'I Th rs Jay Eve --~~·~o~9W",.,.,.,..,,....,..,. o1 V-WW.V>.MV~ -u O'~ e
Guest Artisls & Orchestra Acclaimed
At Orange ·co. Symphony Concert
Community Concert Directors
Select Artists lor Coming Season
Dodllon to _.., th ... nne, ... ___________ _
,.. proav•mw n.~ t.ban four w1Ul I a. a.re thoee of Lacuna Bte.dl •nd
• ical -oC Ojai ~Will ~t P"'!dln, to -•!lonal Ylr-H ... ~A.Ii Ii. . Cliff coo<hld the Ojai li'.aival Cllam· 1-. wlD pllr.)' I» -pmn-eaucu uy ber Orch..tra on Sunday alttt-lore of bonl'tril' for Plano and!
In the.Ir fin.a.1 concert. of lhe·•--------------
iw:ason, given laal Wednesday a t and H-nt•ment.aUzed In ma n y
the Newpor t Hart)of. Union H igh lnt~rpntattona.
School, Clinton Sawin, conductor. ft la a tribute to M1M Loh-
and the Oranp County Symphony maim'• mullctanahlp th a l 11...h e
OF"Chl!#t ra , acored .-triumph. gave th J • maplfleent conarto
The M cnde-1.ssohn~s Scot ch sym-1 AUern> movement) a fresh, dJJIJ-
, phony opened the program. l n tlnguiahW.. and what seemed lo bf.
this, Ont vtoUnlst S imon Plll-'1 wa111 a very penonal execution.
!'!Upe:rb In the alleg-ro; .00 the Jn contra.st to the rococco pla y-
C'.el\o8. 1 Vi rJri nia Seal. Jack L ight-ing or the feminine 11ta r in th e
hart, Paul Parkes. and )fargar~t Ba rtlett and Robinaon duo ,,.. . .,.')
DeJhl) h!.tl foreground pssuge~ appeared llt NPu:port last week.
-lhal wc1.? ·.wonderfully exttuted. Ml$! Lohn1ann·!! t echniquf' Sf."Cm.:d
In t he andante the orchestra r~· rel'ltralned and disciplined, though
!Jf)Onded to 11{r. Sawin's <'a ll fe r 1 won~~rfully rel";"ed. n~ible . and
fttlin g end power and ga ve an 1 Mn.~u t1ve. To "'atch '.h e movi!'-
lnterprelot lon that wu notabl.\· men ts of hf'r wrbts, f~ngers. and
ht-autlful. Accordin g to the p ro· 8 rms In the arpeggl08 1n t he m.ld-
grom notes the ntul'lic is "som~r. die o~ the movement ~v as liki.:
1nelanch~ly. g1ving a pict ure o( watching water f Io w 1 n g over
the. lon.•lineu of t h e. Scott1~h •reeks in a mountain st ream, ~o
mon~." H oweve r, the rl<'h 11Weep fl8\\•le.!'1.!'I and ~ even were their
.,( the !'!lrlng .5 in the cr escendoes fl uid rhythm and control.
::inrl the cnntraJ111t or the gra.!IS gav" The hl'art · pullin~ m••l6<Hr~ "II
nn ~r rttt or g rt!'A t lyri<' beaut y. Schumann. in M i"' .s Lohn1ann'!'"
fn tht' H aydn Concerto for phral'ling , were :ev.e.aled to ,4h•
'ft um pct youthful ~olot11t. ?.fr, la..~t tlegrre of 1ns1stent. deeply
i-:ll:,1tt, \"ton his au\lien<'e with a emotional beauty. and yet by her
pt:rformanre conta ining s n n1 t' i:;peCia l sen!4e or form anrt rirmnc!-l.~
f'!f'ctrlfying . pa..uage~. Haydn i.~ cf touch, the tot.!1 1 effect avoid~~
11nt t.hlA revie\\'er'~ ravorit f' coin-ovt'r·h.'ttlnes.s. T he orr hutra a
~:-Pr. e\'Pn though hii;i music 1s part in t.!1is concerto should not
str11cturnlly mer.it admirable. It~ bt-mlnlm1:tetl. U:d by fine ~ork
qu.Jlit leR were par t I cu I a r J y l fr om the \'l.'ood winds and strings,
h~ought out In the t rumpet <'On~ the entirt" or ch estra furnished a
1·1.:ilto. T he brillia nt, complicated ba<.·kground character1zef1 by the
~t'ales r1 quired dazzling rnpidlt.v mC'~cit grat ifying tone, shading. and
nt execution an'! shoWt'd off th .. timing.
s'1Joif'lt.q's (in e technique, breath The Sleeping Beauty \\'altz nr
rontrr:il r.nd lncr ediblt' enduran<'e : T!i!<'haiko\Y9ky c losed th e progrnm.
hut the rrpeli tiouane~ of the p,ai.· 1 anrl w a 111· played wit h so mu~h
tern, even given the bt>nefit of poli~h a nd verve that a .qtjlJ re-
M'r. Ellio tt's pure, hard. metal· frri;hed and thrilled audlen<'P ga"e
rlear note~. resu lted in the co11-orch el'ltra and conduct or a five
rrrt n seen1lng .somewh.!l t over· minute O\'atJon, antl t hree curtain
lnng ral18.
~1 ls!! Loh mann . appearing 'l!!: Mr. Sawin'~ wor k as conductor .
!'Olo1~t in the Schuman n Concerto. hill enthus.iosl i<' and in~pirational
gavr he1· lil'l teners a nloving ex-encouragen1ent a t reheanJals and
pt<rrrnce The S<'hu1nann, though ' his Ken u 1 n e musi<'ianship, un-
n cnn('ert favorite. is not a n ea.'ly I doubtedly have done much to pm·
work to perform . For one t hing. durr the fine sta ndards achieved
it I..; done i-n otte-n that there \5'; by these local arti!<t;<i, We were
th•· ri.c;~ of giving a hackneyt.d, glad to see that the Harbor a rea .
althf)ul(:h 1>ea111tiful performan<'t!'. by the increaM'd !liZe of the aud-
ft-or unother. thP concerto h a .5 ' ien<.'t>, shows l!igns or grad ually
pitfall~ 1n interpretation and ex-waking up to its g reat good for·
r1·uti11n . tune in ha\'lng a n Orange County
The· ~ J ft e d amateur u~ually Syntphony of !IUCh calibre appear-
JllAyi-1t rnr all 1t i.i. v.•orth in daz:t· 1ng at its high SC"hool. Next year's
li111(. f 1 n g e r·flaRhing brillian<'P. ! si'aRon !lhould be l\v1ce as reward-
T h•! n1 t' Jn d y of the haunting 1 ing (or 11-lr. Sn win, his orchestra.,
.i.e('onil then1e becomes over · lush
1
and hU!: audienct".
SOMETHING DIFFER-.
ENT with stewed frvit
. , . serve spicy crou·
tons lbread cubes
browned in butter,
tossed in cinnamon
'Jnd sugar).
WHEN CUTTING
buttons from worn
garments, 1trin9 the"'
on a safety pin. Then
when you need a set
they'll bo all togothor.
c F.~CI_!'E )
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IREADCRUMI CHEESE SOUFFLE
1 C. h.t Mlllt
1 t . '"'"41 ,,_...
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~ t .......... •-ric-.,
Chettd~i~
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Pour hot milk over bread crumbs, odd
9rated cheese. leat yolks of -a•
light, combine with bread mixtvre.
Fold In stiffly . beaten e11 whit••;
MOson With satt and pepper. Tum
Into butte...ct bokin9 dish, set In pan
of hot woter. lake in moderate oven
1350•) for 3~ mlnutu or until !Inn.
Setve at once. S•"•s 4.
c~-~-~s;_:~ oo_~~?
WEBER'S BREAD Is ALWAYS 1oft, fresh,
ten4er and downright 900cf •crtf"I.
What's more, Weber's Is enriched fet
olllnl body-bullcli"ll nvtritlon. You can
always dopend on W.bor's llnod hr
flavor, fresMe11 and n.trltfon I
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Carolyn Weber, put Nl• .,....... lealer •rt.Jala WI• made when di· Hun.Unaton Be9.ch.
\dent of Bulll"'" and Ptotwk>ftal ~ Md Werl&Ha
Woman'• dub and dlatriet Je&V-reel.on ~ Oommunlt;r Concert• Dlrttton :: the Mmdalian ue:
laU•e chairman, wm tutaD otn· A.aod&Uoo met TbunNlay al Dae Mn. Gt!or&"e Yarcllt~ president:
cera of Newport ~ cblb a1 • otnee or J . A. Beek wtth Robert Mrs. Clinton Sawln. '9eC"l"etary;
dinner meettn& to be 'held Thun· Stafford, Cohm\bia Onn(!ttU rep-Roknd Wrtgtat, tf'U.9Ul'er: Horace
day even.Jn.-ol tbill lt'.ftk &t Bal· raf'QlatJve. l:h.ltcn. E-9-erett RPa. Sidney Drav·
boa. Yacht club. A.en-BMRn· bf> ldaoft. Cllnton Sawin. LnUe Miller quist wtlJ pnslde and Greth.a An.er a ~Y or tbe mem r.
Tub?Mt will be' cha.Inna" for u.e ab.Ip drive u prarnled by the '1nd the .Me.dame. D~ Drake,
cbalrman, Mn. Slanky Olam· Walter Spl«r, Stanley Chamber-.
eve.nlnc-. ben. It wu decided to hold lhe Winifred Barbrfo, M a r y .BattMJ
Ta.ktnc otfi~ will bl: Betty drive open for • abort tJme long"tt Steffen.en, Roscine F..el~y • .A.Jex.
Handy, president: Mabtl Fltamor--th M~-t , be -·-~ 1 &nde-r Ha.mu•-.... u-·-rd , ·-r-n.., first vlce·p re• t den t : Kay 80 e ~oc may • ..._.... o ....._ .nv""• .....-.~
Vaughn. !lttOlld vtf':e . prulde.nt: admit of bringine" lhe: eelected .,-?· qu.iat., Sally Peyton, Florencit Ht"l!·
t l•U. They are ~ Mort:e1 and Gear· .?U.. 0 . B. Reed and J . A . Bttk. Sally Newlin, reoording s;-re ary: hart, doC'>-pia.nJ.at.s. who ':"ett *' Wor>tinK In t ht" mtmben.hlp
Ruth \Villniea. correspon "I" R<'-well liked on the nm yea.r's prn-drive were: Me3damea ff, F. M°'' ..
retary a nd Hilda BriJ!.coe', ttt#l,.-gr-am : Vlvtan della Chiesa.. the .ry, Theodore. Robina. W. H. H llc'h· ur~ere w ill be prael'ltation o( very beeuUM and lale-nted )'OWll{ man. RolJll.nd \\/right, Walter Spl·
d d ( th <-·cal pro-sopnino and Edwin Steffe, d ra-cer, AJexAnder Hamilton, E. .\. awar " a n or e mwr1 ,....__. .. ,, M Lo l
El ~-b vocallat matlc baritone'. .... ~-.,.. ~vatore onaco, nn e
g r&m. eanor .llolu ry. · · M ~hi f lh --latl v •--ni. Doyle Hatch Thon·•• sod Ha rbor Mothe~lngers, und,.r em...,,.. P n e a_.._ on u .... ~ • ,.
th e dirf'ct lmt ot Mafy Batten Stet· ei.o e.ntlUu attendan~ at other F'mst, WllJLl.m 8AmP30n. r eg SH·
rensen. Blllle ~ver at the piano. Community c::oncerts m neighbor-ley. N'elaon Neice. Harok! Bo~I .·
Dinner will be: served at 6 :i~ µ. Ing-commoruties. Fullerton antl seniu..s. C unnini-Butler. Hay
d l . 1 r th.... not Santa Ana have already Mlected 1....angenhelm. Harold Woldenbcri;;, m an rt>f'f'tvll 1ona. o . Fl H If J h n --k . · r h Jd be m.adt' with their prognma, ea ch. Including orence e ets, o9t"p ~ ,
:it.an' inKV ~ ou :"Ome vf'r y fine art.I.al '. At Ful· Dick Drake;
Evf'lyn a rne r. lerton one of the dra wing f'arcb Me91'.tamctt ,J . LI-Ali«" St,.ffen.qen.
Thirteen Is Lucky
For Party of
Lido Isle Women
Friday the thlrte<!nlh, with 13
table1'1 in piny , waa something or n
red Jett~r day for Udo J15Jc
Women'!'! club. thl!I being th~lr
rirsl p3rty. M l'8. C. 8 . Rudd,
·hairn1an of l hC" section. wu on
eharge and wa~ a .Mi:tte<l by thf'
M'f'!ldam~ R. C. Bottlf', ?.fanley
H. Clark. Gor don Hudson. ~· \\'.
;purk11 and J . Arthur Taylor.
The fir.st p rize, a most unusual
Chineioe box brought f rom tht'
'.)rient by Mra. Warner C ate.s. w11:;
vnn bv ~fr~. Y..'atson ; the !1-!cond.
1 lunc-heon !'tel g ivt'n by the club.
vl'nt tn Ai rs. Ellzabfoth Sptoncer
,nd third prize, a ll nt'n handker -
·hief. went t o }.1rs. Theodore
Burgher.
Pre.\'inu~ to thf' gamr, ~{r!'I.
Rudd f'n tertaine<l ~ group or 12 at
un<'h<.'On in her home. ,.fn . Hull·
,on hall Lo~ Angelt's guestw for
\VO tabif'A a t play and Atrs. Tay·
'or a lso ha<I gucsU fo r two tables.
Open House
For Classes of
Released Time
Boys and girls f'nrolled in the
relf'ased time P roteBtant Chris-
tian edu('ation <'lasses "''ill be
1osL~ to their parents and to
members or the community at
urge next \Vf'dne&<ta y evening
vhpn they hold their open house
1t C hr\!'lt Chlll'Qh by .l~ .&ta ..
Feat url? or the even ing wilt be
he df'<licbtio n or the Braille
liblri-l\'hh~h the group have pur-
·ha.sf'd \\'1th voluntary <'ontrlbu·
ioni< t hrough the year, o nd whl<'h
viii be ~ent as n gift tp personll
-1 ho art> blind.
ThC' prC1grnm will open with a
lisplay of \\'Ork and notebooks In
hr regular clatts roon1. A s h ort
·lass Jlt'riod will be held at 7:30
·:hich ,,.•ill rpview some of thl?
urri<·ulu111 of tht> po.st year. Al
ight o't:lock all t he group11 y,•\11
djourn to the '58nctuary ror t ht!
'c-d1<'a l io11 sen•ice of the Blble11.
F•">Ut t1·n<.'ht't!J h8 \'e been en1·
•loyed r(lr the eight C'lasaf's dur ·
ng the µa,:;t year. Re v. P aul
foor~ \\'h«:ler i:i t hl• chairn1an nl
hl' rt'lea!'tt'ct t i1ne cnn1mitte<' of
h1• Coun{'\I of Chu rC'he~.
t':piscopal Women
l:lea r of India
\.t Auxiliary
A des<'rlpt lve ta lk on lndia ll-
U!lt r11 rltd "'Ith !!lidel!I wa.s g iven by
\{rs. \\~ah.lee k when mt 1n ben1 or
Joie V.'on1an's Auxilia ry n11~t
Thursday at the Costa Mesa
o me of M rl'I. George D e Rnulhar .
;he also brouKht materi!l l.H a nd
:nuvenirM fnr display.
will be Mata a nd Hari, popular Georgt< L ind, IU.iph O.•a vt'r , Bt>tly
t eam of com~y da.nce.1'8 ; a lao WaLAon, Ronllld Barl"'4', H. i.:.
Pau l Makovsky, vlolini1't : Nino Chriat.ler, E. S. Poirier. Don Hu•I·
Martini, teno r of tht' O(>f'r& an~t dle..~tnn, Moreland L e I th o 1 J.
motion p!C"tures and Vm n11k y n11d Charles \Vagner, J anet McCut ch-
S..bln, duo-piani.slll. f>OTI , Howa rd , Lagerquis t , P. V.
U ll Krau11. se.rutatinnal B rtt lah Parku, H . E . Balch, J oseph
pianist who is now on her (iN1t Hamblet. Raymond Herm~. J .
tour of the United St:.le~. 15 a Malcolm Reid, A. A . Horva1h, 0 .
tortunnte Mle~tlon. Otht-r11 will 8 . Rffd. R . Donald Hall an.I
ln<'tud~ Set Svsnholm, Metropnll · George Fox . Also Mll;s Margaret
tan opel"8 teno r ; Ricardo Odnop.-Sch.a rle, E\'4"~lt Re.:J . Horaee E n·
sort. violinist, and the Gra.nd Op. itign, Mr. o.nd Mrs. Le~lir Mlllf'r,
era Quartet . All t h P1'e con<'CrL"I and Mr. and Mrs. K enr:rt h Bo<-t·
a re 11va ilablf' to ltX"al membeNI,• tc her. '
May Markel Brings $400 for New
Parish House of St. James Church
W ith all returns i n, over '400•---------------
will hnve be.en rai.sed. n.s p n>eeed!l j Hall. ~trs. Stifler and Mrs. Ries.
from the Afay Market and l t!'• 1 Afrs. \Valter Hilch1nn n waa In
held Satu rd~y in the new _par1!h charge of the cockt•<l food booth,
house of St . Janlt!'~ Epuw:~opnl l~Fl'liSll."ct by Mrs. H a ll and Mri..
chUr<'h by mem bers of t hl'! \\'nn1 -Hamilton or Huntington &ach .
en's Au.'Clllar y. Tht' affair '4'M the Mrs. Emily Ri<'hard.-;.on was
firs t publi c event held In t hr nev.· l'hairman nf the flower b<lot h. and
buil ding and t he n1onf'y 'viii go h::icJ been a ided by mem bt'rs of :i
toward.-Its con.st rurtlon. Corona del ~fo r g a rde n club.. A t
P ouring a t t he beoutlrully np-her sugge.11 t ion tiny noa<?g&y5 weno
pointed t f'a ta.blf' were Mn . P a ul m:ldt' and prrsentf'd f:'Bch gu<'sl by
Moort" \Vheof'ler, '4'ife or the rec· ~frs. J . 8 . Gook en. Among those
tot ; M rs. R". Donald H a ll, v.•Jft' !')( aiding \vllh the sale of flowcM
the Mnlor "-'arden and Mrs. R olx'rl a 1~d dainty la vendt>r sachet s w<'r1~
J . Villag r a na. prf'1ddent of the J.i r21. S . H . F ranklin, Mrl'I. J oh !'l
Woman·s Auxiliary. The tea \V, T ubba and M ra. Solon Fost e r.
tablt>, centered \\'It h whil e st ocks MN!. Alexander Ha m ilto n di·
ca ndyturt and 8.ilver and white reel ed th~ Young Churchmen'!'!
ca ndles. \Vas 81Tangl!d by Mrs. Guild wlth their cand y booth.
~rge Ya rdley . '''hile su~rv\9 . A feature of the aftemoon wa~
ing refreshn1en t.8 \Yere Mrs . Frank thf' presenCt' of the Corona del
CUnni ng ham, )lrs . F . E . F inster l\.t a r a rti8t, Ra mon O'Cordova,
an d Mrs. Seele;• of Co!!ta A(ess. ! w ho donated his tlmf' and materl-
Atrs. Austin Sturtevant v.·as In ! als a~en t t he afternoon draw·
charge of the sewing booth a nd ing port a lts .
;1f!is tlftg-Trl" iellffii' wett Jif}s. Mrs . ra h'an1 'Waa ·1n Charge of
Wheele r, 1.tr&. Berrell R ies, Mrs . post.era a nd many hod bt>en made
Stifler, ?.t rs. Pren~e rgast a nd M t8. by Sandra ~tD.tte\\'S (lf LOs An-
F :-ance!I Gra ha 1n . 1.tany oth era geles, nle<'e of Be~ Abell. The
had assisted wit h t he sewing, to bea u tifu l Ct>ran1ic figurines. one 0f
'4'h om 11t r~. Sturtevant t'xpreues whi<'h \\'8s \Von by Mi's. F ranklin.
thanks and her dt•ep a ppreciation. were made by the daug hter of
Thf' sail!' con tinuPd on Sunday at '91rs. N ichols. Mrs. Margaret
the reception for Mr. George Mor-Dost.a .served as pu blicit y ehalr -
tim er , M ~. Sturtevant being a s-man an d ~rs. ,.i rs. M. L. K eeltr
sia\cd by her a unt , Miss Mary 1 a!! t rea11urer. '-
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House Guest Honored I County Bru ins
at Birthday Dinn er to Elect Officers
Mr. e nd 11-frs. R. J . Dinchnrl.
1918 Santa A.na Avenue. have 't.S
their house gues t ~t rs. Dinehart'!t
,unt, 1.f r.i.. Carrie AtcCechin of
Lake'''OOll Vi llage. Mri!I. McCechin
\YRS the honored guest a t a d inn .. ·1·
not ing her birthday Friday nigh'.
a t the hontt' ot Mn. Oine ha rt·.1
son end daughte r-in -Jaw, Mt. anrl
M r s. J . A . Gamer . El Mod<'nri
Street, Newport HeighL<i.
Musical Numl:ier
Lauds 'Balboa Bay'
Another Ming la.udlng t ht'
Orc nge County'.it B ru in C lub. a
local or~a nlu tion of th~ Un f.
vensity of Ca lifor nia . a t Los An-
g'-'les A111n1ni Association, w i 11
hold Its s~ronll general mt'et !ng
Thur~ay f'V~nlnf. Ma y 19 Nt
8 :00 p.rn. In the "\'" Hut on lht•
Santa Ana High School Campus.
i t \i'a~ revealed today by Ka th ryn
S tf'rn, oct ing <'httlr ma n. Offl cert1
will be elected for t h~ <'Oming
y~er.
"Our duty is lo kt"t'p the f>tPrnal
~potligh t of publicit y o n all fltrv-
.iOl.s of tht> f)t'Ople." -Et.I Baxll L.
\ValtPr.!1 n ( Knig ht "''"''!-!paPf'N , r"
'i.lltor ie.I obligatio:1s.
THE PRINC,fPLES of lhr C'nrd
,a1ne or p<.ket n r £' olm nst a!':
·nci"nt n~ ple.yl nl{ C':Jr1I:-; tht'nl·
sel ves.
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' noon. May -.,in a 'J>t'O«Ta.Dl com · Qwnber Orcbe.stra by tbe nat n-
Atter a brtak wl.nltt or appear-pletely test.Ive ln spirtt at Nord· born C&Utomi.a. compc:lilltt' Bomer
a.ncu Ln Nt'W Yon. atqe ~ bolt A.udltorium. Ojal V~ey. Keller. nn:sle' ot tM. arterllOOll
radio And t.e.tevi.IJon procrama. 01-Now In fl.l!I thJrd 8Maon. the wt.n· be a perlom1a1'Ct' of the ln·
lve.r Cutt tqlay alsnect his thlN Ojai r..rtival Chamber 01-chestrti frequently hH~ MOD.rt M'UI ln .
contract aa leadlnc man with Bot· under the superb direction of C n1lnor by newly o~
tda.y '49 ~ 'He will bead the ntor John5on hll tM-come one of M"aste.rwortcs orah!. Allen Lan·
company ol real.dent profeMional lhe out.at.anding e118emblea on U'le nom director, y.rhJch won crlUcat
playen openinc a t.en weeks 88-West Cout.. John90TI, who is con-and publi!' a<'Claim • upon the <IC'
900 of summer stock. at Tu.lt.ln ductor of the. Cl.nctnnaU Symph· easion nt tt.s public detmt M1'11er
June 27th.. ony, is the younpst nalive-·bom this SNSOn.
Under •n e..'duslve. tona·t.erm American to head a ni.ajor sym---------
Library Club
Meets Here
contract to Katharine Corn~:•. phonic o rga.ntzatlon in the U~ited
Oiff hu suported the star in States. CUJTenUy, he \8 dividing
"C..hdida", "Antigone'', '"'Ille Bar· podium ho nors v.:llh Eugent Or -
rets ot \Vimpole Street", &nd ''An· ma.ndy at the famed An n Arbor
tony and Cle-o pat.nt.." During the tMichi~l May F t;slival, wield· . Orange Cou nty . Ubm.ry club
<.'qrrent sil.son . however, M~ ing the baton ov~r the Philadel· held the last <tinner meet.in'!"
Corn.ii f'Nlted from the arduowi phia Orches tra in t\YO r r llhl fou1· of lht-season al \Vhl~'s PaiJ'lr
yearg' run of t.ht latter play, and .chedulf'd aym phony coneerts. Ave. care on Balboa Isla.nd' with
ctl!f freelanced. Weekly he i.n• Thi.s m:a.tince concert, which Dorothea Sheely of' New P.0 rt
te1preled roles in the radio .wrfea, cUma."<C:ea a wet>k-<'nd of four Fes-Be6ch Public Library as pro.pm
"You Are Thel"l"" heard in South-t ival performa.n~.s. wUI ~ an a ll-chairman .
e.n 1 Calltomla ~t noon on Sun-star even L Two \VOl·ld · fam ous The <tinner table wu decorated
clay¥. Additionally, ht> played op-solol"its and a n un.surps..~ed chor-wit h 8pring Oowerw and candles
poaite many of tht" natlon'.a great-aJ group will join forc".ll with The!'' ar~ngt"d by 1.trs. C. A(. DeaJ:Una.
e8l st&Ml In the Phlleo Television J ohnson ia the interp re ta tion t•f r hturn1an or the Nt!'wport ~ach
drama.'!! on Sundat.y night&. a varied progranl. .11.\K(!ph Schu~-Llbrury bt~rd. T he llbrart&n-1
With a predn1t1fnant Jove of the ti>r, thl"' in tenlstinnally al'<'iain1cd fron1 A nahe11u, Buen R Park, F\11·
theatre, Oliver curr aCceptPd lY.•I rell1st \Vho "''Oil 11l\'t'~ rronl S11Ul h· lt!rtnn, H untington· Bearh, Orahg«",
contra1·L..:i rnr stage playe during land <'ri th·:;: on lh~ 1w ·C'a..~h1n of ht:: P ln.cen tir. nnll Santa Ana we~
the pai!l winter. In the fi rst. \V r"st C.."ooxl ret'it.AI dt'l>\t l la..~t Ck-pri'~nt. 111 rs. Maud Van O yk@
·•Bravo." by Ed lla FerbPr ao1I tobt-r. \viii tie NOlot<:t in the Haydn I Hunt. lntt·ri('lt· tfN'Orator talked
Ceorge l<aufln an. hi' appear~! Cello Conf'erto in n m!'ljllr. T h l<i. ill(onno.lly nbout f~brlC'~. dt"sigrt."i,
-.·tth O~ca r Hom olka ror a Ne'v "'ill bt~ St·hu.~tl'!r':-1 first appea r-I !!n~t rolnr.
\•ork run of thr<>e f•lnnlh."1. 1~ th.-1n1·t.• wit h <rr<'ht'.i.lra 1,11 the l'eririt~
~cond . "Ivy Gl"N:n", he hea dPd :i c.:.oa.qt. r•1nnlst Sltur:i l"herke!'\.'!ky \\'ORO.~ wef"<' n ot ~pa.rate<! b}'
Broadwa y f'r.st ,~·it h Jullith F.vf'. who n1a Jt' t hf' lt:i111.ut1.1n rr•llll 'ill· SflaN>$ in r nrl;• forn1~ of writing.
lyn n11d liurd Halfleld. -----==::=:::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::=f Al Holiday S tal{e la.<i t s umn1t-r. +-------·--·----·
Cli(f in t l"rprelet.J role..<i in "Th» II R
Ha.'lty Heart "' with Marshall
Thom p.~nn. "The Goldt>n Applt',''
..She Love..-'91 e Not'', "Gootlbye
Again", "Claudia " w ith Toni I
Dr.ak e and C:f·rs llli 11C' Brooks, 8nd
·•Then!',:; Al\\o'&Y·" J u li t>l" with j
Mary Brain. •
Olivl'r ·c11ff i.r.i one or the fnrC'-!
most di~overies and prott"gcN of I
BALLROOM
BALBOA
Presents
Ha ro ld Turney, now Executi\'i> '
Dirt>ctor or Holitlay Stage. A l · ! ANDY RUSSELL d DELLA tl"ndint; tin-0 <'partnlt1nt of Dra.n13 I an ~~.~~ .. ~~=·:~.~~);,;;;~~.-~ c~::,; I -
gain rtl \Yide ex perlenC'e under Tur. ·1 Sat., M .. ay 21st
ni'y':; tute lag~...J. To finanC'f' h iS ed· • uca tion. he '4·nrked in the HQlly-l
wood production of "'Tht' Dn111k-I
arU" fnr tY.·o year.-, a nd tou rt.d
t he "'est em s tn tei-; in .<.:uppoo1 t or
Vivien Leigh and Lllur:i n1·•" ni
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Russell to Sing ·
at Rendezvous
Andy Russell, popular r a d in
a nd t eeon:11ng star, appeara at
t he Rendezvous Ballroom, Balboa.,
Saturday nite. May 21st.
\~ith t he c rooner will be his
songstreKS • wtfe, Della N'orell, a
fcrMt"r etnr at N'f'w York's famowi
Copacabana, who~e voice <'an b<'
heft rd '''lt't A nd y·s on C::ipitill
record!!.
The singer, \\'ho hais also at>·
pee.r ed in rour niotlon picturt·ii..
\\'ill feature som e n e \V m usical
num bers during h is loca.I engage-
ntt'nl, plu~ the re ndition or the
Eng nsh and Spanish songs t~o t
br ought him internallona l fame.
Andv does not s mok e but par-
adoxlcftlly. he has sL.a rrl'<l on four
diffe rent ciga rette r a d I o p r o·
~ra ms. in<' I u d I ng t he "L ucky
S'.rik -= H it Parade," on w h.Jc h he
opp ear f' d for 64 consecutivt!'
w ee-ks .
Birthday Fete Honors
Balboa Island Girl
Nan<'y· A :in Law!lon of Balboa
Islan ll w as honored at a party r e·
cently in <'t'lt:>br a tion o f her firth
birlhJay anni,•f'Nf.!l ry. The Spring
Sh t'me "'a.11 u.sed In the hOm l' d«-
oratlon~ a n•I lht' col'o1·s or Sprinf
en hanct>d the bir th.:lay cnkt' \1•hich
y,•a..c; sC'o·ve<l \\'ith Nea polit11n ice
crf'am .
Pri:tt'S in games Wf'Te won by
John n ie \Viahon and Joan Vallely.
·rho~t' in vit ed to s hart' thf' birth·
<lay ff'st lvlties with Nancy were:
IU!ph LiJ~ter-, J ohnnie Wishon,
Hobby Bm v.•n , Aly110n Christler.
Jna.n Vallf'ly, Vicki Kahen. Susie
K11U, R irkPy Litl'4ter, and the sis·
tt·r nr 1hr hnnnrt>f', Sharon Law·
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Sat., May ?.8th
Coming -FRANKIE LANE
Saturday, June 4tfi
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Mr!!: Ro~rt Villagrllfla presid·
·d anJ t he Rrv. Pa ul '91oorC'
\'heeler , rrct or, a nnounced cnn1-
ng events for the C'hurch <'alen -
lar. including the first event In
he nt-w pariRh hOlL~. Sa turday'!'J
'v(ay 11farket.
Af r11 . Frank Cunning ham w&!t
ntroduct-d as n ew dirtttre~ of
ht" Altar Gu ild. Mrs. Be rt
":\r~w~r, w ho is retlrlnc direetreu
1r the ~uild , w u named chalrma1,
1( a ca rd party and deuert lunch -
•on whi<'h will be held in July.
charms or .. Balboa Bay" is nn\\'
tonthu.si ng a udience" In a number
of ln1portnnl place.a. Thi;< nP'-4.
musiC"al number written b)" Oianfl
N . Callosh of LaJ<ey,·ood Vlllag ..
h.a.s been ael@c t ec.1 by Gene Frh·k·
811 hh1 dance routine numbt!r to bf
ulk'd on h.i!'I tou r or South Am~ricii.
with thf' l<'e-scapadt.-s. Frlc-ke I!!
the well known ak a tlng expert
ind ill said to be dt'lighte<S w ith
the musical arrangem~nl or tld!i
:iew "Balboa Bay" song.
"Balboa Bay.. l!I a I a o being
featur-M by thf' orchulru at th~
Laguna Hotel and the Cabrillo
Hotel at Laguna Beach. The
number w ill be off~red to the Bal·
boa A8.'KX'i&tion to be uKG in
ronnection with it• coming eeJe·
bration. It ls abo expN:ted. t o
appe.ar on the popular 110ng rack~
at local sto~Jt in Balboa and New-
port.
Now Open Back in 1945 a partnershi p w~s formed between
Ern est R. Rutzke and Hollis G. Mclaufhlin Jr.
With the aid of a loan from Bank of America they
establisl\etl the Rutzke Weatherstrip Manufacturinr
Company in Emeryville. M ri!I. J . 8 . Cooken will be hos-
·ess at thr nf'xt mePting, to be
'leld J une 9 at 2 p. m. in th~
')8.1·i1'h house. The p roc-ram wUI
ht" a book review by Mr"B. C. S.
Baxter.
Kay Finch Dogs
Take Honors
At Sant& Monica
Laguna Kiwanis
To Visit Ne\vport
Members of the Kfwa.nia Oub
ot l.Aguna Beach will provide the
Wtth her silver weddtnc an-PJ"OCT'BD'l tor Newport Harbor'•
nlveru.ry pre.Mnt. Thief of Bae· Kiwanls CI u b naund&y durtn.;
ded, ta.ki ng honor aner honor In the recular luncheon mee.U,,. at
doc shows for the put year and the Roumore Cafe.. C..rryinc out
a halt, Kay Flncb le.ft the champ-the propam ot Kiwa.ni.s lnteT-
lon at honw on Sunday and Mow· national for inie.rclub vUd.t.a. N~
ed one of t b e Alch.a.n pupplN. port v l s I t e d L a I' u n a Belicb
Jubiltt. on Saturday and Sunday Mooday n~t and l.be an cok>ny
ln the annu&I eprt.nc doc show" of .uvtce clu.btlen are ntuml.nc tbe
Beverly Riviera Kennel club, Mid call Thu~. Fred I>ocDcy, Costa
at M1marar Bold. Santa )(onJca, Me.a lawyu, b pralde:nt of Ute
where the )'OU.Qpter took Utle ol loc&1 ICtwanls. .....,,,. .......... -------•
THE BAMBOO ROOM
BALBOA .,
Featuring_ the Southland's
Favorite Music
The Vel-Tones
These partners join in saying, "Bank of America
helped us start. Loans and sound business CilUnsel
lrom Bank or America played a major part in the
earty development of our business."
The m1na1er of your nearby Sank of Americl ·
b!lftdl offers bankin& based on I ttnuine desire
• to be of servict. Come in ••• llld ltt'1 pt llettlr
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Two ot her Tortublno _,.. More Ulan H3 motor trucl< cu-
.Judged beet In cl&nL Pudd'n tall· rlero connect Loo ~leo u..-
ln&" bonon for ma&es and Wee faciliUu wtth en.ry U. S. com·
-Dining -Dancing -Entertainment
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• I ElectkM 111u1s I New lnstnictors
°" May io, people ~ the Or· Join OCC Staff
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HIP ll<bool ~. -ai, ......... M w•wd u laibid:·
or and -o( ti. •IM• doput·
m«lt. A:J'!OtMr' two )"l!!l.f'I be -. A D~mt?Ne 1.-.& ._.,, .. ._ fw °""" r-t,-Y.-n
NEWl'Olrr BA•"O& PmlUllllDIG OOKPANY
Publ~ JCvei-y Tueeday at Newport Berdl, Calitomia
· Otflcea and Printing Plant at 2211 Balboa Boulevard
ango COUt Junior ~ Dilltrl<t
will "' lo the polio ... llet.erm1m
the tutu:re for Oout Conep. i.
ma at stake u wm.ma.rbed by
Prealdent But.I Hi. Petcraon are u
follcnn: Entered u Becond-Cluo Matter at the Pooloftlee In Newport Beacll. Exlat1nc bUlld1np do not meet
Ca.Utorn1a under the Act of llal'ch 3, 1819 State Stand&rda. They were de-
signed u temporary army lhel-Qm•ftflCI to Pcabll:H LPpl NotklM ... Ad"* tlo: • •U or all llladl ters and, hence, cannot be uMd
8UB80JUJ'TION &ATIJ: llY lllAJL. UM PEa YEAR
CPMI. per Y-0u.-of ~ Coaa'7>
tor more than another year, un-
lea the votera approve • plan for
remodeling them to meet State re-
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Dr. Peterson Outlines Function of
Orange Coast College in Community
Unlea the people vote -Yu" on
May 20. Cout Collece face.a the
neceutty of either curtaWnc pre&-
ent educauona.J otferfnga or of
moving part of the lnlltn1ctional
program to other quarters.
After SttUrlng expert &dvtce,
the Boa.rd or Tru.!lltea a.nd ad.min·
l!Jtr&live staff propoM a plan tor
What is the value or Orange Cout College? developing Coa.at Co11e-ge which
That 111 the queJ1Uon taxpayers con.front a.a they conside r the pro-they are convinced ls beat for the
poaal to exceed· the pre&enl tax. Jlmlt in order to promote a college community. They propoee a.n ex-
bullding program. Objective proof of tta value ie Hl rorth ln the rol-tension or lhe preeent tu _ Umlt
lowing s.nalys~. given by Dr. Basil H. Petereon, PTealdent of the by 29 cents from ~ centa lo &4
coutaJ in.atltution. •
OT&nge Coaat College provides••-------------
an opport unity for a.ny h.igh
achool graduate or person over 18
year!!I of age t o secure two years
of coll ege education without cost.
Jn fact . because of Coe.st College
more than 100 young people arl!
now enrolled In coll<'ge who would
otherwis:: have been denied lhl'
opportunity of further educ&tlon.
Crowning of King,
Queen Highlight
OCC Pirate Day
cent.. per $100 of &aseued valua-
tion tor a period of &even yean
for bu.il dl ng purpoeea. Thia plan
will per mit On.nge Cout to con-
tinue its program without lnter·
ruptlon. It will provide a physical
plant d~lgned to serve the neeilit or the people.
The c08t of the tax e.xtenslo'h to
the average citizen w111 be very
small. For a person whoee prop-
t'rty is asscS&ed at S 1000, the eottl
will be $2.90 per year. This ia;
significant in comperiJJOn with
the co.st of sending a student to
college away from home.
spen1 .. -lo -•l Ille ~ a( Ille Qty a( Now Tori<.
1bree new -ha•• xr. Ro)u. for tlle ~ two
been added lo the Orango COUt years a tea.cber °' Spa-In the
Collqe teachlnC' .t&tf tor next Newport Hutlor Un.ion Rieb
,..,., accwding to an announce-Sct.ool. will t.ranaftt" to Cout ~
ment just .m.ade c.· at the coDep. Sept.all\ber u m.tn.>ctor of. muaac
• and Spanlall. A Cft4llale of :Wo-
They att Barny Hall. lnallUetor d•to Junior Collqe and San Ja.
ln .EncHah and c.halrman ot the state Collep., he boJda a ma.ta'•
Dlvislon ot L&nfU&l'U and Uter· ckgne In mualc and la.ftcut.ce
:iture· Euatace Roja.a.' m.trudol" Crom stanford Univenity. During
' · -the war he Rrved u mu.ate tech·
In mualc and foreign languag-:; nJci&n tor three yura. He la mar·
and Mt. Dorta ~d, inat.rurtor lied and bu two children..
In bUSlneu rducation and aocl5.J M.taa Reef, a stllllent at U.CL.A .
9Clence. for the put two yee.n. bolda a
Mr. Ha.ll, at present aaslatant bachelor of aderice degne from
registrar at Stanford Univen.lty, that &nsUtutlon and will rece.1·1e
la a (faduale of U.C.LA .. holdll her muter of Buslnesa Edue&Uon
a master'• dtgree in Engllsh and thue next month.
education from Columbia Unlvers-A former W•ye. MD.a Raef had
lty and hu a.Jmoat completed re-. lh.rtt yeara vi:pe:rlence u • per-
qulremmta for a doctorate at the eonnel ofncer with the Navy .
same achool. Prior to her yean in the Service,
An Army officer during th-! she wu, for alx yea.rs. .secretary
wu. )fr. HaJJ served ln the exec-lo the principal of North OaJlaa
utive education office fo r three H !gh School, Dallu, Texaa.
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PIU>FICIENT OPEltATION or aulll!Ulllii,JrAamCii. ......
s-1 for .U cnnvw"°" -.)on at OClC.. Alli9ft. •treeter O.,.rlee
llM!7 • .a. ctvtas ...-ta.ace to lt•«•tl ., ---. ..._ la tM
,_........ ~ ..... ,.. .. Mary -.._. -· Smli. -Lor-. Yo.L
Former fk.9,;.drnt """"
MMJ. Mary Spence, forme.r re&~
de.nt of a.ta Mesa. but now re-
siding ln Vista., bu been vi.siting
in the Newport Harbor area for
the put few weeks.
People do read the Preu ada.
Long Beach and Loa ~lea
harbon handle more carp> lon-
nage annually than any other
Weal Cout port.
LIVESTOCK PROVIDES l h e
ta rgeat selling llOU.rce of c a • h
Income for the U . S. farmer. •
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COSTA MESA -6219-W
ORAHGI °"'-lllJ
Coast College provide.a an ed1i .
cat lonal program which was de-
signed to meet the needs ot lht'
people and buiilness and industry.
As a matter of fact. representa-
tJvc.s from the community partici-
pated in ns.'t '!"lln~ college authori-
tie!I t o formulate the educational
offerings.
"A n y pro~ram of training
which i!! e~t•bli"hed to meet the
n'eeda of a community c-annot he;p
but prove qt value to the people."
"Gee, but I t waa fun!" was th~
general appraisal accorded t r n-
ditlon-settlng Pir.11.tP Day at Or-
'lnge Cout College. Wednesday.
May 11 . when studenl8 of tha:.
lnsitutlon. d resaed In l rndillon.:i.I
scars.ring garb and "rral live"
·.vhlskers. entertained 11 c v c r a I
hundred high school .oif"niors rt•p-
rel'lentlng six Orange County
During the first yes.r of opera-
tion. Orange Cout Colleg e hu
demonl'llrated the need for lta ex-
istence. With more than MM> full· ~
time ~tudenta enrollc-d each se-
mester. and with an additional
l 059 rart-time-evening students,
Coast Colleie h11.s been serving
After givin9 careful consideration to the p~ans to develop Orange CQast
College, we are convinced that the proposa:s are sound and to the best inter-
ests of the peop1e. We, therefore, ur9e that you 90 to the polls on May 20,
1949, and vote "Yes" for the completion of Coast College.
Dr. P etenon ii:tates.
Cout College l.s committed to
the promotion of occupatio nal eel ·
ucallon. One of the primary pur·
poaea of the local institution is lO
provide an ini!tnlctional program
which qualifies for employment.
Tralnjnl' fOt Uvln.-
"An educational exp e r I enc e
which traln!!I: tor 'living' and a l"'°
fo r 'makini:: a livinJ:'" concludes
Dr. Pctcr!'on. "makes &l'nl!e and
cer tainly has a practical value to
tha&e who takl' part In It.'"
Orange Coast Colleg e will bring
wealth to the region it serves . It
employs !l(Hnc 80 persons involv·
Ing a.n annual pay roll of over
$2P0,000. Thnse l'.'mployees Uve
and spend their income in the Or-
ance Coast area. In addition. the
college will spend more than
$100,000 in operatlonnl C08l8. A
number of· att.:dents bolb n1arrte~
and single will come to Orange
Coa."t. All of thl~ mcan.'J bring·
ing wealth to the area.
In the final analysl11, he added.
the people who live in a commun·
lty n1ake the community wh•t j t
111. The way people act and tuhl'-
tion is largely determined by the
n.atu~ .and extent or their educa-
tional experiences. Thus, Orange
Coaat College can do much to
make the c.oa.!tat Reg1on of Or-
ange County a great place.
Casa Colina Home
To Elect Officers
The annual meeting of the
membflrt1 of the corporation or
C&M Col!na, convalescent home
for cr1ppJed children, will be h~ld
&l the home in Chino on Saturday,
May 14 . at 2 :00 p. m., according
to annou.ncement made today by
Huch A. Th&tc her. preaident.
Trustees and· offi cers for the
year 19-4 9-lMO will be e.lected s.nd
the &nnual reports of offlcen and
com.mlttee chairmen wtll be read.
Progre33 reports and treatment
demonstrations wtU be gtven by
the heads of business and profes-
elcnal aepartments.
Matters to come before the cor -
poration include d.Jacuulon of an
Honorary Boa.rd which would sup-
plement the regular boa rd. Sev-
eral &mttndmenl8 to the by-laws
will a.11'0 be voted upon by th1>:
corporation.
A short prog-ran1 will be pre·
sented by th.i children of t he ho1ne
under direction or the school anil
occupalionaJ therapy depart-
ments. Following the meeting re-
frf'!lhment• \.1:ill be scrvrd and a n
opportun!ty will ~ given tu
gueal.'J to go through the home.
The public is cordiaJly lnviteJ
Tbatcht'r s.aJd.
\\"h.11l ha~·e yuu 1y1.ng arounc:
the bouae .that yoo don 't need !
Why . not run a clamltled ad ln
The PRESS and di!lpoee ot It!
schools . the needs of many.
Highlights of the day11' events -------
were the general .11..'>..o;embly at 2 0 Leff
p. m. In the .ll.Udltoriun1. thC' fish pen er
fry s.t ~.30 p. m. in the cafeteria Dear Cl tiuna:
and t he dance fron1 i :30-10 p. m.
ln the gynln&sium. Those of lls dirtttly connected
Approximately 88 hlf::h ~choC'I with Orange Coast College feel
"lnd coll ege students nttcn11cd the that a good beginning hLll ~n
talent •how at thr g:eneral as-made in building a community
'!lc mbly. Varied, inforn1al and '.'.'11· college. F'ew institutions during
:ertalning. the program inrludetl t heir flr11t year of existence have
both 1tudcnt und profc.,sinnal on-done as much &8 Coaat College
:crtainers. has done in providing opportun-
Outdoor actl\'itlcs featured a 1tles for it.a studenU both dutiDg
~oncca:non area where individual~ the day and evening.
'.!ou1<1 get food, cold drlnk11 -11.nd a We a re convinced that Cout
ptiZ<'. If they were lucky ~from College Is A real uset to th~
the boot hs shrouded in sally fish coutal a rea of Orange County.
acts and laland palms. The re, too. As time goe.'J on, high school
wa& held the ''kangaroo cou:-t" graduates. adult.Ii, buslnesa. and
where cops "Bud" Stl\nge anti industry will re.&JJze more &nrt
Dick Todt! hauled t.n non-conform-more the real worth of Orange
lsts 10CC students appearlng on Coe11t College.
P irate Day witout a burdl be-However. w e are h11.ndlcapped 1n
tore Jud~ Tony Ra.uo:. · -• • 1•erving · •• sttldeu•• IJieftURP" •ft
Acron the campus Ag student.!! the subalandard buildings we now
sporui ored & rreu:ed pig contest. uae. ln fact. we cannot contlnut:
to use present f&cllltlea without
Klft&', Quttn CrO\.\'lln.I remodeling them to meet State
In the evening beneath a can-requirement.a. UnleM the people
opy ot flowers &nd gay festoons vote "Yee" on the propo&ed tax
680 young men a.nd women danced extension to complete Cout Col·
lo the music of a popular orch-lege. we will be g-re•tly hampered
estra. There. loo. Lesllr Pierce Jn meeting the education&.] needs
11.nd Bet.By Crow were crownt?d or our .'Jludenta. May we urg~ aU
king and queen of Pirate Day. citizens to go to the 'polls on May
their selecUon having been prev-j 20. W e wtll appreci&te the sup-
lously detennined by popular vote port of all In providing buildings
of the OCC student body, and tacilitiea wh~reby it will be
Hono~ fOC' the most original pos.sible to btst aerve the people..
beard deslcn went to Jin1 Aahen HORACE PARKER,
who tralned his whlskt>ts to for1n Pres.. Bd. ot Truatees.
~he letlers "0 .C"'. 011e for each BASIL H. PETERSON,
cheek. Applauae alone decided Pru.. Or&nge Coa.»t
Clay Vida I winner over Harry Sel· College.
3y tor .. putting forth the m08t
:!ffort wt th the lea.st results."
Student.a eapeclally commended
for their ttreleu ctforts in staging
Cout'1 first Pirate Day. •ccord-
ng to Fred Huber. dean of men.
Nert Katie S legtrt. Bill Turner.
Patsy Smith, Edrie Kerr. mem-
bers of their commltlt'es and all
members of the building tr11.de1:1
clau.
Deschund Puppy
Starts for Af11sk11
Augtrsta \'On Wag-er. a sev·t::i
months old daschund, started a
lo ng journey thla wttk by · rail
and a1rpl11.ne to des t In at ion
Kodiak, A I ask a . The puppy.
c"·nt'<i by Dr. and ~{rs. Horace
Parker, 217 Grand Canal, Balboa
Island, Le being sold to Mr. and
Mrs. Dorian Caopn, \vho sought
the pure bred dog as a fitting
con1pw.nlon to lht'lt 1 0 0 pound
\vol/hound.
\'Ital drug produc ts tor th ~
pharnu1ccutlcal Industry co m e
from 102 different countr;es.
Fifty-r1,·e foreign countries sup·
pl~· 300 materia1' that go into
your automobilf'.
Clothing, Shoes
Wanted by 'A.rrny'
High on the wanted list of the
Salva tion Army'& Socia.I Service
Center are discard& of sueh items
a.s dishes, shoes, clothing. tu.ml-.
ture. &nd appliance.a. No longer
sought ano paper discarda, which
since the war, are not marketable.
So aald Major Orio Elllilon,
Cor~ officer and district manag-
t'r of th'? social service center
serving this area when he l'lpoke
yesterday of the annual Salvage
\Vcck campaign now going on In
lhf' Ncwport-BalboA dialrict.
"Since the war the m&rket for
papc-r ha.s ceased to exl.5t," he de·
claried. "Thi.a me&ru1 that the Sal-
vation Army can no loncer pick
up contMbutlona of old newapap-
~rs and mapzJnu. We uk tor
publi c undentandlnc-ln f&cing
t.hl• difficulty and tru.st that we
m&y have conUnued support of
our charitable &cUvitiea through
c-ontributlona ot &II diac&r&i ex-
cept paper."
Throwaway artlclv &re recon-
ditioned In the Sa~atlon Army
wo1 ksho~ and eold t o malnl&in
'.hf' organization's rehabWtaUon
program.
The SalYag~ Week campaign
8larted hett Saturday and will
contl.nue until May 21 . To h&ve
'l Red Shield truck atop at bome
or office to pick up no· lon1er
wanted ttema. l'elddenta may le.le--
phone Harbor 28 or 3&0. Ba.Ibo&
Ial&nd rutdent.a may call Harbor
2042. and Cof'Ona' dd Mar resi-
dents a~ u.kM to call Harbor
2422.
IMPR1SO~ J.n an ~I~ n t
Rome wu u.eed only to de.t&in. •
pr'Llone.r unW tried. when be waa
<llller killed. ph)'Wlcall1 pwUnhed.
or freed.
DISSl'..CIDIO A. 811A&&-Dt. ,,_. F. G-.,,._ wt.ta Otealn
Ander•__. llatle ~la tWr ._.,.el ...n. llfe la,..,._.
Woo e-. 3t 0ruce ~ Oo••P..
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ALBERT, .IAMES T., Hunt.ington ll<'ach
AMBURGEY, NOAH, Costa Mesa
ANDERSON, CLAUDE D., Costa &te.'!a
ANDERSON, LEROY P., Costa Mesa
ANDERSON, LOLA F., Ca!lta Mesa
BARTINE, RUSS. \V., Costa Mesa
BEACH, GUS, Costa Mesa
BELOTE. IVY L., Costa M"""
BERRY, L. If., BuntlnRt-00 Beach
BLOWER. FAYETTE D., Balboa
BOLTE. TED R., Costa Mesa
BOMEFIELD, GROVER C., Costa Mesa
..,BRAJ>V.X.J.J.Q;}'.D, Ctiet.. JI.-
BRAY, FRANK, Huntington Beach
BRISCOE, R. J., Newport Beach
BRISTOL. W. '· Huntington Beach
BRO\VN, GILBERTE., Costa Mesa
CALUS, R. L., Newport Ilc:tch
CARVER, EDITil, Co•ta Me8".
CARVER, JOE. Co•ta &lesa
CONNELL. J. R., Cosh Mesa
CONRADY, LOUIS, We•tmlnster
CORONA DEL MAR BUS. ASSOC., C. D. M.
COSTA MESA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Costa Mesa .
COWIE. .I. M. (Mrs.), Costa Mesa
CROSBY, EVERETr, Huntington Beat:h
DAVIDSON, SIDNEY H., Costa Mesn
DA VIS, PAUL R., Huntlngto11 Beach
DICKINSON, EVA L.(l\Ars.), Huntington Bch.
DODGE, DONALD J., Costa Mesa
DOE.SBURG, ALDEN L., Newport Beach
DUNGAN, DONALD, Costa Mesa
ELLIOTT, RAYMOND, Huntington Be3Ch
ENSIGN, H. 0., Newport Beach
' FARQUHAR, GEORGE. Huntington Beach
FINLEY, BYRON, Huntington Beach
FINLEY, RAYE. (Mrs.), Westminster
FLANAGAN, C. 0 ., Costa Mesa
FOX, RICHARD I:.., Costa Mesa
FRENZEL, E. D., Westminster
OA.LLIENNE, WILLIAM, Huntington Beach
GERHARDT, ELMER W., Westmin&ter
GIBSON, ALFRED E., Balboa bland
GIBSON. Rev. THOMAS M., St. Aotlrcm1
P,,,,.byt.erlao Church, Newport Beach
GRANT, DON, Huntington Be:ieh
GRAUEi.. HAROLD K .. Co3ta Mesn
GREER. MAYOR .IACK, Huntington Beach
HAMPTON, RUSSELL S .. Corona del Mar
HARRIS, RICHARD F., \V.,.tmtnster
HAWES. RALPH, M. D., Huntington Beach
UA\:DEN, PHILIP A., Newport Beach
HAYWOOD, A. L., Co&ta M"""
HAYWARD, Mildred, Costa M-
HILL, KENNEl'B G., ea.ta M-,
HILTON, U.OYD (Mn.), Bontlqtoll Beach
HOLLINSllEAD, ROBT. L., Newport Beach
DOPE, TBEIMA PADDOCK, Corona del MJU'
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JJOPPOCK, WINFIELD E., Huntington Beach
HOSMER. ROBERT B., Huntin~n Beach
HUDDLESTON, DON, Costa Mesa
HUGHES, ELMER J., Seal Beach
HYDE, HARRY D., Costa Mesa
HUNTINGTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, Huntington Beach
HUNTINGTON BEACH ASSISTANCE
LEAGUE, Huntington Be:ich
HUNTINGTON BEACH WOMAN'S CLUB.
Hunt.lngton Beach
IRWIN, AL. Costa Mesll
PETERSON, JOHN R., lluntin:,l.on &ach
PIOKERING, BRYCE W., Huntington Beach
POINDEXTER, ROBERT L., Seal Beach
POPE, MAX W. (Mn.), Newport Bearh
PRiCE, STUART II., Costa IHcsn
RAGAN, JOHN II., Newport ll<'Rrh
RAMPTON, H. F., Huntington B<'arh
RAUB, .IACK 8., Newport Beach
REA, EVERET!' A., Costa M•sa
JENSEN, KELLIE, Costa M~•a
.IQQNSQNJI . ._~·s:&•ta Mesa ;• , i
KAISER, HEINZ. Costa Mesa
HENRY, H. F., Balhoa
REBOIN, A. T., Huntington Benrh
REDDICU, BEN, Newport Beach
REED, .0. B., Coroaa del Mar ~•»·~EITi. MARTIN .I: {Dr:r. Costa·McSll··
RIOHARD, 0 . W., "DICK", Newport Beach
RIDl:NOUR, MILDRED F., Huntington' Beach
RIOG8, KERMIT, Buntlngt-On Beach
KIMES, Wlr'. F., Newitort Bearh
KINSFATHER, SAM, Balboa
LANDON, MARIE U. (Mr•.), Huntington Bch.
LANE, A. 1':. (Mn<.), Costa Mes~
LAURIE, M. K. (Mrs.), NC .. 'J>Ort Beach
LA \VHEAD, D. D., Seal Beach
Le BARD, HARRY R., Huntington Rench
LINDLEY, R. G., Huntington Beach
LIONBARGER, d. C.. Costa Mesa
LONOMOOR, \VALTER M., Newport Beach
LORD, W. E., Costa Mesa
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McCLELLAN, R. \V ., .Ir., Costa M"""
McGAUGH, .I. II., Seal Beach
MACK, LESLIE C.(Mn.), Balboa Island
MAGILL, SAJll, HunUogton Beach
MAHAFFEY, \VALTER W., Seal Beach
MARSHBURN, CHAS., Huntington Beach
MF..ARS, CARLETON M ., Costa Mesa
MELLOTr, HOMER E., Costa Mesa
MELL01T, ROSE A., Costa Mesa
MELLOTr, WALTER B., Newnort Beach
MEYERS, ARTHUR K., CJa 3ta Mesa
MILLER, 0. R., Midway City
MILLER, LES, Costa Mesa
MILLER, S. A., Midway City
MILUM, EDWARD W. (Dr.), Newport Beach
MOORE, GLE.l\/ A. (Mrs.), Newport Beach
MOORE. MABEL K., N e1,.port Be:ich
MOSJEP., O. O., Huntington Beach
MOSSTELLER, LEE, Huntington &""h
MYERS, HAROLD T., Coota Mesa
NELSON, L. G .• Cost:t Mesa
OGDEN, AL. Costa Mesa.
OLLILA, IRENE (Mrs.), Newport Beach
ORANGE C:>UNTY COAST ASSOCIATION
O\VEN, F . B., Costa fttesa
PARKER, HORACE, &Jboa
PARQUET, ALEX P, Huntington Beach
PATCH. L.A. (Dao), Huntington Bcacb
PATrEBSON, KENNEDY, Costa Mesa
PETERSON, BASIL B., Newport Beach
~G, H. R., Newport lleach
ROBESON, AL, Costa Mesa
ROBINS, THEODORE, Newport l!carh . •
ROEfKE, MABEL E ., Corona de! Mar
ROOFF, MILDRED R., Huntln~ton Beach
RUOFf, NORMAN, Sunset Brorh
SAVIN, EDWARD, Co•ta Mesa
SHIJ'LEY, PAUL (Mrs.), Huntington Beach
SMITH, BRETREN I., Costa Mes"
8.-VERN SNODGRASS, Beacon Bay
SORENSON, FRED M., Balboa Island
SPENCER, CLYDE, Newport Beach
STANO, E. R., Huntlngton Beach
STANLEY, w; C, Huntington Beach
STEBBINOS, J. GORDON, Huntington Beach
STECK. HAROLD, Casta Mesa
STEVENS, DON E., Costa Mesa
STOCKTON, A. E. (Dr.), Corona del Mar
STRICKLIN, R. L., Huntlngt.on Beach
SW ARTZ, A. C., Costa M•sa
TERRY. SAM L., Huntington 8'>.ach
THORNTON, JAMES W., Corona del Mar
TOVATI', TONY, Jr., Huntingt.oo IlfltWh
UPSON, JOHN L., Balboa.
VARNUM, FRANK R., Balboa Is land '
VARNUM, HILDA, Balboa Island
VAUGHN, HENRY C., Newport Be•ch
VINCENT, WNNIE R., Newport Beach
WALSH, PRANK A., Costa Mnu
WARD, DOUGLAS R., Newport Be:M:h
WARDLOW, ROBERT, Talbert
WARNECKE, SARAH B., Newport Heights
WARNF.CKE, W. H., Newport Heights
WATKINS. ALBERT. Huntington Beach
WEATHERS. V. Y., Ne..-port 6ea.-h
WU>EIUNO, D. C., C...ta Mesa
WELCH, HARRY, Balboa
WHEAT, oro. I, Huntington Beiu-h
WHITE, IDA LEE (Mrs.), Costa Mesa
WILLOUGHBY, 8. L., C-ta Mesa
YARWOOD, L. (Dr.), Costa Mesa
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Vole al lbe Blemenluy School la 'l'OIP' Community. -. ~
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ti Jielict Jllf Diesel
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tltis way ,.-.-----------
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A Pro41ct If
Statllanl of Califortil
Standard Dieael Fuel ~
.completely diatilJed to
··mue 1ure it ia 1003
clirt-b.!e. Thal'• impor·
tant. for every drop of
fuel burned in your
Dieaelmuot paso through
tiny injector-nozzle
bolea. U they get dirt-
worn and enlarged ,
· lhere'a rillk of C<J81ly re-
pairs. Save your Dieeel
. : . ave money ... get
Stand•!'i Dieoel Euell
C:!ayton Thompson . . '
WHOLZllA.U; Dl8T1UBUTOK
FOB NEWPORT H&llBOR
PIL -· 155 -Har. 111114
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legion fo CIVllV"" Endorse Business . .JIM QUI Schools of State
Musical Comedy O...~ appronl of Cal·
lfomla'• l'ri.... odloolo ot --
..... .,... announced \od"1 alter O...e1 Brotbera bi.S Mui.cal an e:a.bauttlve a&n"ey by two rep-
Comedy Tent 8hoW com• to town reee.nt.aUva ot the Nat:Jon.a.I Coun-
for a tun 6 n.1.Pta ~ ~ cU ot Bvafna. School& Only one
nipL out Of 00 tc.boola vtaited WU de-
M pqpulllf_u tunou.a clrcu.lel clared aul>-etandard by lbe ln-
yean a.go-thw array ot talent will apecton. Dr. Sam W&noua.. head
pretent a different three act play of the Bu9lnua Education Depen-
tvet')' nJght---and the popular U-ment of the University of C&Hf-
tWa att: TUe.tay, "The Girl Next omla at Lm Angeles, and Asel
Door''; Wedneeday "What Moth-Jenaon. former head of the State
ent, Don"t Know"; Thunday, .. Na-Readjustment Board or Educa·
tatie N'ttdl a Nightie"; Friday, uon.
"'Toby Got'• to Wuhington'"; Sal-Dr. Wanous and 1 Mr. Jenlt<m
urday. "Her Unexpected Hua-repreae.nted the National Council
band'': &lid Sunday, "Hopalong of Business Schools, the country-
T oby." wtde a.uoctaUon of private achooll
In the cut are Prest.on Hanaon or bu.sin.ea. ln additio n to their
who ha.a: appeared willl name national usociation~ the schools
•tars Nancy Carrol and Fttdd'.e of bualneaa are also orkanized into
Bartholomew; Joan Ga.lnaley1 Hol-r:tate-wtde councils. I ru1pecto~
Jywood etarlet; Paula Todd, little from the National Council period·
theatre star of. Bolton: the Potter lcally make irurveys of the teach·
Si1ten who sing and dance a.nd Ing 11taffs, physical equJpmeont and
The Roee Room Sextette, aix tlf ata.ndlnl'.
lhe pretUeat girls ln Sa.n Fran-· The two ln.!pectors reported in-
ciaco. tense tn t ereat in new educationaJ
The orchestra ia conducted by technique.a ll/QOftg both manage·
JOt'! Soukup and the show la di-me.nt and instruc tors of CaUfom·
reeted by Hollywood's V. RJ ch-ta private schools of bU!llness.
P.r1. Much enthualasm wa.e s hown fer
The show will be given at 17th wor~ho~ and M'm!na~. Always
and Newport lllld pricu lncludl.ng ,.o ren1~t In it.a emphull!I nn pra~ -
lllX are on the bargain counter at tical education. the t rend now. a~
JO cenla for kids to 90 cents for revea.led in Lhe recommendations
re1'C"ed seats. of the l n!!!pector~. ls toward pla ... ·-
The show Is sponsored by the Ing more empha.<1is on LhC' 11pec1al
Co11:ta Mesa American Legion Post training r~uirl.'ri by varying em-
and their share of receipts w ill be ployment condition,, fro111 com-
URed for Child W elfare. ~ the munity to comn1unity.
Post Committee said after seeing Californ!a'.s p rivate schools o r
a small preview. "this sh ow mer-business, locatl"t.1 · 1n 26 c1tiex
1Ls lhe .support of the entire town "hroughout the state·. hav..-a lnlal
M it 1.s good ctean ente rtalnmer ,rollment of approxurnlll•ly 10.·
which both kid.11 and grownu1 JO, the survey :o.hOY..'C'<I . ~·f emb.:!r
wiY,. enjoy." ·hoot~ ranged Crorn tho~f' hav1n~
Pi Bot.a Phi Club
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae C'!Ub wi
hold ite ltfny meeting on Wednct
rlay or this week at 12 noon e
the home or Mrs. Gates Burro14·:
008 Lacy street. Santa Ana, Mis
Mary Borchsenlu11 . a graduate o
the University of Wyoming. wl,
SJX"ak at the after-luncheon se<1
sion.
Custom Built
Box Springs
""" Mattresses
We specialize tn ovenize ~s.
renovating and recoverinp;
Harbor Bedding
BOB IBBOfSON. Prop. ... _ 6176-J
1612 H..,,... A••·
C:0... M... Herti.t 142S-W
·ss than 100 ~tuflent~ to thos··
·ilh more than 1000.
>hilharmonic
ilemberships
}till Available
The local membcr!llhLP 1lri ve fnr
~ Angelt's Philharn1onh· c:o11s
er~. playing lht•ir first season 1n
)range county, ha.<i been extend·
d until WedneRdR)' of lhts 'A'Cek
\ few more membt'r:"lh1ps fron1
his section are av1:ttlabl·· ttnrl n\ny
~ secured throuj:;h Mr~. J . Leslie
lterrenaen, Harbor 14 61 -\\'_
The orchestra "'Ill be llirt'Clt"d
lY Alfr('d Wallensl l'1n and will
1lay three concert.!t, one eal"h at
A.nahelm, Fullert on and SantJ.1
Ana.
ORANGE t;OUNTV
PET SUPPLIES
DAVIS FK.ESll FROZEN
HOKS'.:MEAT
U. S . Government ln1p1Ct•d
and P111•e<I
Ul(I a&lN£tLSTF.!lri r,.,_)oa ... HaHl•T
l310 Newpart Siva .. Co1t11 Mea<i
8e11eon 6231 ... w.N\l'tlYh ....... ~J\hYY.Y.
... tfle ... rencel S.. why !ho Hew Yor\
,_._ Aat<t..., jodgod '°'d !ho "'°"""" Car
el .. Y-.· S.. tho luaury of h _, tho nCf.
PHI tlte <llfferencel I'..! """ ,,,_,, "Moglt
Actic:M" Ira•., stop you lS~ eofft.,.... bvmp1 dlt--·-th "Hyd•o·Col" Spring• And IHI that,
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... -84,.. -°' ...... a.-..oa -... -....... ell_ .. _. __
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........ "'-··-· ··-· o.ty ""d lo ;,, -~ Y°"' a 100«inepow9f v.e engine. Only ford
.. "' llold ""-' ,... .,_ -of v.. "' Six.
..... "'• .......... ~oho ...
10 -buy,... oo ooldl _,And 'f"'J '°" ... 10~ .... ~ ........ lo25~-
'°1'1• ... °"''"""-. s-for yaurwff, M "fOll' ,....,. for o rtde ond you'I
...... .,_ ""d todoy.
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Your ford Deeler Since 1921 • nM•~ .__II NowpertBNc.b •
~ -· a m ·Mfl DI WBT ICU ma AS 19"fAS-CAIOf111;......
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Franf'lC8 Oampbell. I& Qty
Col.,.gt• QHod, Yiill ttlp u co-
prtnCf'81'1 or t!M-nrst Nat~
~1f"rnorlal Day Inboard moto,....
OCat ""'Cl'pAtak"' and • 111 e tl
,,·11tl'r circa~ on MariDf' Stad-
ium, Long 8 1'1ldl, the after-
noon of May ,0.
Architect Exam
Set by U. S. Body
The United Slale11 Clvtt Service
C<1mm1ss1on today announced an
cxam1nat1on for Architect in the
following options.I bra.nchea: De-
~t~n.,; Working Drawings:, and
Ger.eral~ The J>Ol!litlona to be filled
f rt;m this examination are located
•n \Vashlngton. D . C .• and vicinity.
The AAlaries range from $3,7Z7
lo $6.235 a year.
To qualify, applicants must (al
have c-nmple ted t1 4-year college
('OUrse Y..•t th major study in archi-
tecture. or l b ) have had 4 yea.rt
of t'Xpcrience in architecture. or
te l hnve had of years of such edu·
,..ation and experience comblned.
Jn &.ddil1on. they mU8t have had
from 1 to 4 year e of pro!nalonal
t'Xp~ricnce 1n arC'hitecture. Grad-
uate s tudy In a rchitecture may be
.'!ubst1tuted to r as much aa 2 years
or the prore:ii.sionsl experienC'e.
Applicants are required to submit
with their applicaliona a sample
or their drawing skill. No "'·rltten
test is required .
Furlht'r inrormatlon and appll-
t"lltion form~ m ay be ~ecured '"""
the Commistion's Local Secret&!')',
Mr. E . W. Gillespie, localed at
Newport Beach P08t Office, frotn
c ivil service regional offl(U, or
from the U. S. Civil Service Con1~
m !.sion, Wa.~hington 2~. D. C .
Applir"ntions must be received In
t he Commi81on's Wasllington of-
fiC'e not 111.t c.r than June 7, 1949.
Huge Bond Issue
To Benefit Vets
Sal"' o.t auction or the l&.rgeat
single 1 ~ue of California Vete.r-
onl'I Bonds in the 28-year hiatory
Qf the Slate lo\v-cost Farm and
Home Purcha.se Plan will be held
In the State Capitol In Sacrc-
mento at 10 a.. m. on Tueaday.
June 21 , it was announced by
State Treasurer Charles G. John-
son.
Thf' Issue tots.I~ $30.000.000 ln
bonds bearing a n Interest rate of
2 t..! per c:ent . The largest sale. up
t n nnw took place la.at October,
\l'hen JohnJorf knocked down a
$2!).000,000 block of California
Vf'lr rans Bonds to a 58-flnn •yn·
<he-ate for a record premium bid
or $t .6J~.ooo.
State Director of Veterana Af·
f1tir~ La\\·rence C. Stevena eatt-
m Mt <'rl the new issue would finance
lhl"' p11n::hase of homee and f~is
until lhC' Spring of 19W . lt will
brini: lo ST5.000,000 the amount
n f honds i81!1Ued under lhe $100,·
f)Q0,000 aulhor\7.&tion approved by
tht" volf'rs In No\'ember. 1948.
The bond funds are being wted
a t the rate of about $3.000,000 a
mcnth. Slevens aald. for the pur·
chase o f fanna and home.a for vet-
erans wllo were born In or enter·
rd t he service from Calilomla..
The \'Ct erans are advanced up to
Si.:"".00 on fl home or $13,MM> on a
f11rm. nnd repay the. amount.a m
n1nnlhly in!§la.1lments at low rate&
nf interest f CUrT'E'ntly 3 per cent).
Th<' 1ntereat they pa.y covers the
\l.'hol(' C1"15t of financing and oper-
11.1 in~ the plan. which thus ln-
lvolvcs n.,, C'08t to the taxpayers ?t
the State.
Th(' Legislature now haa under
conKlderation a new m....ure
rSB 10801 aulhortsing' l.au&nce
of another 1100.000.000 l.n bond&.
This measure. it adopted by Ullt
lawmaken. will be wbmttted to a
vote of the people.
l.fore than 168 miJee of tiick-
age orrer quJck: intucb&nie ot
freight traffic be:tween raU and
water ca~ at Loi: A.a.plea
Harbor.
More than 4.1 rnilea of water--
frontage a.re ava.llable ln tbe Loe
AJl&'ei..-Loar Beach port &nu
0 ..... \V.f<ld Trade.
THE DRINKING of alcohol la
l'K're of'ten a qm~ ol nw'1't&I
.-... tbU Ito .,.,....
New Fimg System &dim l'--... ny
Benefit$ Veterans · '-'~ .ycrJllG
v-..... _,...,., foe Scene. o' Reun·1on
llla!e b.u -·'pOot-In 11
ard!.i!e<tUral, ~ --' t eal aad oome -wodttt aad ICIU>IMO, ~ -Warrant
otMr c• .... ncetk-8 M kmcer Otnett. J\lnlor Gnde, WeUey G.
need watch f01" aamtnatson an-lillck. of BallM:le. tal•n~ was re-_,,,..,i., .-.. to K r. united wit.It Ill& Wtte, Karpttt,
C?rudte!'. Veurana 8erYlce ()fftcer, when &be anived In Germany d.ur-
RemtrlCllns ""-tltllt .... -to ..& wit.It l1im In Utq are entitled to 10 and In K-.ir near Ute l£rdlnc Air
--l~ polnb. pm..-.ntlal Force Depot where 9 -a11
credit oa State job uamlnaUona. a Ydllcle abo]ll maintenance otfi-
Crocker -reported that lbe State eu.
Penon.ael• Board lli now accepting Wlthln hht. ahop about ten ve--
appllC.ttons for aorne 60 polllUona 1 hlclea are repaln!d each week.
wit.bout tt_prd to ally &n.DOUnCe-Work ta done on engines, trans-
men.t of examination. mJsaiona, ditfuen.Uals, hyd.ra.ulic
NOW o ·PEN-A1New Mod1r• ~,,;;;,..,................ ... .• , r "
'HANCOCK
' I S..._ Stulion
' (ll'Ormerly CUlbertion'•l
Equipped to Give Y oar CU a Complete
o-stop 8ervlee. Gu, OU. Lubrication,
Wuh!Wg ud PoBshiDg
CHARLES' SERVICE
YOUB LOOAL HANCOCK DEM.ER
3001 W. Newport Blvd. Newport BMdl Vet~ who wW compJele col-•yatem.s, and the ch•eeia J
I~ counes M%t month may be Wesley M.ick entered the 20th :..-------------------------..
p&rdcula.rly interested in lbe op-Illt&ntry ln 1924. For three yea.rs'---~~------'----------------·
portunitie.a in St.ate employment, he eerved u rUlem.an and clerk
according to Crocker. at Post i"teld, Oklahoma.. In Aug-
Unde:r the new .. continuoua flt-1 :1 i:::ry Flhe IJod in-~~e HAlr tFto""'d.
ln.g"' program. a qualified appll-I e . i.' e a en
cant'• na.me wtU be placed on a ed the Unk Trainer Maintenance
PerBOnneJ Board U1t for nolif\ca-and Im:tn.icton achool there, •.nd later t h e a.trcra.tt mecharucs
Uon When the teat Ls ecb:edu.Jed.. Khool at Glendale. After bccom-
Some of the positions on the lilt Ing a FlJght Engineer &nd cr ew
are: civil, dectrtca.l, mechanical, chief he worked h.la way up to
structural and sanitary enctnee.n, Une Chief.
architectural dratt.aman. nunu.
phyalcl&na and aurgeena. caJculat-
lng machine operatora. and boys'
group aupervtaora. Additional In-
formation .. ~d veterarur' prefer-
ence application ronns may be ob--
ta.lned at Veterans Service Center.
703 E . Bay Ave.
Bank Declares
$1.25 Dividend
A regular dividend on the com-
mo n stoc.k of lhe Ba.nk of Ameri-
ca hu been deC'l&red by the board
of d1rcc tora of the bank for th~
current M"ml-annual period. pay-
flble June JO to aha.re.holders of
record at the c lose of business
May 31. 1949.
In January 194-2 he began 8er-
vi~ in AQ,Slral\a. He wa.a appoint-
ed \\'arrant Officer in No,•emb.?r
1943 while nea.r Darwin, Austra-
lla. In December that year he bfo-
gan service at New Guinea. Whil.!
there during 1944 he qualified for
the Purple H eart decoraUon.
He returned st.atestae in March
1944 and wu aircraft mainten-
ance officer at air bases in Tex~.
MiMOurl, Indiana. Illinois an'1.
New Y ork before departing for
European service In October. 194~.
We.sleY Mick graduated fro1t1
the Center H igh School of Okla·
homa City in 1923.
Three si.3tera live in lhc vicinity
or Loa Angeles. Mrs. Joy Lown-
ey restdcs in Montebello, MM!.
Mary FipBChen In Beverly Hills
a.nd Mrs. Grace R08enva1e lives in
Loa Ang.,Ju.
In 1948 Loa Angeles and Long
Beach harbors handled more than
2.~.000 toM of import and ex-
The l'an Zon• • In
I
Ride
The Ferris Wheel
-in -
BALBOA
Open E\•ry \\'eek End
And
'Saturdays
AU Day
And Sundayw
During the W1nter
HAVE FUN AT THE
MANY INTERESTING
CONCESSIONS
The dividend of $1 .~ per ah.a re
fo r the six months, at the regular
annual rate of $2.SO per share, will
be paid on the entire 10,238.~2
common shares now ouutanding,
including the 1,706,342 sh~re3
which were dis\ributed April 15
&a the 20 per cent stock divide nd
eutho riud by the s hareholders on
March 7 last:
port Ile.ms, valued at over $300.·, .. _.;,:;;...;,;:.;,;o;;;:;;.,_..;; ________________ al
000.000.
Cboloe I . PAN ~DY Ho~ Chest
fRYING"ltARITS'" fl ·"···NECTARINES·
lb. 5CJc No. 2t can lCJc
Phone Orders Taken
i II Fancy-Larp
STRAWBERRIES
2 boxes 35c
Tny or 1% boxes 1.89
o.;(J:;.;;.,:.;:;;:;n=-S::;a=I=·-·~--_1_8"_ PttEA1St.weet-No. so\ Sc \ Before Noon for
. Delivery Same Day
J .. ibby's 8 1 fte ·
JELLO 3 for 19c
Mus .. _ _. U Butter Kernel--No. SOS
=...,..::::..::......;"...;.'· -SUCCOTASH Wlhon'a---C.ornf"d
BF:EF 18 34• HASH OL
-~
Llbb'f'• Durkff'• -lb. can
n•ur OLEOMARGARINE 15' nGCO -lb. 1.7 JUICE :k'
No. 2 w" "ilb purchalte or 1 lb. at Z Llbbt'1
\ ! tor !5c ' \ IAIY FOOD
\
Rlc:-hMd'it--4 mor CUP" s fOf" %Gc ~~PKA~·-39c COFFEE ••· ba<.39c '
Holly 5 45• SUGAR lb. . Sa.tad oreaam1
MIRACLE WHIP p••· 29c PtDO .. Boot.
N•. 1 can
CAT FOOD
Bobricko
AMONlA
2 ·25•
n "~· .... ~
Ro ·al O\sh-Gr&ted.-l.. ~.
T>UNA '1"25c
Dunbar-Small Whote---.5oz..
SHRIMP
Underwoode-2 % or..
DEVILED HAM
Kem!l-"Blaclc-1% ot..
RASP. JELLY
sw1n•...,_1z oL
P-Nut Butter
Ubby'o-lb. Can
CORNED BEEF
~· 12 µver & Bacon °'-
M11t. 8l«M'art8
BLUlNG bottle lOC World (\\'f!'r -Natun>d 46 01.. can
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81Mlmeyer-CorrH"d -2T t.
G-FRUIT JUICE 2Jc: BEEF 4.~J
SPREAD UL 23·
Cl,._. -Juice rr t.
R.UMO-Yrosted-lZ OL pks.
AsparaCJUS Tips lOc: CRACKER 2 ftc
JACKS ror 7
SOil Off
14 OL Trt Valley-No. I Yz caa Unc&e Bnl'•
RICE
~ 0.8.G.B. 16. ..,,,;mlkr.--PUMPKIN 91;,,c . Z lb. Pk&.
' • s ~ oi.
or. •-I n.von 2 -BAiii' 1 ftc DOG FOOD 11t. ea.a roT £1 MEATS ..,
CORN No. 303 1-Mlnat.e--Ooldd
CAKE MIX pkg. 1Sc .....
lb. 2 25· \JUND:T lftc ca. for 1 DES. ..... U
lh. 2 1a.. ....... u ...
IMMl FOOD -·,.. 7 Ammoaia n c
Hut~...-No. S~ _.
SPINACH
15" • 2 f0r ;25c:
···-w & p.'ire J:q. ....... Mix pkg. ilanlunaDows 32"
S-e*'' Whorle llnwe:I
CORN No. ill ma 2•25c .
••• t-• .... i...t'• HOL
Colored Plates 15c llEF & GRAVY 6CJc
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o.aece rm O!F' l&~ -.. - .
CliickJ! l!"otll 2 t•r 29~1
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PROFESSIONAL c I Soderbe f DIRECTORY 0 · rg 0 Race Series Set At. Ensenada Inboard Regatta I ,; With Terry
MOYING?--tlD--0-lO:_OP_O_Vll_'C_-puvs __ ft_Uaui __ _
RA VW: .llONl:Y-ENIO'I' DlqV1MO ft
,.----..uorm.AN __ cz ___, 1Corona del Mar For Memorial Day ~.~ =~-;.; .:=: Slated for May ll AN -11 aad 1arp trden ,tl ... llf ., .. __ &NIPPEa'S l!Eift.&LS
~"1-19 Seal Ambulance
S ICK BOOM •RENTALS
MEDICAL OXYGEN
Beacon 121•
DE1fTUIT8
William J. Dolan
D.D.8.
c-.A Silt 8 ..... t
Newport lleaeh. Catlfornl&
Harbor 18'7...,1
Hours By Appointment
o.,_ 0 . G. Sueaa
DENTISTRY
31S Marine Balboa h1a.nd
Ha r bor !Me
1·sMTRt "<Trl f)S
MOITIMER SCHOOl
(Founded l 919J
302 C.NI A•e., lotboe l1"811d
SUMME I S CHOOl
OPENS JUNl 20
Eight Weeks Number~ Limited Ont"-' ... ., w11 • .-,,.,
lfttlividual Wo,k
Herltot 652
G. I\. Mo rfimtr. MI\., 011'.ford
Princ1pol
'.\fORTUA.RY
Harold K . Grauel
Chapel
11 0 Broadway
P hone: Beat'dll 5010
<'o•la M eu
PHYSIC IANR-SURGEOSS-D.0 .
Dr. Edward W. Milum
Pbyalclan and Surceon
O"teopath
Residence: ornee :
Hart.or !94! Beacon 8095..J
61!1 Goldenrod 4ven1,1e \ Coron.w d e t Ma r, C.a tlfornJ.w
W. T. Mooney
P'hy"lclan and· Ru r~f'On
RllR GF..R\'
Oft-~1T.TRIC8
Ith a ~ntral Ha rbor 48
PH\'81ClANM-AUR O F.ONR. M. n .
Henry R. Hall, M. D.
PltyalelaD. a nd Sure-eon
Houn : !-5, by Appolntrllf:nt
T Mephone BNMn 5848
Ill lll"06dway Coata M.,..
Wallace J . Miller, M. D.
Eye Physician
In Uie BJrtcber Bulldln&
8 )' Appointment: H arbor J;"i28
M11 Co.wst 91vCI . Coro"• d•L Mar
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
118 \.\'. RA l..ROA B l.\'[).
Harbor lT?-t
OfflCfJ H oun:
t to~p.m.
Monda,y tbrou1ll Frld•J'
OPTO,\tf;TRIST S
£. T . BtJTTER\\'ORTH,1 O. D.
0Vfoll14"lrt.-t ~
EVF.M EXA ~INED
LENSES Ol'P J.ICATED
9'.._ Repaired and Adju~ted
If.I', \IC-C.'e.at raJ A\.·e.. Ha.r. %511 ~ NEWPORT BEAC H
HOT SULPHUR
BATHS I
_S._...lloocn &M-
LOBl>ELL'8 STLVE&ADO
lllNJ:JIAL SPRINGS
or.,~aaa Oranll9 B'fU-.M·l
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LESTER & co.
,...._ Lew An~MI Sloct !•C'.buqe
SISE.. Cae•ral Av• .. Balt>o.. C&liJ.
Harbor 2051
HU.D orrJCE
621 S. Sprinq St., L A. 14
Dr. Bell
The Dodor who ~ts you
...U bv Natural Methods,
bu moVt!d his offke9 to
blll -qttarlen at 2885
W. Celttnl Ave., oppoa-
lte Z9tlt St., Call Harbor
1134 for al'llOiatmeat.
Earl M. Ba\'.eD
BOAT SAND~G
C'.ABINET MAKING
P A.INTJNG and
DECORATING
Arnu for lot lf'wltn.-. terra.c.
tns. va<lln&. any kind or dirt
mo\1.n&.
"-llAIW<Ml'I
U tt Nf"lll 11JrOrt Blvd.. N•'9ft
Heads Regiment
Reactivation of the flth Reg1·
men t. California R t'serves, has
been auUloriud and us now in
A li•morial DaJ ~rift. in-.tb .. UM eatdtaaon ot the 2:nd Annual
tlonal ror •ll ('\u8et la Kh.Wled tntueaUoraJ , Yacht Race at the A new motorboat speed nxtun,
u a three day event at S.lboe Kot.el RJfttra de.I Pacifico. t.n En· slated as gm.teat t.nboard reptt.a
-------------\vacht Club, May 21• n . 30 The aenada. Many a good ol Nf'W-tn tM wut thUI rar. will be held
AOCtal aide or t..M ttptta wfil be port-.B&Jbm lifl.l'O '-being t.hrown Me-moria.J Day on the famlPCI (and
pro g r es a of organization 1n
Orange County.
U nder orders of Major General
Daniel H. Hudelson. commanding
general or the 40th lnfa.ntry 01 ·
vi.alon, California National GuarJ.
Lt. Col. Leslie E . Soder berg, of
Cor0t1a del Mar, has been ap·
pointed regimental commander,
At a staff conrerence held at
6th.. Reserve Ate:J. headquarters in
Santa Ana, the fnllo\li:\nJr offiC'ers
!l 11. v e bee n BMignc<l to staff
duties;
Capt. \Vllliam T . Pinnix of
Santa Ana. execut1\'C or fie er:
~fajnr J . Frank W harton. LagunM.
Be.ach , trai ning: Capt. Llndlay R .
Crawford of Santa A na, adjutant ;
Capt. Cls rence J . Slull of 0 Futl f'r·
tnn. intt'lligence: anti Capt. Ed·
warrl A. H R n1 nf Cn~l.'l !tteAA,
supply ; 311 ore o~.'l 1J;!n•·d a !'!
regim<·ntol staff nffiC'f'r~.
OtflN'" N.:imrtl
Assi!-!l&nl re-gimental ~taff of fl-
f'e r!-1 includ(' Ca pt. W i lll~ M . F'tr lJs
or Sant.Ii Ana. Capt. LuC'l('n N
Wis.q('r nr An1thefm, Lt. Harry L.
Cathern1an of Son ta Ana . a n d
Lt. Robert A . Carpenter ur
Orange. Others as."ligned to staff
rlutif'!I a rt> Staff Sgt. Clyde F'
Rex of Newport BeaC'h 8!1 Public
Ihfnrmat1on officer: Lt. HeC'tOr R .
Tarang o of Santa A n a. signal
I nfrieer ; Lt. Luther A Arthur of
Huntington Beach, c h a p I it i n :
Capt. \\"arr en K . H illyard of
Santa Ana, liasion offict>r: anti
Lt. Geo, L . McConnell of Santa
Ana as . .\ssl.stant Public Infor-
W e resume our eM8)'11 on the
wa.nder1np or WI n d 11 on I"· the
ma.ste.r thereof. Sandy Enfle1d of
B•lboa IaJand and h is recalcitrant
crew of heavyweights-Jay Carl-
i1'1e or Hayja y, George Branch of
Saxon and \\'alte r k.ry!llt whoM'!
pe-nnitnent realden~ h e r e now
makes h is lovely 11loop available
at a giveaway price--It i11 In N~
York .
W ind.!'ong Wa.!I never beatHl by
Porter B. Sinclair's Dagge an•!
her mysl,.rious imported winnlnc;:
crew 1 whO!'!e name9 we never cl id
leam); !llhe l~t because or d!'ad
calms. fogs and Lady Luck. \'la
that head~ or tail~ busine-89.
Y...'indsong powered out of th"
Carlisle Shipbuilding Carp's dock
on exclusive 1-farbor Island at
10:30 that ratPful morning a nd
aftf'r gl.'ttlng on the line C'ros.,,"'(I
it ~ix 1nlnute.s lnte in t•om pany
\\•ith \Vr.stwarrl and Ot.ly~y. A~
th~ wind died the going beca1ne
more monotonou!'I and the t·ourse
that h11d been laid ! tn pass inside
thP Coronado.sl was gt·ttlng more
dlffiC"ti ll to hold a~ their forward
spet-d· ilecrea.~I. Not long "bt'for~
midnight they \Vt're ofr 0('ean&idc
\lt'hen the wind died C'<Hnpletely
and they sat and .slattt"d around
for two hnurs. Friday, early a.m .,
the fog deSC'en(]ed and engulft"d
them until l : I~ p m . when they
found th!'mi>~lve.s some 5\x miles
off La J olla. They had plent'y of
con1peny. but they could ~et' no
predl<"tabll.' e hange in the weather
and the slatting around lwhi C'h
cost ~n1e sh i p~ their main.ti) wu
getting monotonous
It .... ·a.s time to df'C"ide whether
mation orflcer. to conlinu lhe ·•raC'e .. o r abandon ~e 6th Regiment California it and pr:Ceed under power. T he
~at1onal Guard ReserVt'l\ will be I matter aftt>r con.'!idE>rit·b~ mo re
eomprised _of three bat~lions. Th" time h·ad e lap~t>d was settled by
3rd hettal11on , now activated, ha:i fl ipping a C'oi n into the a ir. The
its headquarters In Santa Anff . quarter rang on the deck. jumped.
'.fhe 1st and 2nd battalll?ns. OO\V rolled and settled down heads up.
1n process of organ \~t1on, 'A'll\ With lhf' auxiliary purring they
have he&dquarters 1n La_gu11a got back on their c-our!I~ and \Vere
Beach and Fullerton, re-"JpeC't1v£'ly . running in and out of fog .11001e
Each lattallion will consl•t of three mile~ orr Point Loma when
three compa~les to be recruited t\VO u s destroyt>rll' hove In flight
from the various commun1tif'S in "doinK a good 20 kcolr;;." The
Orang~ County. destrO}'trs altered cou r~e to a void
National Guard R eserves will ~ lhref' lonr s loops ghoatinK 11nd
charged w ith the duties and re-llatring along like wralth8 in thP
sponalbilltlea of Internal security fog. One "went Into full re\'er.t1e"
in Orange County. in event of to .1t.void them. They paid no at·
major disaster. ~na tional emergen-tent Ion whaL"loever to \Vlndsong
Cle.,. etc. Genf'rftl .!ltaff pl.1t.nnlng !lhoving comfortably along under
will be completed during the next power, all snug alow and alort
th irty d a ys and atl~ training and OeSC"anso Pt .. bearing a'A'ay
of battallions v.·ill be inst ituted 140 deg. true. \Vind.song hit a Int
Immediately. morf' rog and finally dropped hook
headed u b dan .,_. _,,_ around too ..• the best of these revamped). Long. Bffch .Marin~
P Y a er -.. u~1 lln.. wnu. Hu nt lhN'W" at WI in Stadium. :~ght,r May 28· "'i t h midnight ber pufKt .. navy talk'' lhl8 even-Announcing details toda y. of· ~-SmaJ vi _ nunod 1.q. Mr. 1nd Mn. Wlllb Hunt flcla.l!: aa.Id a brid, rut·rnol1ng
will aupervise "ihe ~p:~t& ~ were on the winning-"Soliloquy . .' water dttus wtll be a.llled with
1 Ith p t !'iclr: cbai whoN akipper waa Wes Smith. 15 rough-!ihod heats of motorbottt
u e. ~ e er er. race r-ror lb• ,,..._ntaUon dlnner Bobby racing. m~~ in charge ot the raca:. whJch MulllneaWI: H unt c.ha.e a Georai Actually the Memorial Day Ni·
w lauebe on ~ide.~~rw;S for ~mall BUllock ~r e y pique atnpless ga.tta is. o~ o f thrtt national hol'·
c 8 an ou-1UIC' r o r f'l"Cl' J'OW'T'· The Uny bolero featured ld.&y racefesl!l , on the not~ on~. a ro1J collar nec.klin• which ·cov-"Lanky Lagoon". The trio wiU
A.9 competition In mon than erect the Uny wlf t'O\'ered button• round out with rf'gattaa on lnd.:--
a dozen cl~ waxes hotter u that it.art.eel from the n~kline and pende nce and Labor holidaY8.
the seuon lfeU into fuU swtn.-. a ended at th• hemline. For a dra· Chairman Nebb5 Edwarda a.nd
large turnout 19 ape<'ted for the matic •ffect. Mn. Hunt put lhree Gil Brown said the May 30 meet
regatta. ecariet poppiea on the bodice ol ¥."ill be jointly ro-sponaored by the
Balboa T•cht Club pl.a.n.a It• ber amart dreu. Her a«eM<>ri~ North Long Beach 20-30 Club and
formal opening for June 4 \rith were pearl Mrrlnca and • choker. lhe Southern Callfomia S~·
at"ml-formaJ di nner and d an C' e.. Our Mayor'• wife, Mra. Die~ boat Association. PT"OCeedJI will
S u e Ficker a.nd Bill Lapworth. Dra.ke wu a lovely picture to be-'go t o the Boy's Club.
CO-<' h • 1 r men or enterta.lnment. bold in her putel print drus.. More than 90 inboard rac.= havt> securt"d Al Froeec.hle's orche•·
tra . Invitations are oeing sent tc
Commodor-es of other yacht rtuba.
Commodore CaM Smith w 111
l'onduct all of the r~tlvitie.s which
go with a club opening ceremony.
a.!lslsf'M by Vi('e-ComrnOdore Fred
Smali:"11. R e a r-Commodo~ J. L.
Mun.!f<>n. Secretary Wm. Campbell,
nnd many o ther s. Commodore
Smith plans to have aevieral of
t he boats in the elub fittt hoi~t
dreS8 ship nags for the day
Following ihe opening on Sat·
urday. BYC will ~gin ltA Jun~
invitational aerie• on Sunday June
~ T his wlll be Jnvltatlonal for all
c lasses and will be continued on
June 12 and concluded on June 26.
Balboa Y a c h t Club's annual
Commodo~·!ll cruise I• scheduled
for June 18 and 19, from Newport
to the lathmu11 at Catalina laland.
"The President has to ~ carf'lu1
that he goes to church ror thf"
purpo.se of worshipping God and
not of ~Ing a clrcu~: -Harry
Truman.
One hund red ocean liners may
be berthed a l one t ime In Los
A ngeles and Long Beach harbora.
THO~fAS JEFFERSON con-
celve<I t he pri.ncipte upon which
<"ertain modern secret Codl'~ are
ba.s~d .
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFJCATE OF BVSl'NF~:oi
F ictitious Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED dOf's
Se.tUn• olf her beautiful grey boals, including Sf'l'en nation11I
ha.Ir Mn .• Jack t.awrenc<' wor\I!: n champion and world tf'COrd hold-
charlreuae prtnt dl"e!U with a ers. are already assured to rom-
matc.hlnr chartrf'UM' l'O&t . Her on-pete. in the C'las8ic. One cla.-.s
Jy aecet.80ry wa.s a stunning ditt-alone, the potent 135-cubic inch
mond and emerald rectangular hydroplanes, have 24 ~nlries and
brooch. a new "safety rule" n1ay be Ill·
Mn. Barbara J onu. who OWll.S voked t o curtail &ccidents. Thi!
"Flyaway" wore a perrttt ensem· national C'ha.mpion and competl-
ble. Cons:l5t lng or two pieces, a tive rttord holiler in the claRs i!'I
short-slttve<! dres!i and a na~ the SCSC "RaC'l ng Commodore,.'
bac k jaC'ket. the t>memble wu cu-Roy Skaggs of Long &ach \vi U1
cumber-colored silk •hantung: th~ the hydroplane Skallawa.gs.
d reg h•d a modified flarP-sk lrt -A vast ly im proved Ma rine Sla·
and deep alash pockel!l. a cap-dium \\'I ii greet the Memorial Day
.sleeved, plunge·neck bod.ire and a regatta. Over SM,000.00 in per·
!elf-fabric cummerbund lined in manent impro\•f'ment.s is · belnJt
w•t f'rtnelon silk. The tiny j acket. expended. Included ore :'i,j()()
also Dne<I in watermelon silk, \l•IL!l blE'1lcher seat.JS a nd better parking-
yoked In one-with the alttve! and accommodations.
wu edpd at the collar .1t.nd henl The rough-s hod m elee on the
with tiny scallops. Mrs. Jonc::1 !'ingle buoy counie will Juno t op
wore gold-piped 88ndab o r whitf' pilot s from the 11 Wf"l'ltem state!".
doeskin. One early mldwestem entry is
Mrs. J ohn Swigert "'(Kay Rob· Paul Sa'A·yer with the 225·Cla.ss
ert.sl wore a dramatic silk print hydroplane, B<>lligero. of Kansne
gown. 11treet length but fonnally City.
ayled. Its low. Wide neckline wa3
outlined by a ahawl collar. The
print of the .d ress wu fl oral cor-
snge.11 In diffe rent 11hade.11 ol blue.
THE TERM
o riginally means
rreebooter.
• "f I 11 bu 11 t e r"
a buccanttr n r
THE NAME "Nebra11ka" C'Om~
from the Otoe Indian n~me (or
the PI at t e Rl\'er, anll meanll'
shallow water.
THF. ONIO N is onl· or
ea.rlieflt cultlvstPd plant11.
th.
• f Balboa Glass Co. i
I" . ...... . '"",... ~ ................... ~ : t .......... ..._. ....... n... ~ . . .............. ~
Im co.at -N ...... rt -· ! 1 PIL -5!Cl -.I !
• ...,. .. ..,,.,....,.rltltl't Ultfellt at1*191:tfltf!Ptlltl19"911t lltl .... 14!1lltlfQtltllllllffl•~•otilllltflll!ll!lr.ltt1t"IJ.
S.l*llSml.._oceoic 2+Daily Tr!,s £AST IJl9 Leslqlles
J"OUtea to chooM from. S top NfW YOllC • • $4f.10 over anywhere, •ny time. • . • • •
R~lo% in a i r -condit ioned &OSTON • . . . • • • $2.60 -
Soper-Coacbea.. Sa.ve money WASHINGTON, D. C. . -47.4.$
every mile. Yoa p:ta lotmore omon . . • • • • 41.10
traTel for a Jot le11 money! CHICAGO • • • • • 36.IS
MINNIAPOUS • • • • , ....
EIP£al·Nll TllH to AD "-1-· KANSAS CITY • • • • 2t.70
ic•I ,.,._.portatio:'J. boUk. aid• NfW OIUAHS . • ..... U"ipa •n-•••ecl .. ia.c11,1.dtd •l • • ,.,_,__, ,._
ott• low price. 0... ~old~r IDS &a:iq on ltow1tcf f'hlM! from local apnt., Tnl"-~•>.1, or write: Grt-yho\a.ad, !.to S. Loe Jltere Are~ lower fares I All .. les St.. Los A.Die ... IS. Oallf..
C. C. SWAFFORD, Agent
582 CoMt Highway -Phoae Beaoon 5422
•
.i\ 11 rormer members o f the In ;:. n 8 en.all a Bay at 6 l!l .m .
National Guard. Army, Navy, Saturday
Marine Corps, Coast Guard anti
.~ir Corp!; 1trr eligible for assig:i·
meot and enrollmrnt providin~
they cnn submit C'ertlf1cates sho1•:·
ing honorable diacharge fron\ the
The return "·a.s an entirely dif-
ferent n1attf'r nnd \lo'n.s af'comp-
ilshet.1 l\v1th b('ltt.>r \\·ind11l rro111
San-D1Pgn 111 exactly 12 hours.
All four had nothing but praiJie
fo r the hospitality of the San
Dlt'ft"O Yac ht Club where they put
in (or clearanC't' and rue!. They
tte-d up at Carlisle's dock at night
h&\'in~ E".s lablishied, during their
ab."lenC'e Ht .!lit'8. several drifting
reC'Ord.s And that l!'I. roughly. thf'
hi.!lllory of about 2r, ~r eent or
lht> 19i9 contt>nder.i.
hereby certify that he iA ('Onduct -
lng a re.staurant\bualne1a at -147
Nt>\vpo rl Boulevard, COl'Jta Mesa,
California. under the n c titiou.s
firm n1tmt': of HILLTOP TNN an<I
that !'laid flrn1 111 composed of th<>
follo"·ing person~. whose names In
full a.nd places or realdt>nce er~ 11:;
follow~. lo--w1t:
Happiness in life-is made of many little
th\ngs . Wildflowers in the Spring. Good
fri~ds. Good work well done. Good t
serv!C'e!ll and are NOT . by rea~on
or age or physical ability ehgiblt'
for act ive duty "''Ith any of the
A rmed F orces of tht> Un I t e d
States. Appllcan t.s who may have
a phy•iC'al disability or n1ore than
10 percent are not elig1ble.
Colonel Sodf'rbf'rg will also w"l-
come Inquiries at h\8 office, 700
Carnation Avenue. Co r on ~ del
Mar. In actdltion t o thlB rf'ccnt
appointment as r~gimen tal con1·
mander of the Orange Coun ly
Reserve unit, Col. Soderberg is
aMigned tn the Te<:hnll'al Starr.
a.a Or<li nance or r i c,. r of th<'
668.flh Station Training Comple·
rnPnt. Organized Re~erves, U . 3 .
Arn1y. V.'i lh hea<lqunrt('rA st 6th
.'i.rn1y. 1012 N, ~fa.in St , Santn
Ana.
Billboards Hit
Jaek Reis nf San Bernardino
A ~·..,nu{' and kno\vn 11round thl:"!lh"
parts as boatman, skipper and
t'ng1n~er a.nd \\'ho ha:, been at
F reder1t•k'l'I yard i."I orf to tie•
again thl!l tin1(' with a partner
and complete rig for abalone
d i\'lng·.
No le Hllt'e I "Non€' of you r
t:iu<11nl•ss" 1H· "\\'hat's 1t to you, .. ,
Is th(' nnn1(' of his 30 (t . twin-
]
~erev.·. Kern1ath pci\\'i:"rc•d boat: 1'
t•ru1st'r put into rnn1n1ercl&1 fish·
1ng fnr the firl'lt time. Rf'iS. who
knov.·s something about b oat 1'I
(Coa UD.ued From Pace 1) c la i1n."I she 1~ Vl.'ry !!t'aworthy ""'1
Se p u Ive d a Highv·ay thrOUJt:h her eftt>r tlt'C'k \\'l'll .suited for
Orange County . d1\'1ng purpoi:ies
HarTy R. Ber~h. \anll pltt.nner Par tnt>r 1~ Veme Net>ce, e:<-
for ihe rounty, reportt:\I the re-divi:r I C' .l'SN Nt!e<:e learnt.'d all
vi.<W·d Shor\>line Plan ha U been about ll\\"1ni::: 1n Uneh' Snm·"I Na\"y
pla<"ed io lhP hanlls or the Statt• Ht· i-" a young n1an And knows hll'<
Plsnnin~ Commi!!..•11nn and that th~ bu.<dne;"I.~. He \\" 111 operate, for
St.11te Pnrk Board ~·pull.I havf' f\ I SOffil' l\\'O hour strt•l <'"hc~ in '"11
iTI<'eting in t~ Angt'll'i4 proh11.bly ftel r>r sn of watt>r
1n Jun"' \V hen act?on would be Equipment rons1J'lts of a ftnt'
taken on the Oronge County nt·"'· lhv1ng suit. compre~wr. en
rt>pnrt. Attention \\.'as csllf"d to ~Int•. pump. basket and laJllt"r
thl' r£'C"f'nt move to divide th_.. Tht> d1v1ng ri~ has ellc1ted l h c
revenue fron1 tideland oil on the admiration of other abalone men
basis of 60-~0 111plit between lht who say it Is one of the r1nest on
rederal govf'rnn1ent and the .!ltatt>.s tht" coast, according to Re.ts.
particulBrly concerned. It "'a .!I Ja<'k will bt> out five days a t
suggested it might be best to a strr tl'h and na'\~• busily engaged
ta.ke half a loaf rath~r than go In Sf'"curing the neceuary permilr
.,..-ithout bread The committee• or and liC'tnSf'S. ex~ts to !lhove ofl
th t.> aS30Ciation we-re urged to in a wttk for San Clemente via
watch the eituation C'l<>sely. A valon "'here some 3~ rigs ar·
It '-''a.!I agreed t o ha'~ a mf'm-curr•ntl}' r?ported working .
bership m~ting in Jun" at a placr
to be 9elttted by th• president.
Al90 to joln "·it h the Aaaoclated
Chambers of Commerce In a join!.
session in J uly.
Among th ose pr?•nt wue:
Masqns Conduct
Memorial Rites
ROY E . GRILL. JR., 447
Newport Boulevard, Co~ta
Meaa, Califom i11.
WITNESS my hand this 12th
day or Afa y. 194 9.
ROY E . GRILL. JR.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
On this 12th day or May. A. n.,
1949, before me. Cl1ude Hant)a. a
Notary Public In and for t he sai1l
County and St ate. resiclinJ there-
in. duly C'ommlMloned and sworn,
perMlnally appeared Roy E. Gnil.
Jr., known to be to b\I!: the per!lnn
whoee rutime is aubacribed to th1'
·,..,·1thin inS"trument. a.nd aC'kno"·-
!egell to me that he executed the
.!!ame. fN. WITNESS WHEREOF.
I have hereunto aet my hand and
afr1xt•d in) officia l 11eal the day l
and year 1n thi• Certificate flr~t
above written.
ISEAL I CLAUDE HANNA
Notary PuhliC' in and fur tht'
Count)· of Orange, and Statt>
of California .
I M y Con1m1A.-.lon Expires Noven1·
~r 17, 1~.I
No. 12 Puhliflhed. Nll!:Wa-T intf'll
~lay 17 , 2-t . Jl : June 7. Ii-49.
('£.ftTlf'lf'ATE OF R'l18 1N'Eii\.;;;
Fl<"lltloWt nrm Nairt. I
T H E UNDERSIGNED d oe s I
iert>by C'ert lfy that ahe ia con-
l11ct1ng a ladles ready to weilr
>U•ln"'M At 808 ~at BaJboa Blvd.,
Balboa. California. under t h~
r1ct1tloug firm name of "SHE"
lnd that said nrm 1.1 oompo«ed or
~ht> follo"dnr p e r a on a. \Vbo!'Je
i amea ln full a n d p I a c e a of
reeldenece af't' u followa. to-wit :
MAZIE W. BIRD,
1700 Miramar Or.,
Balboa, Cati!.
WITNESS my h.and Oil!!! 10th
tay of May. 1949.
MAJaJ: W. BffiD
ST ATE OF. CAIFORN!A . ...
-::OUNTY OF O RANGE l President R. W. Bartlne. Coat.A
Mesa; C. G. K imble. La run a
&sch : Harry E. Terrell. Garden
Grove; Charles H . Dl&cs. Santa
Ana: Harey ~. Bel'J"h. Santa Ana:
\Vn1 . CaUienne. Ted W . Bartlett.
Huntington Beoich ; W 111 1 a H.
Wamet. cha.Jrman Board of Sup-
ervt.ora; W. N. Holmea, Santa
Ano: E . A. CUrry. Balboa: Loo
A. Oum.er. l:'mera.ld S..y; Mayor
Frank Shu.felt and F . W . Hlc k-
man. Po9.trnaater. ~&1 Be a c h :
Th e Harbor Dis tnt"t Masonu· O N THIS IOtb day . ot May,
Club held l he 1 r regular 11tml· A.O. 19-ft. before me, Sandy F.
monlhly meeting Jn Coat& Mesa \facKay, a Notary Public In and
lut Wffk. ror t he l&id County and Statt,
Don J . Smith of Sari Clemente.
Ja.ck Keim and Aarut Buchheim
ot C ap is trano Beach; Ea.ri
\V he e I e r, t..acuna Beach; and
muy othua.
l1NTl1. Ute rutta pottho ti.II
WU JnlrOdu«d In 1141. ioll bollll
W'4fN lltUlt9d with teat.hen.
•
A M ort memorial Hr·vlct" wu: "'Uldinc therein. du I y commill-
held ror \\'m. McKlnscey, a men1-doned and •worn, penonaUy
bier whoee runen1I \l'U attended lppeaM M.AZIJ: W . BIRD known
by many l'IUb m e m be r • laal :o me to be t h e pe~ who.
Saturday, all pa.II beaten bein~ n&Jne I.a aublcrtbed to the wtthln
the elttted oftlc.n ot the lodge Jruit.rument . and admowledg"ed to
now ln proceu of being formed. me that •he a.ecut.ed the a.me.
O fficers are now meet I n I IN W1TNE88 WHl:R.l)()P'. l M~
'A"e-e.kly tor practice and u .IOC'ln he.rw.nto aet my hand and attbted
aa qualified &ppllcation wiJI be my oflida.J .. i the day e.nd year
made to the gn.nd lodge tor ~ ln lhls ctttltk:ate nnt a b o v e
penaa tjOll to fonn a maaon.tc lode~ W'"ritten..
for thia a rN.. CB&AL)
The club meet.I the MCOnd and S.A.NDT f'. KilKA T
fourth Wedn-y of -maaUl IC1 O>mmlatloll l:qll-Dec. 3,
ln the ball over tht Coeta )(e. lNl.
Bank. AU maaona lflTited to Npt.·Baaoa N....,11DM9 N o. 11.
otw.ct. PllllllolJ KaJ' 11, H , S1, June 7, 'Cl
~ food . Good beer. Little things may be-
but th ey all add up . So, as you go your
way, pic k the best.
CALIFORNIA'S FAVORITE Beer
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.p ... I NEWPORT-IALIOA NEWS-TIMES _Tuesday, May 17. lt:f'
C·LASSl·FIED plaoel r1 1wldr..:==e ..,.. u f~
to-wtt: .
-0 . -. lJO-:Drd st..
JIC*"?@'t 9•c.._ Cal.WontJ&.
T• C•es Move
llllo CIF finals
SPOBTS CJlL-NDA8
TUElll>AT, MAT 17-lllIDGJ:T AUTO RACIN~URA 8ancUon ai
Hunlln&t<>n 8-cb Stadl-. n-tna1s at 7 p. m.. tldt
' la llOXST 'l'O LOA.l'f •
LOA.NS TO BUtLD. IMPROVE,
BUT, MODERNIZlt, OR
REFINANCE
We Buy Tnlrt De<!dl
NBWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SA VINOS lo LOAN ASSN.
3333 Via Udo. Ph. Har. ll500
80-tfc
Wanted to buy Fir1t Tnaat Deeda
or make new onN. Box "H'' -
Newport-Balbo& Proa. 4-~
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Interest Rate 4 \Ii -5%
Loam quJckly made In the Bay
Atta and l.Aguna. Single or
multiple unit.a. NevT or old. Be
'"-and save by rt--tin&nclng
your p~tent loe.n. Hlnlmum u-
penae. No charge tor premilt-
nary appra.lu.I.. Phone Santa
Ana Klmberly 2-7321 or write:
ARTHUR A. MAY
Mortgage Loan Con"Ypondent
Two ·CaJU. Lite In.I. Co.'11.
1245 South Ma.in Santa Ana
THE 33CENTUR Y-OLD city of
Jeruaalem ha.a passed from one
religion to another six times.
ROSSI
Open for Lunch
"1fm 1TALl.&1f DIHWSU COClt'rAJI.A ........ .., .. ••1• c-a ~-CO&O!f.& Dill llil
GENE'S CAFE
nEHOB ud ITAIJAN
DINNEBll
705 c..-u..,. __ , tun
Cioro• del Illar
Cl-.! on Wedneoday
SAM'S
SEA FOOD
"SIGN OF :rm: SWORD>n!'lB' ..
1 lllle !:Mt or llell -
&tll-
OPEN DAJLT
ll ... m. to ll:SO p. Ill.
Cocktails, Sea F'oodl ...
Steak DinnP.rs
PBOlQll: LONO llEAOB
840-79, 802-00
and 824-05
-·-. I V . • ........ ~r.;i.W<~
%)~t....I C l 0V.S
C:OM•1"''°'"T"10"' ~1,..r.E"OS.
BE SURE -INSURE
li\1tb
M.AttRJB STANLEY -°""' Phone Harbor 1118
~ Marlee Ant.. Baltto. h1aad
FOR YOUR
PROTECTION
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wrrNm ..,. -Wo Jnd ~ Pbll 8 tar r 0 rd and Cll&rley
OI l1&3', 1MI. Oompton advanced to the South·
BEN 0 . REDDICK ent CaJHoml& tncll ftn&ls to be
~OOllE PROPERTY ••• race at 8 :JO p. m. · 1 J
FRIDAY, lllAY -BASDALL Newport Harbor Vanity and J-
Vandty venua Santa ~ at Newport /Height&. 3 p. m.
Orange Oout collec• at Chaffey colle~ at 3 :00 p. In. Income Property -----------------------·IBTA.TS or CALlrORNlA ) held at l..oa&' -Wllaon High
COUNTY or Oft.A.NGCT ) a a c b 0 0 1 Sa~ anernoon Dy
On 1'b1I lad 4A,1 ol lhy, 4.. D. qi;18unns at: San Diego Saturday
1M9, before me. Robert P'. lD the eemi·Ttnal. with a first and wUJm.., a NM&Jy Public 1n and a rowt11 .._.umy.
SPORTSLOG
87 ... Ms:MJ"•9
HOT RODS-HunUncton Beach Stadham. 8:30 p. m.
SATURDAY, MAT 21-HOT RODS-TRACK~. 1. F. Finals at
Long Beach Wilson bJcb. 1'00 p. m.
2 STORY, 4-fa.mily flaL Class "A ..
bulldtng with a 3 bedroom houae
aftd an extra Jot. Zoned for
bualnea. Priced right. Ph. Har.
34.3 ( Evu.) Phone Beacon 5590.
H . M. LANE Newport Beach
92-Uc
Benbow Cra«:•s
So. Cal. Mark
Bob Benbow. Newport Harbor
fresbman IWimmln& fluh. a.ddtd
another record to hJ• feat of ac-
compllahmenll IF'riday aa he won
Admlnlst.raton and athl.tic: di-
rectors ot S\UlHt t..eacue manber
hl&h 11Choola ..W m~ tomorrow
afternoon to decide on U. Winter
and spring sporta: slate tor Ule
194~ echool year.
for tt.e ald County and State, re-Stafford put tbe class Cee shot
tJd1n.a l.buet.ri. chaJy eomm.imloaed put 48' 7 '4 •• Into space to win
and nrona.. pera>naUy appeared that event and Compton wu
Ben. O. Reddick known to me to fourth in the Cee 180-yard dash
be lbe penon ~ name la sub-an.er a aiow sta.rt.
ocribed to ll>e Wltltin iMtrument,
SUNDAY, KAY 22-BA.SE8.A.LL---Ota Meu. M:Uchanta ftnu9
Los A.ngeles AtbJeUca at Uona Field. Costa Mesa. 2 :00 p. m.
the Southern California ~ Cec
50-yard back.at.toke championahl?
tt-IU:AL ESTATE EXCJI.~ With a record-shattertng time of
-----------'--' 30 seconda flat whlch clipped .4 WOULD LIKE TO TRADE A 3-seeonds off the mark set by Lyons
bedroom home In Pas&dena, of Pa.sadena ln 1H2. The new
Northeast se<::tlon. concre\e bad-re<:ord wa.a set in the Fullerton
minton court &nd Clllorado Junior College pool.
It.one ba.rbecue for a 3 bedroom The powerful tr o 11 h apluher
home on Lido I.ale. 1461 No. placed second ln the ~ yard free:-
Michlgan Ave., Puadena. Sy. j style after leading at the flnt
44%54. lc6 [tum.
The Cee relay team or Rex Bell.
FOR SALE or Trade. Beaut1rul Don BIM<>nnette, Don Pe tUtt and
Shoreclltts view lot. Will trade Sf"vmour Beek finished sixth In a
on 2-bednn. house. Ha r. 2012-\V. he~ted race.
-------------'-!"'_~ Jack Bell placed attond In Cius
Bet: diving for the only other Tar
honor.
ft-REAL EST A Tt:
OCEAN FRONT Thi~ ~raod
home ha.a everythin~: -t B. R . G
E . Kitchen. dlspo:rsal. d1shwMh·
er, frpl..~ attr. rurni11hed. Owni:r
MUST SELL. MAKE OFFER.
BEAUTIFUL BAY VIEW. \V1th 1n
86 ft. of fine bathing beach 3 8 .
R ., frpl., AND 3-rm. a.pt. 1n
rear. Furn. $1 2 . .WO. MAKE Ol-;·
FER.
Merchants Face ,,
L.A. Athletics
The Costa Mesa. Mercha.nt base·
ball club Wlll make JU firAt 1919
ap~arance Sunday after.poon at
Cost.a Meaa.'a Llon.111 Field again~!
th<' popular Lnl Angele• Color.?'d
Athletica in a 2 p.m. game.
A s in the J>&l!l. no admls:sion "''II be charged.
A WONDERFUL BlJ \. ! 2 B. R .. B t R s .
dlnetl•. frpL. 2 palm• •undeck.1 oa ace er1es
and cute APT. over garage. tile t
roof, 1 blk. to Bay. SI J.r}oo.
CHARMING 2 8 . R. bea ch cot-
tage. A ttr. turn. Good ocL·Rn
.swimming a.nd fl~htng . $8,750.
Results Given
Under the direction of c. B .
Rudd, chairman of the Race
EL BA YO TRACT -A step to the Committee. the Spring lnvitation-
Bay. Large lvgrm.. immen!'t' al of t he Lido JjjJ e Yacht Club was
bdrm .. k itchen, bath. Coni1truct -hailed 8S a success both a,s a nice·
ed for 2nd story and roon1 to ly run aeries and from ttie stanlJ-
build on f ront, $9.500. /point of the quantity of boats en·
tered Saturday May 14 &aw the
LIDO SPECJAL 52 1:1 ft . best starting JtUn fi~d at t ;OO p.m.
loc. Under market pr1 t:e. for the first of the tht-ee race
serrel"I. one being sailed bn Sat-
GOOO BUYS IN LOVELY 81\ Y urday with two on Sunday.
FRO:"'TS : Saturday night the official -..; ! opE"ntng dinner dance of thf" club South Coast w•s held w;1h Commodore emf
It UI exper::ted that two import-
ant matten will find tile leaden
of our hJch schoola In a hlah
at.ate of conru.ston. They a.re, 1
The track aitu&tion and. 1. the
bueball picture.
Lut aprlng the admlniatra.ton
voted to determine the track
championahlp on the ruulta of
dual meet.a and to count t.be all
league meet a.a only & teat tor 1.n-
and acknowlodg'ed to me that he
Uf!Ctlted .Ute ame. IN WITNESS
WHWRIX>P', l have hereunto at:t
my band and &ttb.lld my ottlci&I
_. the day &!ld 1~ lb tllil: cu.
tltl<&te ftnt -.. written.
ROBERT F . WUJ.V£8
My C.ommiak>n. B:xplrn 11-11-61
No. 1 :
Newport-Balboa N~ nmea
Publlah May 3·10.17-U, UIU
divtdua.l supremacy a.nd u a 1---------------1
qualifier for the St.ate meeta. ln CERTIFICATE OF llU81NE88
a. ~nd move at the ama meet-F\cUUoua Finn Name
Ing the 8ChOOl prtnclpa.ll voted to P--4802
a.bollsh the double round baae-T ff E UNDERSIGNED d 0 e 11 baU schedule in ra.vor or a. alncle cert.try that he le conducting a
round. neWBpaper publlahing bualneu et
Santa Ana created & mild lntra-12211 B&lbo& BI d N
league battJe when they empha-Beach. Callfor"ni'a e;po~t
sized lhe league meet as a "cru-• un er e
clal.. a.nd publicly cOndemned ftctllk>Ull flrm name of Newport
Newport Harbor hlgh'1 Alhlctlc Bay Poat and Shopplng Newa a.nd
Director and Track Coech Ra.lph that aald firm Is composed of the
Reed for not fully participating following penona. whoee n.unes in
In th0e meet which waa the bra.st.a tull and pla.cca of residence are
of many Ill feelings. Reed took a. ~11~·i:c;;lt~ 20--
lhe best of hUJ trackmen to an in· N n · c • l 23rd St ..
vitalional meet at Bonita the ewport Beach. Calif.
night of the Sunset Learue meet WITNESS my hand lhla Znd
after a vote of hia aquad indicated day of May, 1949.
their desire to pa.M up the Sun-BEN REDDICK
fl.el event. ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA )
Every baseball coach In the ) as.
league is said to be opposed to the COUNTY OF ORANGE )
!'ingle round. Teams have had lo ON THIS 2nd day of May. A.O.
tra\'el all over the Southland in 1&49. before me, Robert F . Will·
hearch of game!!. The battle for me1, a Notary Public ln and ~or
ti 13t place l-5 hard.ly fa.ir. Today, thtt aa.id County and State, re!ltd-1
t here are thr~ tea.ma tied for lng therein. du I y commlasioned
first place. and awom, p&sonally appeared
Indications are that the league lk:n 0 . Reddick known to me lo
will continue 141 schedule of duel be the peraon whoee name la 8Ub-
meets bul It is not certain whether acrlbed to the Wlthln lnatrurnent,
the cti_amplonshlp will be decided and acknowledged to me tha.t he
on the outcomeot -t:beat_meeta or executed the same. IN WITNESS
lhe outcome of the league fhfft;-WHEREOF, 1 have he~unto . set
If word.!'! from the inside are my hand and affixed rny official
true, the ba.1u•ba.Jlers will return to aeaJ the da.y and year in this
a doubl" round next year. SaJita Certlfk:ate. tint above write.n.
Ana and Anaheim voted for the ROBERT F . WILLMES
double round IMt year while New-My Commluion Expires Novem-
port Harbor, Orange, Huntington ~r 18th, 1961 .
Bench, Downey and F\11Jerton Newp.-~_boa News-Ttmea N o. 3.
vo ted for the single round. Publlah !ay 3, 10, 17, 24 , 1949.
ft I~ also !Ulid that some a ction I
"Your daddy ued to say ·get up
15 minutes ea.rliu' ... -Loe An ire I es
Judi"e .ent.encill.g aon of Will Rog-
•rs for apeedlng. -..... _, ,.. __ __:·:.....:·:.....:·~·~N!:... ~··~· L~l~O~A~ -Sftl,,;..011t h6W ~eh ·1i1 tow~t:IJ8f'/n11d11d6!
STUDEBA . ER '19ERS
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,
• Husky, handsome; powerfur ftew Stude-
baker trucks-with new enginHring that
yields remartcabl~ 901 and oil mileot•I
e lrllllant,perfor"!lng new Studebaker
trucks-with wear-re1i1tin9 craftsman ...
•hip that kMp• Npalr bills off your books
for months I
• Stop In and '" tht1• revolutionary Stud..,
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• ..... 1 ..... 1 ~ ..... s. .. -..11: ..
"4hr trvda-•vailllbk izi 4 .tied• ..._fer• fool, l:lfoot. 14 OI'" ts r.ot
....,, 11 -11 foot bodiea. ~··. I-too Studebt.ftf •4'8" truet •..U·
•bk: ... la the --whedb.--.
A!Mrice'I •Mt tlllfladfw heir lf'Ytlql 1bowt.
ii .. -lltudebabr K-ma pkt-up. TMn: 1 • ff·toll
•ad I-ton 19o Automltk ownlrivc: ind _,.~
1-.t.p r-ar •priap-Btudeblk'er truc:-k H'.cl~vn-baker '49er trvck•-•tand~uts In value I .n1..U.ble.1t utn con" -'i·too &ad"·toa1DOddlo.
I
I Chapman presiding and wolcnm-Rea ty Company l ;ng members and iru••ta among
302 Main St .. Bal., Ph. Har. 2031 y,•hrim \\"e re Commodore and Mr11
Ri chard Fenton, Commodore F .
I Simpson. Jr., N . H. Y . C., ~1ayor
and Mrs. Dick Drake. Command·
to prevent iU memben from pa.u· CERT~CATE OF BUSI.NESS r
Ing leagl<U• •"•nts in favor of In· Fie llowi Firm Name 3'415 W. Central By Lido Theatre Harbor 510
vilatlonals "·ill be taken. P--4803 !~~~~!!~~~~~~!~~~~~!~!!~~!!~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T H E UNDERSIGNfb d o e 11!1 :
Giblet.It • • • hereby c rUfy that he la conduct-
After racking up aix s traight Ing a newll!lpa~r publishing bus-
JOE NICKERTZ -Local Dealer
At Corona
Sacrifice
Del Mat'" er nnd Mrs. Harry Ashton, Bal·
boa Power Squadron and Rudy Sale Va lle" whn favored the club with
!'leveral numbers.
I~ lot.a, level, on beautlf11I Nar·
cl88us Ave. Fine Jocat1nn R:.!
&One. Can build l\VO houses.
Re~ult s of Lido Isle Yacht C lub
Spring Invitatlonal. May Ji &. l ~:
Mercury
Priced to sell al once
$2700
I . Louette
2 Monona
:i. \\r1r.gra
Chet Wheeler 21 3·1
Norm11n Lillie 12
Melvin Wilson 6
Rhodt-•
Exclusive \Vlth u:-i noit listed I :!.
~11c11th1p . Converse
\Vurdt'man
U.uth • 1-f eyer~ with any other bt(•k C'r. :; t-'nlly Il -l-'arr
P. C.
Happy Days · T ho1npson
W. J. Holcomb
1!>17 Cout HiwRy. rot lkgQn\.i
Corona Del /\.ta r
I
., rRmlin . l"'red SmalC.11
; Challenge · Long
Ludt-n
I ('oral · CarnngtQn
I 2 SStn tR Lucia • MauAcr
l\t: 13 :S (), 149
"Where th£" flags fly"'
Lohman
--------------I Virgie · Uhma.n
BALBOA PENINSULA LOT 2. Dirty Thirty -Gulick ,
Large Sir.e -Low Pru:~ I J Vita.men B · Cicero
Choice location, near bny. Phon ~ 1 ua tor location and tPrn1.c: l.
BAY Ir BEACH REALT,. JNr. 2·
15th and Yi. C('ntral Ave. "
Ph.one Harbor 1261
P-14
Valyyria Nordrum
PrPflx • Morse
\\1a.sp • Campbell
Int. 14
<'hallengc ·-Lap1A'Orlh
r~1rlget · Caffln -1 l'ti I 2
A STE.AL must Sl'll r. 11cres back 1 :)
b&y. Surouncted by h•rJ;r ranC"h·
es. Price $7200. Harbor 292:\\\" I
2c I 2
\\"e Love It -S1nales
uptnJnp
}''{'lchlt · Pott l!I
Ri'IRnlpo -Eyeulone
:t. \V1ndlas.s . Campbell
t I l -2
10 1-i
6 .
7 I· t
6 I· I
5 1-1
17 1-2
l:t 1-4
12
27 1-4
25 1-4
l ·2 24
9 3·1
6
3
16 1-2
16
14
I t I -2
10 1 ·I
6
wlmi for Lhe Stanford Frosh. inesa at~22ll Ba I boa Bl v d.,
Frank Hamilton was finally ta.g~ Newport Beach, California. unde r
ged with hla first IO&t of I.he aea-the tfctl ou,1 firm n"1tle ot Nr:w~
l!lon . The All Southern Callfor-port Bal a News-Times and th ... t
nla pJtch~r l''ho led the ·Newport n.ld fl~la compoaed of the fol-
Harbor Sailors to their flt11t Sun-lowing raons. whose name8 in
!IJCt League championahip last full and laces of realdence are as
l'prtng-wu defeated, S-4 by S!lJ\ followa, o-wtt:
Jose State .... He wu recuper-Ben . Reddick, 120--23 -st ..
Rt Ing from a bad cold and re.port.a Newport) Bea.ch, California..
Rre that he wasn't nearly u fL"ll WITNtsS my hand this 2nd
as usual .... He WU slated to go day of r• ay, 1949.
a~ainst the Spartans again Thurs-BEN 0 . REDDICK
day but the Pony ha.an·t brought STATE pF CALIFORNIA )
in the: re~IUJ yet. COUNTY OF ORANGE J u .
Bill \.'.1ealherwax is hittinK" ON T$IS Jnd day of May1 A.D. I
muC'h better thh1 season than last 1949, before me. Robert F . Will·
aC'Cl)rdlng to obttrvera who aaw mea, a ~ot.ry Public in and for
him in action both of hla pro aea-the aald County and State, reaid-
1"<.ln" •••• The former Newport lng the ln, du I y commisaloned
Hnrbor backstop is playing with and "'!Om. penK>nally appeared. E-~resno In the fut CaJl!ornta Ben O. eddlck known to me to
Slate class Cee league. . . Al· be lhe raon wh03e name is sub·
though not fit"3l Atring. Bill sec. acrlbed o the within in.strument.
quite a bit o f action on the club and a.ck owledgecl to me that he
which is ln firal place .... The execul the same. IN WITNESS
19<t9 Official Bueball Guldt WHER F, I have here•tnto aet
shows that the Costa Mu.a boy my han and affixed my ofClciaJ
had R fielding average or .988 seat th day and year 1n lhla
while playing the final part of the Certlflc ~ firat above written.
11ea;<Wn with Pocatello la.st year--ROBERT F . WILLMES
t he be8t of any catcher in that My Co miaslon Explree Novem-
league. His batting aveta£"11'l . ber 115. 1961 .
was .16.') Newp.-lboe. Newa-Times No. 2.
2 File Probation
Pleas in Court
Publish May J, 10, 17, 24, 1949.
N CE OF INTENTION
BALBOA ISLAND brac-h hous~.
Enjoy life'. Exquis1lr <"l•nd1t1nn
$17.M>O . Arranged pt>rrrcl !111 z
2 families. JOI Ruby A\·e
1'hl111tW
F1n11h· • Daniel
Th1stl" Df'V.' -Sn11lh
-Shnok .
1 T\vo youn.11: defendant.ll admitted
I · 1 Inn<> nf r o u r burglary chars es
!'I F"riday and 11.11ked Superior Judge
1 1-4 K f' n 11 " l h E. M o r r I a o n for
TO qHATQ;L MORTOAGE
Notlc; I.a hereby given put'9ll&nt
to the rovlsiona of S«tlon 3440
of the lvil Code of the State of
Ca.ltforn a. that on the 9th day
or Ma.y 1949, the owner of the
herein& er .deacribed fixtu..~s and
equipme t of that certain boat
and an horage bualneu, 1ituated
and loc ted at 34-40 Via Oporto.
City of ewport Beach. County of
Orange, St.ate of ca.Jlfornla, ln-
tenda t place a chattel mortgage
upon th aaJd fixtures and equJp-
menL
" 2cl Albatrou
-I
SEE CLIFF HAVEN '~ nt'\~·c.!'lt 1 2
double. Tr&dl' nr s~l1 <in lnw I :1.
down pymt. Ct"nt ral hall plan
Nr e l urn~ · Whipplt·r
)l11 n · Higson f
prnbnt1vn.
18 3· I They w r re Ma.nut-I Munez Cott.a
· No. 16 1~ l\nd \.\1111111.m Walter Montgomery
2 bed.room• each. Rf'nt pay~ hal· 1
ance. Must ~IL ,._l>\KE OPFER. :?
Open Saturday and S11n1lay 3.
Flatt.te
Biltz:l"'n -Nash
r-1apja c:k · Butler
Pha.nton1 -Rodon
who are accused of two bUPfl•rlMI
April l in Newport Beach, one
8 1·2 April 18 In Santa Ana and one
5 l ·4 A prl I 24 i.n Costa Meu..
5 They pleaded guilty to the April \.lkinr I· 2'261 Clay St. at t!)th
ft.EX RECHS. Realtor.
Har. 2649\\.
I
~tfc 2
Bu1 ·ant'ers • l\1l'tt·aJf I
l'IC'&l'OOD • f'Tic,.
I burglary of the 20th SL l"f'OCCry
9 I ·3 at 2000 W. Balboa Blvd .. Newport
8 &sch. Md Attys. Z. B . WuL rep-Lyle ynolda Wheeler and E.·
BA'\" l-~RONT
NEWLY DECORATED 5 bc'd rn1.
J bath homt'. Pr1\·a te boat rl<ltk
A Bargain '.
BAY A BEACH REALTI' lNC
l~th and \\". Central Ave.
Phone Harbor 1264
CLASS IFIEC
ADS
<<6
•
DERNITEL Y HAVE
AN INTERESTED AND
RESPONSIVE AUDIENCE
~--lap of ..... ----.. -..-..
NEWS-TIMES
~ 1 1·•1 rel!l<'ntlng Cott.a. and N . D. Meyer.
coun~el fo r Montgomery, filed Ulo
:1. GobUn -Jim \Vh1te M oma n· Ith are the mortgagor1
of the id property; whofte ad-
drea i. 100 Via Karon, City of
Newp rt Beac.h, County of Orange.~t.ate of California.
Bamboo Room ;in probR.tlon applications o n wb.1ch
0 T ~ hearings were set for May ~. pening ODigbt Cotta o.nd M ontgumory were Ancb e of SouUle.m C&llfor-. arr('ll'trd by Newport Beach pollc.?
St tt:amllned. redeing n e d 11 n 1 1 recently following an attempted
nt•\vly decorated, 1s the Ban1boo entry of Fitzpatrick ~partme.nt
Room of _Balboa which openf?"d !!tor~ In Corona del Mar.
nia., a rporaUon. ta the mort-
tonight w I l h the popular V~I ·
T o n e • pro\.iding the danceable
music.
Enterlainn1ent·b e n t harbortte.'4
'4'ill find all or Balboa buuing
with new life. Ughla and enter-
ta1.nme.nt. Bob Murphy's Bamboo
Room is a pleasa_nt addition to
the night 'itfe apota of the area.
complementing the pre• en t l y
o perating Vaux' of .8&1boa whett
Felix and Leo with Sue Stanley
entertain, and Christl&n'a Bu.t.
The Bamboo Room hu lnst.alled
a completely 11ew spring dance
noor with p&rqueted hardwood. a
new band and rt:uT&.n&ed b • r
facillUu..
The unique ·decoration pl.an ta
som,uun.c e.riUftry new to t h e
Newport Hartaor area..
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FAILURE Of a huaband lo MW
his wife's clothes la grou.ndl for
divorce among aome A tr l can
na.Uves.
CERTIFICATE
OF ~USIN't:88
p.cee oi the aa.ld property: whose
•ddrem W 3440 Vla Oporto, City
of N~rt. Be a ch. County or
<>ranee, i st.a~ of Callfornla.
Tbe property, t Ix tu re• and ' ~ulpmeat upon which the said
cll&lel nfortpge lo to be pl&C<d
conaiata ,,, the foUowtng: flxturte.
..,.1pm<rit. bulldinp. pl•rw, noata.
The ald chattel mortgage 1a to
be executed and the coml~raUon
lllerdor WW be paid on the 9th
l"ictlU-nnn Name c1a7 ot M&y, A.O. 194f, at Har-
P4161 ~t Company, 30th It
THE UNDERSlGNED dooo ben· New .... 'l -.. Cl17 of Newpo<t
by certify that be W condUetlalc" a Beach, Cou.nt7 ot Oranp. State
newspape.r publlablng t-tatn-at ot caI.lfomla. at a o'clock PX
221 I Bal-Blvd., New j)ih'l Pote•, DA TSD April n, llMf.
Ca.Utorn.1&. u n d • r tbe flct.tUoQ9 LYLE R.CYNOLDB WHEJ:LER
(Inn name ot. N~port llarbw" &. llORIUS SKITB l
PublWl!nl' Company ...., ---~ r1rm i. "°"'po.<1 ot u.. ,_.. PDlllla lla3' . .a, 10. n, · :u, 1949.
peroona. -namoe la fllll and Kwport·BI-K-~'-
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Cf El Capit2o. For .bis 'all-cbair<ar sueamlioor (the only
• benrttn dlifoiliia-Chicago) offers economy in mod·
om nil """P""" plus a fri<ndly, informal acmos-
phcte throughout
The uavd note,
a>olt.comlorn.ble c , jus< lik• evaybody ds<. You'll
make 1 lo< of """ friends aloog me .,,.y. Gtand Fr<d
Huvey food at r<asooabk ro«s. Make the nil trip a f""
of your vacation! ' _
Non-fosging windows afford an evea better view of
die colorful Southwest during daylight bout>-New redill·
;,,. _,. with oew·style l•g resu add ro four nighttime
rmifort. (.ourift.Nune ,.tvicc. Spacious lounge car-
p/omty of room ro "saea:b your kg..•
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Tl.kc El Capiwa oat time you uavel !alt. C. D. LINDSEY, T.P.A. ..
IOI No. Mala 8t. ""'-"'-""rty 1-4164
or 8-ata Fe 8tatlo&, ..... ~ 1""'6M
llA!CTA A.NA, CALIF.
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