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THE PC CLA.88 W tlaec larl'f!9l eetry la tile ... oa.....;" rle··re wtth ten ~.out fol' the tb.ne day
labor Day reptia eert• oo--spoMOred by Newport Harbor Yacht Club and Balboa Yacht Club.
Winnen ln this claM were: Mike Burke la Paloma. flrat; .Jack Toon ""th Patsy Alla, seeotu:t. and
Fred Smales' PamJJi. tblJ'd. (Photo by Beckner)
NEWPORT HARBOR OOMMm'lTY PLAYERS ExecuUve Board members meet to plab tbell 1951,-42
8e.UQD. Lett to rtpt, tront row, tbe bos:tw. Jo \\-"llder: Martbelle. Jla•dall, Players pre9l4e:nt; A11M'W
BJomqulat, Betty .Jarvi.& Back row, left to ~ O. W. ''Dick" Richard, Natballe Michaud, Sidney
Morrh, and Patti Witte. ' (~ by Gerhardt)
N. H. Co~nrunity Pf ayers Seek .
Two Top· Notch Actors for Play
\Vanted by the Newport Harbor Community P1ayeis: Two top·
notch actors, one for a newspaperman's role and one for the part of
a college president -both to be on hand at the Chapel of Orange
Coast Collt'ge at 7 :30 Monday evening, Sept. 17th, when parts will
be read for some twenty roles in the coming Players' production of
the famous "Goodbye My Fancy."
Currently showing as a movie
with J oan Crawford in the starring
role, the play wu a hit on Broa.d·
way, and was se lect~d by the
PlayE"rs' Executive Board as the
first play of the 1951-52 season
in their recene September meetlng.
P I a y (. r s President Marthella
Randall of Corona del Mar a.n·
nounced following, the Board meet-
ing that non·members as well a.a
members are welcome to read for
parts Monday evening. The Play·
e rs expect a shortage or men to
read ror the two male leads, but
keen competition is expected for
the starring woman's role. The
play has Ju.st been released for
production by community groupa.
and because of its fast·paced
comedy and high audience •PJte&I,
will be produced by several g$lps
in the Southland area during the
coming sea.son. The Harbor Play·
t>rs will have the second Pacific
Coa.st production of the play, with
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the Pasadena Community Players
staging it early in October.
The local thespians have picked
the final week-end in October as
the tentative date for their three
performances of "Goodbye My
Fancy", the first of four major
productions of the coming season
to go on the stage at the Chapel
of Orange Co&!ll CQllege. Mrs.
Marjorie Williamson of Laguna
Beach will direct it.
Plans were made by board mem-
bers for monthly meetings of the
Players membership. Workshop
plays and other special entertain-
ment will be planned for these
meetings, with the first one in
early October. Summer work by
the memberehip committee has
netted 31 new members, Boa.rd
members learned. Three types of
membership are available in the
Players, and Mrs . Randall invites
anyone interested in membership,
either for speaking parts or in
play product ion. to call Harbor
1303·J for information.
DEATH TAKES
MRS. J. E. GREGORY
Newport Harbor friends of the
J. E . a.nd T . A.. G regory family of
I....ong Beach will be grieved to
learn of lhe death Saturday of
Mrs. J. E . (Lulu Beatrice) Greg~
ory at the family home in Long
Beach. Mrs. Gregory has been a
resident of Southern California for
more than a quarter century, th~
past 16 years in Long Beach and
prior to that in Artesia. She wa.e
a ns.tive of Arkansas.
Mrs. Grea:ory has been in ill
health for the put severa ths.
Sht> Is survived by her widow ,
J ohn E. Gregory, two daughter!'!,
Mrs. Caroline 9'&nland, and Mrs.
Lulu Schilling, a' son. Thomas A.
Gregory and a. brothe r, Harr,Y C.·
wood, all of Lons Beach.
The deceased wu a member o~
the Degree of Honor Lodge or
Fresno. Fy:ner~ services will be
conducted at 'White's Funeral
Home in Bellflower with Rev.
Norman J . Baugher ot Finl
Church of the Brethern of Long
Beach, officiating. Interment will
be In Rose Hilla Memorial Park.
The Gregory famlly is well
known throughout Southern Cali·
fornia. J . E. Gt-egory ls the presi·
dent of the Bellflower F ederal
Savings and Loan Association and
Thomas A . Gregory. is President
of the Long Beach Federal Sav·
ings and Loan Asaociatfon.
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43rd YEAR-NUMBER 37 ~RT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTE)olBER ll, 1951
. H~g Memori~I , Hospital
Graund Breaking, Sept. 13
Official ground breaklng ceremony wblch takes place at lhe site
of' the Hoag Men1orial Hospital, Preabyt ertan, on Thursday, Septem-
ber 13, at 2:00 o'clock, will mark a big step forward ln Orangt:
County, according to John Murdy, Jr .. of Huntington Beach, who will
preside whilt.> Gc:o rg(' Gran~ .Ho&I: Jr., does the actual spading. turning
the first earth for the new $1 ,J:>0,000 hospital. Dignitaries and well·
wishers from all parts of Orange
County havr bem invited to attend SAILOR GETS and give the hosp1t.al project n
good send-off. /
Morfl Than a MllBoo 1
In talking about the hoapltal
plans at a recent meeting, Pre•!·
dent Murdy point('(] out that lht:
Board ha:\ over a million dollan
7 on haod to cover construction
costs, but will ne('d $250,000 for
furni.8hlngs and oth£'r equipmt>nt.
He said the hospital would have
75 beds with room for n1ore pati-
ents without Increasing servicf'
areaa. There will be 100 roo1ns in
the main buildin~. w ith four ope-
rating rooms. Thls building ls 35-4
ft. from ('Y.St to west and 290 from
north to south. with 1,860 e lectric
outlt>ts a.nd 30.000 f('et uf metal
conduit to carrY" wiring.
Used In construction "'·ill be
6,700 barrels of cement, and 260
plumbing fixture's are required,
240 tons of r e·inforcing steel a.nd
150 times a thousand feet of lum-
ber will be needed. There will be
700 lighting fixtures to be fitted
with bulbs, and 2~ tons of Stei!l
pipe and 50 tons of soil pipe &.rt'
going Into th. t'job.
180 DAYS IN
DOPE CASE
A 180 day term in the county
jail WaR lhf' prospect before Ron-
a ld S. Weatherbie, 19. a sailor lit&·
tioncd at San Diego, who was sent·
f'nced In Newport Beach city court
Friday. W<'alherbic pleaded guilty
to a charge of ilif•gal possession ·or
benzedrtne.
The sailor was take n into cus·
tody by Newport Beach police at
12:30 a~ m . Tuesday. He was pick·
ed up near the intersection of
Sixth St. and Balboa Blvd., Bal·
boa.
Pollcc Officer Dean P ollom
made the arrest afte r observing
Weatherbie's suspicious actions in
a flower bed on Balboa Blvd. The
sailor t old Officer Pollom that he
w&8 searching ror a wine bottle
among the flowere.
Marijuaaa Found
The Hospital is being built by In a check of Wt't.therble's car,
Meana: and tnrich of Santa Ana Pollom found marijuana leave11,
under superv'lalon of Arcbltecta ete•uJl ·U\d seed• in the glove com·
Chambel'!I and H ibbard of Loa Aft.-partment.
geles, with Ed Mahl, for 2:s years After searching the nower bed,
Building Inspector for Orange t he police officer found a bottle
County a.a Inspector for both the containing 72 benzedrine tablets.
hospital board and the architects.· Later, Weatherble showed the po·
It will take about a year to com~ Uceman another hiding pla.ce near
plete the present building and the Arches. A bottle of 100 ben-
plans for opening in September. z.edrine tablet& and a tobacco can
19ts2 v.ill be considered iri due time, containing marijuana wu di.scov·
according to M.urdy. ; ered at tha.t cache.
AOCU81:D OF MURDER-Troy R. Proctor. 41, of 114 • %%ad St ••
Newport Beach at rlsftt l8 being butdcutted by N""·port Beach
Dfot.ectl\'e Ser~t Vlnoeat McM.an.lpJ. folJowlnc a preliminary
hearin& Friday In Ne"•port Township oom1.. Proctor wu held to
8.DJIW~r to Superior court. He ls allesed to ba\'6 k1Ued hl8 com·
moo law wife In an argument In their apartment, Friday, Aue. ?~.
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Judge Grants
Motion to
Admit Bail
Friday afternoon in New·
port Beach Township court,
Troy R. Proctor, 47,year-old
carpenter of 114, 22nd street.
Newport Beach was held to
ansv.:er. to a first degnie mur.
der charge. ::..
Sitting on the bench while
Justice Court Judge Donali
Dodge is on vacation, New
port Beach City Court Judg
granted the motion th
Proctor be admitted to bail.
·Deputy District Attorney
J. Parley Smith filed the in-
formation on the case at 10
a . m. Friday in S u p e r i o r
Court.
Appearing at the hearing
were Deputy Coroner Roger
Burnham and Newport Beach
police officer Warren Cassel.
Man Injured on Coast Hiway Burnh~1~~d i::horities
w. B. Tutt. 29, of Loa Angeles of his examination of the
~::~;~~·!c!~::n~t~:r: ~e ~~ C M Gro p Ask body ~°.'f ~~·year~ta Dorothy
teraection of MacArthur Blvd and U · S Proctor .~.common law wife of
Coaot Highway, Corona del . ~r • • . ' the defend&it. She was alleg·
at 2:20 L m. Sunday. D I ' ·NHUHS edly beaten by Proctor In .. Tutt told pollae that he waa e ay on . . tt"-volln«---lio-..on MaeArthur . · , .q~_·the_ night of Frida.y,
Blvd. and fell uleep at the wheel. Aug. 24 and was pronounced
He •wok« iw.1 1n time to .... th!' Annexati'on P1a dead .by 0r a· E . Tohill "signal& and traffic on the Coast n . . . . '
Highway and applied hlo brak... . Newport Beach osteopath, on
He told police that hl.e brakes The Co8ta Mesa Citizens coun· Saturday morning. Bum.ham
failed to runctton properly and his cil at a recent meeting adopted a de8cribed th nditi f th
car hit the south curb of the Coll8t resolution r equesting the Newport , · bode co on o e
Highway, ca~lng hitn to lose con· Harbor Union High School boa.rd womans Y and verified.
trol of the vehicle. of trus~eea to indefinitely post· photos shown by the deputy
The car swerved east on the pone a project to annex the high d' t · t tto ti ·
highway and jumped the curb in s chool to Newport Beach. lS MC . a mey as e 1 D g
front of 141ei Coast Highway and Publicity chairman for the those of Mrs. Proctor.
ran into the building pillar seps.· group, Mrs. H elen P owell, .said It is the contention of the
rating the offices of Poirier Mort· th&t the resolution wu adopted to prosecuting tt t h t
gage and Bay Escrow . Windows In retain the harmony now ex isting M a omey a
both offices were knocked out by betv.reen the h igh school students rs. Proctor's death W a 8
the force of the Impact. from Costa Mesa and Newport caused by the beating. Ac-
Tutt wu taken to Community Beach. rd' h
hoapltal via. Seal ambulance. His A committee Witt be appointed co 1ng tot e autopsy _report,
car with a badly damaged front e.t the next meeting on Thursday, Mrs. Proctor died of a blood
end and right side wu towed to Sept. 18, ·to study the tncorpora-clot on her brain which was
Stower's garage. · lion of Coata Me88. Other prob· sed b exte I · I
Pot Luck Mets
Thief $76 Sat.
Theft of e. money bag contain·
ing $76 was reported t• Newport
Beach police by Waymer Petty,
night manager of Merle's Drive.
In; Corona' deJ M.ar.
Petty told police that he was
handed the money bag by a ca.r
hop at 8 a. m. Saturday. On his
way through the· kitchen to the
sate, he noticed some pots off
the steam table.
Petty said that he put the
money down aboUt five minutes
and returned the pots to their
places. When he returned', the
~ containing the money · wu
eone. Newport Beach police have
,the case under investigation.
can y rna vto ence. lems to be conaidered by the coun·
ell include the water sltuatton, It is expected that Proctor's
traffic condltloSU1 and corner baz, Coilruiel, Otto J a c o b s , will
ardB. An appeal will be made to base his defense on Mrs. proper authorities to a.saure new
parks for Coeta Mesa, she added. Proctor's death being caused
J. Stuart Inneret, chall'man, pre· by a fall from ·the bed. Proc-
aided. tor has stated that his com.
SLOT AR RESTS
CON TINUE . AS
F.B.I. NABS MAN
moo law wife fell from the
bed.
PIU'ty QU&JT'el
Motor Officer Cassel who
questioned Proctor following
the discovery ot Mrs. Proc-
tor's death told the ~ourt
that Proctor had told him of
FBI agont.a ran the total of the quarre~ Cassel said that
persons arrested l.n connection Proctor toid him that he and
with the recent slot-machine raids his wife had been at a party
to 4 7. Booked by the FBI was
Robert ""· Chacon of Laguna in a neighboring apartment.
Beach. He is alleged to be the He then allegedly told the
owner of several of the 24 slot officer that his wife b ad
Bo 4 C hed mac}$lea that were confiscated v rus on Aug. 23. At that time, federal made Improper advances to
/, f agent.a raided 10 sport.a fishing ~other· man · &t the gather-
, • boat.a qpe.ratlng out of Newport mg by D ~~ch Sa Harbor and toolt skippers, crew· • l)CI I W men· uid deekhanda Into cu.stody. Proctor is. said to have told
• Chaoon po;d $600 ball a,nd wm Ca'.sl!el th&t Mrs. Proctor's
Fow--year-Otci Orson Lars Bed· appear for a hearing with the ~ actions were the cause of the
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2 :27 p . m . Sunday after be wu , , According to the llCCWled,
fatally lnJW'<d by a backyard $224 .MoMy .__ Stolen his wife wu still , &live oo FiMk , > bench aw. ~
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MRS. WINIFRED ifAimRE, Society Editor
~ " .A.tU'Utir.g ~"*r&.b)e attention. among the y~g 1patrons or
Utg Harbor &r"f'O ls the ''Booka and Autllora'' •pon~ lunelMon at
the -y Hil\I Hotol S<p4!mber tS bo~nr th• Caljlorala l'!"lltute
for bancer Research." Malllng in reirervatlona for them*Clves and
frtenda a.re Mrs. ~.ey lome.r"Wt._ ______ __:· _ _:;-c__;·:..__
Mn. Norm Hagen, Mrt. Port.tr
Slncl.a.ir, Mrs. Aub ¥-onroe .. Ml"I.
Peter Welgan, ~frs.. Jj>hn Evana.
)frs. Ward Rolland, ~ra. L. J.
C8enar and Mrs. BorrougM BW.
Pen Htlle nie Group
~eets In CDM W~d.
)le111bore ot ~ .N•~ Har·
bor Pan Hettenlc group wUI meet
at I p. m. Wedn"'\day, Sl!pt. 12 at
PUgrtm Hall, Corona del Mar Com-
munity Cf\urch at· Ill Hcliotrope
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BPW Qi~SJMAS · flfi '• .. ~ l•a• flFtrm-•• Two Mee•• Trill« Trip
J~ retunoed (ram two _._
. · ,• ot>"tnll.rtnc'' -·Kr."""~ -•. 111n. 11. 4. ~ ana
DOINGS TOLD W . J. Nt;Yille, ~ E. l81ll llt., alllo ..... -.......~ 4, ""1•,~r-
' Calta lleoa, Whooi> lravela le4 u4 l'aDllJ¥, t......,i1 Of <Jailla
U..m through the Blad< Hilla ol .._ Ud Dr. L. R. .,,_pot.or °'
Jrene ll.:..i. '1'fj>rm.ct the m•.;· South Dakota, Toi~ P~ Rafld City. !l-D. • . ~ or tho BllAili-and ProfH· Grand 'Teton N'"'*1al PM< and .....,._ wu. ~ ..,.... od!ftty
11-1 wonW.·a Club at their tfut the JacJaoo 'Hole country or -Ille Keylllea -•• -~ alll>t· ~ -~ on (l'lluraday lllght, ,Wyomlnir. , ~ 1 '· 1. • ...,..., -~ 'l'tl. \Ii" !lah-~i.mbtt 1 at 1iflllto'• Pafl< Ave-While · tn . the sf.ck ; Hui.. tbe t'!C'.,.. ->" .-"!"1-!to!C t11e
• c.te,. of Ill!' Nl'AD6Ml01l"' Meaano \Ylali..1 'Nevl!J;~ '"""""' ol -·' °'""8 """'· ~ to d&te on p"9Jl.a for the 11fil .-r-=::;i.lci:==ecl::C:•==~ii::=~llC=:::::•==::111ic::i;;;p~ ~Provl...,. •
Tllla, u.. ntth apnuai CllNllllM
Preyjew,-'wUI be boRdLwl by Uw
?rwlew Aavloory ~. w!itd!
:xie.,_1 ot tile ~ Pr,vtew
'.llaa.im:um: lrene Morril, Dorothy
3111.berlaad, Mildred ltanley J"4
3<(ty larvta. Alao ad4ed to UJo!
pr-t board will be Sally New-
lja -But.y 81.fve""""· nu.. to
""' _....._ Of ~ proJol:f l!JOd lhf .
tJ11DU1U. of work tnW"oJvcd, the
CllalnnanabJp "" lwqll)e ""' .l&rce f« any one p>raon tO bandlf
Two-ll!p
Th~ Institute, a ltu!lne~ organ-
i%arlon for chAnneling funds into
the cancer research unit o f lhe
Univen.ity of Cslifomia at Lot
A(lielea MedJcal SchoOI. haa help-
ed •provide funds to C&IT)' on the
cancE>r project by U. C. L. A.
3{1entlsts at t.ong Beach Veter&M
A.llm lnistr1tk>n Hospita l where
Refbe of the m08t t>ptlmistlc work
lrf{he hiM.ory ot canccc research II
IJlj.ng done.
ITh<> progra m on Thursday which
Mr'i. H£'1en Girvin, Foundcr-Dlrec-
M:ember1 are url(ed i t.o brlnf
trl•nda who aro •UgibM> lo Join
the orpi).tsatton. H01te.ue1 for Qle •vejl/D&' wlll be Mra. 1"ymol)ll
K.aney. \('rs. James Ray and Kn.
K. P . Yarnell. Caro. and. r effelil>·
menta wUI occupy the gue•t.8 alter
lhe l>Ualnua meeting.
t4' ot Book!I and Authors. is plan· ENTERTAIN G
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8:U....0A j4y F.LliB' J•tf&'••nr-.1.I 1Mthi1' t~unufnM"nt. pl&)·rd 0\4 r tlw th,,... day l.abo~ ~,._,.~·,,·~k
.... aM'i tM ;rb'• rnw:.Jc l.*Gn.l-. pla.\-rri;i \')1D,; fo r a DL""' IM"t' of JM'rlM"tual trophl~ donatt'd b)• mf>m -
bers or tbe d" ,8bO\\'Ja bf'¥ .. an• th1• \\'innfo"! ~f t.h~ ml.s-t"d doublf>a and thPlr oppoD1"ntt1, \\!ho ~·t>CJ;t
down to defMt .. "itb l\"&D Mcillllln. donor of th~ M(')flllln FPrpt"tual Trophy ""°''·n, cP'tlt.-r. Frotn
left, the ~1'1-up · ~ of BIU .Jakf"r, Jr. and }tary Robin.~; Mr. 3lc-M_IUln, and the ''innM'll, Oeorcp
YN'di,.y, .Jr.~ .Jackie ()In. 1\-.n) )lt•'.\llllln. 1Photo by Beckner1 ·
Two mectlnu Ila•• been bold by
tAe Adrilory Bo&rd and a leAM
prepared an<I a4brnJtled to the
fteru:.h::zvoua Ballroom ownera t or
Ulelr conaideration. The dates or
lbe 1951 Preview h.a vr bf't>n. lf'n-
tatively set ror !\'bv"mlx>r 30th
and December lit, l~l . Friday
IJl,d Saturd_ay.
AU definlte plans relative to
booth al.lea, programs apd other
arrancernenu are .being wit,hheld
by the Adviaory Boa.rd up.ti! such
Ume as the le~ .covering t.he
~nduvoua ·Ballroom h~ been
con1ummated. However, the Club
ho(>f'a to ·~ aucCeaful in securing
~ ballroom ~. once' more M
able to work with th" local mer-
chanta, city oftlcia.18 and-local
newspapcra u In put y~ara. to
make tlle 19!)J PreYie'i'' a large and
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ARE YOU SA VIRG 100fe? ' nii;ag Includes a ahov>ing of hats Out..ot-town friends entertained I .
i\nd accessorle~ by the renowned ~t the Coata. M€'s.a horrut ot• Rev. N H 'rbo c •t Ch t
fdhie r. Lanvln Is presenting per-and Mrs. P . G. Neumann included e·wport , a r ommun1 y es b:Z, Willard G<'c>rg<", famous a.a a Rev. and Mrs. H enry Hengltler of
,q811ijner Rex and a pres('ntation Los Angeles anct Alr. and M'rt.. A. ond
t'µmes R. Cornils of Lo8 Angeles. I s ' . Re . "t" [\. "ve . ,.,,,.;,,g the outstanding gu .. ta s ec 1n . cru1 1ng IJ.11_ . dt.te-ndlng t h(' lunch£'on will be Dr. RETl 1RJ\"S HOl\lE ~fford L. \Varren, dean Qf the Mrs. W . B. Johnson, 18'if Park WJn.nlng lec,)Olld place In conipE>tltloii ·with five oth e-r ·areas of the
111f.dl c al sehool UCLA which is Ave., Costa )feJta, his r<'luml!!d auoclated citlea Conlmunlly ~h~,;t camp81gn f0r 'voluntee~ rec_ r\ttt-~ under construction, Dr. Geo. h ....... e tolJowlng hospitalization In 1 d d ect <: .,....... ment.I, the N~'J>Ort Harbor Comn1unity ChP&t o!Jlcers an 1r ora .•Hall, director of the cancer con-&ant.a Ana and a rest period a.t t t
G met .t Tom Norton's Coe.it Htgh\\"&Y Care P'r'lday noon to comp e e tj-dl center at Wadsworth eneral Lemo n H eights. She is ~portPd
JIQspttal, and Dr. Franklin Ham, ·to be conaid<'!'&.bly improvl'd In arrangement. for lh<' advance gt r~ campa.ig-n. cfllkW" or lntPrnal rnM1tclne ot bqjth. Acceptinr the Chest 'e n1ost re-.,_ __ _:_ __________ _
tJ-~der Clinic. .sponeible poll again this year lfl RAZAAR J:>l.ANS
•, )fEJ:T ONE ASOTHEK J udge Frank Llonell. campaign
•: COU .. EGE C . .\LLS The K eet One Another Clu b \\"88 c haJrma.n, auiated by }frs. Har-
: Enttring Stephens CollPgt" this brought t 9gether Tuesday by Lulu vey Somers, president; A1 r . Maur1,.
fall from Newport ~ach will be B. WalkPI'. 1777 Newport Blvd .. Stanley, first \'iCt'·pri•sid(•nt ; M1·.
Miss Barbara Ruth Ellerbroek, Collla Mesa. $cowing 111d chatting Alfred Gibaon. M'<'Ond vtcf'-presi·
daughter of Tr. and 1.-frs. Philmer occupied the hours with refreeh-dent. a.ncf )fl". Orrln \\'rlKht, trras·
J . EllerbrOE"k, 15 Harbor Island, menls of hon1e nlade apple pie a la urer.
end from Balboa, MW Norma mode and coffee-roWlding ot1t the Secretary Robert 'Eaalma.n hai.
J ean Cutle, daughlt>r of Mrs. Vir-hospitality. Present "'·ere :r.·tmes. notified agencies in tht> area as to
gin.la H . Castle, 20.'> East Bay Ave. Call& ViC'le, Elinore L ighter, Iona their quota of the aixteen U1ous-
------------~-Mackintosh. An1y Viele. Dolore~ ood doUitr. b~dC"el &oal. a~ follo,,·s :
Morrison, Hulda Y'oung. ITenc GlrJ Soouls, '$3.860; Boy Scouts,
~ Northern ad ,the ·hostess. N e xt $3.-150: Vi~ting Nurse Association. • .M~l.,~M meetlng will be Mid at th(' home &.1 .680: ,Catholic .. Welfare Bureau. --r'lf:m~,,, • ., o( Mrs. l..igtitf>r\ 107 -13th Sl., Sl .700.; UnJted .Pefense Fund. $1 .-
-~ .Newport Beach. t-200 !. Com;· n.ity ' "'elfarr Fund, ~r ~ ~l6'11"1lt $1 .000~ Ha . i; b ef..Boys' Club,
., ~'''"'•"" P.4.TIO l .. t·~ctn::os s1 .00o; l P rotest.ant 'church \Vel·
Mrs. Thomas -;a. Kennedy, re-rare, $i60: Youth ~ent('r tTar Pit I
l'enf. of Patl.Cn~e Wrlg-bt chapter, S-460 : Children's Hospital of Los
Da.ug:b~~ri t-merican Re'V()Ju~MJn. Angel""· $160: Camp&.lgn Ex·
Lagttna ·1¥-ch, recent ly entertaJn-pensea. $630.
ed the officers of her chapter Mrs. Sorpers aanou ncec.J that
with a pa'tio· luncheon at her Monday, October ·lst. I.! lht" datP
home on Manzanita drive. for ttuo Red Feather breakfast
Plan" for .tfir forthcoming" &ea· which will t,igna.J fhc beginning or
son were ;'Ultkecj: o .,.. iru:lu:t!ing th~ g'erl.ef'al soU~tattons In thf'
~ ewport Circl(' o' Christ Church
by the Sea met Tue!K'tay afternoon
..,. .. ith 1\l rs. John U'Ren, 3~12 '"'est
Oct'an F'ronl.
At tf\(' busin('ss session plans
wf'rf' madP for a day's v."Ork In
t h<' nPa r future to re-Rurpe work
o n arti<"lrs for the fall baz4ar and
to uutlinc future work.
Post card!'ll a..nd notPs were read
fr·om . ~frs. Ray. Baker and Mrs.
0 . \V. Holtby, who ari' on vaca·
t1n11 and from Mrs. R . H. Hill, a
shut-In thf' -past two years. who
\~·a~ forn1eri}' a vet·y active meh1-
ber.
Tht' chaim1an, Miss El!Sie Nf'W"
lnnd r <'Vll"'A'ed t hrer chapl<'rs o(
"\-\'., Americana, North and
South:' a 1noaL interE>stlng-s tudy
of Latin Afllt'rtca.
During the social hour )otri..
U'R<'n anJ 1\-(rs. May Delozi<'r
St't\'cd rt>freshmenl.5. Thf' next
meeting v.111 hr at Mrs. Jeanette
Beddon1e'9 homt", 231 Bro&d\\•a y,
Custa i\f('sa on Tursday, Oct. 2 .
. the first n1eeting 1 in October conununit:y.
which Wri1 ~ ·a";~ijion at Hotel Along "''llh the officPrs allenrt· ('0'.\'\"AJ.f:SCES
Laguna whnn , Afrs ... Annie Laurie Ing lhe JunchMn 1neeting W{'rf' :\lrs . LA-o Kesel. cashier at
There'1plentyabout a Greyhound
:x.ou.'11 like .•. oei£::h borly pnsaen-•eT• ... courteous drivers ... fre.
~u.ot Hrvice ... scenic routes ...
~iro-eonditioned Super-Coaches.
It .:U add1 up to make Greyhound
the moet convenient ... l be fri~nd·
llcd way to travel East! I •
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. Something about /
.... the low farts
Chieaeo • • • • • • 136.85
Detroit •...... <12.80
Wuhington,D. C. • 47.45
New York .••••. 49.80
K&nau City •• -• 29.'IO
Mtnneal>oli1 •••• :U.65
New Orle1nt •••• 34.40
Atlante •••••. , 40.90 ---·""-·-.---~-22 tally Trils WT •
Fm llS AlllEUS llt' FI •
..... twf.Qimlllis.
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Leech,.·Atate c:hairma.n Girl lH'omr n1e1nM>r8 o f the board of dirE'clors 'Sp1 ou~e-Reltz department ~tort". i111 .
Maker 'A•ill ad~re,a3 ~he group. in<'ludi ng Re\', P4ul \\'hPf'l<'r, ~tr rt"'pottf'd Lo lx> recovering satlsfa<'-1
. To provtde needed !unds for the Rober t C&Jlis, Mr1. J . O. J ohnson, t•Jr1lyy followlng major surgPry at
chapter·~ philanthropies a public Mr1. ~tabc>l Fitzmo rris, Mr. T om tbe Santa Ana Community Hos·
bridge and canasta party \Viii be !'\orton, Rev. Paul Babbitt. ~f r. pit.a.I. Mr. Kuel, who 1a employed
given at the home of past regent Arvo HaaPa. ~Ir. Roland W1ight. a~ Laguna,JJe.tdt, ~n•ed to take
Mrs. John Holla.nJ Kinkaid, -1 03 and ~fr. J ohn ~ye.I, Jr.: Mr11 . Clar-hi• vacat ion dUJ"'t.q hll wite'• ab-
Valencia place. Dana Point. Sep· eoce Higbtoe is serving as secre-aence from bome in order to care
tember 20 at 12 :30 noon. Dessert I tary to the-can1 paign manager. for tlJtlr tbree eb.U4re:n. The Kea~
co~1rse ~er,·c,I . Door and lablc and !.frs .. Borroughs Hill is a.~.slst-1 els reside. at ~2 Maple A.Ve..,
prizes '9.\vardei.I. ing with campaiell publici ty. I Colla Mee.a. -,.-,~~----'--=----='--=-''-'~---'-~-.
TO ARIZOl\" A SCHOOi,
MIM Eleanor I. Sherwood of IM
S. Orange Grove, Pasadena. haa
bc>en accepted fo r admission ·to thf'
fall clSM of the American I nstitut e
for F oreign Trade. Thunderbird
Field, PhOt"nix. The one·year in-
te!\&lve training course begin.3 on
Septembec 17.
MIAs Sht>rwood i.s a graduate of
the University or California-at
Lo3 '"""Angelet!I, wht>rC' l'l h<' received
her BachPIOr of Arts degr~ in
hl1tory. Sh,. alto atll'nd~ the
Unlver11lty of Southerri CalifQrnia.
P.1iss Sherwood has bffn managing:
a gift shop on Balboa Island.
Th<' Amerlca_n lns titue for F or·
elgn T ta lle v.·111 prepare Miu Sher-
wood for 1 career abroad.
S Ql'ARE OASCISO
outlt.aridlng ·proJect. ,
-IDeome
The Cbri.ttrnU Preview -after
four aucceufUl yean. is practi-
cally a mu&t for the comnlunity as
well •• being ,the onlr source or in.-
come the Buaines.t and· Profeseton·
al Women's Club haa to maintain
their ScholarshJp Fund. Studeht
Loan FUnd and .other charitable
donation•.
· ~ Schol.an.hip Fund ia ma.in·
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tO 'f of your income~ Determine to qve ~t
M\ICh -till you've accumulllted a year's ill-come.
Think what it will mean in t.ennJ of aecurity and
buying poll'er ! • •
Yourt savings are insured here,-and earn worth-
while dividenqs ' . . currently 3~ per aruium !
·Come in to48-Y ! I
PROTECT YOUR FUTURE ..• SAVE TODAY!
I t:a..ined 'for gii'l students at the
Newport llafbor Union High
Int<'rmediate and high level school. Th.it xea.r Colleen McDer-
.square dancers or Orange County molt WN awe.i-"ded the J9r>l Schol-
are invited to becom~ cbartf'r arahip and haa enrolled at.Or&nge
membf.rs ot a new open square Coaat ColleS"e. The Student Loan
danct' club. the J im Dandy. Be-Fund la at.a maintained ro r the
ginning Sept. 19, 19r>t , the club benefit of 1tudenla at lh.e N ewport
wilJ hold dances Pvery WPdncaday Harbor Union H igh school. Pia1eo !J-ultuclio1e
night at the Huntington Be&ch Thio club alao hope& to be in a
Pavalon. Main a.n<l Oc<'an,' with flnanetal ~ttlon t o purchasf' var-
the Wl'IJ-known C81if'I', Jim Wll· IOUS ilt>OlS from time t o llmt> for
liameon. calling the dances. For ttie new Hoag Mt'morial Pte.sby-
TERl!SA R-ENNER (Mrs. A. Renner)
CoD~rt r1anlst o f Th~ C'ontlnrnta
Graduate StndPnt of &la Bartok
fu<lh" Information call Kimber· ledan ho•pllaL 436 Ser' ra Dr··,ve Harbor 1171.J ly 2-7765, or att ~nd the open -----
oquare dancu held ev..-y Wedn••· -Clamned ao. are ""11''bY folks Corona Highlands· -Corona del Mar
day evt'nlnc from I to l t p . m. w:h:o:._:a:re:_:look:~l:ng~to~b:u~y~.~-___ _!_======~===================~
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reduct ti .
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lESt AT HOM.£.. lnd, ww,. nitn
SLEEP tad bcooale t....U.r!
NO --IKIN ..• ..Un inu.Jdcl and coru.oun oC hips. rhi,ha
tad tbd..,... Fiii.ME&, Tl.IMMEI.,
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co aim bj_ps and tummy. Don'r ri»c
ltaltlt. W• PIOVE 1>T NO COST
TO YOU thac hluaciaor makes hips
trim.mer, abdomen lacttt •.• JOUf fig.
u.re ('a, Jeweller • • • dais wonderful ...
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FREE MAIL TODA'Y
1"1uaciaor, Dept. IE
Jill ~t trltth Binet Lone Rueb. Ca.Ill.
Check one or both:
0 I would ·~ FUil home treat-•t 1ry ~~ laily c:onaultanL
J ~ tllat tjlere ta ""
eo.t -no .ol>llpt!Ga_
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"Honestly, now-
. aren't gasoline
prices t~ high?"
Everyone who can reinember what tlti"6B uB«i
f.o cost only ten or twenty y«U"B ago may well think
of tbose times as "tho good old days." &calli"lf diem,
~ and t}.,, extre/TUI /Jarilains offued during tk tfepl'tt-
sion, [N!Op/.e haue asked Standard such qlUStions iu
•'Honestly, now-aren't.gaso/iM prices too high?''
In an~wer to a question like that, Standanl asks
you to consider the broad situation. All price&
should be kept as low as possible. But in judging
what's "too high," let's see what's happened :
1~6 1951 1926 1951 19!6 1951
P.rice comperison1-1ta& and 1951 coat. alnw.t a.a liUk 41 it did in 1926-actually up
leas than 4 rrc. eir.cept for ta.set, now 8¢ to a;, a ....
loo in the We.t. Moet people'• intome baa ION up
enourh in tlMlN yean eo that pDi• ta.a. a far
unaller aha.re of their budpt. 8o pmline t.od.ay-r.r from be.inc "too hifb'':.....ia an ~y 1-/ buy. See il<N1 and """.Ytbia i...-about-
Let'• look back on thoee "good old day1" -to
1926, a fairly normal yMJ". Since then, m09t price8
have .. varied sreatJy. By 1951, CAJ'ID product.I cost
ovu t1'ioe .. much .. in 1926, croceriee and cloth·
inc about two--tbinll ID9ft· But in J9SJ. go.IOl.i.M
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HARBOR SOCIAL EVENTS I
MRS. WINIFRED BAJµll\E. Society l!ldlt.o.
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Oelta1 Gammas lo Hold Their
Annual Benefit Party Sept. 18
Orange Counlla.ru1·are anticipating wtth pleasure the forthcoming
annual breakfa.Ht benefit to be sponsored• by the Orange County
ChaptPr, Delta Gamma Alumnae Aaaoclatlon, a.a llJJ rl!th 1 annual
benefit party ror the Nursery School tor Visually Handic apped
Children ln Loa Angeles. The popular Balboa Bay Club will be sirt·
Ung ror the event, to be held
TUelday, Sept.' 18 al 11 a. m.
Proceed.a from the annual atfalr
will benefit the Nursery School
where visually handicapped babies
are trained to become capable and
well • adjusted Individuals berore
their graduation Into the public
State School for the Sl\nrl.
Chairman for the occasion will
be Mrs. Laurene<! K. Keynolds or
Emerald Bay, with Mrs. H . Payne
Thayer ot Balboa and Mrs. Harold
H. Harvey of Balboa Island as
co.chairmen.
AMlstant"
Others assun1l n~ chalrn1Rn re·
sponslbilities are Mrs. Justin Ken·
nedy of Santa Ana and Mrs. Wal-
ter Spicer of Harbor lsland. table
tickets; Mrs. John Geiger of Lido
Isle and Ml&"t Lois Bird of !WA.con
Bay. prizes: Mr!I. Edwin Williams
of Balboa I~lanrl bridge ; M rs.
Evelyn Famsworti1 Cochran of
Santa Ana lltld Mrs. Chester Hor-
ton, ho!!tesses; &nd Mrs. James
Ray of Corona del Mar, secretary.
M iss Rrcnda Joyce ot Emerald
Bay. motion picture actress, will
eb preaent to uward a number of
lovely prizes, Including an attraC·
t iYe spoon rack. planter, merchan·
disc order, period dressed dolt:
!lowers. rood basket and cham:
pagne.
A s spe<'ial pri:r.e~ th~ i::-roup will
award a week -end at the beautiful
Hotel dcl Coronado I extending
from any Friday throu~h Sunday,
In November. Al!'D a merchandise
order rrom Rankin's will be pre·
sented. Of special Interest wlll be
a fashion show conducted by 'She'
ot Balboa. and t he awarding of a
beautiful hat by John Carter of
Payne Thayer ot Balboa at Har-
bor 2947-J. One hundred bridce
tables are being provided for card
players at their benetlt.
' WEEK END GUESTS
Mr. and Mra. Richie E. Owen
and daughter. Gwendolyn were
week end gueala of Mrs. Owen's
aunt, Mrs. Catherine Williams, 375
Costa Meu St., Costa Mesa.
CJDNESE DINNER
The Chinese dinner sporuiored
last week by Circle 7 of the COl!tn
MeB& Community Church netted
more than $53, according to Mrs.
Ann Lillie, circle chairman.
NEW RESIDENTS
Among new Costa Mesa tt'sl-
dents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sul-
livan and family, formerly or New-
port Beac h, who have purch&Sffi a
home at 2027 Orange ·Ave.
BUll..DERS POTL11CK
The Builders club of the Costs.
Alesa Community M e t hod I 111 t
Church will gather ror a potluck
dtnner Tuesday, Sept. 11 , at 6 :30
p. m . In the home or Mr. and Mrs.
Cleo Fuller . 528 W . 19th St. Those
planning to attend arc asked to
bring their own table service.
MON AOO Ot'F" TO SCHOOL
Renato Monaco. 30n or Dr. and
Mrs. Salva.lore Monaco or Balboa
ha111 enrolled at lh<' University or
Louisville, K('ntucky, M c d I ca I
School. Renato will study &t the
University from when ce his fathe r
graduated some years ago with an
M . D. degree.
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ANNUAL ZOMTA
CtUB. PICNI~ • Tbe pat!o of Kr. and Mn. Mon·
roe Hummel's lovely · home ln
Three Arch Bay. South Lacuna.
was the scene of the Zonta Club
of Newpqrt Harbor Annual picnic
Thursday, August 30th. BM.idea
delicious food prepared by ·Board
members and put preaidenta,
members, husbandlJ and suest.s en·
joyed croquet and shuffleboard
and later tn the evening, Canuta
and color picturee of the Hummel'•
lut trip into Mexico and northern
pa.rt.a or South America.
Mr. Kenny Dell df Balboa laland,
did an excellent, u well u profit·
able, Job as auctioneer of gift. .. ,,.
brought by memben. 0-Intcrested gueate .'i en JO Jed the•
occasion included partnt.a of Zonta
president Mn. Helen Stockton,
Mr. a.nd Mra~ H. L. Oet.rande:r and
Miss Jane Ostrander, formerly of
Atlantic City, but now tn Corona
del Mar; Mr.II. Winifred Barbre,
society editor ot Newpott·Balboa
News·Times; Mr. Tommy FOiler
and Sister Mrs . Mary Lou Tburber
or Corona del Mar; ... r. and Mn.
Rex S. Albright of Newport
Heights, daughter and M>n-1.n·law
ot Mrs. Mildred Stanley, past
president of Zonta; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Parker ahd Dan Pa.ge
or Newport Beach and Mrs. Louvla
Mawhew and Mrs. Sally Peyton.
UNITARIANS MEET
The next meeting o r the local
Unitarian F elloWBhlp will lake
pla.ve next Thursday lhe 13th at
The Old Studio 011 the Highway
at Diamond St. In Laguna Bea.ch
at 7:45 p. m.
ThC' speaker will be th<' Rev.
Pcler San1son1 nf San Diego whose
topic will be: "What Is ExlstcnUal·
ism?"
The meetlng wlll be open to tlie
public.
At 6 :30 p. ni . there will be a pol·
luck supper.
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u.DllYI CIUtsas
ROW IOATS • 1>1JT110&JW11 ~ ILLI}~ REHT.4t'S
!IOI Olut Blwq Newport -Pia. -All AT 80VTR ZND OF BA.'1'8HORE BRIDGE
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Beverly Hills. Tables will be deco-STAGETI'ES · CLUR ' rated with planters donated by
Klrk'a of Brea Mnd planted by the
\Vilcox Nurseries. Table t ickets
may be se<:ured from Mrs. H.
Louise Green recently entertain·
ed the Stagettea Club when guests
for the organization were Belly
Russell and Susie Brockett. b-1em·
.--------------·,1bers present in cluded Grace Klinr,
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Lou Lockwood, Mae Felker, Clara
Bada.ge, Margie Brockett. Costa
Mesa; Emma Poupart, Waiay Sul·
livan, Newport Beac h. The door
prize was won by Mrs. Poupart.
Lesur A. Becker, D. D. S.
DENTISTRY
17&5 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Medical Bldg. Beacon 8752 FAC BRIDGE
Forming a h08tese trio at the
506 E . Bay Ave., Ballilea ·· latest meeting of the Friday Ar·
Harbor 327.J ternoon Club bridge section were
Mrs. Jo Cubbage, Mr.111. Sylvta ':;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;:\:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;~j p1ace and Mrs. Amie Walker, who i-served a d esaert course before card
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Harold K. Greu,el
Chapel
Pbone: Beacon 1111
BroadW&J' Coota H-
BE SURE -INSURE
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MAU1UE STANLEY
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"'"'JO -· 1718 ...,.. Ave. Balbos laland
MA 'ITRESSES
lloat&-Homes--Tr&l.lera
lrreplar Shape9
BEACON 5081
Costa MNUl Mattf'NI Co.
!150 Newport Blvd.
WATER HEATERS
Sal.., Servi... and llepMn Joe BecJJoU _
PLU~tBINO
Authoriud Dea.Jer
Day &: Night Heatera
• Tl: a MS
llr,4 Dow11 Oii •ll H••ten
Phone Harbor ZM%·W
'&HE NEW
HAMMOND
CHO!lD ORGAN
ALL ELEcrmO
YOU can play rich organ
mwdc at once. wit.bout learn·
lnl' a atngle note. "Come hear
and pla.y tho Hammond Chord cqan.
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play. Capturing prizes In bridge
were Mrs. Kathleen McAlary, Mrs.
J ean Lawrence, Mrs. Marga.rel
Parkes and Mrs. Ho lbrook. Can·
a.st& winners were Mrs. c&Ua. Viele
and Mrs. Sylvia Place. .------
Stork Shower for
Mrs. Joseph Malloy
A luncheon and shower honor·
ing Mrs. Joseph Malloy of Santa
Ana, was given Sept. 7.
The honoree was preitented with
lovely baby gifts, alter luncheon
was served at the Searare Lodge
In Laguna Beach. .
Centering the table was a large
stork dressed dalntHy in a pink
bonnet. Pink and blue n ut cups
resembling baby rattles were the
favors.
Guests Included Mrs. Harold
Lacy, George Sherrill, John
Shields, K en n e th Farnsworth,
Robert Glass. James Schaffer.
Robert Ne!! or Newport Beach;
Mrs. Marvin Dunigan and Del
Frtetag rrom Costa Mesa and
Mrs. Robert Ehorn or Santa Ana.
Watercolors and
Color Film at
Art Group Meeting
Water color paintings by Kath·
erlne Knox from the September ex·
hitiition of t.he Orange County Art
Association. at the Fullerton Lib·
rary Lecture Room. 'the exhibit
of landscapes, marines and still
lite can be seen every day except
Sunday. aU through September.
Mn. Knox. wbo lives Ill 222
Na.rciNU.s street, Corona del Mar,
is & vetE"r&n painter who ha.a_ been
a mirmber of the Laguna Art A.a·
aoclaUon and of lhe Womm Paint-
ers of the West tor many 7eara.
She work.a ln oils u well u water-
color and ln a wide range. Site bu
had palntinp ln exhibtUoo.e all up
and down -the CoUt. as well u
at 8howlng regular\y at Laguna.
Next meetlns · ot the OrNlp
County Art ~lion wW bo
held Th..-q, Beptembor ta, at
8 p. m. In the lru1loHon library
Lecture Room.
Unun&I and tnlUMtlnl' color-
oowid rum. will bo lllloW1l throuch
tbe courtesy of the Untwnlt7 of
callfomla.. They will feat-.
"Cul'ft8 of Color.• an explanation
'"" ihe ta.yman ol how color ...,.. ...
and wMt ll le. Then l:lllott O'B&n ...,_ • ._ Tecblqoeo" and
boW .. "Paint -~ on Wat.er." ~ lbe tom.... ut1at.
'*'-,Hart, Benloft la -In
• -ot "'the Ka111ns of a K...i."
• ..,,,_ la •••~-.. to alt.end
tllll m 1 I ''9S· 'l"lillil-. Will be ft--
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OOJ.,.DEN WEODINO--Nt!Wport Harbor Yacht Club was t.be aceae ef a three gen~raUon otlebra-
tlon honoring the Golden Wedding Annlvenrary of Chaplain Cbatlf:ll F. Gf'M'11ter, Ii. S. Amt.)' (rPI)
and Mrs. Gr&e8er (foreground). SM.ted next tot.be Gr&Ners la younc John Stewart, a gra.nd*>n. In
the 9f"('ODd row, from left, &re: Karen Ttnnrotb, g-r&Dd·da.u.fbt.er; Mrs. H. H. nemroth. daughter; l'lnl.
Clarence St~wart, daughter. &nd Mlcharl Ste"·art.. .. grand&on. Back row: Harold Tlrmroth, grand~n;
Capt. H. II. Tlt-tnroth, U, s. N., of San Dlt>p, 80D· ln·law. and Clarence Ste"'Wt. of Balboa., IW>n·ln·law.
Jn ad~lk>n to the family «f'OUp, alxl:ftn guNl8 Jot ned the luncheon party to honor the G~n. ,
(Photo by Beckner)
Caroline Booth Bride of J. Bell
Caroline May Booth walked down lhe a isle of Community Church,
Corona del Mar on Saturday, Sept . 1 to become the bride o! Jack
Weldon Bell. The newly·Y.'edded Mrs. Bell is the tlaughl<'r of Mr. ll.Ild
Mrs. James A. Booth o! 306 S. Bay Front, Balboa Island.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
11-frs. Albert Bell of Costa Mesa.
Ann Booth, sister of the bride,
served as ma.id o! honor white th~
groom's brother, R ex Bell, was
b('St man for the occasion.
Shari Bell, the groon1 '9 111ister,
W&.'I junior bride's m aid. The othe r
bridal attendants included Miss
Stephne Fcderharl and Mias Ann
Finlay.son.
Rogl'r King and Jim Fisher
served as ushers Wld Mi88 Sand['a
Palmer was the attcntlant o! lhe
guest book.
House guests !or the wedding
were Mrs. Leela Vi ctor, the bride's
maternal grandmother , from Bak-
ersfield : Miss Bette Newberry of
Dua.re, and Mra. Harvey Hodges,
sister or Mrs. Booth, and her
daughter Gall of BaJcerafleld.
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For Mesa Clubwomen
Sept. 21 wtll launch lhe new
yea.r of activities ror the Friday
Afternoon C I u b. Following a
luncheon at 12 :30 p. m. a musical
program will be presented by Vera
Jean Vary, sopra..no. Miss Vary
Wll3 a winner of Atwater Kent Au·
dltlons. hu appeared with ABC
and KFI Symphony orche11tra..
sung on radio "Stars on Parade"
program. 1 Member111 are reminded to make
their lunc heon reserv&Uona wtth
Miss Allee Plumer. phone Be&eon
5085, not later than Wednesday
preceding the regul&r club meet·
Ing. Mra. Kenne th Stewart. n~w
pre111ident, will preside.
•·RIENDS \'JSIT HERE
R ecent h~pitali ty was l'Xtcnd('(J
by Mrs. Vl'nlta Mae H iggins, 403
Flower St , Costa M esa, \\.'hen r('l8·
lives and friend.'! well'orncd In·
eluded fl.I r . and Mrs. Curtis All·
man, Jr. and childrl'n Edith Rosl',
Robert· and Vonda or R os'''l'll, N .
M .: Starr Sgt. and 1'-1rs. Edward
D . H iggins. Sgt. H iggins, son or
the local r('sident, is stat1on£>d at
Travis Air Base. Fairfil'ld; Calif.
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with the opep.iog of an account here Set conaitl& o( matching:
(I) l'Topel·.ep<l Pencil
(2) Ball Point Pei:i and
(3) Conventional Fountain Pa
in the amount of SSO or more, we pre-
&ent you Free of charge tbi.1 fine 3·piece
seL We were able lo aecure only a limited
number of 1ct1. To avOid di1appointm·e~t •••
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]'our tovi"!' an inaued 9\"" to 110,000 -•ltd ...
Aav. paM:I MWr Wu ,,,,.,. 3%
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NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS '"' LOAN A"SOCIATION
-~-'·"·'"""'''·.,, .. -:s:s:s:s VIA UDO, NIWPOIT !llACH, CAUP".
1) I' t\CJth6S outdOOfS? P't Od Not since I got my n•w
automatic Gas clothes clryer I
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MY LAUNDRY IS ALWAYS SPOTLESS, FLUFFY,
SWEET·SMELLIN~ ••• AND DONE SO OUICll.LY
Wind, smog and IUD .. .,.. bard OD
my clothes. And lugging heavy
baskets, banging up and taking
down clothes were hard on me.
Now I toss wet dothes iDtO my
dryer as easily u tossing them into
a hamper . .Any time, coo-day or
night, raio or shine. lo a matter of
mjoutes, my laundry is ready to
take out because gas dries clothes
faster than nature. faster than other
methods. My rowels, for example.
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are so soft; ftuJfy and wdnkJ.e.rJe.
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I merely fold and put them a-y.
If you·re ti~ of old-fulliooed
clothes-drying drudgery. -a ...
drying demonstrat~on today at ally
dealer with the automatic 19'
clothes dryer display. Learn ho1\o
little it costs to operate an auro-
macic gas clothes dryer-only lt to
3¢ pcrdryer·full. learn how low the
installed price is, too-lower daan
for other automatic clothes dtyetJ.
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Member ot CALIFORNIA NEWSP.U'Ell PUBLISHERS ASS'N.
Member ot the NATIONAL EOITORIAL A.SSOCIA.TION .
' ornre and Print ing Plant at 221 t Ba.JbOa Bouleval"d
Telephone Harbor Hll
E:nteTed 0.111 Second-Claas Matter at the Postottlce in Newport Beach,
tallfomia un<fer lhe At"t' of March 3, 1879 .
EDWARD A. LeHOVltN, Editor
J . M. FRANCIS. Businel9 Manarer
Qmt.llfit"d to Pu.llllisll l 1Jit8.I Sot1<'f9 ud Adw~tA nt all KlndA
'°'lfB.._~IPTJON RA~:
Nr.WPORT-0.~LllOA !'o"f:Wf<-TnlEI' ...,•rr Tafoo<IBy
I• ()n.ap1 County, SI.ill prr yM.r; P.90 M..'C month~; 11.!5 tbf'f"f'
mo•tld (Aho 4n~ludn th~ ~"'F.\VPORT-BALBOA P&F .. fiUil., Tllunday)
Oat.Jdfo Ornnr OMtnty $4.90 ~r )"Nr
ADMISSION DAY
The first hundred years may be the hardeet, but the
second hundred a ren 't necessarily easy. At least, the
adj ustments won't be for a state like California which is
bursting its bottoms with population and production.
It can be said. however. that the second century will
certai nly be different. if not less difficult, th~ the first.
For o ne thing. news travels faster now so that when a new
state comes in it doesn't take a couple of months for the
word to get around.
Back in 1850. the celebration over California's ad(nis-
sion to the Union was celebrated here in late October.
Tha t's when the news of the big story arrived.
California'• second hundred years will l>e diffferent
too. in that the progress made will undoubtedly outstrip
_ that of the 1850-1950 era by a fantastic margin. A. P.
Giannini, the late California banking genius, once sa id :
"My faith is as firm as ever that here in the Far West our
children wili enjoy the finest living i11 the finest country
in all the world." Even in the few years since he made that
l!tatement his faith ha.s been confirmed. And that faith for
future years is shared 11ot only· by 10 million Caufor:nians
but by tens of thousands who pour into this State every
m onth in the new-and greater-Westward surge.
California is the famous land of today, the fabulous
la nd of tomorrow.
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. AN OLD-FASHIONED REPORT ·v The other dal( Dr. Julian Klein, head of the commission
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INSPECT NEW HOME-lmpeellllf •. .,i.,m ... et ti.I • ..,.. Na ... ry
S<"hoot ror \'lsually HandlN.ppec.t atndrf'ft at Mara,!bon &ad Mf'l-
ro~ ,.\.\·e11., Lo' AnplH, &f'f' (left to risht): Mn.. Robert Bant8
nf l..aruna &-uh, Mlsi. l..ol~ Bl~ of BMcoo Ray, Ml'!l. H. M.
\\'alllnlford of Santa Ana. anti Mn.. "'altt>r S pfa>r nf Hal'bor
Island. Pur po!W" of thf' M'hool I~ to pno..,.,.. \'~ually handle"SPSM"ll
f*bl~ to hN'omP "'t>ll-adJu•t,.d lntll\1dn•h bfoforf': I.hf-.)' Hlt-"r tM
Letter from farmer McCabe
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!'\om@Where. on t he Weal CO&At
Ha rry S. Tr 11m&n
Wh ite House
\\'a!.hington. D. C.
Oejlr H ar?')·:
I see v.·here you kicked orr your re-election campaign during
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Public Stal•.~ for~ Bbd.''l'lle . ..._..tl~l l~ P<\01
•t tho .,hool w .. ....._,...i lot IJltbj,r ~ .. -~ ....tmmlnc
star aftd motion .WctUI'!' acff'M. P~ · "°"' tM
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F1fth A~
BrMkfut to be .,. ..... ,... by tbo-0......se c...;..t}! Chapttt, o.ita
o.,.,.;.. AlumDf' A..Motatton. wfill bf. donated to the malntrnaau;~
of t b• 1ehool tor hutdk:apPf'd bablP!il \\•hl<"h lA an annttal projttt
or ttw> poop.
BAC'X TO O~'TARIO
Mnt. Mona Moorf" retumM. TuP!-Mr. and Mni. Roy Bakf"r and
day to Ont.a.rio. after a . two daught<"r or 1410 W . Ocean Front,
month'• vactk>n here at her moth-?:JeWport. returned Monday Crom
Pr, Mra. Ella Goldnrr's home, 217 llemphll, Tcnneeaee Wh@.I'.'@ they
33rd St. Mn. Moore 18 registrar have been the psst three weeks on
at Pomona Hlr-h school ' which a bWlineM and'pleUUrt" lrtp.
opens SeptembPr 10th .
..........cJaaained ad.I are read by fotltS
Everybody read~ the classified ads. who are looking to buy.
of U. S. business'lnen called in three years ago by the
Government of Peru to advise on post-war economic reor-
ganization of that country, made a public report on the
miBSion in a San Francisco talk.
your vlsil to San F rancisco. Off hand. I 'd say you'r e st rain ing a t .-------------------------·•
the lea.sh a m ite earl;·. '!ipeclally !n \'iC\V of the tact t ha t lhe other
pollliC'al part ies ain 't even nominated t heir President ial can<l idatel'!
"One of our chief problems,'' he said in part, "was the yet . Hov.:son1 ever , r r ec kon thl'lt If n relier \vM ts to sta.v in off ice
irrta tion caused by hold-over wartime controls on prices, '''h r he's got to be n mnlng all t he time. As long a s you'r e shore
money, exports, imports, etc. We decided the best thing t o of belflg no1ninate<t by the Democrats. why don't you make a few
· do with prices was to throw aJI the controls right smack dedlC'&l lon s peeche" !nearly every to\vn has .M>me lhln« they wa nt to
o ut of the window-and we did just that! dedh:·ate) or t ake on a tevJ honorary C'legret"~ ... they're pa~in ng em
"For the next 24 hours prices went sky-high, but in 'a out a.c1 t hic k as Klf."ntuek.v Coloneb~. And anothrr thing , HarrJ'. I ,
few days settled down. True, the new figure w as a little don't belu"\·e .vou nt'cd to stop 90 m11rh in Kansa!'I Ci t y ... I bellevP
a bove the previq,us le vel of artificially pegged government .vnu·11 f·r111 .\· 1t :.II righ t ifr('n you <lon't n\·pr "·ork it. I
prices--but now both goods and meat were actually avail· Your ole f 11en. F' A R~f ER ~fcCABE
~All R ightH Rei.erved ! able to purchasers, which was not lhe case before. Within
a week. trainloads of cattle, previously withheld from the _ -----~---
market. were shipped down from the mounta in s.
"Exchange is a reflection of the life of a country, and
you can no more cont rol that excha nge than yo u ca n con-Calif. Beaches
t rol the temper ature in · a bottle by putting a thermometer I Sh 1·
. in the cor.k. The thermometer cannot control the tempe ra-S ore 1ne
ture : 1t JUSt tells what the temperature 1s ... Peru ha s
adopted sorrie of the outstanding recommendations of the I G p To •
Hoover report-for which the American taxpaye i: paid, but rou PIC
from which, so far. has not been given much benefit . . . · R 1 •. 1. M Pl 1 h . . " u M in ~ a as t<'r an or t r
How Does
Christian Science
Heal7
I am sure that at any time the Peruvian Government woul d D1·v ... Jopn1\1n~ of c a 11 r o r n 1 a
be glad to send an economy mi8J!lion to Wa.shington and &-:i1·he~" ,,·11 1 be the do1nlna.nt HA\"•! ~·ou "'..,' '" n n d .. r "'d
give advi ce on how to clean up the mess there!" th<"n1t· of t hi' a nnual convrntton '''hf'thf'r th" mf'thod or twal·
-.•h.1c h \\'ill bt· h eld by th f' Shor~-Th at report is as old-fashioned-for these, days-as it il n1· r .. tanning Association or Cali-
sounds. Dr. Klein himself gained his world fame as an fn rn1a a t S anta Barbara on Sf>p-
eco nomics expert when he was Assistant Secretary of t l'n1hr·r t 1 and 15 .
Commerce in the HOO\'er Admini2tration. And none of the A rt ... r a br·h•f address or wel-con1(' by t.iayor Norris Montgom -busines&men compris ing his advisory committee for Peru is el)' of Santa Barbara, Mr. GJel\ll
connected with the present U. S. Government! A. R ick, 8:i n Di r-go City Plal\lllng
-==========.::..:::::::::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1 Di re<· t nr, v.· 111 Oj>C' D UM-con Vi'fl tlon ; with slid1·s and mo tion plctU rf'l'I I H A M E.R [ C ... N ITT ... Y I demon,t 1·at ing cur.rnt d.velop-T E 4 W J'A me nts in tht' giant Mlasion Bay
project. A s lmllar talk wlll be
'-------------------------' prC'St nt1'd by Mr. C. P. L. Ntcholla, ' 1 Los Ancl"lc_e; Recree.tion Supervis-
JnJt" dlNt1lM', owrromln,l pol·Prt)·,
nnd n-Hlorin~ harmony ,,. h I <' h
("f'lri•t J'MIU!il rmplof"I ('Rn tM"
8U<'fftl!ilft1IJ)· tUM'.. now f For a n
IUl.!l'A'f'r In Hlmplf', UIKlf'Ataadabf"
tPrm~ nttPnd
A Free Lecture
entitled
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DONALD · J. GARICH ~
Doctor of Optometry
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for the practice of
Optometry in all its branches
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204 COAST BOULEVARD
(C. . .\l~l .AGHER Rtll.IJISC.)
CORONA DEL MAR CALIFORNIA
• ' Practice limited to examination, analysis and
rehabilitation of the Visual Functions
Children's and General Practice
BY APPOINTMENT
Harbor 1780 Office Hours: 9 t o S Dai ly
for SMAHTNf~~ J.
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Buy.· a new MIUl'J' f9r yo1l't' <!tl.r; hoai. trwdi; or tana ~
ment t \\'ti I \\ill lebuUd "'ltll AIL n""' parts ta your NM at
appros.lmately oM"-halr or the MSt or a hf'\\' t.ttf'ry •
. WITH A NEW BA'l'TERY GUARANTEE •
LEWIS . BROS.
SIM • !Int SL NF.WPORT llE AC'H rltnnf-HarlMtr IM
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r<'sort.s a t homC' a nd abroad.
Highlig·h ting th<> noon luncheon
"'111 b(." an addr<'s.s by the Honor-'
a.Q.!.l" N t>wton B. Dl'ury. Chief or
lht" Division uf &-acht>s and Parks,
on tht• thr ml" "Cal l !o rnia·~ Qeacht-i.
and Olht>r Rf'Crt>ation•I AuetA."
Drury, \\'ho has r<"Cently retumed
lo Califo rn ia after tton )'.:tart ai1
Director of t he Nauon&t Park
Se rvice, il!I r egarded u an out-
standing authority on park and
of Christian
Science Healing"
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rttreation problc_ms.
P rominent among tbe afternoon
gpeek~rs \\'Ul be R . IC. C\ut1s, Ftekt
Agent for the CalJfomla Wlldlltc>
Henry Allen Nichols, C. S ..
or Los Angeles, Calif.
Member or t}\e Board or Lee·
tureahip of The Mother Church,
The F irst C hurch of Christ ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
CoMe'l'vaUon Board; Heman 0 . v-i..1_ Se tembe 1• S!Ark , Chief of the Dlvtalon •Of ....... y. p r ~.
Field Servtcca of ·the State Youth at 8 p. Ill.
Authority: Poul w. HIJJ<r or the la the Chlll'Ch EWfiee
Southern C&Ulomla YachUng AB· ,
soctotlcn and J11<1se Gvetb W. nos \'la ~ N ... 'flC>rt llOadl
Houk, Vice-CbaJnnan of the State f1nt Cllliu..rdt ot Clb:rlltt. · Sdntht
Recreation Comm!-.
.!:~0.: !ti_':: ~ _Cordially :lnvites You
at 7 :00 p. nL ni.s.y la UM Gold
Room or the-Re8taurante del
p._,, wlll be U.. H-WU·
llam V. O'Oorutor, Cllllt Deput;y
Genttal tor U.. State ol Oallt°'1llL
l.nterest will be twthtt belallteoed
by the p._atatloll ol CerUtl~
ot Kent to l'Hidelita ol Ule ~
fomla <out wllo haft bem -
aeUve in ~ turt.M:rance , of the
beach p..,.,..._
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wted to 111 ltuol 'iit'allloln Md.
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If you don't .think I'm leaving op
Vacation, just coun~ the days f'm ·
gone_.
DOn't Go away now -
Back in a couple of weeks. . •' ~.
, -Margo
OB THE GALLANT FISHER'S LIFE!
Charley Drak e is a ngling for you to try his
Rhore dinners and believe me; .once you t ry the
ball at Charle.r's St>ufuocl l~t1U.1rant, you're hooked
ror goocl! Right now, Charley is s@rvtng oceari
fre11h Halibut, Se:t-Bas.~ anJ Swordtish lunche{I
l $L001 a nd con1plete d i..nners t-i l .2~/. Or If you
prefer to cook a fi sh dinner yourself. silly glt·l, you .
ran buy a whole (rc~h. C'leane<l Albucore to take out.
I suggest you eat at C.:harley·~ ton ight tho -B.l\,d
then order big wooden howls f ull of ~a food salads and seafood
rocklall~ for that \;\'hi11l party y.Pu're throw ing next \Veek. Mk
Charley Lo toss a little smoke~ albaL.-orc in with thi!'I orJ]er to go.
Meantime Oyster stev.'. and C'(a1n chowder or J un1bo shrin1ps a n!l
french fries nre pl<"a!Ulnt 10 dwell over at (;h.a.rltty'K Sf-a Food. 11:15
('ou_11;t tlljth\\'ll.\', {nt·~I l•t l'o rl OranKf'), Renc·on 61:131 . C-:IOSf'd T lH'S.
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HOY iJOOUTS! .UE .l'OU PREPAREDf ! !
Are you fellows pr'f'p&red to help us old ladle•
acroea the llllppery streets thift ~nter? 0 . K . I'LL
do you a good turn too . _ . So I'll tell you that
ftartwr"• Roolrry h8.8 the official Boy Scout shoes,
al!P leplly !It.amped and •igned. A s a n1atter of
~. Scouts, you can safely lead your entire
troop Into this big fa n1lly .i.hoe store. Ch iltlren of
all ares are now being 111ick : shod for school.
S.rber'a has the famom RPd C.onfif' and Uttlf'
Y~nkt"t• shoes In all sizes A thru E. For the
Teenllter's union, there are Sportaklk loafer• $4.95,
Hollywood SkooleJ·9, Saddle sl100R, C0ver girl Fiat~. n1occasin.s . _ .
just about anytili.ng you want to wiggle your toes in. School ROX
loo . . a nklet!'! '!;iizes <C 111 -lO'it 29c • 39<'. TEN-SH U N! ALL GOOD
SCOUTS. FOR.WA.RD ARCH TO 11.AllBER'S BOOTt:nt• 179!5 New·
po11 A vf'., Costa Me~1 . • • • BATHROOM BARGAI!\"!
l'SLA.10 l.JSOl.F.•'M ISSTAl.J.F.D
IS A \'F.RAC1F. SIZt: BATlffiOOM FOR
$12.9.~
C'OASTJ..JNE FLOOR c:ov•-:RJSt1
IRth A.SO Sl:\\'PORT A\'t : .. C'OSTA MESA
1~honf' Rraffin !'>2:\ I -·I • • • ---=== --. Frank Hnmllton, highly successtul young
OH C.000\'! OSI,\' 102 MORF. !)AVR l "STJI~ ("HRISTMAS ~ "=z;!! Balboa !lrt!Rl con1pletely capliYnteH u 1nood in his
BUT DON"T S HOOT ~fE F'Ofl MENTIONJNG IT . . Just water-color", v-·hcther it's a. rain-soaked Ne"''
put down that Daisr Bee-Bee gun (priced to sell at $5.9~1 Yes. 1l"s • Orleen.s' 8idewalk in front or Antoine!'!', or a pie·
too tn1e. The BALROA -'I:: IA first and foremost with .thats 'oC ture,gque cahle car laboring up San Francisco's
her countr)•men...1 has al thi:i \'ery moment a large fascinating ~tock Pov.•ell St. Vera Williamg has capturt-d ne\Y
~t~!~e~~rrl~~ t~~1 n~l~~ 1ran~:u~ ~~~:!~~e ':o~~s b~~~:e~r!~;d ~:·;;): ~:~~to~:l.or;er:.;:tlyrl1;o:t~;h pa~~ne~t!rof~~ ~~~
on : puzzles, dog bone!'>, tl'ncks·. games, ukele\e.!,i ! $3.49 1 all 1nelal Pulio . .\rt A11llf>r)t and 8'W)k Rtull. The next 2 week~. you may view
doll house fully furnished $4 .9~. There now doesn't that give you the.SE' arresting originals in beautifully framed or s mallet' matted
ideas? As I understand it, you pay as little dov.•n as pos!-!1blc. on scenes. ~i ra. \.VilliA.ms a lso presents John H ilton, very capable
these gadgets. Then dibble, dabble small sums along till !'lurldt>nly cra(tsmAn from 29 Palma whose desert oils are on displ.&y. This
it'!5 Xmas and you and the children are a ll sitting pretty. Invest i-small, in time galle-ry ia creating grea t interest w1th such artists
gate .. get your choct·e of nll this litl£'r NOW. R .-\1.BOA ,j .t 10 1 a5 Theln1a Paddock liope. Burt Procter. J oan Irvinl". Rex Brandt.
SOO M.o\.IX, BA.I.BOA. Phil Dyke. Edgar Payne. Duncan Gleason, Helen Smith and Louise e e e N1mn10. P. ~. While strolling thn1 the girt room here. please to
A BREAD AND BUTTER NOTE:
"THANK YOU NICE PEOPLE FOR B UTTERING
OUR BREAD ALL SUMMER. WE'VE HAD A
FLOURISHING BAKERY BUSINESS THANKS TO -li!'"Jfo1~::"! 'vou. \VE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE ffi
ANO \VA~"'T YOU TO KNOW WE'U.. BE O PEN
ALL WI?\'TER. 7 DAYS A WEEK. \VE'LL HAVE
•HOT BREADS, DON"UT S. COFFEE CAKES. PIES,
PARTY CAKES. PATl'Y CAKES, ROLLS, AND
F.VF.RY THT'.'\'G GOOD T O EAT FRESH D."ILY.
THANKS ACATN' t·
'VfRG!XIA 1'1 <'~fAHAN'
BOB KRL'LL
N'P.\\'POP.T BAKEP.'t
notice Ve1·a's nt>\\' Virginia ImJX>rts lhe exclusive ('umbo••• Just.for
collection. 1~utlo Art Gallrry Hnd Hook ~tall. (SIS t--1 MarirH" A\'P.,
Ralbon l,.laud. • • •
F . .\1.1 .. H.'\R\'t:ST f 'F.'.\'Tt:lt PIC'F.f'E~
LA~TIS<t OF:COR FOR llOMF:. P .-\llTIF.S,
c1.1·s.~. i'.!.95 up.
Fl.O\\•t:ns R\' )101Cltl 500 F.. llnlbo:t 81\·tl. •
HAl .IJO.<\ -HAflliOR 2070
?112 OCF.AN FRONT NE\VPORT HARilOR 144 2-fl e m :\•, DOCK '. • •
• • • I "W ton~ of Mackerel 1s a Jot of fish ~". said ah~
"O f 'nf'koo ! Shall I ('llll thN> Bird, or but n philosophically. \\'hethcr you're in a contemplative
\\'andf>rlnl{ ,·ol('f'?" Or. f.::n\·ootl, v.•ell-kno"''n 81rd· mood or not, some day this week. ~ down to the
watcher. tho' It all but tears the realhers, from dock again the BuyMdf' i.>f>c'ks and watch those
his heart. is o ffering his fa\•orite cuckoo for sale: usty 3 or 4 fisted stevedores or the sea unload tons
This handsome bird brings with him, naturally 11.nd tons of mackerel. I have juAt surfaced 11.Cler
'enough. his own clock! I have long listened to spendin g several mad. comfortable. carefree days In
this cuckoo's voice estaticalty caroling out the a diving bell! Call it wild speculation if :rou will. but
hourg! Chesty. full~throatad pear-shaped tones I smell a n1ackerel run ! But enough or Lh~" 111easlng
co1ne out of this little birdie. Cuckoo, bird-caJJ gambit the Bay,dd~ Fb1h Mkt. has other under-
........... and clock complete $20! E rwood's Bagdad water novelteies for sure -such as Alba<'ort>, ~-nrd·
Bazaar Is bumtfng \1tith new and beautiful brass tlsh and SPa Ba.1111--. Ha rry Kingston still 11 <'An-
('u<'koo! wd copper pieces, new lan1ps, ch.ime clocks. nlng uJba""r'" for Sporl!lshermen. But (o r Harry's "DIVIXG
je"'els, glitter. glass. Don't pay any attention to the price tags, sake, don't clnn your catch. Take it in as la-Al80 BELL"
just dl~"°unt th.,n1 !~,-0 a nd then pay. Trust nr. F.n\•nod to give ask Kingston 9.bout his rancy ptice on Albacore you didn't catch.
you the bird at 401 t:. Ralhoa Rl\·1t., &lhon. Opttn t:\-pninKM. Bay"idP Fl!ih l\larkPI, %800 l..ttf».yPtt.P, !'\P\\'port. Open 7 days every
H21rbor 0166~1 . v.·eck of the year. • • •
CA PTAIN KIDD! LONG JOHN '. PEGLEG ~
GUESS \VHAT ~tEN :?: V\'hile foraging in the
botton1 of n1y purse for peanuts. I found a n1ttp
locating rapulous SE,.\ TREASURES!! Directions
ari: a.s follows: \Valk 30 pares from the Ice House
on 30th St. . T hereby. \\"here a shadow falls
Nor' Ea!'lt by Sou' EasL LS. n cave called \\'alt'P>
Tradlnc POMt. Start Lligging here. Mac'. T errific
loot thiR Y•ee k : 18 h. p. Hercules motor. like new
for quick lleal. $250; 2 wheel con1bination boat and
carry·all tra~ler , removable sides $160; S to I RF.·
Dl lC'TIOS Gf:AH. A BARGA!:-;: F ishing chair; mackerel net"'
and racks. And you can probably get a mes.sage from Carcia on
\\''alt's transoceanic portHbl~ receiving set t$401 . Let'~ see ... one
more t reasure In this tar's trove ~&>ltlnK In lot11 or ~idlh11 tor
fender skirts. couplings, hinges. matR you figure it out. \\'alt'"
Tnullni: P~t. .t'!'? 301h ~'t., .'\'t>"'port. l1 h. Hitrbor ~t7B--8:SO • 6--
(f'IOW'CI \\'f't).) . • • • • l 'Ol'R ,\TTF.'.\"TIOX PLEEZF.!
"Flights leaving imn1edlately for Las
Vegas, Las Animas nnd Las Costa
Mesa! Fasten your Might jackets ...
P leel'!'." Say'. That reminds me: You'd
~~//-:;) better na\•igate a non·stop..,hop over lo
t he Jo-Lt-.-Sport Shop for the nattiest
J(ttle 3-pce. airborne outfit rve seen
in many Ii dry run: Lee has cornered
S11n·Rose or California'~ nt>\Vest com·
bine n1atchin£' slackB, skirt and rlight
jacket 1n Calisheen Rayon Gabardine.
Very jaun ty and sharply tailored these, in Venetian blue. taupe or
pearl gray. Slacks $7.9~. Skirt $7.95_ F'light Jacket $9.9~. Lee
say.!' the-se outfits flatter )·our every flight especially if you're long-
legged. You'll ~ well equipl to let do\lorn your landing gear on
any sW·ip in this combo. Get on the beam, S is _ .. Ju l.ee Sport
~hflll 11" a t 1836 S r \\'pCJr1 ,.\\'f",. ('osta MN!a.
LEGAL NOTICE nia. at which timf' and plact.' a ll _____ .-__..;__:,.• _.:_ __ l p<rsons ;nt<,ested the.do w;JJ be
SOTlC"E <>F Pl'Hl.lf' KEA.RISCO
T<I HE HELO BY TllE OR-
ASGt: C'Ot '~'TY Pl .. 4NSl~G
('():\1'.'JlSSIOS 01'' 1'S"E \'ARI-
A?\'('£ PF.R:\OT APPl.JC'ATIOS
SO. l'\.'-871 , (JF G. E.. KAllA~E
;\:"OD !"OSS, FOlt . .\ \':\RI·
AS('F. rs THE ('SE RE(i('-
LATJo~·s 0}~ THE R4. st·a-
1'RBAS RESlllENTIAJ.. DIS-
TRICT, T<> PERMIT TH F.
IJRIJ.LIS(i OF T W 0 0 IL
\\'J<:I..I..S. OSE OX EACH SIDE
f)F T•IF. SE"'ER ASD ROAD
t:ASF.;\fE:-;T OS TllE NORm-
F.RI .. \' Sll>E OF THE COA.~T
mGJl\\'A Y OPPOSrl'E RElr
E SE'S x1·y SH 0 P, A.'°D
AROl'T 470 t""EET IXl..AN'D
F'RO:\I ~AID ('OAST HlGH·
WA\', IS TllF. WLST 1''EW-
l'ORT REAC'lf AREA.
ht.'Brd .
For rurthPr particulars rt-fer·
l'nCP i~ made to aaid application
whi('h Is on (l\e 'In o(ficf' of the
CommiN1lon at the abovt.' addre~
for public inspection.
RAYMOND R. REED.
Assistant St~crrtary
Orangf' County Planning
Commission.
No. 22!'>-Tlmes.
Publish Sf'pt. 11 . 1951 .
XOTIC'E OF S ALE IN Bt'LK
TO \VHO~{ IT ~tAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to the provisions of SE>C·
tk>n 3440 of tht" California Civil
Code, that Della..s Palmer, who.!le
address is 405 Af Strt"et, Balboa,
California, Intends tor.tell to Rich·
ard A. Df'nt a nd Katherine S .
Dent, who!i address is care Bal-Notict• ls hereby ~1ven that pur-
suant to Stttion 19, Ordinance No. boa Inn C <', Balboa Inn Annex,
J:il, Oranl'l" County, California, u Surf et Main Street, Balboa, Call-
amrndcd, 8 publh .. ' hParlng w1 1l bf' fo mla, all or t ht" peraonal proJ>('rtf
heW by lhl' Ora.oge County Plan· dest"ribed gt•ntra!Py aM Collow11 : nin~ Con1mi"'-":on on UIN' Vorlancro AU of the-•1.JX'k In trade,
Prrmtl Application No. uv.371. furnilUtP, fixtures and t"qulp·
or c . E . Kadane and Son.a. re-, ment (excl'pt the juke box.
questing a variance to the UM> 2·hole electric Ice cream star·
rt-gulatlonit or the R4. Suburban age box, cofft"t' making equlp-
R f'sidential District, to permit the ment and cigarette vending
drilling of 2 oil we lls. One well machine). localed In and about
will be located approxlmat('ly 470 the cafe known aa Balboa Inn
• • • rt. from thf' Coast Highway and care, which I• situated &l thl'
"O H I'VE GOT YOU !\-'EXT TO MY SKIN thP othf'r approximately ~ ft. premiaea and addreQ known
SO CLOSE. YOU'RE A PART OF ME . " therefrom.· The attachf'd Jetter u Balboa Inn Annex, Surf at Ye~. lad1e~ . -. fa.ll is here, skirts are a trine aetUng rorth. the methods or drill· M&.ln Street, Balboa I Newport
longer ... the frost creeps ~ams the pumpkin. Ing and operating is made a part Beach), Orang~ County, Calt·
Fa._<dlion decr~s the slim sil uette, ao we must or the application. All provl~ons fornla : together with the good
gird up our loins and pre e to be tithe as of the Industrial Wute Ordinance will of said business.
debutante pan tilers in poodle cloth (neatest trick wUJ be cqmplied w ith. Said prem· The date when and th(' place
or any decade.J POLLY APl•AR.£L, faithful In isea are located on lhe eut and where saJd aale l8 to be made, and
her fashion h&!I a co1nplete a.ssortment · of loin-west sldP of .. ~~r and Road the con.slderation or price for
gitdler11 : Flex.nit girdles in plain or pantie at1•1eFrosted PwnPk:lns Easement " on the northeast side such aale Is to be paid, a re on
S2: The Jet slim and trim nltmber i.s all rayQ11 a.nd $3. Embraceable of Coast H.iaftway opposit e ScptMlber 20, 1951, at 11 :00
girdle!'! I what addict thinks u p these names? 1 are S•-95. $5.95. Helene's Nut Shop, in the .outb o'clock A. M., at th.e office o f
Al.90 lol11 ol lissome lingerie by Kayser and Pandora: Such under-ea.ta Mesa area. ' F1-ed A. Wilbur, 609 First Natimr-
cover artists as nyk>n and net fancy panU in blU;k or white with Sa.Id public hearing on the el BanJt Buildln.s_. Fourth and M•ln
match :ng half s.hps: and La.n:wood or Berk.IJtire hose are good above appUcation will be beld at •lreeU, Santa Ana. CaJJfoml.a...
bran$1s to hook up witb the abOve &irdles. Peter Pan H idden 3:SO P. M., September 14, 11~1 . p Dated Auiust zt, llftl.
T reasures b:-as here too. Say now, you'll look good from the aki.D ~In the· heving and meeUn& room DAt..LA.S PALMER.
ou~ if you get your bottom laytrs at po.uy Apparel IUS Sf>wport of the Orange County PJannjng Intended VendOfi
A,.,.,, C!o~la ~ll'!Nl.. Com.mJ.aslon, Ro0M llG. Court No. 22C--Tlmes.
Rolllle Annex, Santa Ana, Calllor· PUbllsh SepL U , llllll.
~DY, HANDY 'N CANDY
~---
•
t • • •
N P\\'f'At addition to the pro--
ff'!Mional tamll3· or thfo :\'~,·1•ort
llarbor an-a IM l)r. llonald J.
GarlC'h, (). U., of Corona dt'I
~far. l>r. <'..arlch Is a crat111atf'
of th.· Pacl0<' t 'nJ,·r,.,.1t3· nt For-
""t tiro,·.-, Orrcon. u ., romph~t
ttd Ktntllt't'l th1•rf' In tlM' 11rnc•fif'I"
or Optortlf'try.
Dr. and J\1no. (iarlC'h h:t\'f' tnk·
P.n up ,.,...idPll("c• a1 7111 z fiflld·
rnrod . .\\'P., and thf' offle'P o( thr
doct or IK at 204 ('oa.•t Roulr--
\'llrd, Corona df"I )f:lr. I-Iii' praf'-
tlC"f'I l!i Jlmllf'tl to f'Xan1Jnatlon,
anal.\'!Oli~ and rt"habllltatlon ut
tht-\'bnml J.,unr.tlorut. fir• ac-
N•pt" f'hlldn-n lis "'f'll 814 gf'nf'ral
pracflf'f'.
l>r. Garl<'h Sl'n·rd ,,·Ith lhr t T,
S. Army Air FoN'PA during
\\'orld \\'ar JI In th(' !lpttlaJ
!M'n-IC'f'tll and <'Ompl.-lrd hlK f'l:lu.
('8.flon at: Pa.rin" t •nl\'PrKlfJ' ar-
IPr th" "·ar.
c. ''· cnt·acH CJR("'I .. ES J\fEF.T
Clrclt-s or the Costa Me!5a Com·
munity M('thodist Church YSCS
arr to meC'l next v.•eek. ;
Circle One v.·ill be l'nlertalnc"'J
Thursday, Sept. 13. at 12 p . m . In
thC' home of N ella Fuller , 528 W .
19th Stref't.
Six othf'r circl"s 5latt.'d to as-
semble Sept. 13 Include Circle Two,
which will have Mrs. Gallav.·as as
hostel'ls at the church at 12 p. m.;
Circle Three to gather v.·i th Mrs.
Ida Boie8, 1890 F ullerton Avt>., at
1 :30 p. 1n .; Circl~ F our, 2 p . m.,
at t he church : Cirl'IE' F ive, pot·
luck lunch£>on al noon at Clara
CtASSIFIE.D
• The Miqhty Midget bi Advertising
29-B 'Wuted
POSUIOH OPEN tOJr cr+A'••ed ~hlo 'It~ Jo'o)I
aajary aiid •h&J><e tor jiromotioe.
<lal1 Kl. 3..s:IH IM @Pt. -71
W AJTRIC8SJl:S W AR'l'lro -Ap. •----------------------"! ply <;.pe .Cod Houso. Ban-talarul. Beacon 514~. • 70.72 NEWS-TIMES -Every , Tuesday
NEWPORT BAY POST-1Wednesdays
NEWPOR['.8ALBOA PRE~ -Thursdays
Newport Bay PM/ m-In..i Ada -,_ la tlle ~
Newa-TlmM or tbe nuf'9da7 Pnm
MINlllfUM AD 18 4 UNE8
All Ctu!llned ad11 mn"t bf! pa.Id ror QM.It ta advuee ef pabllfett-.
4 Une!i l Paper $ .'15
4 Une!i 2 Papen lJiO
4 LIDe8 S Papers 2.00
'nle publlshen will not be responlllble tor more tban one lncorTeet
lneertion or Bn advertlaemcnt, reserve the right to oorrectly clu81fy
any and a.II ad~ and· to reject an}' adve rtisement not conformln& to
rules and r egulatlonJJ. Advertisementa and canceUatlone will be
accepted up t o 5 p.m. un the day prccl'ding publication.
F.xcept dea.•lline for Ne-ws -Times Is 11 a. 1n. ~londays
rhone lla.r. 1016, uk for "A.d Taker" or SMJd ad &Ad remlttanee to
NF.Wl'ORT HAJlROR PUBLISIQNQ CO.
!21 I Ralbna Rivet., Newport BN.t-.h, C.Ufomla.
11)-Buslo""" Gulde
PQMPLlllTlll BOUBll CLEA.MlNO
aerrtce. l'urntture and rup
alwnpooed. ,.,... -teo-
ll'ully Inouttd.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
514 · 29th St. Newport Beach
Beacon 6111 72tl'c
For Venetian Blinds~
Shades aud Drapery Hdwe.
THE SHADE SHOP
Free estimates Ph. Har 884
NE\VEST MODEL Sf'th Thoma.,
Newest Model
Seth Thomas Metronomes
JW'l t Arrived.
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
817 Coast Hiv.·a}'. Corona del Mar
70t rc
~ VACUUM CLEANERS
Electrolux and others, $6.9~ up.
100 to choosr f rom.
HANK'S Vacuun1 Clcan<"t Co.
001 S. Milin Sl., Sanl8 Ana_
Kimberly 3-2968
70tfc
1 Z--Bulldlng Servlcell
DON K. BUTTS
Lie. General Contractor
Residential-Commercial
Remodeling
Phone Beacon &406-W
J7ttc
PAPER HANGING
& Painting, Spray Painting
Kenneth Quarry
1151:5 Santa Ana Ave .. Co8ta. Mesa
Phone Beacon 560-i
158c~7H
WILL DO that work you
want done -Jack of. all
trades-maintenance work.
Have tools and mixers for
any job.
Call BILL Beacon 6451 -W
~7c68H
FISHER
Drafting Service
916 C..onst H ighway, Harbor 2443
Cnt:ona del Mar
89p71
INTER!O~ -l!lXTER!OR
EXP. DRUG a•d Cosmetio O!ri.
Gunderson Dnlg. 117 Ka.in SL,
Balboa. PJl. Harbor ~1~. 70c72
CAR HOPS-!'!xper1enced. Steady.
Dwight's OM'Vr--ln, Cout High·
way 101 A: 39, Huntington Bet\..
69<71 -..,.------HOUSEKEEPER -Compa_nton
for middle age lady, Uve )n .
R4>ferrnce8 required. For tnt!r~
vle\v ¥:rite Box B, this paper.
69p71
MAN OR WO:h.f Ar;, must be o\l'er
21 to wnrk S::1.t. & Sun. Hrs. 10
to 6. F oun tain. F inney'&, 2200
WC'st Oc-ean Front, Newport
Bea.ch. 70c72
WAJTRE~ WANTED. Apply
Norton' Bay Shore Cal~. Ph.
Bea.con 5 5. 10c12
GENF...RAL HOUSE\.\'ORK and
child <-arc. Tv.•o young l"hildrt.'n .
Beacon 6737 .J. 70p72
SO-Sale, Miscellaneous
STO&E f{xturl'll, prac. new , wall
ca.sea, ccunter&, misc. All have
a dju.<rtable shelv<'s-. Bargain. Call
O""'ner , Beacon 6990. 6.ftrc
lRONRJTE I R 0 N ER, platform
rock<'r, paint and household
articles, 1951 ~ak lng 5 hp. out-
board m otor -.'llh gas can. 514
E . Ocee.n Front, Apt. J, Balboa.
Ph. Harbor 3238. 60p74
FOUR BU RNER gas P.ange. apt.
si:ze. Blue brkrst . set, pPdestal
table, 4 chairs, chrome; 1 twin
bed, fibre rug 8 x 10. All excel.
condition. 61 t • Poppy, Corona
del Mar. 68c70
Somebody Wants
That used turnlture, bric-a-brac,
paintings, etc., now ta.king up
8pa.ce In your garage. F ind a buy-
er with a clustfled ad In the
Newa-Tlmu, Poet , and Press com·
blmltio n. Just Phone Harbor 1618,
FUR JACKET. Amer ican broad-
"fc Murtr)·'s homr. 236 E . 20th St.; 12-.Building Servitts
Circl" Sevf'n. 7 :30 p. m v.·ith Ann 1 -'-~~::.::;;:;,::...o;.o;._:..~~-----
PAINTING
LICENSED -INSURED
tail. H at and bag to match. $75.
Good condition. Bt'>aeon 6288 .. W
evenings. 69p7t
Lilllf', -193 Flower St.: C1rcll' Tt-n. PAINTING
7 :30 p. 1n. With Bernice Hadley,
1965 W estminster Ave>. EARL SHEFLJN
Members or c;,c10 K;nc wHl ,
mPC'l Monda y, Sl"pl. 10. at 6 :30 273 Palmer St., C<wta Kem
p. m . for suppE'r al thr hon1e of Bea. Mti7-:U: 94c9
Ma nna F isher , 360 E . 23rd St.
HelPn J.f eyer!, 346 E . 19th ~t ..
will receive Circle E ight on \Ved·
nesday, Sf>pl . 12. at 7:30 p . m .
Rt:Tt"RSS HO:\t;E
1-·frs. ~t ina Ives, 31~ Anade. Bal-
boa, Is at hPr hn1nr> afl1•r spending
the 11un1n1rr in Pa.SS<lt>na . whil•·
relat ives occupied her home hC're.
REALTY TIPS
I ••--" '•r• -6~0•6 ,,_MN
.. l>on't !lliP.f' a mind rt'aclrr about
tladlug PROPF.RTY, M"f>
FITZMORRIS REAi.TV C'O."
., 11 /'tltl'l'I\ 11111
Sympson & Nollar
PAINTING & DECORATING
"The Best Money Can Buy"
51 2 -38th St., r;ewpott Beach
PHONE HARBOR 2404
52tfc
C. L. KIRCHNER
General Contractor
New Residential &: Commercial
Remodeling & Rt.'palring 1
N,w homei:t open fo r lnspf"ct~n .
Call H arbor 1164-~t ./
62tfc
CARI) PARTY
Patience Wright chapter of lhe
Daughters of the A merican Re vo-
lution or Laguna Beach will .!lta ge
a public bridge and canasta party
at Dana Point, St>ptember 20.
12 :30 noon for the benefit of th('
chapter. T he evf'nt v..•ill be held at
the home or past rPgcnt Mrs . J ohn
Holland. Kinkaid, 403 Valencia
Place.
A dl'ssert course will be S<'rYrd .
Door and table prlzf's av.·arded. ------
RETl 'RSS HO~fE
~lrs . Ella Ge>t!ldnf'r, 217 -33rd
St., Nev..•port Beach, ret urned Sat·
urday from a months vacation at
va.rious points in Orf'gon and
Northern California .
Opportunity la lmocl<IDJ ID
Cl.ASSIFil!:D ADS
Glenn Johnston
~01 ·Slat St. Newport Beach
Harbor 2297 .J :UcU
H.H.HOLBROOK
, ' DEPENDABLE PLUMBIN.G
A Prompt
Repair Service Maintained
Phone: Barbot' 1418-W
2801 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
Wise people do read the ada.
TYPE\\'RITER, Underwood noi~
less portablf' in black case. Al·
most n ew, $50. Harbor 1486-W.
70c72
DELTA BAND SAW, 14 ". Apt.
size elec. stove. make offer .
Harbor 502 or 132-J. 121 N . Bay
-Front, Balboa I sland. 66c'71
Re.Bulls come from constant
Prilctice! An ad regularly in this
paper will produce N>Sults for you.
14-Persooals ,so.._.o.;:B~~A~p~p~Jla~nces::.:.::::_~~-
---''-~=:..-------SUPERCOLD DEEP FREE Z E
Alcoholics Anonymous A-100 frozen rooct cabinet USE'd
Write P. O. Box 205 only 5 mo. Sliding glass tnp.
Balboa Island, ~· $225 and assume remaining pay-
Pbone KimberJy 3--6393 ment:s. ~aeon 6690-W. 70p72
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKIN'G
and Ladies' alterations by ap-
pointment only. Phone Harbor
1137-R. 67c69
LADIES' a ltf'rations now bEtlng
accf'ptf"d, 431 31s t St., Newport
Beach. 68p70
22--Lost and Found
LOST ~ Tortise-shell (yC'llow,
black and v.•h ite) female Persian
kitten. 6 m o. Sat. lat, vicJnily of
Harbor Island. Reward. Har-
bor 23~-W . 68p70
28-Sitoations Wanted
For a terrifc saVJng on an
18 \I; cu. ft. freezer, phon.e
Beacon ~95-J.
, 59c72
O'KEEFE & MERRITT t9tflge-
It's· a 195J moctt'l and has lamp,
clock. lhat vanishing shelf that
n1akes a cover (o r the burners.·
A lso has griddle in the middle
and It' sthe C-P all auton1atic
\llith thf' chrome grill broiler.
Balance due on stove is $1 49.53.
Pay me cuh or take payment~
of $8.03 per mo. My Pquity frC'c
see at Rtorag<', '404 So. Spadra,
Fullerton. 9 a .m. to 8 p.m. or
Fullerton 21 52. 68tfe FINE IRONING w ill call for and
deliver . curtains.
Hf'lp with dinner parties. Phone USED G. E . REFRIGERATOR -
Mr~. Williams, Harbor '1595 be~ Gool.I condition, SGO. 20~ Coral,
fore 10 a.m . or after 6 p .m . BaJboa Is land. 69cjl
87p69 PRAC . N EW 8' Hotpoint Re frtg.
$19~. O'Kel'fe & 1'fcrritt, f·bm.
GEN. HOUSEWORK, Sl.25 per hr. range, Sli5. Both $350. U.s<"tf
R esult.8 come from constant Best of references. Own trans· 9 mo. Call bclwe<'n 5 le 7• Har.
Prac t ice! An ad regularly in this portation. No telephone. Uve In 1057.R . 70<-72 •
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paper will produce N'SUll.8 for you. Harbor AN'a. Box C•l this
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~AST way
to cook •••
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That old saw about a watch..! pot is another
thing which has been out-dated by mod•m
electric ranges. or courw, you don't have to
wttch anythln1 cooking on an electric range-
but it'• eooklng fut. you may be sure.
Electric heat Is fast heal If •prinp Into
,action u .OOnu you ftick the switch, ollmbs
to the right temperature at once, stays
, riahl lhere until lhe food is lhoroughly coo~
II saves tlme,..ancl that's mighty Important
, on on "'1oryday job like cooking.
II Isn't a rna«erof 90tti11Jopeed ..-rds'-
11'1 jut conv~nl.and elllclent to get your
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PAGE & ·<" u:rr. U, 1Nl MANY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF REAL tSTATE LISTED IN TfllS SECTION NEWPORT Ml.BC>A
JO;WS ·TllllG! . ~
r""l~----------....... :1M-Maslral, Radio .• A. I AD I sPINET Pi,.t.NO, IV out balance
'1iiiiii"=-.;;;;111~~~ I · .-. AnOlhq · 8pin•t. ba1. 1387 ·-Kimbal made Spinet, $49>3. See
OW' U9t of returned ~ntals and ,.._ .. DANZ-SCIDIIDT
PHOl'OC R-1818 to place
your want ad on this pa.re.
MORE
CLASSIFIED
ON PAGE FIVE
Si-Wanted to Boy
WANT TO B.UY a second hand
portable typewriter. Harbor
1146-W eveti. 62ttc
~Household Goods
ABC WASHER -19~1 model,
auto. That Is No. 1 on Con·
aumer·s r eport an<t used it
only 2 mos. Haa the agitator
anr1 It's a beauty. Balance due
on it h; S2"5.64 and It still hu
a guarantee on IL. Ca.sh ol" take
pymtJI. or SI J.23 per mo. Can
have n1y equity free. See at
storage, 40~ So. Spadra, Fuller·
.ton, 9 a .m . to 8 p.n1. or phone
Fullerton 2152. 68tfc
MATCHED STUDIO C 0 UC H
1makes ~dl and platform rock·
er, ice box 150 lb. I and portable
manglC' with own table. All good
cond lt!on, reasonably p r.1 c ed.
1919 Santa Ana Ave., Costa
Me8a. Bt'&COn 5830-J. 70c72
DREXEL to;RENCH Provincial
Bffchu<l din. rm. tbl.. S ch ., desk
le ch .. $395. 1 dbl. box 1tpr. A:
mat., 11tttl frame &: cute rs, $50
5 pr. new nylon curtains, $50. I
portable radio. $15. Port. type·
writer. 200 lbs. new flagstone.
Call betw. 5 de 7, Harbor 1057-R.
70c72
MOVING THIS WEEK -Practi·
cJt.lly ne)V 3·pc. sectional {cost
S2~l. only Stoo: Blonde 5-pc.
bdrm_ suite. lge. G. E. refrig •.
blonde Chesterfield &: matching
c~ir. Prac. new stove. Brand
new blonde % bed. Roll-away
bed. New drapes, curta ins, chest
of drawers. Book cases. Tables.
Call Mrs. Lawrence. BeM!on
5845-J. (Mesa. Traile r Park.)
70c72
BIG PIANO STORE, 100 bar-
1~· 620 N. Maln, Santa Ana.
corner-'th Street. i
GOOD PRACTICE PIA NOS, $-49,
$81, $83 and up. Let the kid·
dies learn. Pay but $5 ~r mo.
2 yr. exchange at full value.
DANZ·SCKMIDT BIG PIANO
SALE NOW ON. Santa Ana,
520 No. Maln, corner 6th.
REPOSSESSED! Beautiful Elec·
trlc Organ. Famous make. For
church or home. Pay out ha.I·
ance. Big saving. Like new.
DANZ • SCHMJDT PIANO and
ORGAN CO.. Santa Ana, 520
No. Main, comer 6th.
GRAND PIANOS. Big Summer
Sale now on Steinway, Mason
&: Hamlin. Knabe, Chickering,
Chase. Wurlllzer, Sohmer, F INh ·
er and many others. Some new,
80me used. Price.! start at $395
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO ..
520 No. Main. Santa Ana.
SLIGHTLY USED Spin£>l Plano.
Nationally known make In p<>r·
feet condition. Tt'rn1s. $47.50
down and $17.02 prr n10, at
Shafer's Music (Since 19071 , ·121
N. Sycamore, Santa Ana. Kinl-
berly 2·0672. 59tfr
RENT A CLARINF.T, tru1npc·t or
olhf'r band instrumrn t f11r Sr> a
month. Rental applif's on future'
purchase at SHAFER'S MUSIC
CO. !Since 1907 ~. 421 No. Syc·a·
mor£>, Santa Ana. KI. 2-0672.
RENT A PIANO for only $5 per
month. Rental applle9 o n futurt>
purchaae at SHAFER'S M U·
SIC CO. <Since 1907) 421 No.
Sycamore , Santa Ana. Klmber·
ly 2-11672. .
COME IN, Hl!:AR and PLAY new
Hammond Chord Ors-M.11. No
music le880ns necessary. Any·
on~ can play this instn1ment.
DANZ· SCHMIOT PIANO Md
ORGAN CO., Santa Ana, 520
No. ~lain, com er 6th.
RENT A PIANO. S~ per mo. All
term rent allowed when vou
buy. DANZ • SCHMlDT, s.a'nta
Ana. 620 N . Main.
ID-Business l?I>P?rtunlties
COMPLETE CABINET SHOP for
sale. 'Good location. Sacrifice
Beacon 6914-W. 68c70
41--Storee utd Offlees
IN CORONA DEL MAR-
Attractive store 12 x -40 l.n new
MAH(X;ANY CHEST, sideboard, bldg. Excell ent location oppo-
drop leaf table, dre681ng table, Bile All-American Market. $75
aewing rocker, lamps, museum month.
pJeces. Har. 2008-M. 68c70 W . ---------. . E. Fisher, Realtor
. -~ s'S-Beats;~ r• ••• •
Chrysler Engines •
Used
Crowns -Royals
See John Harvey
at Seacraft
825 COAST ffiGRWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
PH. BEACON ~771
94Uc
18 PT. CHRIS CRAPT llJ><!ed boat.
Chrys. Ace. A·l mech. cond. $1450
Ft'ee sUJf ~ental for boat. offered
for 11ale up to 28 tt.
WLzard A: Rowboat.a for Rent
Ken Scott's MobU Marine Dock
Ne.xt to F erry Landing, Balboa
Harbor 2720 59tfc
WANTED -UM:d, e-xcelle.nt con·
fhtlon. med. 1ize paddle boa.rd.
Harbor 2171. 70c71
JOHNSON
Outboard Motors
The only factory • appro ved Sales
and Service Station in the New·
port Harbor Area.
South Coast Co.
Newport Blvd. at 23rd St.
Harbor 2600
53tfc
HA VE YOU seen the new 16 foot
Wlncraft fibre glau c & b In
cn.ii8ef'. lnboard o r outboard.
lAtest design. A beauty. Abo
12 • 14 • 1& rt. p1ut1c bait tankll.
110 hp. Mercury Hurricane mo--
tor, prac. new. Raclng prop.
102 E. 18th SL, Coeta M.eaa.
Beacon 8662. 69p71
DON'T . Dl!l.A Y. CALL TODAY
. . . tor an ad· 1n lha uni, Cl&all·
bed 8ect:lon of the
BIG THFLJ:E-f-
N-TIDI-. -t and tha
" OVJ:R :11.600 TION 18
THiii A!fBWJ:RI
I ERNIE SMITH, Associate
916 Coa.st Bl vd. Harbor 2443
Corona del M ar
69tfr:
STORE FRON'TAGE on Palm St.,
Balboa. In new Ruby Bldg. bet.
Balboa Blvd. and Ocean Front.
About 2-400 11q. ft. with 3 front
entrances. W ill fin ish to sui~
tenants. :514 E . Ocean Front,
Apt. 1, Balboa. Ph. Harbor 3238.
60c 7-I
OFFICE SPACE, 12x20, down·
stairs location, corner of Paint
Ir: E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Ph.
Harbor 2821. 48ltc ,
4~Wutted to Rent
RELIABLE FAMILY with rt>f£>r·
encea. wish 3 bdrm. houSC', Un·
furni8hed on year's lrase. Four
adult11, one child. Harbor 19· w.
6&70
BAY SHORES -Yearly! Phys!·
cian and w ife. 2 bdrm., 2-car
gar .• home. B('. 6793. 68p70
WANT -Unfurnb1h£>d 3 bedroom
house in C . D. M . Two adults
a.nd 2 girls, 10 & 1-1 yrs. Phone
evenings, Har. l ~7l·RK. 70c72
Re8Ulta come front constant
Practice! An ad regularly in lhls
paper will produce resultl'i for you.
~A~en~ .'!_~d H'!,Olle!I
TO MAY 1st .. 1 bdrm. cot tag~.
Roomy, quiet, C'lean. good beds
Ga.r. Owner 1009 East Balboa
Blvd., Balboa. 6&70
W (NT ER RENTALS PENIN·
SULA. Furniahl'd 2 and 3 bdrm.
a.pta., close to school. Refrlger·
ator. Utilities Incl. Avallabl~
Sept. 17th, $1 5 and $20 wk. Ph.
Harbor 1270.\V. 81Uc
OCEAN VIEW FURN. APT. Pen.
Point, sultablt> tor 1 or 2. Win·
ter $M Mo. "Ulilltlel!I and gar.
lnc. Harbor 2001-J . 64tfc
BALBOA ISLA.ND Furn. 3 Bdrm.
New. Year le.&8e or winter rent·
at Reuonable lo right party.
Call L. A. OL. 1088. Mp70
TWO BDRM. turn. bay front apt.
in Balboa. Winter re.nlal.. $73
mo. SepL l~ -June l!i. Pbonot
Harbor 304. 17c72
THREE BDRM., Z ba\11 tum. hoe.
1'rom. oct. 1 to Jan. or P'eb. 1sl..
1190 mo. 1.17 Coral, -· bland. 68<70
l!'OR RBNT -Wlntor or ymly.
l;O.,,q 4 bdrm. --I ddlm. flu'nblled apt. and 1
--. -apt.~ , ... J. 10cT2
\ ,
LIDO ISLE
Smartly fllmtohed 1 and 2 bed·
room apartment. wt.th garage.
S.pt. 14 to Juno l~lh. 1 bedroom
(tWin bedaJ S7G mo,. 2 bedrms
JIOO mo. All utlUll .. paid. Ideal
for .chool teachen or prote11·
slonaJ people.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido Harbor 1600
Newport Roach, Calif.
Mille
. PRETTY As A ~ICTURE
Distinctive and charming 3 tiQr)n. roatlc ranch type
home, 2 yn. old. Hail heavy shake root, fireplace,
o beam ceilings, large picture wlodowe and la beau·
tifully landscaped. One of the Jovelieilt homes lo
Newport Heights, $12,750.
Homey Small Ranch -3/4 Acre
SANDY LOAM SOIL. Ideal for gardening. Lots
of room for chickene. 2 bedroom house, double
gar. 5 yrs. old. An attractive comfortable home.
Well located. Really a wonderful buy, $7,995.
BEACON HILL REALTY
I
486 NeY.'port Blvd. (above Arche-8) Ph. B. 0713-R or Eves. B. 6632-W
Bay Front Income·
8 Unit. completely turn., 70.ft.
Bay Frontag-e.. 3 2 bdrm., 2 bath
apte and 3 1 bdrm. apt.a. Finest
locaUon tn Bay area. Shows
good Income. Price S87,50d. Con-
etder part trade.
Bayshores-
View Home
New 3 bdrm. 2 bath home ~·Ith
fine view of Bay. Betit construc-
tion. Fireplace, forced air heat,
attractively decorated, lots of
tile features, tar~ rooma. Thi~
Is one o f the outstanding floor
plans: in th~ area . Price $22,500.
$4,950 Down
\VINTER or yearly-Balboa Pen·
lnsula. 3 bdnn .. hdw. fJ ., tire·
place. garage, out.aide shower,
laundry room. furnace. thenno
controlled, lUe kit. &: blh., new·
ly turnlahed.
Batchelor Apt., gt.rage. thermu.
controlled furnace, tile balh &r:
kit. Outside shower. Thl11 ta a
honey.
BALBOA ISLAND
Charming 1 story ranch house with rustic fireplace
and exposed rafters. 3 bedrm. 2 baths PLUS a
'4.J~w 2 bdr1n. home on Lldo Isle.'
Private pal:o, fireplace, furnace
heat, bar· type kitchen, gl&M
enclo:!!ed tub. F'ull price $1 5, 750.
Apartment, extra lg. bdrm., ther·
mo. controlled furnsce. Tlle
Hhower a.nd k it. &autlful liv.
rm., hdw, Cl., garage, out.aide
s hower, pvt. patio. Thill ls nice.
Cail week ends, 1753 Playa del
Sur . 69c71 I
1 ·bedrm .. apt. for guest house. Sheltered patio. . ' Separate bather's shower and dre88ing room. Hot·
point dishwasher. $16,750 Furnished
STANLEY HADFIELD, Realtor
~EA RLY -2 bedroom duplex, un· 1 216 Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 20
6Pc71 furn~hed. Gar11.ge, Near both • HC'hOOls. 2265 Clay, Cliff Haven. _____________________ .:.._ ____ _
$7250 For Information Phone Harbor I
1297 ·R. 6 t trc
w1NTER RENTAL -PENIN-1 Full Price
SULA _ Furnished single apt .. I Clever 2 bdrm. colta.i:e near OCt>an
available In Sept. '8 week. Utll. and bay. Sparkling new-Let
incl. Adults only. Phone Har· I us prove Ila the best buy in the
bor 1270-W. 6lt!c Bay area.
GREENLEAF & ASSOC.
BALBOA ISLAND I BUILDER ~ REALTOR
STOP
BIG DEAL
Brand new 3 bdrm. hon1 e. Hwtl .
floors. f1rcplaC'e, well plann('{I,
garagP, large lot, good construc-
tion. Euy lerm8, full price only
$9250
BUY OF THE YEAR
3112 Newport Blvd., Harbor 2552
HoU3C'$ and Apt.a., yearly or 11ea· I-------------
sonaL See Gall carney, wltl. 1 55--Mone to Loan NELDA GIBSON :;.:;.....:.==Yc..:c~="'--·----Lovely 3 bdrm. home on Co•l• Mesa'e tnoal exclusive street.
REAL ESTATE LOANS For Homes Broadway. Clo.., In . Perfect
308 Martne, Balboa lilL Har. 602 fl '/. -20 yr. Loans condillon, gleam In~ hwd . floor!-!, --------~---6_9_tt_c I CONSTRUCTION LOANS breakf88l are a , nice bac k yard,
THREE BEDROOM Furn. House.
Large fenced In baC'k yard. Cloae 1
to school. Harbor 32.f5. 69p7.f 1
al 5-511i'fri (14. yrs.) all fenced. l ~ yrs. old-
\V E BUY AND SELL NOW· LOOK
sE~R~~~ ~:.:;:iLsER $10,500 full price
FURNISHED 1 bdrm. apt .. lx"low 141~ COAST BLVD. $2WO down •
highway, cloee to ahopplng di11t . Corona del Ma.r Harbor 1077-J G, I. 4•; loan "''Ith pyn1ts. of $~7
in Corona del Mar. $7 5 month I Rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE CO. which Include taxes and ins.
yearly. Phone 107 7.J or 1 ~20·J. Metro Llfe ins. Fund.a Kl 3·f>180
6&70 $2500 Down
ALSO
3 bdrnt. 2 bath. Excellent floor
plan. Out.standing colors lhru·
out. Forced air heal, fireplace
and patio, Loads of storage
space and built-Ins. Price
$22.500.
GREENl~EAF &. ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
31 12 Nt-wpo rt Blvd., Harbor 2552
CLIFF HAVEN
T HREE Bdrm. !tnd Den Ranr h
Type Horne. Heavy ghake roof.
forced a ir heat, 2 baths, lots of
tile, lge. dbl. gar., patio. Just
completed on large view lot
$26,f>OO. Terms.
SEE 2362 · 15th St., Open Sun. 1-5
Home -Large Lot -Unobstruct·
ed Harbor vlew-2 bdrms., hwd
floors. Flagstone fireplace. en·
closed barbecue. Large living •
dining room facing ~arbor. Fur·
nace he.at, dbl. gar. Only $18,000
Shore Cliffs
DI;-;( incl Iv£> new 3 bdrm. home, 1 ~
baths, p('ggt'd hardwood floors.
Lots or tile a nd many ext ras.
Large patib. Cho ice location on
\~:ide lot for 'gracious living.
$24.500.
Corona del Mar
------------I LOANS TO BUlLD, IMPROVJl.
BALBOA ISLAND -Furnll'lh£>d 2 BUY, MODERNIZE. OR
bdrm. a.nd gara.ge. New. Year REFINANCE
G. I . RESALE---2 bdnn. stucco,
dbl. gar., R·2 lot. Pyn1ta. On ly
On Rt'dlands AvC'., Newport Hght.c;. s:.:-i per mo .. includ. taxes. 4 ".'/,.
3 bdrm. G. I. resale, 1 yr. ol<l . Int. a.nd Insur. Why pa.y rent ?
lt'ase or winter rental. Rea.son · We Buy Trust Deeds
able to right party. Har. 1123-J . 1 NEWPORT BAL.BOA FEDERAL
. 68p70 I SAVINGS " LOl.N ASSN.
-------------3333 Via Lido Ph. Har. 1600
FURN. \Vinler and Year Around.
Hwd., fireplace. 2-car gar. land· Se(' this, it won't la.st at only
scaped, lots of likeable features. $10,500. ~
Payments leSA than rent. $66 1
per mo., Includes taxes and ins. W. E. FISHER, R C'altor-Bu\ldC'r
Full price only-'ERNIE SMITH, Realtor Associate
•
"ISLAND OF LOVE?''
That is what a pretty w.aitreBS in one of our fine
restaurants claims -we!J could be.! At leaat"'We
think you will fall in Jove with one of the follow-
ing:-
• A 2 bdrm.
• A 2 l;ldrm.
$16,500.
beach house for only $10,750.
beauty · completely refinished,
• A 3 bdrm.. 1 V" bath, next door to beach,
$15,900.
• A 4 bdrm. 2-batb jiome well localed, deco-
rated in excellent taste-probably the Is-
land's Top Buy $23, 750.
We can finance to fit your budget.
NELDA GIBSON, Realtor
•
306 Marine Ave. Balboa Island, Calif.
Phone Harbor-502
68<:70
RANCHO MODERN
2 BEDRM. Shake roof home. 1 yr. old on a lge.
lot near 16th & Tustin in Costa Mesa. Price $7950
Smail down payment will handle.
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
3~ Marine Ave., Balboa Island Harbor 2042
69c71
CONSIDER TRADE
Charn1lng Balboa Island home in best area. Nol {leY.'.
but unusu&lly attractive In decoration and arrangenient
-quaint provincial papers and' soft 111ellow colors.
(See LA T imes Home section, Aug. 5th I There are three
bdrms., large living roun1. dining roon1 and large l\itchen
and basement. Two nicely landsCaped lots. Would con·
sider smaller home as part pa)·ment. ['refer Balboa
Island or Corona del Mar.
BAY & BEACH REALTY
1450 Balboa Blvd. Jlarbor 126.f
BALBOA ISLAND
Bay Front Home ~ Income
Large South Bay Front home -5 bdrms.. 2 1 0
baths, plus 2 bdrm. apt. Finest corner location,
Pier and float. Priced to Seil.
Wm. W. SANFORD, Realtor
Park Avenue at Marine • Balboa Island
Harbor' 2462
68c70
Nearly new l , 2, 3 bdrm1 apts ..
Bay front, private bt'ach. Auto.
wuhera, garage&, mod. Appl.
Inq. 4010 River Ave., Newpor:t
&&ch. Phone Harbor 2i>62 ·M.
57-Real Estate Wanted $12,500 916 Coast Blvd. Harbor 2443 1---------------------------
Corona del Mar
89tfc
WANTED-H OUSE or INCOME.
3tl' aailboat a.a down payment.
Value $3,950. Call Mrs. Ahretl.l!I. 3 Harbor 245l·M. 12lfc
1280 Square Feet
bdrm .. firt'place, large bdrms.,
full slae dining room, lge. kitch· .
en, pullman tiled bath. 11.000 'I
68c70
Corona del Mar
Today's Best Buy
in Corona del Mar
'
Costa Mesa
BARGAIN
Unflni.shed house. A little work
w ill make a nice hflme, large lot.
BALBOA ISLAND
\Ve have apartments &nd hoUBes-
. Available tor winter .euon or
yearly leaae.
Wm. W. Sanford
REALTOR
Park Ave. at
Balboa .lolqd
Marlne
Harbor 2'62
f>9tfc
YEARLY UNFURN. 1 bdrm. apt.
with gar., floor furnace. water
softener. Near Beach, $60 mo.
1000 W. Balboa Blvd. H arbor
3277 or Ha.rbor 890·M-64lfc
BALBOA PENINSULA OCEAI':
VIEW, tum. apt. suitable for
couple. Winter, $55 mo. Yearly
$65. Utilities and garage Inc
Harbor 2001·J. 64tfc
TWO APTS. Now available. ALSO t
room and bath by day or per·
manent. 514 E . Ocean Front.
Apt. 1, Balboa. Ph. Har. 3238.
80c74
51-Trailers
Trailer Storage
$4 per Month
Protected by 6-foot fence. TRAIL-
ERTOWN, 327 W . Wilson, Costa
Mesa. Ph. Bea. 5016·M (approv·
ed by Auto Club & AAA)
69<:72
AliiOiiiotive.
STATION WAGON -F ord. late
"16, beautiful shape. Only tam·
ily use. Extras. It you hav£>
been trying to find a clean one.
you won't be disappointed. Prl·
vate party. 542 Fullerton Ave .•
Newport Beach. 68lfc
·;g PACKARD CONVERTIBLE-
Excellent condition. o ~ I g I n a I
owner. Radio, heater, life·guard
F URN. 2 bdrm. h.se. L..rge living tubes, electrical clutch windoWB
room. Utll. pd. Winte r or year· and St:'Rt, ove'f'drive. See ·at
ly. 14o:'i W .. Bay, Newport Sch. 71.f Coast H i~hway or Phone
~;;:;:•r •~· 8&70 I Bucon 8286-W, •venlng•. 89p7l
1947 STUDEBAKER Champion SPECIALISTS Slarllghl coupe. ALSO 1950 Siu· can Dina Crsla debaker Champion 4-dr. sedan
L . ood v· k Rlt Private party, Harbor 301. 81ltc mw lC , or. I Balboa la.land. Bar. 20&2 S2c64 '.f9 OLDS. 98 Conv., W . W., radio,
-------------j heal('r. I owner car. Carefully
THREE BDRM. Furn. House. 1520 1 driven, 519~. Har. 3029·W.
W , Ocean Front. Newport Bch .. I 6 8c70
$80 n10. to June 15. Harbor I
23s.a or Alban 3773. 69c?l 195? CHEV. 2-door, perfect con·
Y d1tion. Barf'll:,. used. MW!l sell
l Only 8600 mile\, cannot beat lb!!; Bay Front Renta S bargain. s12 • 38th SL, New-
Furn. 1 bdrm. apt. Private beach, port Beach . Ph. Har. 24CM . 70ttc
winter $75. Also 2 bdrm., 2 bath,
fireplace, Sl2!i. Slightly higher
by year. Har. 2M2 or evea.. Har.
2914-)t. 69t.fc
BALBOA-Bay _Ave.
aJ. attrac. turn. 2
$75 mo. Plue util.
bor 327T.
" winter re.nt-
bdrm. patio,
Phone Har·
70c72
BEAUTIFUL 2 bdrm. home, un·
fu.mlahM, 2-car glU'&ge, large
patio. No pe!JI or children, $146
mo. 2141 Kinp Road: Newport
Holghta. Beacon 103G-J. 70p72
YEARLY LEASE -Corona del
Mar, fU.m1sbed aln&~ apt. one
month tree fttlt exrb.anced tor
~eeoraUng. Ph. Har. 0427-MK.
70.72
Il'IV1: RM. -. --wtlll pnp.. N-.. ocaa. IM mo.
y~ .... ll lDI • -lit., Now'""' 8'111! fOpTJ
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LA TE '50 Custom Mercury 8-pasa.
Coup<., radio. ht"'aler. 0 . D. Prl·
vate party, $1875. Box D this
pap<r. 70p72
4S·A-Traller i;pace
TRAILER SPACE
cloafe lo shopplng, otf1 the Hiway,
$12 to 116 mo: C&brWo Court,
140 Cabrlllo St .. Coot& MOIL
44-Roonm for Rent
NEWLY Docor&ted Roonui, goo'! --Transient double ................ 1 2.!iO kttnthly ____ _::_ _____ :._ ____ $30.0Q
Do.lly maid .. .-.tee. 123 • llSlb
Newport Beach. Pboiie Harbor
0&411-W. aocH
PERMANSNT week. 11 rmtaJ.
aleoplnc room. Priftto entrance.
o-..., JlO per, -IL Blue TC111
M.oto1, 401 Newport Bhd.. New
portllffch -I I __a·mq.s ... are rwt "1 tea+ --·-.to-. -.
'
TWO BEDROOM HOME on ONLY $3,200
brick fence. 1 % baths, patio, S~OOO down buys attractive two
Bar·b-q, 5 yrs. old . Plenty of bdrm. home wi\h garbage dis·
R·2 Lot. Space in front to
bu 11 d additional dwelllng.
Nice yard, Patio and Bar·
bt'que. $9,750. Terms. value. Underprlced at-posal and dl8hmuter. Excep·
TWO BDRM., good location, wiU
trade for Sanla Ana house to
value or $5,500. Might assume
small difference. $12,500
Phil Sullivan
C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson
490 Newport Blvd.
Ph. Bea . 6698 or
Coala Mesa
Bea. 5{.§8-J
Harbor 3157-W •
6&70
YOU ARE
looking for a home, a lot or
some real estate. Why not
save gas, wear and tear on
the body and your valuable
time by coming to LIDO
ISLE HEADQUARTERS.
Her~ we have au lhe worthy.•hlle
good listings on LIDO I&"t.E.
Stich as brurl new 2 bedroom
homes. al8'0 3 and 4 bedroo1n
hontes priced to sell.
BA YFRONT homes a s well as
chaice buildlng Jots both on the
waterfront or oft C8J'1 be had
at realistic prices. Here on
LIDO you have private beaches,
-clubhouse. tennl11 courts, sewers,
utilities underground and values
that are real. COME, LOOK!
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido
Newport Beach, Calif.
Harbor 1500
South Exposure
67c69
A residence location ·hu extra
vaJue -Sun.ahl.ne and VleW
value -~hen the property
faces South or opena nlcel~ to
µ.e SoUth from the living areas.
We have thue residential lot
speclala: Two .eparate view-Iola
ove?'looktng l.he h&tbor Miracle
Milo .,.... oach priced J37150 .
One • la GO x 9l feel, Ofte la
all " 1.15 led. Goo'1 -th .... _.....
Two 90 " 121 feet lot. on ~th stnel llMt of Oranp Aw,
Coota KO-. oach •i4M. •
. 9-11•atllarilarN
J. A.~ BE!!lK OF'F'ICEi
tiona.lly ~ell decorated. Cozy
fireplace, large 2-car ga.r., red·
wood fenced yard. Full pric_e-
$10, 7~.
For this and other good buys now
SEE
TOM PAYNE
310 Coast Hlway, Corona dcl Mar
Phone Harbor 2774
6&70
Near
S. A. Country Club
THREE LARGE BEDROOMS-
H uge, Jiving room, thick carJ}f't·
ing throughout. Payne forced
a ir heating, cheery barbt>que
house, ext1·a 111.rg e: garage, cano·
pied plant a.rea.a . 'iii a.ere lot
fully fencl'd. Curbod driveway.
A v0<:ado t re e 11. Outstanding
value at $14.,000. Tenns. F or
furlh('r d£>lails., Call Mr. Kemp·
ton, Harbor 1500.
P. A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido
Newport Beach, Calif.
Harbor 1500
Channel Front
SEE
Earl Chamberlain
500 Cou:t Blvd., Corona. del Mar
(Opp. Newport Harbor Bank)
Phone Harbor 2288 -. 8&70
Newport Heights
Today's Best Buy
NEW three bedroom home with
fireplace, turn ace, hardWOOd
floors, garbage disposal, double
garage.
$11,000 full price
Unobstructed View Home
2 B . R. Ma.sler B . R. ltx.20
2 bat.ha, large playroom
and sho~ 3 car gara&'e.
$5,000 will handle
Ralph P . Maskey
3411 Newport Blvd., Newport
Phone Harbor •02
56Uc
COSTA MESA
O\vner has left for good. Fine 3
bedroom hoUl'le. Fenced large Jot,
2-car garage. all appointment&.
Your Offer Conetdered
FIVE BEDROOM, furnished, 2· For Appointment to See--
story home, float. patio, barbe· HORACE B. MAZET
cue, sail boat, corner lot. fire~ 306 Marine Ave.
'place. furn., 5un deck, atlrac· I Balboa laland · Harbor 3028-J
live well arranged, e Mily con-_ 59ttc
verled to duplex. Full price ts
$25.000. Best waterfront buy I E d
available. T erms. ''3 down. Il Of Season
N. B. c. REALTY co. ' I BARGAIN 32nd ai1d N ewporl Boulevard • • •
I 68c70
"You\ house "''ill be sold if
R. L -~~e~r:;1;INE ~BROKER
_ W. U. PATIOf\', Associate
1807 Newport Ave., Costa Mes!l
Ph. Beacon 5320 68c70
Good' Financing
3 bdr(n. P eninsula horn£> on 2 lots.
Additional bedroom and bath
attached lo 2-car garage. Large
patio, completely "''a.lied. Good
heat and dl.spogal, excellent fi·
nanclng'r 5'if . s21 ,500.
1 Bay & Beach Realty
Ethel Shir ley Gloden Fay
J . M . Miller Dick Fay
1150 Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1264
68c70
Modem redwood and gla.sa
Two bdrm. and servant's quarters.
Flagstone and wood floors. Two
year8 old. ln grove of trees.
Beautiful view of the western
hills -in exclusive section -2
m1Je11 from ocean in quiet irut·
roundl.ng11. $25,000. Good term.a.
1987 lrvi'ne Ave., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5293-W
' 15Dttc
NEW 2 BDRM. BEACH HOME
I BLK. T O OCEAN & BAY
$7,250"
FULL PRICE -TERMS
Har. ~2 or Har. 2914~M Eves.
69ttc
' Bay Front Owner says "Sell!" . ' u you'r.e looking tor the rtneal ln
JUST COMPLETED
Io Exclusive Shore Cliffs
THREE BEDRM., 2 bath home
on larg<1 80xll8' lot 1860 oq.
rt. plus muonry Ja.r&Ke with
radio controlled door, hardwood
noora. Forced air turnace. Lot.I
ot tUe. Completely fettced and
lanoUcapod.
Priced at J27.IOO. % down
C&ll owner H&rlJor 2Nl..J or· aee
-at JH llhoncllfb Ro.cl.
8111•
DUPLEX -Close to good beach BAY FRONT at a rea.sonable
and school. Lower brings eleady price-let ua ihow you lhia0
tncome. Upper -.vailable now. outstanding new 4' bedroom
Needs a little work. but u la. 3~ bath pd den pome. Pano-
you get a roomy comfortable ramie view of Harbor.. fine
home wtlh fireplace and 11pe.ce · sandy beach, pier privilege,
to build a large patio. Submit Large enclOlled pa.tlo, too many
offers. feature.a to deec:ribe-May we
Balboa Realty 0-.
Rem Greeley J.-plllne Webb
!Jlllad' lilcAdoo
700 IC. Bal-Bl"'1. Sar. ll271
87cetl
y.,.., ad ·appjann, ...... alarl¥ In" U.00, _ ...
·wt.a -..------tOl!m ...... $M -al
show you ! Price $59,.500.
GREENLEAF A ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
3112 Newport Blvd., Harbor 25fi2
Newport Heights
THREE bdrm, bcKIR on. two 50 n..
Iota with ' 1.1 -~ &Wcado
tr.... .Price Jll,000. $-t,000 dn.,
SM mo. on bela.noe. •
SJ:li1 MR& R08l!NBl:RGER,
Bay View Hofel, aot PolD!, a.1-
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