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43nl YEAR-NUMBER 51 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1951 FIVE CENTS •
TARS · BOW TO OILERS AND
ANAHEIM AT He B. TOURNEY
1 Corona del Mar Summer Resident llosf! Tourney Queen
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Losing two beartbrcakers by·._ ______ _
l!lma.ll .l!ICOrea, Nrwport Harbor
UnJoo high school'& Tar bitsket-
balten were nosed out · of the fl-
nala and third place Thur~lay and
Friday evenings at the Hunting-
ton Beach h!gh echool invit.u.tional
toumament.
The g a llant ganir <•f Tars fou1tht
gamely to the end-Thursday night.
but the clock ran out on them.
leaving Huntington Beach Oile~
ahe&d t7-42. Thla win permittr<t
the. oncrs to play Bell Ga.rden:oi
Jn the finals which the Oilc~
won Friday night, 41·35. Bell
Gardem had dumped· Anaheim's
hoopstent, 4.9-'42 on Thursday eve-
ntn"°. which IPft Anaheim to take
on Newport Harbor Friday night.
Thill they did and beat the Tarl!I
by the halrbrrath score of 42-41.
Harbor's hotshot forwards. Ar-
man NetU .. s and Jim Menrton 8al-
vaged somC" hon(•r rrom the tour·
ney by bt-ini:: namt'rl to the 81l·
tourna1nf>nt tcan1 and r('tt•iving
individual llY.'nrd~. HRrb<lr alsQ
won a lrnphy ror bt·i n g: in the
flnal slx teants 1n thf' 1nC't·l.
!\ll"fltk•n lllkh
AJ(a1nst A nahcin1. ~lt·ndun wa:-
h.lgh scorer ror th•· TRrs. bai;:g-1n~
12 pomts. wh1IC' N"ttles J::Srn('rrd
l!llx as lhli i..<'<' JayrNI, t't•nter.
RobC'rt.'5 1nad(' four points and
Lll8k thrrc, while scoring-s ubs
Jackson niaclc !.'CV"n and Wetzrl
three-. Thl' Tars Jost Netll<'s on
foul=:-at Lhr half, while M('ndon
fouJe'tl out in the third quarter
and Jayred al.'M> went out on rouL'I.
,Against the Oile111, Ja,¥red. Men-
don and Roberta went out on
foul!-!, forcing the use of 1~8S cx-
pcorienced players. Coach J im Mil-
ler praised the dl"ff"nl'fve work of
WPtul '11t&inMt th(' Oilers.
Chief obstac te for the Tars
8eml-fina.I gam" with thr. Oilers
sl"E!me<I to be thf' latlcrs' height
and phyaical ability lo p:uard un-
der {l)eir own basket. The orange
and black clad lads proved too
much for consistent lay-in shqt...,
by the Tars. For big boyi. th~y
p,.ovE'd they had tremcnllowr agil-
ity.
Observe rs tho\Jght the
might have come out on top ot
lhe scoring 5prec hail l"'t>ttlcs and
Mendon or other ace caaaba shoot-
ers been allowed lo make more
long shot.II.
At half trmc, lhl' Tar~ trailed
lhe Oilers by a scorP of 15 to 22.
In thf' 11econll hair, th•.• Tars
!:('etn('d lo come to llft· and show-
ed much greater ai::gress i\'C'O<'St<
in ~l<'Rling th(' ball frnn1 thf' larg-
er Oiler!'i. Sonll" Tflr su bs ! iokcd
partit'ularly ag~rrsaiv('.
Coat'h Mill"r, analyzing the-Oile r
ga nlf', said the Tars Wt·r·c· faced
by n1u~h grcalr·r we1J::hl although
team height comparf'd favorably .
He said lhe locals W<'rt• "f>'>Oped
out" and "lrt down" by lhf' OUer
game and normally should havC'
b<'att·n the Anaheim lt•am. Lack
of sufficent good n-serv,.s 80 far
has hampered the Tars, h<' added.
When top · players foul out, the
Ta.rs must rrply on rr lativC'ly in-
experienced res1•rvc strength.
TARS ' 'C' AND 'D' TEAMS •
ROSE o·uEEN SOUTH COAST' RECEIVES·
VISITS KIN NEW CONTRACT FOR .JOB
HERE OFTEN Contract.a for five more wooden hUlJ MSB mlncswee~ra were
-awarded the Sooth Cout Co. by the Navy, It wu announced ycater-
day by Walter O. Fnnz, preoldent of the ftrm. Thia brings to nine
the number being conalnlcted hen for U . S. N&Yf me. Pretty Nancy True '111ome, 17-
year -old Paaadena City College
atudent who wu ehoan Queen ot
the 1~2 Tournament ot Roael!I
Jut week:, i• no at:rtLngtt to New-
.port Harbor area. In tact, ahe
Uves be.re jtult about every mom-
ent lhe can break away from
IChool acttvitlca.
She ll!I the granddaughter-of Mr . 1 and Mrs. Leon P. Wllllaml!I and
the niece of Mr. and Mra. C.
Lester Jones. all ' well known Co-
rona del "'tar res.ldef\l8.
~~:c~~~:::~r-:~~ ,.ITY UST
tour boata ordered by contract 1ut "'\.,
~~;:r ~~m~r~~~~;2 OKAY , RUNK
500,000 worth of ship bulldlng will
~r ~~:e~~t~:n:lyft:ec~~l flnn LINE SALE
Keels for the third and fourth
MSB's 21 and 22 of the MSB 0
cla.ss were laid Oct. 1 at South To facilitate purchase of sewer
Coast with several high ranking bonda ror comtructlon of the jolnt The blonde, blue-eyed daugtlter of Mr. R.nd Mrs. Cheater J . Thome navy officers officiating. outfall, sewer treatment plant and
The wooden craft are used for other facilitl~. the city council
harbor defense mineswei>ping. 1.s expected to mttt at an ad-
ThC'y Will be used probably In joumcd session Dec. 26 al 10 a.m .
anti-mint" work in Korean waters. to approve a resolution aulhoriz-
hu been a constllnt aummr.r and
Wet!kend visitor at Balboa Island
and Corona del Mar since she
was a toddling two-year-Old.
Nancy first learned to swim in
Ne\\'}>Orl Bay, according to her
wncle, C. Le"ter Jones. building
contractor. That talk a b o u t
Nancy being interested In archi-
tecture may have started because
ahe hu been a1'i.rays Interested Jn
construction work. he said.
A member with h'er brother.
John, 19, of Balboa Yacht Club,
Nancy has a little dinghy she
sails around the bay, Jones 81lid.
"Like all kids. ,uie h&M loved the
water here (or swiln1ning and
boatini," he added.
A good deal of the time she Is
visiting the Newport Beach ar~a~
ahe pala around IA'llh her cousin
and good friend, Virginia Jones,
also 17, who is now a Whittler
College co-ed. The two of them
have mlUlY common Interests.
Jones sairl. Whenever the Thorn-
es have been out of tOIA'Tl , in time
past, Nancy and John have often
sta)'ed with their Newport rcla-
ln artdltlon to swimm\nJ:
(Cuntlntwd on Pal'e 4)
Charges Jail
Local Couple
The contract awarded South ing sale of the city's trunk lines
Cout wu bid on by more than to Sanitation Districts fi and 6.
90 shipyards scaltef?d from hert Atty. ~an-y , Ashton, special
to the ea.stern seaboard. It Ui a counsel fO'r-d\st1·ct.s 5, 6 and ll,
fi)\ed price contract. said It \vi.Ii ~ cessary for the
The> local firm will immediately mayor and city lcrk to sign the
begin obtai.ning matC'rial.!! for con-contract which the resolution
11tructlon ot the five new mine-would authorize. ·
sweepers. Bron~ is the most dlf-"All conltacts and re.soluUon111
flcult material lo obt.aln, it was must be In order so that the bond
stated. 9.ttorneys n1a.y prepare a lran.1!1-
\\'ork c;,.,ws Inc~ script of a.II proceedings," he .ukl.
Although actual confft.ruction on "They base their opinion on the
the new contructlon on the new transcript for edification of the
contract will b(' expedited, It was pro11pective bond buyers.''
estimated that 30 to 60 days will Present plans call for the $8,-
pass before appreciably more 308,000 worth ot bonda to be sold
workers arc hired for. !.hi: job. Jan. 23. According lo Ashton the
How('vcr. an approximate 50 per only thing that might delay the
cent increase in the working crew project W-Ould be IJ the bonds did
Blaff is anticipated because of the not find a ·ready ma.rkeL Th\s
nt•w orders. South Coast now rm-prosJ>ecl is moat unlikely, he. said-,
ploys about 150 men in its yards. judging ff-om the preSC'nt bond
Hulls for the minesweepers are . market which Is strong.
constructed of cedar and mahog-1 The city'a trunk lines will ~
any. Use of wood In the hulls re· sold for $205,718 to the disltlct.8
duces the possibility of the mine· invo!ved, providing the council au·
SWC"epers being blown up by mines thorlzes such 8" la expected.
they are used lo pick up. By so dotng,Newport Beach will
The new construction will pro· have fulfilled Its part of lhe many
ceed und(>r direction of Capt. E. E . sided ~~e~ of gct~lng the sew-
Sprun~. supervisor of shlpl]ulldlng, er. pro~nder way.
Long Beach Naval Shipyards.
The local• shipbuildiJW concern Docl-Fines Ricard
during the last war worked at full 2 -
capacity to turn out t5 mine· $500 on ABC Cou11ts.
sweepers, 40 aircraft rescue boat.a, · ..._,.,.,.(
H erbert William Ford and his 15 radio-controlled bomb target Charged wllh two . co~ , ot '
wife •. Lenore Agnea Ford, both 21, boals, six PCS patrol Craft, two sellin,g·beer to mlnors, M'rs. Ethe.I
ot 220 -2oth St., Newport Beach, YT, inter ~ fr"lfhtera and Hall Ricard, 53, owner and ope. r.-~ suJlly cbll4 . " = -· 1. noe•
n• , ~fll•'Hn · m t1on to repalliiiil'--~-'
two &0-n, and ~elved ttentences to deatroyer cl&M.-.., 'terdaY paid iMo on one count. Ill
~:-· WIN . 4· BASKf1BAU.-'A•ME~~+
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Coach Jule Gaae of Newport._ ___________ ---
Harbor's batUing C and D learn~ Halftime score: Newport
today retca.st'd result.e of tht' two Garden Grove· 11 .
junior basketball contingents' Wetzel looked good on offense
games with the Harbor area Boys' .Jith Briggs and Marinez good on
club Dec. 8 and Ga'rden Gr<1Ve Dec. defense. This is the 5th straight
11. win in a games played 90 far.
The high school squadl!I won the .. 0 .. Tf"am
four gam(.'s mostly by clo~ scores ~·ewport (l6) Gardrn Gro\'t> ( 10)
except for the D game with Ga~-Diehl . . .. .. F' Barnett
~t'n Gr~;c fwtuch ended 36-10 1n Fitzpatrick ..... F ..... : ..... . Lim is
ewpor 8 avor. • 1 Neumann : ... C ... Ochoa ~oll~w1ng are the games and Talstra ... . .. G• . :· ..... Valencia
their lineups : Eggert G
"C"' Team Scoring subs: Newport -Mar-
Newport (SO) Gardt-n Gru\·e (25) tinez, Knipp, Moore, Jones : Gar-
Huber ............ F Harl den Grove -Nevria, Foster.
Siple ........... F ..... - .... Robinson Halftime .score : Newport 17,
Wetzel ............. C................ Pittser Garden Grove 2.
Briggs ............ G......... .. .. Pawell Diehl wµ outstanding on of-
Revla .... ..... ..G ................... Beal rE'!nse. Garden Grove managed to
Scoring subs: Newport -Boy-score but one field goal.
vey. 'Martinez: Garden Grove -This Is the 5th straight wln in
Howard. (Continued on Pace G)
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the county Jatl when they ap-Originally' kn<7Wn a.a the CoUln111 N_e~rt .TOWneblp J~, Oolft't.
peared In City Court. Marine Corp. until reorgailtzed in' where she appeared Wore JWJ;tice
Ford was sentenced lo 1~0 days 1933 88 South Coast Co., the firm Donald J. Dodge. H e found her
in jail wt\ile his wife received a 60-has been building shipe sJnce l908. guilty on both counts, but sua-
day sentence. In addition to Fraru:. the firm of-pended the second one.
Their children, one aged four, ficials are Leo J. Benzini, vice-She waa arrested Dec. 8 by
PRETJ'Y NANCY THORNE, l1·7ar-old Pa.dena Cltyt Oollep Atudent "'ho WU nallled Quttn of
the 63rd anntta.I Tournament of ~ parade Nf'w 1'~~ Day, ts well·lmo\\'n In Newport Beach.
ShP learned to 8\.\'lnl tn Balboa Bay, •peruh rach IJUftllDM' wttb her aunt and unclr, Mr. and !\Ira. C.
Lestt·r .Jonf'S,, ~ (l'&lldp&t'f'nts, Mr, and Mrs. Lfr.on P . WllllamA, all of Corona dfol Mar. Na.DC)' Is a
lo\'t•r of 8&illnc, swlmmlnl' and akllnl'. tM former t "'o •port:.s drawlnl' her down ht'ft' m&n)' wrek ends
the )"NT 'round.
the other an Infant. will be turned preaident and Stratford Enright, Sheriff:• deputies Sgt. Rus Camp-
over to juvenile authorities. police secretary. Chief engineer is Hugh bell and James J . McAlacy ot lhe
said, while the parents st=rve the Angeknaa. Juvenile aureau &fter they air
sentences meted out by Judge sertedly saw Mr&. Ricard selling
Frank Linnell. H Ill H the beverage to minors. Accord-
Ford still faces another count anna at_ Oftl8 tng to the officers, she admitted
of child negl('ct which he drew Home from the hospital this selling the beer and said she had
several weeks ago when neighbors week came Carl Hanna of Shore not asked for Proof of age from
complained that the children were Cllffa 1who underwent a five day the youth.II.
NEWPORTERS VOTE OKAY ON
BEACH EROSION GROIN PLAN
W est Ne~r ,.Improvement.--------------
Association. 111eet1n·g Friday eve-the West Newport area.. They are
ning at City Hall, passed a reao-planning lrpprovement of West
lution directed to the City CouncU, Balboa boulevard all the way to
requ~sting preparation by the city Cout Hlg,hway after the street
engineer ot detailed plans fdr a Is widened. r....,.;.dscaping p I a n a
single groin: to be built seaward are being drawn. The board or
near 40th street. The plans wUl trustees, officers and faculty per-
be submitted to the Federal gov-sonnet of occ waa conunended for
ernme-nt for its approval and con-the work they have completed and
1ent to con8truct. and to the state the care wllh which they spend
tor its study and ret;Ommcndatlon'l'I the ta.x dollars.
on tho beach cro&lon control proj-The group alao endorsed the
ecL I rtchool bond tasue. u presenled by
It Is efOtimatcd that such A Mr.. Kenneth (Florence~ Cooling.
groin would cost approximately A qucatlon was brought uJt by
Sl0,000. Thl15 would be raised by Lflln Lavlgnlnio regarding rall!llng
mutual contribution of the city of the Arches overpu.s. &ehedulcd
and lht' property owners of thl' tor "WM!enlng. a.a-to posslblllty of
a.rca, with lhe probability that If raialng lt to allow ln<"reased boat
no contribution is made by the clearance. The matter will be
city, All 8.SS<'Mml'nt dil!llrlCt con· preeented b&lh city and at.ate of·
aillltng of 100 beach front lot.81 flclala and the harbor commiasion.
would be a.sscaaed 1100 ench.
Next COUD1Cil Meet
Pl obably Dec. 26
This aclkln foUowcd recommen-
dation ma.de by lhe beach ~rofllon
commlttL>e. c haJrmanned by Regi-
nald B. P elTaJD, Loa Ahgele111 al·
tomey a.nd ,,beach front "'aklenl. Becauae next dly council meet-
Ot.her members a-re Clyde Rex. In« date fall~ on Cbilat.mN eve. a
Ora.nt Garmon. BO'l'aCf Brower, ~ Ukelllk>od ~ that: •
and M.lchaf'l M laJtolf. They ~-quoNm of councilmen WW f&ll to
ported lhe 36lh atreet groin, ln-be preeenL
l!llalled nearly 20 yeara: ago, to ~ Cl~ ball eOUl'CH pred.k:~ that
ln aurprt.slngly good co11dlUon and •n 4 a4Journecl mtttln1 would ~
attonilng protection. to the beac.b. Mid W'edneeday. Dec. II al 10 a..tl\. to ta"4 care of rocuiar · coUaell AnoUHlr reaolu~n lVM &deptett. btadhea&. "
directed to lh( board ot aupervtl--''-----~
ora of Orange county and. to t.he DIJiii"1-"Ell Jl08"l'8 ·
clt.y cooncll, l'<'Jlleftlng oi<k>Ptlon • llr and Mra. John JOll•-
by theno of ,.....,~ PeUUonln« N....;...,. Att. OonloA \IOI ""'·
the )'ed raJ and ~ covenomet>ta ~no dlnMr -OD --1 lo
to conduct t. ~ratln llUl'YfY llr, and Mra. CbulN Porter, Jr.,
of the West Newpert beecb area _..t -John ot N""~· lloill
Oeorp Shemll ..,.rted on ulc 1 ta•UloO·leUr -!'>.
38th otreot biidp. atalJnr; tWt •
be bad ln-U~ ..... bridp. . -.uuxs .... .
with Franda 8-th ud Clt;J A !Ille of .... ,.all ll'JM_ ..... ,.
ll:qlneer J. Bert ebb, a.Djl th&t day la Cll'1 O!aft "7 MILL W!l-
t.bo ~ ap-8 Iii ... dianal'.. llam iL ¥1 15, Cc 5 'P I ....
--OD1K11tton. .,,....,.pl"O'ft....,. tor.,,,,, a• .... •.._ 11t
Proo!lpt attelit.loa "L tbe .,alt.er. l a --
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. Letten oC ..... !: ...... -.re ...... =· ff ootect to Bo-~ous-.Mo 'Pa s' '1 N *&. I Bir
80Ct.tloo ... Oii p Oout O>I--Wetm 1 S J . UlltPld' .. ef
1ep. no ~ 1or ~-•W ""et ... •-J!ldW. of the COCA...._ ~ P .-. Jf. P. "Bnttw. wwa,
.....,miltee and518 ....... to•naUf7 .,..W to ,.a.;..
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B111'9lars Steal $50
.in nres, Battery
unfed and not cared for. His wife slay at St. Joseph after a sudden -------
w~ working at that time. Since Illness. Complicating other in-
t.hen, officers said. Ford asked his conveniences now Is the fact that
wife to stop working, promlslng Hanna will probably be confined
Newport poltce yesterday in-that h e would flnd a job. The lo his bed with the gout over the
vcl!IUga.ted the burglary of a scr· case on the earlier count was con· holidays.
vir;e etatton Saturtlay in which t he tinued. -------
culprit mllde off wlth three new The p r o bat i on department.
tlrea and a heavy duly battery· cht>c king on the home, found the
after breaking a gla.a door panel I children hungry. thei r home unfit
to gain entry. for their occupancy and both par-
Fred StepheM, 2100 Weal Bal-' ents unemployed. Following in-
boa Blvd., reported the burglary, vestigalion by Officers R. E . Neth.
and valued the stolen merchan-the pair was arrested by Det. Sgt.
dl.8e at about $50. V. I. McManigal.
PllRSE Rlt"t~ED
Theft of between $12 and $15
from his wife's purse which had
been left in a car Saturday at
1802 West Balboa Blvd., was re-
ported to police by Clayton
Thompson . of the' Balboa Blvd.
address.
Shohjun Blasts Are
Powder ~perlments
\ Who tired ;that shotgun blast
Sunday afternoon n('ar El M11.r
Motel, 310 East Balboa Blvd.?
That's what motel operators BBk·
ed police.
O'ficer Warren Cas.sel. Invest!·
gating the case, found some local
youths experimenting with black
powder. Yes, they found It w_euld
explode. _;
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lllR8. WJNJl"RED' Jl.UIBJUC, SOdety l'.dllar • ' ' . ~-.. oJ'¥lll~~~~"""""" ......... ~ ·--~"""''"~~.,..,.. .. ~
-Burdick 'Reunion
at San Diego
Gay Hospitality
at P.endell Home
' ' .Joinin&" a h.mlly reunkm over Sunday enntns at borhe at the
tbe. week end ln San Diego wllJ be local M.ethodlat pa.nonage was &
¥:r. and Mn. HuTy C. Burdick, jolly "attatr. Chri.stm&e candle• In
• aughter Carolee ·.nd 8DD Bob, of oJa fuhloned atree't lamps lighted • ~132 Map.olla A ft., Cort& Mesa. the way to the door whf'l'e Rev.
-fhey will be entertained u bouoe and Mnl. Pendell, the latter
• cuest• of Mr. and Mn. Jacquee charmlntr In a irold frock. creetecl
•Scholle. Otheni tn the p.tb~ theb-guuta~ Yule , decoraUon•
• i'ill be Mr. and Kn. Don 8v.rdtck were in all rooms, both up•tain
•of Lone Be&eb.. and down. In. the l&J'l"e upeta.J.ra
• Uvtng room a creche, uaed u wall ~.. . CllBl8'l"lfA8 PABTY decoration. wa.a Jtt&Uy admired.
: .Memben at Newport Harbor It wa.a almost an heirloom, hav·
, f<Jwant. club wtll hold t.he1r &n.· lng been uled for many years in
the home ot M"ra. Guy Emrtt, ;nua.1 Chr1aln:\U party 'l'hUnday mother of the boateaa. Both Mr . • noon a t Roamore cate. lfH'llbera •till .brtng cifU for children. who a.nd Mrs. Embree were present.
"'will be gue:sta at the Mnt. ~c waa iprovtded by a re~
• . volving candle decoration on the
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BALTZ MORTUARY
LadJ' Atteti&Ji&
no o-& m111in1
CORONA DEL MA,R
DA y AND mGltr
Pb.one Jlal'bor U
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Gordon e: Findlay
CONTRACTOR and
BUILDER
Ml 0 Bal.,_. Blvd.
Pbone Harbor tl!
RMldence Harbor 89
' NEWPORT lll:A O H
u lt turned. Pouring were Mrs.
Morcan Lowery, wile or the pre•i-
dent of lbe board of trus tee•; Mr.11.
A . J . Rtitter, choir director; M W
Clara Koblstedt, W , S . C. S. preal·
dent; Mrs . Boad Freitag, wife of
the church trusurer ; Mrs. W Ul-
Uam Mc.Donald, wile ot the lay
leader .
Home Ee. Club
Elects Officers
Mrs, Addle Mae Stearns la the
new chainn&.{l. ot the Home Eco-
nomics Club ot the Costa Mesa
Orance following elecUon of or-
ficen at a m eeting Dec. 4 in
Grange hall. Named to serve with ~===========~I Mrs. Stearns were Mrs. Hattie t Phillips, vice chairman: Mrs. Alicf'
WATER HEA~
Salee, Semoe &ad
/oe 8.cl.loJJ
PLUMBING
AuthorlsedDealor
Day • Nip& Qeaten
mW> -11'1. 0-. .. •II HMhn
PboaellarllorUU-W
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F ox. secr etary; Mrs. Roberta Ra-
pier, treasurer.
Party Plans for
Los Companeros
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Featured by entertainment and
a gift exchange. a Ch,ristma.s
party will be held by Loa Com·
pa.ne r08 R iding Club Thursday.
Dec. 20, at 7 :30 p. m. in the Mesa
Boot. and Saddle clubhouse. All
members are urged to come and
have, lots of tun.
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HILLMAN MINX •t-dellvONd lien
pl'ao &u: tuld U-
YOIU' llubor .&Na Dealer
NEWPORT AlJTO SALl:S
ZI04 W. Newpon Blv4.
Newport-
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BURGLARS GET CASH
Burglars who brok e a window
ot a ttrvice station. 822 Coast
Highway early Monday mom.Ing
made off with $273.98 from the
cash boll, FH.nk Phillipa reported
lo police. The case ia under tn-
.Yeetlc.atJ<ift.
RESIDENTIAL -INDUSTRIAL. COMMERCIAL
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
230 -SOtb St.. Newport Beaeb Harbor 2583
trim.mer aftd, tb~ have-a
fisutt. So..\! u .. lldu.A<izot
iii spare time AT HCNB.
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No dica.or •. 'ring weiabr·
1-!ft a tlel;pfal kind
ol •t0nia,(' ... and boor ir
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• • \ ' , / ' ., ' TUESDAY,.0Ec. 18, ·1~(' . ' -,. .
M•·~· 6aitQn HOme frorit Balboo lslander.s ~ :: ... ~
·'y1ftl>on · K~ Al>o4rd USS iot Oakmont Party ..,!!!.; · ~
• "" 111o1r ... ,..,_ trip 89nHomme Richard 11r. -.... ciuwe ~ •. .Amtloi v1e1oo :-1a
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UM ifi , tu "l'•pa, Nor. , w1ian ,.... ·urtnd JOon 11MJo -p•a <If ,tJlit Charlel -.
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1'llt la Ula ""11 ar --· 1 a · In llalt.ri. at ---e cm No. Club gueat.o' .,_Jn will be t11e ~ daqhter ot Otto =:::"~ = L~ a •••*>· Oil ....... ~fUMY' copim~g ottlcer ot Bl Toro :,, ...a Mra Lucille Dodd; cit aaii,,., ·11o11onnaa; third -. -11re-. .,.ia•<>f.:Arr·and l(.arlne s-end bla ofll!:lal pu-~lliiia -'Iba_, b_rlde..-n la UBN, b~ ot Mh. Dorie 0... r~~;-~~·;o;;,.;•:;a~·-~•~r:;;-~-~· :;;:;;::ty£.:;•:;;i;;;:;:;;:;;~:;;~~~;I "" -., .... llelen ~tel-1<111 Of 681 ca•allna Drive. N--. Jiiir, Tl'!Gll. -York. Be bu port lleacll. , , ~-iii.Ill" .,iiltltuineel from Ko-re a Rocomniwilonocl from' tbe Pa-
OIJrtniG THE WEDDlNG OAD 1'!9l#r. -. , . . ,
DanleL ·The brtde I• t"6 former ~·~•-*'1 ~~ of
Oosla M.-. TMy re...-t.o vowa De<:t"lll nnt ]!lipt!Ot -II.• . ' ~ ~ .
ll'boto by Allema.r fltudlo) -. . • f • t ---· ·'.r
Beverly Ann 'Martin fl~~ Brilqe ·
to say Vows in Baptist Church
wn.. M,,.aervad with -, J'lnt clftc JIMern p,eet, u.. Boft Hom·
Kai1M 'cllvlolon. ' me Richard bu •oper&teel on tbe n-· _.., left here -'fl><ll<!u fl~-Un ff"* ' --~ 'f!J:P at polnta Of~ inter· c1.nr-e 0 . :area•· ~. tlt no--B. a Mt i oonUnu•llJ for ll'IOl'fl than ... -1,; TV QtoftUia,
Pleld,tlfow ·Y-. wi-. u..-a-Her afr croup; c:OmpoOed . of
...,, , will 'report for apeci.J Ma-flel>ter ~na T&l, TIS and
,_..,_ trilnlne. • 174,,.,_poal!. ~ S, 11, Sii
Gift:C·ompletes . ::e8~ :1'=-...:!
Sf. ~am es Fund =: ;: :1uu":"-r;~F rou.. au M't'al r 1I11 .. m"'-•. 04ft of MN. ,Kabal G-W. • -·to duty at U.. ... ~ o: Sf1111 dl6o1< 1ut wool< co!npletecl hootWtlee In ico-, Ii&.., Jl:-ed Cl-u-111 fli' Ille new aducatlooal th• major portioO of VN Alr ilcUOll ·"""'-~~a, 'lam• cb""."h~ on1nat the comm....-1n '1tortli
• ~ •. •Xclualve· at fl/!"• 'KoN& alnce th. itart of peace ,, __ ...,. -. ~IOO. Mra. G,.... talk lu! · . :
, ... 18 ~.of ? , ! a . :wmmer. .
l'.ii&.:~ D4t~ks·· Joi;n ~iss Be!fy : A~rig~t ~ ~Cit . 1s Hostess to in ... iYule -Ptogr·am Alumnae Group
-The Southern Oranp ' County Club ' llcoUt Packa lOll ·and 181 Alumnae ·-latlon oi Kappa
.liitld joint Cllrletmu procram Fri· Kapjl& Gamma beld lta ...,.1ar oa, ~ •l Newport ,Elemen· monthlJ l\!lldleon mae\IJla,.Tbl!n-
tary ...Mol audltorlum with Art day, Doc. 13 at the -· of lji.
Rimlq, BooUtmuter ot Pack lOll Betty Ann Albrlslit, UOf )4U'lno
Ban Maddlaon, oulstanl, a n d Orin, Bay 8borea. Jl(n.. ~rt ~r Hul'h Bolto~ of Pack Holbrook and llln. WWlam Chi,
211' In cbarl-e. ch .. ter were the ualat.... hoa·
11,cith paeka had jolneel In deoo-t-. .
N\Jnl' the bl&' Chrtatmaa t~ Tbe afternoon wu spent tn eew-
·wblch otoqd near the atap. Scout-Ing · therapeutic toya ror the Or·
mUter Relft.ley apened the meet-ance County Society for !Crippled
tnc and Welcomed. puenta. Den Children. ..,
Mothers W!:re pruented ' plaquea Pther local rnemben in attend-
for their work with the CUba. a.nee were: Mri. Loulae M. a.nag.
Tom Norton and Cliff Varner her of Balboa, Kn. Wa.uac. B.
were introduced and canned eooda Dicktnaon of Shore ~ Kra. Perfection in ever)' detail mark· uid toya, collected by CUb&, W~tt Stroller White of Balboa IUnd,
ed the nuptials on Sunday, Dec. atrea.men. $he carrl.ed an aruattc ,.tven them for the Elk•'. Chriat· Mn. J. E. Keim of Balboa and
9. when Aiiss Beverly Ann Mar-arran,-ement of broni:e-hued chry-mq tbartty work. O.· W ... Dick'' Mn. Walter G. Hitch of· Costa
tin, daughter of ~fr. and Mrs. aanthemmna. • RJchard. aponeor of Pac~ 181, wu Mesa. and Mra. Dick Drake Of Co--
Robert E. ~tartin of 414 Clay T·-" u 8 .... nre8eJ\ted wtth ·a cvdei\1a plallt. ___ HJ-•··•·. • Bob Lt. Keith ~~. . . ~r ~ a-·~·· ·--o·~·-Ave., Newport Heights,. an.,. -Force,· of Sacramento, cousin of by.L._._ Cotjt,_fonner -...... .. ":"._. ------
bie J: McDaniel, son. of t.t:r. and the brldecroom, f'UUllled best mu ter. Attn.cUve etfta made by the FAC T · p · ~fr!!I. G. A. Snyder of E l Toro, duties,. wblle Robfft B. ~ ~)'8 WVe pneented their parent.a. 8tl rogr•rn
wer• principals In the tlrsl ... eel-brolhor .of the bride, ..... Gary ~ arid admlrecl. Notes Yule Se•son ding to be eolernnUed· in ·the Flflt Shull were uaber& Charin McDonnell of Den 2. •
Bp.ptl!!lt Church of Co1~ Me••· FoUoWioc the VOW ~ch&nse, P&ck 100, 111 l"OIDI lnto t.M ,Boy
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MOJUD .·--
sioc1'1H~s
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lingt.rie
Tantalizing sheer stocking•. Mojuds·· are the perfect
gift for lovely legs. Gorgeous gowns. ·beautiful slips
. , . lovely lingerie by Mojud . , . exciting gifts for
every Santa's lady.
See our wonderful collection of hosiery and lingerie
by Mojud today.
' The young couple ·pledged ,th eir 75 trJenda and relaUvee· .volc..t Scout. and, wu rrttted bJ: Scout· It'• the moe:t joyou. lime of the
promiies at 2 :30 '<>'Clock witn the muter Bob Wu.on of Troop 5 and year and wtlh that ln mind mem-
Rev. P. G~ Neumnan, p&ator of conST&tu.la.tlou and pod wiab.• Fred Woodworth, Den Chief . .Fred bera-ot the Costa M• P"riday at·
the church , officiating at th e to tbe jusf:weds during a rece,p-wai al.lo s:we-nted wlta hla Den ternoon club· are lookinl' forward
beart}'-'armlng double ring cere· Uon interval at:~· icbvrch. Mr•. Chief cord by bill . ~tmuter. With ire&t &nUctpatlon to their
mony. . Martin cbo• u , attractlve ~'1 .. Rece.Mhc adv&ncement a1f&l'da annual Oiril:t.mu Prorrt.m and
Baskets o! while gladioli, snap-taf~ela • wit ~d ·m.atching ~ la Pack..111-wtre'StepMn M._cNeU. t. Wbich will be an evient of J'H.-• ~ •
drag.on:1J'. white and . tuchaia-toned eortea ·.:coeJ\~ b~~•'·~~~Of 1'Dlf_ .._;and ~· -....: • Dec.,~J. at 2 p. m. tn. the li.d U. OCEAN FRONT
chry$llnthemums were' lnter11pei:..: roee& ,Wlth .her .~~t;t.J. Divtd RQUi.. two wolf •DUi:~&r·{,dltflj~oj-9.)i • r"!"1T""' • .,ri \'' ·~·'"" ~~. ,., ...,.,~t.Ai\f\ v•-r 1.1! (.
ed wlth ,greene!"Y to .c r ~'a t e a ~~:;!.-Pc!;:e·~~~~~ tOw.; ~~'Berry,~ .1i&tP --~ ~ "6mpo _for Cbriat.ll~;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a strildnc bridal b!l<kcround. · ,.... __ ,.;_ "'4· JoCd ,a.Del lllnr arrow: -muttme Will be a . muoleal ,. pro-
, A• prelude to the semce Mn. prdenl& ~~· ~·-~In,'.& BOiton -If badp.,Jolin·IUc:banl, cram to be praaenteel by the Bar·
Howard c . Rolsheim, organlat, rreen p.~e l'l11t ,,.. t b. wolf 'badp· John eo0k-lion bor K~rera. Nunbtft are M,. A c 'K I E ' s play~ appropriate· fl e I e c t Ions. bride'• IJ"&Dd.motRl', 1!!1! Ben baictQ:; ~ Reed. lion ... be.dee: to brlnr i1fta. tOod or to)'8, for t
later accompanying Mrs. Delavan Rocera Of\ Burbl.nlf;. er eonace BWv ... Pruehitnc Welt b&dl"e ed d.l.strtbution to•"----,..__ fortunate wu aJao made up of jardenlla ' · . ~...... ~~ -D. li'reit.ag, BOIQist, who sang "I Mrs. xtniite COrd of Santa Ana.. eoJd and allvw armw, . &.(U\&•-cturtna the bolld&)'8. The stft1 are
Love You T ruly" and "Because." ~dmotiier· ot the new ·benecHct. M'Wer, wolf aOver aTl"OW •. Timmy to be wrapped .nd labelled.. Mrs. s M 0 KE y
Escorted down the white car-w as clad in blaCk velvet and cor· Mang-, bear allver armw •• David Goa GNble, ch&lrman of commu·
peted center aisle . by her father , · b rchi Olbeon,, bear II.Ive r arrow. ntty aervice, ta ln charl"e of thta
who gave her in keeplne-. Beve~ly seage of ba. y 0 4!· • 1 New CUb tor Pack l~ WU project. . •
made a ' r adiantly lovely picture. In R.ece.pUoa : Aaalatanta Qa.rie. MUlin&", who r«.-elved h.ia ------
in a.n exquisite white tefleta and A tlel'ed wecldln~ -· topped Jk>bcat pip. Awarde, received Ho1··1day . 0·1nner· s N 0 w MAN· lace go\vn and nylon net veil .ca.a-with .. m.ytiature bri<fe t.nd. l'J'OOfft were, Ricky Harvey, woU ba..dge ; '
cadlng from a JuUet lace cap was flanked by tall wblle tapen TOmm;y Moi-e\and, wolf badge; t B lb C
adorned on each side with OM<n&'e 0~ th~ p~ttJIY.. OPP:!llnl«l.retrea!\· ?!~·WFl·~:C.;.:'._~tbe.ola~~~·,roAJw: a a Oa 0V8S bloseom clusters. The bridal ·coe-· ment lable,. Aldlbg in. ser(ing ..,"°',.. JJ .... ,_,.., •·
tume was designed with a very and otbei-bo,,Pilable· 'det<a were a.in DoelbUfJ, 'bear 1Uwr IZ"l'OW~ Enjo)'in&' tom·and·Jerrle. &nd a
ftltl taffeta s kirt, lace yoke out-Mrs. Ben ij.Of«.U; "'the . .Mi'.iae!!I Bar-O.~k Reniley, lion ~badge and buffet IUpPfr Saturday evening
lined \1rith daint~; scalloplng , and hara Ungle, Sharon Sherrill, Mar-go1d and aUver arrow: Jack Stone--at ·the hotne of M.r1 and Mn. Bert
long lace sleeves ending in polnta f[al'et M.~l. 'M:adge·FUJ:Jbrigbt, blcl:, lion· •ilvV atriSW : Deimla Milli And Mlae Lorn& 11Ul8; Bal·
over the wrists. Roman _hya clntlu Joan Kitnu, Nancr. Dea.ver, .Joan 1'&DdY •. dt;a.ner ~tripe ; .John Hutt, boa Q)'f"U, WeJ"e' Mr. and Jilra.
and \V hit e shattered carnations Ialey, Joan M"firrfli;· B&rb&ra Star-...sat.ant denner atrlpe; Dennia Walter PitWlo of Corina.~XF. and
comprised her shower bou q ue t . ..ge, Doran Suiu. MIM Mary Llnd¥-y •. servlce 1tar. Mrs. GeOrge . S&nden of North
The corsage of carnations later Blodgett had charge ot the gum Sa.ala Arrt\·e. Hollywood, Mr: and Mn. L. A .
completed the bride's chic appear· book. · Mn. Bruce Handy told the story Robertaon, Loe Anaetff. Kn.
Ceramic Snowman
Hurricane Light from candle shows thru
button-holes and face, 8-inch size .'. ... $2.95
· Smaller and Jumbo Sizes ·
Many Gifts Items, Cards, Wrappings, Etc.
' OPEN EVEN'Ul~os ance for traveling when a dded to Tbe new Mr. and Mn. Me-of Why the Chimes Rane. Then, Cblli"lea Porter and aon Cbarle:a,
a beige faille dress complemented Daniel wtll e.atablilb residence ln with Mn. Earl M. Stoneback at The home waa be&utlt'Ully det09 M k-a f p· tt ltiift Sh
by black velvet acceasor lea a.n d Santa Ana upon their retilnrtrom the piano, and llllcbael Bolton at ratecl In the Yule tide t!Mme and • ac 18 s 0 -ery. . . } ~ op grey duster with black v e Ive t a honeymoon ot uncliaclo8ed des· the accordion, everyone .ftg SU-there WU a bl~ tree, from the .
cut ls and collar. tlnation. Mra. McDaniel attend-ent Night and Jingle Bella. center of which Kr. Kills lifted
In Envnld Green eel . Newport Harbor Union Hlgh It was ju9t alter tape aoonded the pla)'ful family cat, who ... E. l'l'lll a, Ooota --7111
Assisting her &later as maid hi d at Ion ln S&.nta Ana fireplace chimney and pruented ever. , SehoOI and her huoband received that Santa Claus eame down the thou&'hl It the beet playcround ~~===;;=:=;==============~::E~~ ot honor. Mlsa Edith Marlin lent ..!-~_!-u cHe eerved tour ye&ra an 180 cbUdn:n with bap ot nuta •
charming contrast ln noor ltnsth ..... """w.. h Bob N C I with the u. 8. Navy, ~M ot t.he and candy. Some aald e '!'&a ewport, oup e emerald green taffeta. developed _.... ...... b
d hort Ume being in Korea. · Norton, othtta tnai.t~ e was
with scalloped yoke • n • -Uy Old Nick hlmaelf, tor he tert Enterta'1ns N'1ece cap sleeves, the note being re-·' th N rth Pol fi I peated in her eca11oped cap tted Newa-Ttmea adl have been rea4 ahortl, for e 0 e, 0 •
th b k wit'-J t -'bbo 1n the Barbor for OYer 40 year:a. l&wed by the PY stralna ot Ru-_in __ e __ ac ___ .. _ _:vF __ v• __ " __ • ___________ c...._ .. dolph, the Red Noeed Reindeer.
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Mr. and Mra. Clyde Meredith ot
312 • S8tb St., Newport Bffeh, ez.
·tended NOent h-ltallly to tbelr
niece, M1N Joan Mer'lldlth, and
~1Jeannte Pollock, both ot Ban
FT&J1Claco. .
Plannecl for the ell)oY,,,ent of
tho charmlnc :rounc Ylaltono were
tripe to neral>y poblta of lnte.-
lnclUdlnc B11 -L&ke. Holly-
wood, -Ban ,l>loso --ru-. ~ at.UM Balboa aa,;-
8""' -at~. Deny rarm --..--.........,
""8e ~. ll!io -!>ett-I
Friday Program ·
for Mesa Baptists
lli--..i by the .;_y aebool
<lepartmenl ot lllo --llaptlat
Ohardsl of o..ta'-....;'\ Clirllt-
lau """ ... wtll be it.W J'fldioy; ' Dec. n. at 7 p .... at Ille --~
Gn-y ........ ,Doo.a.u.. ~
ea.rcJl dllah-Wdl pr I mt & ..... ,
...... ..... -u.. dlr-of au-. 'l'Wllc-
Henry ·Oeisters
on Desert Hondoy
llt.. ._. .... P I I' ....
DIN 171.0 I silll-.lltt
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Th e EASY·OOES·IT CORNER
By CLAYTON THOMPSON
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' TUESDAY, DEC. 18, 1951 PA6E J -• •
nm -HARBOR SOCIAL EVENTS
HA IR CUTS , -MRS.-~~-~~~-~---······ """"Ctlo.-~ ,~._..,.,.-....,."°*"'"'"'--~W#4Jl¥4J¥F'7.>Aii4447.._1NOVO-
s-m•oo · Christmas Program Highlights Week
for Elementary Schools and P.·T.A. :MIA ~WPORT' BL\'D.
' ~Wl'OB'r BEA.OH
'1:4 U & L 110Mm
Jlr. -llro. Tod 0\10tt -.-a.re • new rMdent. of 118
OJa1x. aftllbe, Balboa t•••nd
Jl'omlerly at Loo ~lea, they
hove leued Ille Ialand houoe for
• year. Mr. Ovl&tt la with the
11.&nwren
ent r.-r 2t "1m
lmc~ •7 111
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ea.ta Ill--Oo. 11114 Newpwt 11m1.
.BE SU~~-INSURE ' ~ ..... ... IU.UllU: 8TANl:.sY
-Ollly
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Pfifer Rittle Co. · :~:::::::;::;;~~~::'.~;;;:=;:-:; ~~nri~fi;ii;_.;r;:~~'i~r.·~F=i;=-~"::::~~ ~-. r;r.. -•
More than 700 voices jolned tn•-------------
the. finale of the Newport Bea.ch Ye Merrt~ Gentlemen la £ncland•1
Elementary echoola PT A Chrtet· moet popular carot Tbe.e wq
maa program Thunday night at both sung by sixth srsde boy• a,c...
-----------...,.-.,1.the Newport grammar school companied by Ronnie Keeler. ~-when 200 artudcnla from Horace Betty Shannon directed the En·
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RELIAILE T SERVICE v
moROUGHLY TRA.l~'l:D &,
FACl'OBY QUALIFIED
E.LECl'RONICS EXPER~
FULLY EQUIPPED I<> SERVE
YOUR TV and RADIO
SERVICE 1''1:ED8
Enaign lnv1ted tbe audience to Join sln~era ln It came Upon the Mid·
them In the singing or Silent nt,mt clear, and Long, Lon~ A.IQ.
Night, Holy Night. , The procnm wu opened by lhf'
1be theme or lbe progTftJTI wu Horace Ensign achool orchC9lra
Chriatmu Carols in Song and under the direction: of Norma Per-
Story. It wu interpreted through kins, playing the prayer from
" script, written by Mrs. Jan€' "H.a.n8et and Gret.cl.' Half w&y
Pettit, reading teacht"r, which through the program the orchea-
._Jevei-ly work~ in lhe l'ltory ot tra waa heard again. playing in
Chrialmaa traditions as well u cxcrllent rhythm Rudolph, The
the hiatory of the carol.a. The Kl-Red-Nosed Reindeer.
ting for the dramatic portion of The Orchestra and all alnglng
the progTam was the Newport groups concluded the program
Beach public library whl're two with two pop u I a r American
students f Herbert Perry and Chrblmaa eonp, Jlng-ll' Bella and
Kathleen Huff) questioned f.h(' Ii-We Three Klnp, and 0 Come AU
brarlan (played by Virginia Fu-Ye Faithful, most popular ca.rot of
gill on compo.sers of the carol all whic h ha.a been tranalated into
and the history of the holiday. 100 languages.· The audience then
The earl!! we~ lnterprctr.d by four joined with all c horuses an!S the
dlfferl:'nt &lng1ng groups, all un-'orche11tra to alng the ever beauU-
der the d)rcctlon of James Fit.%-fUI Silent Night
gerald, vocal music instructor at ·
Horace Ensign echool. --~----
Complete Marine
Radio Service
and Installations
U. S. Govemment
Licensed 'Technlda1ts
Call us now for ~e
TELEl'QONE Bt:ACON 5,83
Cholni or sixth grade bo)"', •lxlh Holiday c. otillions
grade girls, Enslngert'I and Har-
mone-ers offered several or the less Slated .: at NHYC
familiar carols as well as almOBt
all of the w ell known one.8. Wrdnesda y 111 important in the
calendar o f the younger set, for It
is datr of the ~aux a.nd Belles
ball. the formal Scnl&r cotillion
tit NPwport Harbor Yacht Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hirth, co-
rhalrmen wllh Mr. and Mr111 .
THE J'OUNGf:R SET Jo.... In lbe feottvlU .. of tho Newport
H'arbor AMlllt&nce Leapt''• Candy Cane Jlall bt'kl at the Balboa
Bay Club on Ott, 1.f. From lrft: Mias Ann Morrb lrll>!J the light
rant.uUc with Lee Ada.Jr whlle 1'1ls.. Pat Allen has Paul ltolwrt.-
COAST
ELECTRONICS co.
915 Coast Highway
Newport Beach
The Harmoneers· Png lnspiring-
l_y The Holy City, Joy to tht'
World, Birthday of a King. and
Angela We Have H eard on H igh.
Lynn P cu c was the accom panisl.
SWIAnn·e Stowers a ccontpanied
the e:ixlh grade' chorus of femalf'
voices slngin~ First Noel and ThP
Coventry Carol. The latte r is a
lullaby written in England about
1400 expressly for girls' voices.
ftlory of Carols
Thf' audlt-ncl' wa.._" lnformr"t
through the skit that Oh LitUe
Town of Bethlehem, ~o popular
with children, was actually writ-
ten for c hildren and that God Rest
How well do you know ('.alifornia?
Santa Anita Park, opening on Friday 0£ next \veck and
wnnjng 50 days through March 8, 1952, will present some
of the \vorld's most exciting history lessons pertinent to this
wonderful and fabulous Golden Siate.
Santa Anita's outstanding 29 stakes arc named for :ind
dedkated to tbe memory of. the famous old Spanislymd Mis·
sion land grants. Santa Anita s affiuent 71 ovemjght features
honor and pay tribute to olden landmarks, note\vorthy yearly
~vents, worth\vhil~ exhibits and museums, historic points of
Ult:erest, the States celebrated mountains and picturesque
valleys, its various parks and unusual streets and highways in
and about metropoHtan Los Angeles.
llOD M hc.T 11111.rt Mr. (Photo by Beckner I
ANNUAL P. c. DINNER Juniors Entertain
TO BE HELD DEC. 29
Edgar Hirth. co-chairmen w ith Annual P_ C. fh•et rlin.n r r will
Mr. and Mrs. Thomu B. Fro8t, bt• held Ike. 20 Al 7 :30 p .n1 . In
will be tn char~e. Patronf'Sl'les BalOOa Yacht club. Rrsrrvttl11JnN
will be Mr. and Mrs. Stroller t:houh.l be n1adr In advance. Tro-
Whltc and Mr. and Mra. Arlhua-phles for 19~1 fil'l'l t·h<rmplon·
Kramer. ships. latlics' Rlld crews' ract•s,
On the-san1e day th" Junior will be aw1trdcd.
rollllion will have ' a ChriBlntas A1ore than 20 vi:>ilur:o frorn lhr
party frnm 5 to 6 n"clock. Patro-Los AngelC'8·San P t•dru flt·rt arr
nl'.SSCS w111 be Mre:. Rode rick Burn-expected to attend lhr rvl'nt. Thr
hame and ~{rs. Robert Ziegler. local fleet hos h<'<'n invilrd to join
Mrs. Moreland Le-it.hold and Mrs. tn the Christn1as Rr~atta . Det'.
Austin Sturtevant are co-chair-2D Rnd 30, ~ponsor<'d by Newport
n1cn. · Harbur Yac ht club.
The Matinee cotillion will have
thl'ir party earlier In the after-
noon. Mr~. Mlrlam Smith and Mrs.
HRrvcy Somer• havt' been asked
to se.rve aa patroneaaes. Mn
Charl('a Ullman ls chairman and
co-chairman are Mr8. Fred Cleary
and Mrs. Samuel Colyer.
Christmas Regatta
Set by N.H.Y.C.
for 3 Divisions
Dlvlslons foa-the annual ChriAl·
mas Regatta were announced to-
day bv the race committee, New-
port Harbor Yacht c.lub. It I"
slated for Dec. 29 and 30 and en-
tries will be divided Into three
groups. They follow :
Dlvi.l!lion I will con!lst of the
followtng claases: Snipe" Skim-
mers. Lehmans, Flref1ya S. C. 10'&.
Snowbirds. P-14's, Pengulns and
Dunnavant Pays $25
Driving Fine Here
Pt'rry LcC' Dunnavant. 121 Ac ·a·
cla. avt~nu<', Corona del fl.f ar. p1rad-
ed gu!lty to a, rt'C'klc•ss drlvln~
count Friday In city court an'i
W-&8 tined $25 ~ Judge Frank M .
LlnnelL
The Incident tn qu~suon occur-
r ed Thursday night whC"n a car
r~gtslcrC'd l o Dunnavant, accord-
ing to police. cra."ht'd inln l hr
rfar of an auto d riven by Corwlr.
W. Root , Jj2 Lor4'ta \V alk, Loni.:
ne-ach, at Sl·cond avenue and
F ernlr.af !'itrcC'l.
Et"Jt<>PE1\ro; C 'ltll '~t:
Mr. and Mr1'. Harry S . Mar.shall
of South Pasadt·na, parents nr
Mre:. Wally CerhanJl o ( Corona dt"\
Mar. are planning to sail for Eu-
rope in March or April. Tht'y art'
ownrrs of a Harbor-moored cruis-
er, the Grand Slam.
Senior Dorcas
'-Ir~. r., I .. Srnith of ;'ll:t~82 Saint
An,lr1 Y.'!'i St , N('Y.'f)llrt 1-l l'lghlo;, I
lt·llilC'r 11f th" Junior Dort:n~ So-
l.-i•·ly Hf lite s .. v.·nlh·Day Advc·nt-
i&l churl·h. HS.<;1 • .;tt-d by the ladiC's I
11f h<'r g-ruup, 1·nt~'rtain•·d the
Scn1t•1· Dnrl'as soci('ly, un ·rhurs-\
llay. f)coc . 13. A dC'llciuu.s luncht·on
WMS srrvf'1l at 12 :30 to 2il ~<'Sls.
An an1us1n~ r1•Md1n~ was ~IV<'n by
Jane l Bohsl , f'ntitled ··cu=n;; With
n H :tnrlsnmer f\t ttn," \Vl"ill<'n by
¥\'Ill Carleton.
1'hit· ha.s bt·•·n the la:)l llll'l'ling
fut l'll th SOCll'tY fur tl11s year.
Harborites to Buy
Home Peninsula
Mr. a.nd Mr~. C harles W . Taylo1·
hav~ moved from 227 Ruby Ave.
Balboa l!land, to 2015 .A.flrama.r
Drive. Balboa. Mr!. Taylor ls pro-
prirtor of lhr Biz-Mart Knit Shop
In Balboa a.nd hl't husb;:i.nrl 1~ with
a tool and dyt" cnn1pnny. 'f hcy
have t\VO dau~hlt·r~. ~l arc1u and
Paula. and like Balbon so Y.'C'll I
thPy ar<' p!anninf t u buy the 1'l1ta·
mat homl'.
J<lltf)t\S I:'\ lt;\c•t:
"Dr nny·• J ordl\n nf San l<'ran-
ci:o:cn plans lo racC' his n1·Y.', hlack
Rhodes 33. y,•h·ch he bought from
South Coast Co. r1·ccntly, in th<'
annual C hristmas re1=1ttla be-fore
shipping the <:a-aft north.
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1. Accidents seldom happen when drivers are
properly trained, and strictly observe sa.fecy codes:
Tua.e's -A·hy telephone drivers have won awards as
among the safest on the road. Pacific Telephone
dri\'c.rs can p<jiot with pride to their impressive safccy
record-a record achieved when we had more vehicles
on the road ch.an C\ler before, wd during che bu.sicsc
ycan io our history.
3. Protecting your safety, and the safecy of rele·
phone people, is jusr one more big responsibilicy for
your telephone company-along with providing more
and better service. we·re proud of our safety record,
maintained, as it ha.s beer •• through rhe greatest
expansion period in our history. An expansion chat
bas meant adding over 1,800,000 new telephones
here in the West since the "A'ar. And yet telephone
races have gone up far less than most things., which
mlles your telephone one of today's best bargains.
@Pacific Telephone
2. Exacting performance ~•ts must be passed reg-
ularly by all telephone e"ll'loyees operating moror
vehicles. Under the watchful eye of company eDmi-
oers, and with che cooperation of loal police depan-
mencs, these road tests suess quick reaction and safe
driving. ln ~dition, drivers mwt pa.s.s physical 1:Dd
eye examinations, as well as wricteo. and oral tests
which insure• full knowledge of che-rules of che "!"'i· . .
Your telephone is ono of today~s
best bargains {
Price ....... -.... J
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f91.-IM. ....... t.t..""'~•_,......_ One hundred commemorati,·e attractions! Plus one hun-
dred exciting races and the spectacle of the nation's most
superb race horses winning them! Each one perpetuating
the-lame of the other!
Sabou. Division n will consist of the 1--------------------------------------·----------------------------
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will be commemorated at Sania Aruta Park follow :-
IDSTORJC LANDMAllS EXHIBITS AND MUSEUMS
O.C. !&-•LAS FLOl\ES ftA!'OCHEJ\IA
Dec. St-•CANADA OE LOS PALOS VERDES J... 1-•EL RANCHO SA."I
PA SOU AL !::: t-•SA..'li \'NEZ MISSION 5-• JlAN'CHO MALIBU
SEOUET J-. 5-•Et ftA.~CHO SA."'° VICE>m: J... O.-•RA.NCHO DE LA CENTINELA Jaa. JS.-•SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
laa. 17-HUNTINCTON LIBRARY -. 17-BOTANTC GARDE~S
u. 1#-SOUTRWEST MUSEUM UL U--CABRILLO t.IARL\'I ~IUSEUM Ju. Sl--COUNTY MUSEUM
POINrS OF INTEREST
l~ 2--01\ANCE EMPll\!! 7-LA llEA TAii PITI 11-ft.AUBQW PTElt
18-PALM Sl'R1NCS U--&ANT A MONT CA
I~ JZ-•VALU SANTA MAJUA )-. -. 18--'E.L RANCHO LOS FELIZ
PALISADES ls-PASADENA
PLAYHOUSE tt--SAL TON SEA S0--1.-U. BOA-NEWPORT HAllBOlt !!!° 19--•MJSSION SAN CA.JU.OS
-19--•MJSSJON SAN YEllNA.~ Ju. 13-•SANTA. BA1l1Al\A PllESIDIAL Ju. S&-•EL J\ANCHO SANTA. ~IAftGAR1TA
)IUI. 3~'MISSION SA.~ GAB.RIEL Peb. f..-.•J:L RANCHO LOS
CERJ\ITOS
Feb. &--QUEEN OP T1IB
A.."'"GELS Feb. &-HACIE;o..-OA VJEJO P'•b. 9-•VALLE DE SAN FELIPE
Fri>. 9-•SAN •IARCOS PASS Peob. 14-0J\Ull BAJ\RAct:S Feb. 16--•EL RANCHO SAN
ANTOSIO Frb. l&-•SA~"TA. SUSANA PASS F"b. I ~FORT ~fOOJ\E
Ff'h. 11--CA~l.PO DE CAVL°""CO Fri>. 18-AVJLA AOOU
Feb. 17-•MTSSION' SA..\' LUIS
R!:T Ftb. II-LOS A..\'CELES PLAZA. Mu. 1-•EL ltA!\CRO SANTA
AN:ITA
Mu. ~·MISSION SAN JUAN CAPIS'IllANO
IN TIIIBUTE
O.C. 1~-CAUPORNl.A
BREEOEAS P'ff. It--AU.ARA.\f LlNCOLH Ftb. ll-JOCllT CEO&C&
WOOLF ·r4 ~•CEOBGE WASRJNCTON Mar. ~•CHftJSTOPHU J.
tt 'FITZ CE•ALD .... ~ATS or TBS DONS
nAJU,T t:vu."l's "'°' -TOOUA.'8:>1T or ..... ......Ji~ J-~ADIA SftJNG l"ICSTl'V AL J-. 4--MONJl:OVIA CUP )9. U--1..ACUMA MACH ilT PSSTIV4L --~.... 1-HATIOO<.U. rn."V:' ftSllYAL 7 ... IT-cKllSnL\I n.a:
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Feb. ~~ SU.VER
P'4 &-LOS A.'OCKU:S CIVlC
CENTER
l'tll. 1-ANCEL'i n.JCHT Fth. 7-BIC PINES Fth. lo-HOLLYWOOD BOWL
Ptob. 11-AJlCAOIA ARBORETUM l't'b. ll-llAJNBOW FARMS
l'eb. 18-PERSHJNC SOUAl\B Frb. D-l.A.U: AJ.JIO~EAD Ft'b. 11-TTftOLEAN VTLLAG& Mar. S-1\ED l\OCI CANTON Mar. &-JOSHUA TREE
t.IOXVMENT Mar. &-TWZNTT-N1NE PALMS Mu. 7~ JOLLA CAVES
MOUNTAINS
Ja. 4--MOUST JllUBIDOUX
Ja.. ::--rJUhl wtLSON ta. OUNT PA.LOMU
Feb. 5-MOVNT WHtn.'ET
VAU.EYS
laa. 11-DIATH VALL&Y
-. 13--0JAI VALL&T
}ea.' 16-Al'PU VALL&T ra 1-COACllBLLA V.U.UT
Pelt.. 7-Dlna!AL YAU.El'
PAUS
J-. I-ECHO PAllX
Ja.. S.-ilCADlA COUNTT PAR J.., 10--Cl\ll'FlTH PAB.I: 1-. 11-llDT PAfll
Jae. Sl-EXP05mON PAll
T• 13-CENERAL M-.U.THU. PAll
P4 15-ELTSlAN Pill: r-. --.SAN llAP'AEL PAU
P'tb. IS-WILL 11.0CJlllS PAJlX.
F-. ~l.IOODIDE PAil.i
W.. 7 IA.LIO.A 14U
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LOS .AHCBU:I 1TUU CLU' INC. • -•
followtng cla.asea: Rhodes, Stani.
Ludera, Thlat.lea, Lightnings, P .
C.'it, Albatrou, International 110,
International 14'1 and Vlktnga.
Dlvlalon W wtll conaist of aU
ocean raclng claaaea.
Starting lines: Dtvialon I wUl
start from a line off the Noncalm
Pier at the Newport Harbor Yacht
club.
Divt..ion n will start from a
line off Udo late.
Dlvlalon Ill will at.art from a
line off Balboa Pier In the ocean.
lndlvtdual entry blanka for each
boat participating must be fllf'<I
at NHYC before 11 a.m. Dec. 29.
When entering boats. be sure lo
procure race course aharts a.nd
ln8lructlona.
AU !!:kippers must check bullc-
·t1n board by 11 a .m . or the day
of lhe race for any c hanges.
Entrant.a mll!lt observe all rac-
ing lnatructiona on race chart.I.
Christmas · Day
to be Merrier
at CDM Canteen
I On Dec. 24 and ~ the doonr of
I a ...,..,W Cbriot.maa can~n wUI
open lo alt membera ot the armed
forcet pa.alng thrvugb or vi.Alling
I lhe. harbor area. Located in Co-
rona dl!'I Mar at the comer of
Hel1olropc Ave. and Cout Hlgb-
.,.y. the canteen wtl1 be Newport
Harbor area'.a way of w1alllng. •
Mttr)' ChrU-I<> Ille -matL
Tiie' canteen will ~main _.,
from noon unW mldnlpt •rt'l.na'
coffee. ~ cake and •
variety of r-1 ltOlllO -IH by
a -of private and e6mnMrclal ro11oo of t.11e ...-~Talnlol°" will
be lnotalled and pins --oetuptw .. ~L
Dce•l-of --""" *Ith w•Wa ... bNa 1111mnsa,...,..
lNt _.. la Diiied uf .&QOfte
•polllt"' .......... wH to -a..,Ywaoeeo1 ... l11w11 : "8
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A DIJ
lrBttnd u SM:ond~ M:att..r at tb9 Poetaftloe la Newport B11cb,
caJltonda -tlM Ad " llfa""' .. Jl'lt,
run·tal ~ Tt ,,,.. at • ..,;Mi•••• narrw a
wn J.1 uc A. wona. Sdl'9f , .
,..,,,_,le ....... t.pl N.._ .... ~at11rr Ela et aD, 1ll86a
·' --al C4LU'ORN1A NlllWllPAPllft ·PUBUaBl:ftll A.lll'N.
--of tlM NATIONAL llDITOIU.u. AROCIATIOl'f
·~oiit --· •• ' • Jlll:WPOllT-MIJ!04 N&W .. ftid:a ...,, Tl IF I ,
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(ID SLOW-MEN WOBKlNGI
· " Although milllona of wonhr have been written and
, lpoun on our current tuation prorram too little attention
bu been paid to one upect of it which Je9pard1-the
nation'• future," aaya W. Alton Jon• ln the maguine
. !!Jenice.
''In the early daya of the Republic John Manhall
stalBd that the power to tax wu the power to destroy,
ind Jamea Madi.on deiicrihed one way it could be done--
by aatlnr. up .the -1 corn..
."What is ~ corii ! As any farm boy knows, seed
eoni ill -that-part. of the year'• har(est wlaich is aet. aside
for the nut year's pllllltlng ....
"The seed corn ot buslnea is likewlae the difference
between what.a inai\ Pl'.odUCliB and.CODlll!lle•· '.It js _called
profit, or ea vings ....
"When political apnciea expead a nation's aavlnp in
non-wealth producing enterpriaM, rather than Individuals
in tbe development of new lnduatriea, there can . be no
.Jll'OlreaB.
Letter From Farmer McCabe
"Two-fifths of our total employed in 1930, u Senator Harry S. Truman
JJyrd pointed out recently, had jobe in lndustriea which did White House
uot eziat in 1900. Washington, D. C.
"Here are tvio facts : For twenty yeara, more and Dear Harry:
Somewhere on the West Coast
more of our aeed com baa been. conaumed by Waahington It shore looks like the folks who are a gonna me.ii
'apnclem in non-wealth producing enterprisem •.. , Christmas packages back home had better hurry up, cause
"Thoughtful men re•liae that no politie&I org&nlution the Firemen and Engineers Union of the Railroads are
. alrice the world began ever developed a rreat induatry. getting ready to strike again this year. You know, it's
~en water worka and the post office were developed by a funny thing that coal r.iiners pick winter time to strike,
the aavinp and energies of Individuals who pooled their and Railroad Unions pick Christmas time (the only time
.-iurcea under private m&nagement . . . . some folks want to practice peace on earth and goodwill
"We adviae our representativea in Congreaa, to whom toward men) and 80 on ... I reckon that's the trouble
, we have given the power to tax, that they keep constantly with a lot of us tho', we can't see the hardships we cause
In mind that it is also the power to destroy. They ehould our Neighbor cause we're 80 intent on getting our axes
conalder whether the so-called J?"'ll"Dt-?day ''yrelfare" we ~und that we can't see anything but the grindatone.
IU'fl dlatrlbuting so widely at home 'and abroad la unduly I'm athinking that the Big Boas on the High Range' ain't
ile_pleting our ~. corn, and our ~tll!g it today will de-gonna be pleased atall at our doings.
prive us of the conveniences and even the neceasities of ' Your ole fren,
''life tomorrow. FARMER McCABE
"Let U8 make certain that under the (Uise of promoting IAIJ Rights Re .. rved>
· the general welfare we are not, u the Chief· Justice feared,
destroying it." ' ----·----
· 'The •public respects enlightened self-interest. It ad-
mil'!!ll businesamen who candidly dl8cloee their interest. and
· then 1incerely expreea their philosophy. Given time, the
P!ibllc rejecta phoniea iri bu.sineaa, finance, and in politics."
Presby. Women
Install Officers
Mrs. Thad Samuels wa• ln1tal·
led president when members of
the W omen's Fello.,..·ship or St.
Andrew's Presbyterian ch u r c h
met Wednesday at the c h u r c h -M. S. Rukeyser.
8 lounge for the11" annual Christmas
. ----party.
. "It's time the government shook the tt -b . ed Others taking ottlc-.e v.·ere Mme•. . . . . sea er ram
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Webster J o n es, vice president ; ~onomic theonsts out of its hair and accepted big business Mrs. Kenneth Fowler. secretary:
. u a normal. necessary, and, indeed, dealrable adjun'ct of Mrs. Roger McColloch. treasurer.
·this great industrial nation"_ San n-tnct.oo Ch · I The Rev. James S. Stewart wa!!I · ron1c e. insWling officer. For the pro-
----• gr&m, Mrs. Edgar R. Hill read ,
. " .•.. there is one standard which must be applied to
every dollar of our government spending and that atandard
is: Is it necessary!"-James C. Davis.
The Christmas Story a.nd there
were carols by the Harbor Moth·
er1lnccrs.
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"There is a lot of fat in government-operations and
, what we should do is to put the rovemmental agencies on
·a diet." -Paul H. Douglas.
Mesa Pastor Plans
Baptismal Rites
The Sac1ament of Baptlam for
lnfanll and small children w1ll bf'
administered by Rev. Joseph W.
McShane, pastor ot the Costa
·THE AMERICAN t:
Mesa Co m m u n I t y fttethodist
':, church, au lated by ~v. Cha.rleti F. Hand. at the Sunday momlnc
worship service Dec. 23. Pa.rent• "-----------------------.J desiring to present their children
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contact ReV. McSban•. .------
Starbright Club :Ito Elect Officers
: SlecUon and lllltallatlon ot of.
f!c:en ... m blllillJbt 111a 1>w1in-~.f: eerrloa wbett lbe St&l'bfi&bt club ~· ptben W-y, Doc. 19, for ~ hw'lwm at U :SO p. m. 1!1 tM
I. o. o. ... ball. CoMa w-.' u wm lie tbe &11JUU1l Cl1rlotlllU
puq. of u... club wltb • -...... stft e•Ch•'!re-
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Program Weds.
• ~nnu,11 JH'OINln of Cbrfot
Clourcl .. by Ibo .... _, -
will be beld Wedn-y evenJn1r In
-u 1oa11, T:ao '" "" Kn. wax
Dololllw Iii .. --.-rw tlle --.. • .All ~ "'11
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To MexJco City·
for: Christmas '
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Students Sing,
Island Rings ·to
Tunes of Carols
Christn1as carols rang out Sun-
day night all over Balboa lBland
and 1\3 little iJ!lland a.a a group ot
.voung prople promenaded alonl'
Park Ave. and the bay front,
blending their volcl"s in time·hon-
ored. favorites tor lhe sea.aon.
They were put. present or tuture
Coaat college students.
After alngtng, lht> group wu
served ref~zhments at Nelda Glb-
30n'a office on the ialand. They
were· guest.JI of Balboe. Island
BWllneas Association.
Young people participating tn
lhe ca.rob included Mikel Bumi,
Barbara Lon«. Paul Alexander,
Bob Qlbbou, Velma Pridham,
Ralph Wella, Polly Neiger, Unc
Clark, Kit Creeley, Chuck Allen,
Bruce Ellerbroek. Don Dtckey.
Prentice Taylor, Diane PattenM>n,
BIU Y&rdwood.. Pete Srntth, Patty
Haye•, Mike Kohn, Mattia John-
atone, Don Walker.• Garey Gray
and Harlow Richardaon.
Following the Island caroltnc.
the Sf'OUP aeren&ded Robbie Flero,
Oranire C<>ut 1tudent, who orpn-
tzed U>el caroloro. !!he wu worll-
lnl' at Vincent Lido O.U,. and
wu unable to attend the caroling
party, IO Ibo ...,._ came to Iler. ------·
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:: !111 : I 11 ~ *""'""' -1lonl a -o... ~ cJmo llolita d _.. tloo left ,........,, fer --...... rt 11
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•1• <>C cold we&Ultt, llUt llWe -· 80, ,N~ -Yldlt club. mt& Tboy ·left lop ilr .......
UU'.,.. =:=Jolla, -,, . , d~e Geae'1 ..,. ...... '-"'* ..... 111 -u~ PPJl&N1' ~i:.&N ~II s&.UTUc Jan. •. He haa Jaat _.,, ft9 ~· • Iii a ICU I l H. M. ~ .... 1• Uol4 St., , Lt. !Jiil -Kn. C. J . If-· KoM and will n-be otal ....... et
-'lilottpoit~•cl>, \Old P<>ilf• tblevN -· fomier -tie .-nD, El Toro bw. Tbq Wl1! -. • ~ J-&ad 'WllJl&ml tam bad token a prmenl vahaed at ...,. D-· at lQ\lo lforiti Boy new a~ent on ltubJ' oeca,.,
-Oil J'i14&Y pt a 11ll!nPIO 9f ~ '"-a clotb .. llne Tlluroclay. Front, Balboa lolond. Balboa Ialand.
-of Nuicy'o Pl"O"ftOM ToUr, _, octJYltlOI WMn !boy ~
... lfBC ,broWcolll In Hollywood) -.....,_to. uncle ond ount,
wlJl -" Iba fomlly Chrl.tmia at lU 'l'llOrnff a.lld will Ott.and
U.. Mott YIU'• Day parade onf
-llowl Game toirelller wltb lfuq,
~Uad. natural," w •'1' e
-Jonaa UOld tn deocrlbtnr
Illa DSeoe'I manner before 'a n d
aft.tr IM Wu chOlen roee queen.
TOOta. TlllJl MISlllNO
Willie b'8 ear wu parked near
U.. blib ocbool or at hi.o home,
1Tl1 lriUta Mar, Balboa, car clout-
ero ~ Thuroclay took a opare Ure .Dd a boa of mecbanlc'1 toola trom
U.. wtllcle, 0 . N. Niet.on told
pollce.
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Friendly Service!
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Free Parking
At ooy Ylctorlo A.to Po .. !__!!!;.::::;...._::
wl.. piircHIO of 1.00
or 1110re.
Tlcbh V•llff+.4 .•t s.nlce
DeP: H ... ~ ft••r
space for 3000 cars ·
no waiting, no delay
.... at 4th
Pk. 707-451
LONG BEACH
Also FREE PARKING at a.nY('PARK and SHOP" lot
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BEING OONGR.ATULATE,D by Dr. Boi...t Go.-llpreul, ~ ho
tis.mes 8teffe115en, ton of Mr. and Mn. I. Lmlle Steff--. Corona
del Mar, fourth from Jdl., tor wtnnlns Rbodea Scbol&f'UJp wltb
WIUlam Cannlcharl, Hugh Burm and Nell Snwleea. Tbey v.·l!rr
Who's that behind those
TREES! 11!EES! TkEES!
There in a vast grove of beautiful Christmas trees
stood -guess who ? Princess Margaret Rose? Krla ·
Kringle? St. Nick? Guess again! It was Chuley
Drake! Sure enough Charley has opened a big Christ-
mas tree lot right across the street from his "Charley's ,
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Seafood Re1taurant" on Mariner's Mile, Newport! Me ~---~
and Charle)' want you to be sure and buy your tree If ~
from him ~ Charle}· has fresh. green, pine-fragrant trees ju.at in from
the North Woods. Silver Tips! \Vhite Firs, Douglas Firs. Charley
says he's selling at the lo'4'etit prices you'll find around anyplace?
Oh yes-you'll find beautttul sprayed white and blue trees on this
Jot, too ! Big trees. little trees, middle-sized trees. You can get a
Jove.ly big, full·bloY.'ll tree ~ or 6 ft. tall ~for around $1 .M>. $2. And
wait t ill I tell you! BTO (big time operator) Charley la aleo selling
tree ornaments. lights, tinsel and stuff ... and lots of unusual
toys and cards. Just like a gypsy peddler-I told him. This guy
Charley's got more""irons in the fire lhan the Village Blackamlth.
You might drop in at his restaurant for a seagoin,r snack or elegant
shore dinner. Charley's Seafood Rntaura.nt ia open every day but
Tues. .. , The Chri111tmaB tree Jot l.s open all day and all aJcht ...
The lot is on Coast HJway just acroas from Charley's Sea.food Res·
taurant which is at 1136 Coa.at Highway, Newport. Bea. 6834.
• • • BE SAFE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON FROM MANY ROVING EYES:
LET US PROTECT YOU' ...
BECAUSE WE SPECIALIZE IN VERY PRIVATE UVES ....
SHADE SHOP. 61< Ztlth ST., NEWPORT HARBOR 88'
• • • -' -it•s like looking thru a kaleidoecope. 'l'\J.m-it
slowly and see the varicolored patterns change. Look
In this shop's small window C&R and see in your
mind's eye ... a snowy old world ChrUtmas in many
other lands? Vera Williama calls her Gift and Art
Gallery .. A Little Comer of Europe." And so it is
-... book stalls. pain lings, prints. and Imports from
all comers of the continent. Gala gilta for lovers
of the u.nusual ! Hand carved figurines. hot choco-
late or grog sets from Sweden ; Italian ware with a fre!lh.ness of
color and design; English brass and copper ... planters, plaques,
j.a.rdinieres: and English lu;ster, Part of this little tucked away
boutique's Charm lies in its infinite variety ... Admif'e the Brandt
watercolori, see some rare old prlnts. or stroll around and ga.r:e at
the Venetian handblown glass. the Novara ware or perhaps caress
some newly arrived Florentine silver. Be sure and gl!t one of
Vera·~ little Christmas Lapels. Pin one on and you get full of
Kringle spirit and merry as an elf in a dell ... One item ot interest
and a special bargain ... a large punch bowl {pressed glass l with
tray and 12 cups ... $12 for the entire wt. How can you miu? ? ?
Don't miss \'f"ri\ \\'llllam'5 Art Gallery & Gitt Shop, SlS I/: Marlne,
Balboa litland. • • MERRY CHRlSnrAS •
We hope Santa Claus is good to you and yours-
We believe the real spirit of Santa Claus is to be
found ln your church a nd friendly asaociat.ions. In
the . words of Tom Paine . . . "Freedom to worship .
is a duty to worship. not freedom from it" -
Eleanor Ma.rsh ·
Virginia Logsdon
Donna Nelson
Leah and Gilbert Brown
POLLY APPAREL, 1833 NEWPORT AVE., COSTA MESA • • • WANTS HOME BY CHRlSTMAS!
This doll is so life-like-you could probably send
her off to kindergarten! She says "mama" (did
anyone e.ver hear of a dol1 saying "pa.pp&"? l ThiE
doll also walks and should have a atanding appt.
at the beauty parlor for her curly, washable, comb·
able hair. She's a nat'l. adv. Ana.nbee girl, and
she's staying temporarily at Dona.let.on'• Balboa 5~10.
Give her a home by Christmas ($1-'.95) She an~ a
raft of other chlld deUgbters at $1.49 up. Now for
aome nice inexpensive remembrances for the older girls . . . 51
puge nylons 98c pl"'.: nylon trim slips $1.69; fancy panUea &9c up.
And some neat souJ would enjoy a quilted, aatin·lined clove, hand·
kerchief or Kleenex box. $1.29 -$1.49. , The 5&10 hu plenty of seal.a.
tap and wrapping paper . . . a re-al sood buy In outdoor llg-bt •trin•"'· G. E. hnlba only $!.19. DONALDSON'S BALBOA 5 .I: 10 at
300 MAIN, BALBOA.
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RENEWED YIM· IN .JANUARY . .. . . -~·------------With a eood .tart bot atlll a
Steffensen Son
Wins Honor as
Rhodes Scholar
James Steffensen. 21-year-old
80ft of Mr:. and Mrs. J . L es 11 e
Steffe~. wellknown cOrona deJ
•lll'&r rftldenta. -this weekend
loiiir way lo eo. the N"'!'PC>rt
Barblor comniJ.ttee for tbe Hoaar
Memorial hoopltal tund lo turnboh
and «1ulp the hoapitaJ. will con·
tlnue tta work {Wetly du.rinJr thP
Christ.mu and holiday .ea.eon. Thf'
comtnltiee Will be rudJ lo Co
hack and talro up I.be tuk qaln
.vtth renewed vtm and ~ rtght
after the flnt of the MW yur.
Thia la tile order of Cllalrman
Dr. G. N . Peue '-1ed after the
bre&ktut meetlh• ~d~ morn-
ing at the Balboa .Bay club. Hg
dlatrtct commanders· agreed to ac-
cept the chatnnan'1 Viewa. These
com.mandet'I are Hadd R. Rtns,
Dick Richard, Morrie Stanley,
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'IQ(Mi~ .Midget In Advertiain!l' . '
• brought home a wonderful Chrlst-
mU present-news Ulat he ls one
of four students wlnnlng Rhodes
Scholarships. He will go to Ox-
fo.,, Untventty, England.
Mra. Smith and Bob callla who I
'""re p.....,.t lo make t.iielr week· ,,:U::-~Bolldlnit:=:;:::~c.8e:;:;:tt:.:,:lces::::,,___ ;;,Ul"'--"'~=="-'~,;;.!da;.:.;;;.. ______ _
iy review•, report procreu and S & N 11 Superfluous Hair ' .
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lllC!kj four rbDIMm from f'l•ht rn>mlllNe of .&ic we.tern. sta&K.
8teff..-en i. Enclhh major at Pomona collece. a.ad lnteoda to
bf.aomeo a proft!MOr In Engll~h. tttalninr an outAlckl tntel"t"9t ln
<"tt.IUve "•rttlnl(.
• • • • • • • • • By MARGO
Please steer your park and guide your sail
On an eve.11 keel With a &Wtle gale ...
Plus Sea30n'111 Oreetings and plenty of cheer ~f=~~ ------t--
From Wa.lter and Anna who sell Marine gear!
WALT'S TRADING POST
I blk Ea,.t ot Nt"wpo rt 81\'ll.
Harbor 2410 . .. .
LOCAL MAN RUNNING AROt:ND
WITH FORF..JGN BEAtrT\'!
A F'LASH! A STREAK? A COMET !
WHO IS IT? WHAT IS IT? Why
it'a Frank Wishon space cad e t in his
mtshty MG. 'that's aJl ! Just the world's
faatest small car. that's all! The inter-
national set, dJplomatlc circles, and the
motor cloak and goggle corps are all a twitter over Frank Wtshon's
new BRins u MOTORS INC. And well they should be . . . Mr.
Wishon haa the distribution for the famous Jaguar, the Riley, the
MG and thoae two sterling small Britishers ... Morris MJnor and
Morris Oxford. Mr. Wishon formerly owned the Hotel La.nkershlm
in Los Angeles. He came to the Harbor area to retire. Then one
day he tell tn love with a foreign auto. It was thl!: bl!:ginning of a.
la.sting romance as witness British Motors Inc.. now In lts large,
beautiful quarter• at 1209 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. And
Young Steffensen, an English
major in creative writing at Po-
mona CQllege, is now In his sen-
'tor year. He intends to become
evenually a college professor ·m
English, with c"reative wtttlng as
a sideline.
The local youth and his three
cowinners were chosen from an
origtnal group of 45 st u den t s
from C&lifornla, Arizona, Ulah,
Nevada, New Mexico and Colo-
rado. Tbe winners were chosen
by a five-man committee whfch
met S&tUl'day at California Insti-
tute ot Technology, Pasadena. Dr.
Robert Gordon Sproul, president
of University ot California, head-
ed the scholarship committee.
The schoarshlps run tor two
year• with payments of $1400 a
year to each student .. Assisting
Or. Sproul in picking the win-
ning students were Wilson Lyon.
president of Pomona College, Dr.
Robert L. Nugent. of the Uni-
versity of Arizona, A . 0 . McHen-
drte of Denver and M . D. Thomas
ot Salt Lake City.
Winners with Steffensen were
Nell Smelsen, 21, of Phoenix,
a social relations major at Har-
vard; and William Carmichael.
22, and Hugh Burns, 21. bot.h of
Denver, and both international
a.flairs students at Princeton.
Civic League
Seats Officers
special note to you import auto owners . , . , British Motors haa a The-Women's Civic-League o·f
complete garart> and repair sen-Ice for all foreign motors. Al DaYia Newport Harbor had their busl·
is Chief In Charge or Wrenchu in this department. I say old boy, ae.a meetlng and tnatau&tlon of
if I wge you I'd dro.p by BriUsh Motors and look around at 10me o' 'orncers th1e morniilg at Bal.boa
thoae ,orgeous motoring jewela on . dlapl&y. Mr. Wlahon or Mr. Yacht Club, combining it With a
John ca.Jlan, ,.eneral manager will certainly enjoy leJling you about luncheon and Chrl111tmu program.
Brita.In's gifts to the highways. 1209 Coast _Highway, Newport Nea rly all present officers, head-
Beac.h. Beacon 7341. ed by Mrs. Paul Davi.s, will head
at BYC Luncheon
e e e 1 the group ror the coming year.
:Slgbt\\'Par Alley
Ar~ you regl!teTed as a somnabuJlst? Even
tho' you may seldom walk in your ~Jeep ... or
appear before crowds in your night shift, you'll
still enjoy wearing becoming sleep-wear. The Jo·
Lee Sport Shop has some nod apparel called decent·
ly enough, "Oreamies For P I e as an t D ream s."
Scientists claim that once atlired in a night gown
or p. j.'s of thls Bemberg brushed rayon yam, your
chances of having a nightmare are one in a googol-
plex. For one thing-, "Dreamles" feel like a bag of baby x~ttens .
soft. The P. J.'s have a peplum and are ln sky blue, coral, maize,
and pink, $6.60. Gowns are $0.60. And before lurching around
feeling for your coffee pol in the mornings, thro'v a matching bed
jacket over your sleepy shoulders for $3.96. For more formal and
fancier bed WTaps. Lee baa moll58el.ine de tt0i (Marion Potter Is the
Only known woman who can spell this) ... anyway Lee says It
means glor1fied voile . . . and these da.inty little bed jackets are
$4.90. We ll before anybody sees you ln his dreams, get with
.. Dreamies." Jo-LHI Sport Shop, 18.'.15 Newport-Ave .. Costa Mesai
• • • "EGAD S IRS, I'll ADMIT l'VE KNOCKED
ABOUT THE WORLD ABJT. One morning, it't'
Pince-Nez, Madtid, or the Pike at Long Beach ?" The
speaker was a splend1d, bronzed man wtth a frayed,
henna moustache and cJose.ciipped cults. · · Quickly
enough. I dJaco\'ered this man's pr-etty secret! He
spoke knowingly Qf far otf places because he owned
a Zentth Tranaoceanlc portable radio from the Houee "Spte.DdJd
HAMMOND
CHORD O!'GAN
ALL ELECl'RIO
You can play rich Organ music
at once, without a single lesson;
try one in your own home.. all
by yourself.
PRONE KI. 2-6140
FOR FREE TRIAL
compare note.. ympson 0 ar
Ever'ythlng Is going fine all p AINTING & DECO RA TING PennanenUy removed trom. rw,
along the , bay tront wu the wot'd &rms, lep. Eyebrows and b.iJJ'.
from all district chairmen. They 1The Best Money Can Buy" line shaped-No mQre twe; .!"I·
report lncrea.olng lnter;,,t and 512 -38th. St., Newport Beach Eu.EN L. BRY ART R. II)..
many, many more people a.nxJoua PHONE HARBOR. 2404 Tue9day and Thuraday only
to help with tunda, work and 52tfc Udo's Salon ot Bea.uty Har. 3171
ideaa. Figuring out the number
of beds at $2500 each which will
be n~esaary to reach the N~w
port Harbor quota, Wesley Smith
llllifge&tl t.he problem ls not too
much, ln fact he a&.ld, lf all the
talent a.nd enthual&im can be used
and developed he believed the lo-
cality ml«ht do a great deal bet·
ter.
On the bui.a ot 'bedl alone 30
would have to be subscribed for
ln the Harbor area.. Well a good
st&rt hu been made alld while
there are not yet 30 bed. at least
half the c011t of that ntimber has
been secured 1n cash and pledges.
Of course not all the tunds came
ln for beds, but every donation
of any size large or small helps
to make up the t'und to be raised
from this are&. More and more
orga.nizationa are plannlng to un-
dertake\ the r aising of subscrip-
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
273 Palmer St., Costa Mesa
Bea. ~~7-M 94c9
Painting and
Paperhanging
GEO. BURKHARDT
008 • 31th St., Ne\vport Bea.Ch
Phone Harbor 2418·W before
8 a.m. or after 4 ;30 p..m.
83tfe
COMPLETl!l PJOUSE CLEANING
Furniture and 'rugs shampooed.
Free estimates -Fully insured.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
Beacon 6111 72tfc tions &nd all are puahlng the cam--------------
paign among frtenda u well as
members. "Keep on with the good
work," wu the order at ther close
of the meeting, .. until we flnlsh
the job."
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'LAGUNA KIWANIS
HOLD INSTALLATION
DON K. BUTTS
Lie. Genenil Contractor
1tesidential-Commercial
Remodeling
Phone Beacon 6406·W
17tfc
INTERIOR -EXTERIOR
PAINTING
LICENSED -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
501 • Slat St. Newport Beach
22-Lo&t and Found
LOST-Man's ring, ruby se:t ,with
small dlamOnd in center. NF&r
Mariners Mile, Coast Hwy.• ~
ward. Phone Bea. 6150. l 1c18
29-Help Wanted
Wanted at Once
TOP MACHlNIST
Permanent Job
Apply at
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South Coast Co.·
Newport Blvd. at 23rd St.
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SALESMAN
PART TIME
Large_ company can use 10 men.
Age 20-39 in advertising dept .•
who would like to earn '60. per
week-working 20 houra eve·
nings and Saturdays.
This will not interf~re
with your present.
work.
Car necessary, Phone Kl 3-821.fc
December 19 & 20
13cU
30-SaJe, Mlaoellaneoos
Ottlcers of Laguna Beach Ki·
wania club were to be lnatalled
lut night &t Laguna Hotel. A
delegation of the Newport Har·
bor Ktwan1a club waa" expecUng
to take pa.rt in the fYUvttiea. Harbor 'J.;lfl7CJ iuc38 FOOT PEDAL CHURCH ORGAN
The Newport club will hold ita
l.Mtallation ceremonies jointly
wtth Costa Meaa. Kiwani.s on Jan.
3 at the Balboa Bay club.
------------MEDIUM OAK ''
Tars, C & D
(Oontlnued ~ i-..,o 1)
aa many gamea played so far.
.. C" Teani
Newport (S8) Boys• club (t9)
Siple ............. : .. F.............. Hopkins
Navarro .......... F ............ Chapman
Wetr.el .............. C................ Routch
Brllf&'B ............ G........ Pflrrmann
Revta .............. G ...... :. Steinmann
Scoring aub1 : Newport -Boy-
voy, Coane, Milum and Lovvier.
Halftime score: Newport 15,
Boya' club16.
On offense Wetzel and Navar.
ro took honors with Brtcgs as
outstanding on defense. For the
Boys' club It waa Rousch who
atood out on offense .
.. D" Team
Newport (SO) Boys' club (%7)
Martinez. .......... F.......... McCIU.sky
Fitzpatrick ...... F .......... Thompson
Neumknn ........ C.................. Berry
Talstt'a ............ G.............. Tamura
Eggert ............ G................ Daniel
Scoring subs: Newport
Sleeper, Vaile, Beatty, Knipp;
B & Y House Movers
General Contractors
6W First St., T'Uslin, Ca.Ji!
Phone Klmberly 3-1885
(Home Phones JAsper 9-2773 or
JAsper 9-2687) 91tfc
Frank J. Moll
Fireplaces, Barbecues, Fences
Anything in block brick
or naptone, etc.
437 E. 16th St. Costa M~sa
Phone Beacon 5553-R
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H.H.HOLBROOK
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
A Prompt
Repair Service MaJn.lained
Pltqae: Harbor 1418-W
2801 B~ Blvd., Newport Beach
14-Person&la
Alcoholics Anonymous
Write P . 0 . Box 206
Bal-hland, Calif.
Phone Kimberly S-5393
Boys' club -Bruah. 110 ou...-
Halttlme score: Newport 11, l'.....--oo=._.,;=•ua=tl=ons=-'W;.:.:an::;::ted;:;:. __ _
Bays' club 16. lllXPERT w ASHING and Ironlnr.
Phone Beacon 6058-J. •·;
1,0p13
COLDSPOT refrigerator, 8 cu. tt.
Good running condition, "'new
unit, $46 cash.
TWO NEW Navy pea jackeu,
Sizes 34 and 38. Price, $12 ea.
Ph6ne Harbor 1388. llcl3
STOVE, toP 4 burner range. &nd
75-lb. tee box, $8 takea all. 3910
W. Balboa Blvd. Har. 2270.,
12bl4
KODAK-Six-20.
er uaed. Call
evenings.
F·6·8 lens. Nev-
Ha.rbor 2916-W
12cl4
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CUSHMAN SCOOTER, 1947. New
tires. Good condition, $75. Ph.
Beacon 5729.w . i.~t.f
FIREW~D ,j i
. Coal and Chall:1lll ~ .. >( • ~ •
H. W. Wright Co: .
Phone Beaovn 5665
1784 Newport Bly<!, Coot& MMa
of Rannony. Yeah, you too can join the 'srna.11 world F ellow" Danz•Schmi•dt -BALBOANS IN PHOENIX isn't It' dept. H . of H. bu Zenith and RCA portabJq in all si2s Mr. and Mn. Thomas Frost of
Mrs. Fulton. Brinar lo 1822
TWO C ANARIES, male and f ..
male, 2 cages, $1r5. B.lock"' It
tackle, rope: pair hip lenctb
rubber boots:, $8; copper ketUe,
(tor boiling Jobs:ter). Bed divan.
119 •.:c.Fadden St., ·Santa An.a.
kl. 3.,';042. 13cl5
Vllelle Place, Newport Beach. FOUR B. R. HOUSE--..:.$2MO de.
and price.a. Record players too ... a complete R CA t.5 rpm port-pf C
able tor $34 .. 95. A splashy ctn aa you get $e worth of records free. GftO o. Balboa have been 1n Phoenix for
Ob mua1c lovers never bad It 90 ,.ood! Put t.heM Stocking a few days and.expect to return
tillers oil yo1Jr Uat : o°' LP . , . "An Amerlcan In Parts" ICUrshwtn 6%0 N. Hain Street Wednesday. Durtnc their abRnce
hits plus the ballet flnale); Menotti' a complete "Medium": Golden Comer ltb. rJ&Bta Ana I Mra. Wood and Mra. 0Webb have
Age at the Met; complete o~ru., carmen, La Traviata and other•: been staying with Jeule and
Ferrer'• "Cy'r&nO" . . . and Yule jump for joy over '"Satchmo at ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;T;;;om;;;;;;;m;;;y;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, SYJDphony Hall"' Of' "Goodman al Came(ie" . . . a afeichtuJ of ti
Chliatm.a.s tunes and children's story book albunls. Music of tM
spherea at all speed.a at HoUM of R.armolly. 1817 Newport Ave.
Costa Mesa. Beacon 6663.
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BARGAINS
TILL THE COWS
COME HOME, ,
~AD LIB
87•••00
Harbor 1251.w. 10p24. livered:. ..
FINE IRONING, CUrtaln8, etc_ THREE B. R. HOUBE-S290q de--
Pick up a.nd deliver. Help with livered (both ~ n.. ae-tbick).
dinner parties. Mt8. WUlla.ma. TWO B. R. Hou.e, 0 . K. eode.
Beacon ~91-W 10p12 $3M<> delivered. OWner ~e
-------·------Anaheim 6404. 13c15
8 . C. GRAD., 26, married.. P erm.
Balboa ruldent. Exp. in aalea,
office mpnt. Serv. at.at., boat
repa.tr. PMne Mr. Klatler, Har·
bor !_96>3. 11p13
WANT llgli ,. uaelceeping and
Ironing, •t · ' _LExipgton
6-llU&. llpl3
ODD 30118-'Wl!I ~dle ~ng
paint, ~ter, cement, prcl·
en.Inc, et.Ct: Ree'Ql'•hJe ratM..
P1!<>De BoacOn 5467-W j 18pl6
u .. tbe Non·~
Poot andPnm --u... tritb °"f'·SIMD v. -. .
GAFP'ER I< BATTLER rango. Ila
the 1951 CP an automatic and
haa everything, Lamp and clock,
outlet for touter and bu all-
steel hot cake griddle In • tile
middle. Aleo hu all lllnimer
1 burnere and' allooehroJ:ne cooking
top -·and that artll"' broiler.
Used 2 month.a. Can. ba11e it foti
c6ntract balance of nu.u or
take payment. of P,09 P'et' mo.
See at 40( Bo. Spadra, :ruu ...
ton or Phone. 2152'. Uttc
More C'ewlfled cia MXt; ,....
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CLASllAED
ON PAGE FIVE
SUGGESTIONS
for
CHRISTMAS GIFI'S
GREEN'S
1825 NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Ideal Christmas Gifts
St. Mary Blu.nkcL'J
Bates H£"1 rloom Spreads
Geo. Washington Spr<'ad.a
Paclrlc Contour Shc<'ls
Cannon ·Sheets and ·ro\vcls
Pequot Shttla and Cases
Bath M ats
Table Llnen
Towel Sel.8
Goodyear Airroam Pillo\Ys
Gift Wrapped
Home Furnishin gs
Beacon 7235
8plJ
St-Wanted to Buy
WANTED -Good •lightly worn
clothing lo aell In my new shop.
FRANNIE GR A HA M, 1201
Coast H iway and Goldenrod.
Corona del Mar. 20c.21H
Want to Buy
Used Furniture
•
W UJ buy 1 piece or e. carload.
CRIST FURNITURE
1687 Orange, Costa ~tesa. B. 7323
7p21
PFAFF clt.-"C. sewln~ machlnP.
!XM's 12 Opt'rations without at-
teu:hntPnts. Exct>llf'nt condition.
Sacrifice at $225. ALSO spr<'d
J:;raphlc cu1ncra ln fine condi·
t1on. l\.t it1c. heal1•rs. \BblC'8, lamp~
(;all eves. or w<'ek ends. Har.
2336-R (oc H ar. 3444-J days.t
tlc J:i
\
USED Spl.net piano, fa1nous make,
In perfect condition. Terms,
1~9.12 down a.ad $20.M per mo
at SHAFER'S MUSIC CO ..
(Since 1907) 421 No. Sycamore.
Santa Ana. Kl. 2-Cle72.
CHRJSTMAS SPECIAL -A
lovely grand piano 1n perfect
con(litlon. F ormerly $785. Now
only $505. Terms. $60.82 dQwn
& 121 .28 per mo. at SHAFER'S
MUSIC CO. (Slnc-c 1907), 421
No. Sycflm ore, Sanla Ana. Kim·
berly 2-0672.
SPI.NET Plano like new. Slunninl':
case. Big, round 'clt'ar tone. A
r eal joy Lo hear and see. Spectal
Christmas prlee $395. Ont> only.
DAl'IZ ·SCHMIDT BIG PIANO
STORE, Santa Ana. 520 North
M ain, corner 6th St.
HAVE an old piauu yuu t1.r<" nut
using? Trade IL In for ll:i top
<:ash vahl(• on a Pack flrd-Bt•ll
1't.•h•vision. Convenient termH on
any hRlanc1· at SHAFER'S
MUSIC CO. tSin('f' IU07), 421 N
Sycanlore. Santa Ana. KI 2-0672 -------ACCOROIO~ -URed , rull 120 b&.Slt.
• •
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
W. A. TOBIAS, Salesmanager
312 Marine Ave., Balboa lsl&nd. Ph. Harbo~ 2<K2
Extra Nice 3 Bdrm. Plome
Could be made 4 bdrms. Only 1 \i', yrs. old and still
looks brand new. (Owner baa no children). Hwd.
floors, large fl~. furnace. Near high school, Nice
lawn, lot 80 ft. wide, garage.
G. I. Resale offers usual .good terms.
C. GALEN .DENISON, Realtor
A. E. JOHNSON, Broker
490 Newport Blvd~ Costa Mesa ' Beacon 6698
(Evenings Beacon 6747-J)
4:t-Apartments and Homes ·• * * *
LIDO ISLE
*
Cle\'('r I or 2 bedroom furnlsht'd
ape.rtfllt'nla. All utllltlea a r e
Jlald. Prlvat(• Raragl's and nice
patio. Reasonable rent.a.
GOOD LOOKING cufiton1 built
1
Will .sacrifice for $D5. Terms.
6'-:: fl. sofa. Exc£'Jlt'nt' eondi.-Others low as $12~, $1·tf). DANZ-
tton. $1 00. Ph. Har. 698-J. llc13 , SCHMIDT. 520 No. Main. corner 8Ul. Christ mas Sale, Santa Ana. P. A. P A L M E R
If You're a
BARGAIN HUNTER
Look These Over
Bayfronl home with 4 bdrms. -
older, with remodeling possibili-
ties that the low price would
permit. Pier, float and 40 feet
on water. Someone will 1·ecog-
nlze the value at $39,500. .
TWO PC. living r m. set . char·
lre USc Venl.'tta mohair, excel
condition. Cust $400. SC'll for
S17fl. Bea. 57 13-R o r Beacon
6467-R. l l c l:l
I INCORPORATED S~JNE! PJANO slight!?" damaged 3333 Via Lido Harbor 1300
1n s hipment. A bargain. DANZ-Nf'wporL Beach Calif
SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE. _ ' .
Santa Ana, 5~0 No. Main. cor· BALBOA ISLAND -Attractive
ncr 6th. OVl'r 100 piano:; always. bachelor apt. near So. Bay. Utll * * * ' Cozy lllU(' 3 bdrm. home with bar-
* Christmas Trees
ABC \VASHER. It's that l&tC's t I 1 paid. Garage S75 mo., yearly * 19!;'l l ~II auton1atic washer anti YOU CA N hnVt' a pil:lno in your or $.'>O mo, winter. Ph. Harbor
t ype kitchen, patio. fireplace',
Rood heat and n icely furnished.
$13,000. F or lhe RIGH'r TREE
at the RIGHT f-'RlCE,
Go to SHELTON'S
181 E. 17th St. Co~LA M cS<:t
Beacon 6034-W &·1:1
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT •
White Ermine Coat
Opera Leni;th
Size 15
Never ~11 Worn
Approximately Half Price
$1900
For Information,
Call Kimberly 3-2980
1 lcl :~
TRI-COLOR Colli!! pupp1l's. 5
wks. old. S25 Cfil'h . W ill hold
till Christmas. Bt:al'On 6098-R.
11p13
it has the agitator. overnow home at Chr1:.:::ln1as for only $f1 Jfi71 . ' 79trc
rins" end it 5pins drys all th<' 010. Scf~ us a bout our fine rf'nt ..
1·!Qthe-s. Used it only 1 month. 11.I program. R1·ntal applies on
You t'an try it first and sec ii futur~ purt has.· ut SHAFEft'S
you IJkc it. Can have it for con· 11.1US IC CO. ISinc1· 1907 ), 421
trHt.:l balance of $248.57 or takP N o. Syca1norc, Saula Ana. l<.I
paym1·nti; of $13.50 pt"r monlh. 2-06i:.?.
S1·i' at 404 So. Spadra, Fuller----------
ton or phone 21 52. lltfc
DAVF.NPORT. matching chair.
1nahogany end table's, coffee ta-
ble. All like new. $300 lakes all
426 Marguf'ritC', Corona dcl Mar .
Harbor 2294-M. }lplJ
UF:UllOOM SET. in ah o g any
Vt'nc~r. 2 dressers. night :;tand.
n1irrnr and po!-ltt·r dbl. bed. box
spring~ and innerspring mat -
lr"1'8 P C'rft>ct condition, $125.
Ph. Harbor 2900-J. 13clf•
SPINE'f P IANO -Itopos&.'&'!etl
Ju:;t like new, fanlOU:i nlakf',
beautiful casE>. Gor~cuu~ t onP
Save over $100. Terms. DANZ-
SCH_MIDT DIC PIANO STOR~-:.
Santa Ana. 320 No. Mu.in S lreet
corner 6th.
Your ad appearing reg-
ularly In theac colun1ne
will bring you many new
customers. llarbor area
folk.a are ln the habit of
"looking in the clasai·
, S nli fled" when they need t~~:::~i~;:;:;:ted-. ·· 1--Ul_•_ .. _ .. _"'_""" __ · ____ _
the new 16'-18' and 20· fibre S5-Do1.,rs, Cats, Pe_!s
~lass 5('dan cabin cruisers, in· ---
board or outboard, by BEAGLE n1 a le dog, 7 mus. old,
re;::. AI<C champion rt·triev1~r
$·!."">. Call lia,. 1 ~28 (t•ves. Har. WIN CRAFT
102 E . 16th .. Costa M('sa. B. 6562 1 2515) 1 lcl:.:
11 p l 3
12 FT. GLASSPAR. like new. 7 ~, 36--Poultry, Uabhlts
H . P. MC'rcury, ter·p. oars. an-
chor. Sand dolly. $185. Sec Mr.
Balboa Island
WC' have severs} attractive a pt.a
and hQUses for winter rental
starting at s4:; mo. and a few
yearly rentals starting at $65.
Nelda Gibson, Rltr.
306 Marine, Balboa Isl. H ar. 502
69tfc
ATl'RACTJVE furn. apt. Qn water,
patio. i.::ar. Adul~. Will lease
If rtcsir('li. Close to bus. Richards
Alkt. and tht·atrt·. 617 -38th S t.,
Newport Beach. Har. 691·W
77ttr
r~unN. 3 rm. apt. with bay view
in nict• t·ondilion. $65 mo. Util.
pd. YC'arly rental. 1607 W . Bal-
boa Blvd., Newport Beach. Har-
bor 1068-M. llpl3
BALBOA PENlNSULA-Furniah.:
f.'d sjngle apt. S25 mo. (winter ).
ALSO 2 bdrm. house .. frlgldalre.
laundry available, s~ mo. ln·
c h11.JinJC util. to June 15. Harbor
1210.w. 5Lfc
Collins Island
SNARE DRUM-In exc(·llC'nt con-Grimstad at Balboa Ilay Club
RABBITS FOR. SALE-8 thuro-
brcd d()(•s, t\vo but·ks. R ca.....,un·
ablC'. 566 Ha n1i lton, Costa Mesa!
Bea<·on 6356-M: 11 c1:1
Wt>s t rnd of Park Ave .. Balboa
Island. 3 rm. cottage a.pt..,
week ly or monthly rates. can
H arbor 2962-W. ' dition, includes sticks & brusht·s. or call Harbor 1535. 1 lcl J
S25. Ph. Beacon 6098-R. 11pl3 I · Everybody reads the clasSlfled ads. I----FOR LEASE-New 3 bdrm. house,
ICE SKATES (size 61·::) w orn !0-9_Bus~ess O_wrtunJties unrurn. F\r('plact-. dbl. garage.
on?e· electric train. 4 wheeled 34-Musical Radio ~ 23542 St. Andrews Rd., Cliff
skunrner. mech. truck. toy sew · • Men's Clothing Store Haven. Beacon 8874 -J. 11c13
ing machine, lik<' new. H t>avy CABLE GRAND PIANO. Vf'ry 112 E . 18th St., Costa Mesa FOR RENT-I bdrm. furn. house carry-all truck. Phone Harbor good tone. Excellent condit ion. · 22M. l l cl 3 W ill sacrifice for $300. Phone Sto<:k about 1 yr. old. Stock and in Newport Beach. Reasonable
H arbor 2990-J. l3c 15 fixtures invt'ntory about $1 3,000. to June 15th. P hone Fulle rton
CHRlSTMAS BARGAIN -Elec·
tric lique fier (H ollywood). Like
new, '.rt price. 321 Santa Ana
Ave., Newport H eigh ls. Bea-
con 5244. 1 t cl3
Somebody Wants
That ueed turniture, brtc-a -arac,
p&lntings, etc., now taking up
apace tn your garage.· Find a buy-
er wlth a classified ad In the
News-Times, P ost, a.nd Pre&& com·
SPINET Pianos, new and used.
Baby Spinet $295. Christma~
sale on all Spinets. Over 100
pianos to choose ~· DANZ·
SCHf\.11DT PIANO And Organ
Co .. 520 No. Main, corner 6th,
Santa Ana.
ELECTRIC Organs, nt'w e.n<l used.
DANZ-SCHM"IDT Piano and Or-
~an Co., 520 N. Main. cor . 6th.
Santa Ana.
Phone Beacon 5606-M. 4tfc 1088. l lcl3
Business Opportunity Wanted I S MALL 2·room cottage", furnished. One block from Rtcharda Mar-
PRIV A TE PARTY will buy or in-kcl. 162 E . 16th St., Co.sta Mesa.
vest in establis hed business in llp13 1
Ha rbo r area. Must s how ~Ot)(I --------------
profit . Give full particulars W. OCEAN FRONT cozy atudlo
Write Box V, this pape r. N<1 Hpt. Grountl floor, carpeted,
bro kers. llpl:J ~hn..,.,•t·r. all convcnlc ncca for
* * * Can you imsgine a year oltl 3
bdrn1. ho1ne on the waterfront
at $27.500. Art istic papers and
colors, 2 bRths, fireplace, good
heat. See thia one. Owner trana·
fered . MUST SELL!
* * * t> units near stores, library, trans·
por tation. Units al\vays rentcl.1 .
Neat as a pin. owner might
conalder trade.
Bay & Beach Realty
1450 Balboa Blvd., Har. 1264
* * * * * *
56-Money Wanted
Trust Deeds for Sale
NET YIELD 8% to 10% I< MORll:
"'PLACE YOUR PROCEEDS
IN GOOD TRUST DEEDS"
Every loan t itle insured.
$3.381-lst T . D. pays 14.0 mo.
6';t, all due 1958.
'3.886-lat T. D. pays $40 1110.
6%, $350 discoun t .
$8,080--lat T. D. pays $80 mo. 7%
Free collection service. r
BOB SATTLER. 1415 Coast Blvd.
Corona del Mar Harbor 1077-J
Rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE CO.
Metro Ute Ins. Funds Kl 3·5186
55-Money·to Loan
LOANS for Homes
6%-20 yr. Loans
CONSTRUCTION LOANS
at 6-6'At% (14 yrs.)
WE BUY AND SELL
TRUST DEEDS
SEE BOB SATTLER
141!5 COAST BLVD.
Coropa del Mar Harbor 1077-J
Rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE CO.
Metro Life Ina. Funds Kl 3·6186
LO.ANS TO BUILD, IMPROVJ:.
BUT, MODERNIZE, OR
Rll:FIN ANOE .
' .
Chic}cen Ranch
A real opportunity tor the right
man to earn over $1000 per mo
5 acres, 2 houaea, b&rn, stables,
own water and equipment for
J 5,000 chlckene. $6000 down plua
inventory. · This operaUon has
over $00,000 groae sales for 1951
Can be lncreued.
Moderately Priced
INCOME HOME. New 2 bdrm. on
R·2 lot, located clorte to beach.
Should return lo $1200 per yr.
Ample room for addtUonal unit.
Full price, $7260. Reasonable dn.
payment.
Lido Isle $15,500
We have just completed an attrac·
Live 2 bdrm. house with ma n,y
tile featurea -enclosed patio.
corner fireplace, good healing.
g la.u e ncloeed tub, exposed
beamed ceiling in llv. rm. Can
be bought with low down pay-
ment of $4750. Best value on
Lldo !ale.
GREENLEAF I< ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
3112 Newport Blvd., Harbor 2552
3tfc
Desirable Duplex
"Superific"
TWO turnlshed units. Each w ith
two bedrooms, living room. kit-
chen and bath: with a sundcck.
f>Orch, and fireplace. A good
Balt>oa. leland location for the
family who 1nust consider in·
cun1e to be essential.
Here. is a 3 bdrm. home-l>f quality construction
on BALBoA ISLAND. Large living rm., flrepl&cc.
Guest rm. with bath. Separate and complete apt.
over dbl. garage. •
Price $18,500
ISLAND REALTY CO. -Realtors
Park Ave. at Agate 1 BLK from FERRY LNDG.
BALBOA ISLAND HARBOR 377-W
I
CORONA DEL MAR INCOME BARGAIN
Attractive 2 -bedroom hoi:nc, only 4 years old.
Good location on NarciBsus Ave. Separate guest
rm. & bath adjoining gar. (built to take 2nd story.
Excellent income recant bu~ OWner M~
S0e your Multiple Listing Broker or
Mull. Llstlng No. 2123
$10,500
W. W. SANFORD, REALTOR
Park Avent1e at Marine Balboa .Island
HARBOR U82
OUTSTANDING
Bay Front Home and Apartment
on the exclusive EAST BAY FRONT of LITl'LE
ISLAND. No expense has been. epal'<1jl to make
this an incomparable home. Large enough for
gt;lceful entertaining and email enough for eer-
vantlees living. The pier and fl oat will please
the deep water yachtsman.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT .
STANLEY HADFIELD, Realtor
216 Marine Ave., Balboa Island, Harbor 20
Beautiful Large
Corner Lot
ON MESA DRIVE overlooking
country club. Curbs are in. Ap-
proved for FHA. A very good
buy.
20 7< down
YOO ASK FOR IT
WE HAVE IT
DESIRABLE lots in choice
locations.
OPTIONA L-can be used as a four
bedroom, two bath home plua a
rentable separate guest room
and bath. Your inspection ln·
vitcd. Newport Heights
PRIC E furnished i rn.500, with Builder Must Sell
LIDO ISLE waterfront lots
for sinl le homes or income
purposes. A LS 0 cross
street lvts at prices well
under value and terms to
suit you. tern1s of 1."a down and balance on
111onthly payntcnt.s. I' Exceptionally well .built 3 bdrm
home. lndivlduahty, beautiful
Call Harbor 63
J . A. BEEK OFFICE
Balboa Island Ferry-
2 Lots, Costa Mesa
FOR THA'f new home you HhouJd '
buy theac two 60 x 127 toot lot!;,
buy one or both. O n 15th street
near corner of Orangt; Avenut:.
Priced $1485,
Call BEEK FERRY OFFICE
Har~r 63
Sacrifice Sale
$2.500 down wlll buy a modcn1
duplex local.pd in Corona del
Mar I blk. from beach. Yields
12 ~ on investment. Buy fu r·
nishcd or unfurnished. P hone
Harbor 1063. 12cl4.
$1500 DOWN
Cha rfnlng new ranch type home.
One bdrm., all fenced and land-
.sc-,ped. Good COsta Me:oi& loca·
ll<fl· lt's pretty as a picture a.nd
a wcJl·buUt home. $7995.
elevation. Many wonderful and
cOl!tly fea tures. E ntry hall, lge.
Uving room windows, fireplace,
force<I air heat, selected hard-
w ood floors,. 1 % baths, large
)<.ltchcn, built-in laundry. Street
bonds are paid . Are you inter·
estcd in value? Thia home lB un·
dcrprlced at t.he bu1lder'1 ex-
pense. Full price is only-
$14,250 --.
Phil Sullivan
Geo. Everson
1800 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
P hone Bea.con 7123
(Across from Costa
Eves. Ha. 3157·W
Mesa
Bea.
Bank)
M58-J
Out of Town Owner
Says "Must Sell"
2 1,2 bdrm& home, lovely brick
fireplace, needs redecorating.
Unfurnished except stove and
drapes. F e nced rear ya.rd. Full
price $12,500. -Will consider
offer!
Balboa Peninsula
INCOME
REMEMBER we arc t he OE-
VICLOPERS of lovely LIDO
ISLE. Here you can also BUY
homes a t most any price you
desire. NOW we have some
splendid 2 -3 • or 4 bedroom
homes that cannot be dcacrilicd.
You MUST , SEE these. Our
listings. l\l'f! EXCLUSJVE with
ua. It w ill profit you to come to
our offices. Here a liUle buye
a LOT.
To ALL our clients and fricn(ls
may we wish you a mOHl
MERRY CHRISTMAS and n
NEW YEAR in which we all
can enjoy PEACE and HAPPI-
NESS.
P .A. PALMER
•IN CORPORA T E D
3333 Via Wdo
Newport Beach, Calif.
Harbor 1:>00
' Balboa Island
Only $2500 down b uys this older·
2 bedroom home on a full sized
Jot in good location. Kno tty plne
interior. Hu a fine 2 car ga·
rage all ready for an apartment
lo be added above. FuU price
only $11,900.
216
Stan Hadfield
REALTOR
Marine Ave., Balboa
Phone Harbor 20
Island
blnaUon. Just Phone Harbor 1818. HAMMOND ORGANS! The gn'at
SHELi,, .GIF'r STORE', by NC\V·
port P ier. clean 8'tock. Good I
mail ordf'r business, money
n1akc r. $3500. 2102 Occ·an Front,
N ewport Bt.·a~·h. Set· Sunday,
i.:omfort. Twin beds and couch.
Sna<'k bar, kitche n unit. refrtg-
f•rator. etc. A snug place fo r
2 or more-Nice beach. RenL
moderate. 17<M W. Ocean Front.
Newport Beach. Harbor 2999-J.
We Buy Trual Deedo 2 NllWPORT BALBOA 11'EDll:RAL
8AVIN08 6' LOAN ASSN.
Newport Heights
bdrm. home In xlnt. location.
Obie. g arage, 4 yrs. old. lovely
yard, front and rear . 18700.
Exceptionally nice 4 units -·2
stor y stucco, only 1 'h yrs. old.
.f-car garage. Three 1 bdrm.
units furnished. One 2 bdrm.
unit unfurnished. Close to bay
and ocean swimming. Excellent
lncon1e.
With $2500 Cash
l2p\·1 12p13 MAKE yours a horn(' of clistinc·
tlon with a beauttrul Siamese
cat or kitten. Phone Harbor
1326·R. llt'l3
Hammond Chord Organ. I f you
don't know a no te. you can play
this'. The Hammond Spine t Or· 1 gan. World's most beautiful 42-Wantetl to Rent
tont.'s .. Easy t e rms.. DANZ· :l,. ----
Ul">STAlllS waterfront apartment.
nicely furnished, Aceon1mo-
tlatcs f iVl'. $110 per mo. Apt. E.
365 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle. BEAUTIFUL 15-j;allon slalnl<'ss •
Bteel aquariun1 fur sale. Includes
plants, rocks, li J;hlcd stainless
steel cover. heater, tht•rmostat
thermomt;"ter, filter and fi~h. $50
value, only $30. Dea. 6690-W.
SCHMJDT P iano and Organ Co .. YOUNG COlfPLE nPf'd upt., in
Santa Ana, 520 No. Main, corner arf'a. P crmant•nl. Furn., partly
13pl5 6th Street. furn. or unfurn. Ph. Beacon
12pl•I
CHJLD'S full slzctl lined play-
house. Shinjth:d exterior and
roof. Call Har. 1443-J Sat. or
Sun. 12pl4
GOLF CLUBS, pructica!Jy nC'w.
Complt'te set ladif's ~tacGregor
Louia. Suigs inclu•ling putter
and'" bag. Phone Harbor 1446-M
after 6 p. n1. 13tfc
CHIHUAHUAS. r egistered. Ma-
ma. papa. twu babies. Buy une
· or all. 214 Cabrillo. Custa Mesa.
See 6 p. n1. to D a . n1. or all
qay MonOay. I3pl5
FOR SALE-ChU<.l's play hou..ec.
RENT A PIANO -Let the kiddie!"
learn, Sf! per mo. Full term re nt
allowed on any piano ln our
st ock . DANZ -SCHMIDT B I~
Piano Store, !:>20 N. Main, Santa
Ana. I
LOVELY bungalow upright pianC1
in perte<:t condition. Ternuc.
$33.J~n and $11.94 per mo,
ai ··l!flAFER'S MUSlC CO
Since 1907). 42l No. &ycarnorc.
Santa Ana. Kl. 2-0672.
GOOD PRACTICE PIANOS, ~D.
$75, $87 up. Pay $5 per month.
Full trade-ln allowed on new
WithJ.n two ye a r s. DANZ.
SCHMIDT Big Piano Store, San·
La Ana, 520 No. Main, 6th SL
corner. Buy now for Xmu.
Five· feet by 8t'Vcn Ceel, $7.5. REGULAR $275 valUe -N ew 120
·Phone Htlrbor 20$1...J . 1Sp16 bass accordiom. while they wt,
TSLSV1810N, Philco · 12~ incl! • J189.~. Case Included. Terms.
"table_.....,, 10 montha old:-Ex-Jl8.90 down and JI0.7& per 1110. • ...,...... at SHAFER'S MUSlC CO.
oellent condition. $100. Coll s 907 Hanor C!a2-R. 1-u 1 In<• 1 ), ill No. Sycam0tt1
-~ Santa Ana. Kl. a--0en.
6150 ~fore !> p. nt. llcl:J VERY N ICE 3 rm. cottage near
bay & shopping Cl'.'nter. AdulU, ,!_3-Apartmt>nt~'i ancl Hou8efol no Jkls. $45 mo. to June. Utit.
W '1 pd. Apply 430 E . Bay, Balboa. T O bdrm. unfurn. house. 1 blk. Ha rbor 307. 13cl5
from ocean. By year only, S71i -------------
month. BALBOA PENINSULA -Furn.
UDO lSLE---2 bdrn1. fum. home. single apt. $25 mo. to June 15th.
S115 mo. by year on.ly. Utll. Incl. Laundry It wash ma·
Ph. He.rbor 2::>62 or liar. 2914·M chine available. Ph. Har. 1270-\\'
3tfc t3lfc -----
RENTAL ii
SP~IALISTS
Call Edna Craig l
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa Ialand Har. 2042 32c54
YEARLY-Newly df'COr&ted. Ex·
c~pUonally tUce. Unturn. 2 bed-
room duplex. Many extra fea-
tures. Near both &Choo.la. Rea·
eonable. a:M Clu..y St., Clift
Haven. 83ttc
House Trailers for rettt
ALSO large Joi. with lawt11 and
• pattoe. extra clean reel roCJqb
and laundry. Thia ta a fine place
to make your. botne.
Liberty Trailer Park
151&2 Har-Blvd.
S&nta Ana KI. 2-11378
6p18
~ Via Udo Pb. Bat. 11100
Ive.
4~Automoblles, Tires
LOOK! LOOK! • 1951 HILU!AN Sedan dem-
onstrator. v e ry Io w
mileage. AT k BIG.SAVING
1048 CHEV. club cpe. (1
ownf!r ) Orig. paint, n~
titt3 .................................. Sl09tJ
JIM I DODGE '.> ton pickup $ 490
CHEV. IS ton Pick up .......... J '19$
I
BANK TERMS
"Hillman Ml.rut Dealer ..
\NEWPORT
AUTO SALES
2604 N<wport 'Blvd., Newport Bel>
Pllone Harbot 1407
Tremendous Bargain
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Newport Heights
Bran<I n('_w 3 bdrm. home. Its tht>
attractlve ranch type with fire~
place, best hwd .. flOQfs. lots of
tile. Finest workmanship
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Beacon Hill Realty
4.86 Newport Blvd. (above Arcbe»)
Ph. B. 5713·R or Eves. B. 6632·W
Priced Right!
Good 2 bedroom year roUnd home
with 2 floor turnaees, hdwd.
floors. G•r&ie U\d pe.tto In
choice location near bay. We
don't think you can beat thh:_
for SU,500.
DUPLEXES
$6000 CA.SH, P'Ull PRICE buys a
amall duplex in bualnesa zone.
cloee in Balboa.
$13.500 for a large older type du-
plu on 2 Iota c!looe to bay.
Lowtt ren~ WW bring good
mmmer income.
$36,500
Lido Isle
2 bdrm., 2 bath home with flag·
stone fireplaee a nd forced air
heat. D i.sposal. Service porch
Beautiful enclOBed patio, 2-ce.r
garage. Lot.s of storage space.
Only $22,500, $8600 down.
{Furniture can be purchased l!
desired.)
Coast Properties
301 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
Phone Harbor 2668
SHORECLIF'F'S
27.2 Evening Canyon Rd.
Open for Inspection
Just completed. 3 bedrm: 2 bath.
VIEW home. Bireb k t L c b e n.
Lota of tile and formlca. Le.nd-
ocaped.
Priced Right
Loree Prudential loall al ~~
You can move lnto this 2 bdrm
home. Built 3 yr1. ago, just re--
decorated. Obi. l'&r., excellent
location. Ha.a 4. ';t G. I .lollll. Bal-
ance leu than rent.
Corona del Mar
Ckean View. new 3 bdrm. 2 bath
home. W to W carpeting and
drapes included. Hwd. floors.
dual fir. furnace, fenced, patio,
sprinklera front 6. rear, 60' lot •
Only 118,500, owner tra.naterttd.
Key 1n our office.
W. E. Fisher
Builder -Realtor
Ernie Smith
Realtor -llWJCl&te
916 Cout BlvcL, Corona del Mar
Phone Barbor 24.4.3 10tle
Corona Highlands
Large corner view ~y OWIU!r.
Priced -· PIL Har. ~ or Har. 3081.R. 89cU
-thia -to buy. ~ . • Hal'bor 31113-J. • ucu New Home r Lido Isle
S17.000 for aUnk:Umy rumtalled
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