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BOnd Issue N • w, A m.lnor of the molll
npldly· c1en1op1nr ......
ot the Callfol'llla -Soutll ' • Board Believes . Coutal -plro SERV,NG THI INTIRI
. HAltlOI AllA Oeftcni oplnlon of !'IOWJ>Ort
Beacl> Etomentary School!Olatnct
i-rd of tru.t.eea T\-.:y nl(ht
at their resuJ&r meeting +as tbat
moet peraona loe&.lly raYor ~the
boa.rd'• new bond laue elect.lob.
It calla for $825.000 in J;onda to
bulkt a new tchool nortb Of Co-
rona del Mar and to co~ruct _Jd•
d.Jtlon8 to Horace ~lp echool.
• • ' SECOND l,ARGEST ,HOME COMMUNITY IN ORANGE COUNTY
VO~UME XIlI PHONE HARBoR 1816 l · FIVE CENTS ' ~ER2 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFdR.mA. THURsDAY, MARCH 6, 1962 • FOURTEEN PAGES
' "Everybody I've talked to eeema
quite tavorablely lmpreaaeid by the
bond election plan• and µie fact
that the auditorium la ,Put and
the real of the program la plan-
ned ecbnomlc&lly," James Ray.
board member reported.• Boar<tl
Pre9'dent Marton C. Dpdd an-
nounced the boa.rd will! lnapecl
neal°t>y achOO ls said Lo have been
buJlt at an average cost of $8
per foot.
No arcb.ltecta ha w bee~ chosen
to bulld the new s tructure lf the
bond 1asue h1 approved. The board
dllcuued whether cl\1c organlza-
tlona could and would f inance
• m&illng of circulars exp!~ the
acbool construction pro~m. ·
A letter from the Couht y Coun-
eel wu read the board, outlining
the .liabilit y of any achoo! t rustee
l engi.ged In business with school
' dist.r1ctA The board instructed the
superintendent's office to reply,
uking whether truatees or one
dt•lric t specifically were prohibit-
ed from doing busines· in any
other district.
fire, Explosion
Burn Local Man,
Three Yachts
Fire which ignited from ~aso
llne and bilge fumes la \e ycster-.
day aboard HinC'm6a, 38-tfoot "b·
In cruiser . injured Roocij't Baker,
local electrical worker, w ho re-
ceived second and third degree
nREMEN OF NEWPORT BEA.CH and the Harber Patrol yatprday afternoon lupeci damase to
lllnemoa. ~foot motor end.er, In whleh Robf.(l Baker, local boat \\'orker, \YU badly burned \~hf'n
P,.<i fumes fpJted. 8&ker, ""pltalb.,td lat.et, jumpeid-in bay to dOUM flamee OD bandit. ar1115. h.aJ.r,
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burn• &bout the body. I b ~~::~~:~!r~~~.~;~;p :~~ OCC · Class " Election Keeping Bay Clu
~;=t~.:,~;~:z~:~~~ Student Wins From Getting Mobile Homes
going up in smoke. , ''Thia 18 not an opportune ti.rne•+-----------~--
Two other craft, lying on either Pub11·shers' Award to seek a change in the Ci ty Ordi-breezeway anO con:teqUet1tly ae v-side ot H lnemoa, were scorched nancea w ith el~cttona only a month !'ral of the roon1 unlt..s could ~
and charred about t he hulls. They away,''ti wu lhe consienaus or list ed u one 'Atructure.'
were Steady Qirl. Slip 63 : Bantam. Mrs. Patrtcla Inloe1, 1727 Ocean Mobllhofll e Co. otftCLala who mf'l The Bay Cll~ ln tlll' p&st has
SJtp 83. • Blvd., BaJboa, ha.s just been named with cit y employees lo the City bfton able to lf"t any portl09 de-
Ftreman Ed Hall of Engine Co. by Ho ughton Mifflin, 'BoAton pub· Me.nager·a office Tueaday. The aired or It& leue Mal watvl"d by
2. received hand bUrna frbm a hot on:Unanoc whic h nttdi to be I~ City C~I and thft: mun.1-
ptpe while flghUng the blue. Jtahera, u the winner or lhelr An· changed, according to 1the com-eq..rtty ls now .w.ldll.lq tbe
Bale~ wv _t,ttated at the dock nuoJ Houghton. Mifflin Literary pany otttclala lo .l!>J..D.AO ""'Wrin , ~b ~ to the amouat of
. .,,,.. O«ta!~ ~ft ............ -.-------· ~'Pi~ilt...-~;:---.,111kil. ' -~ --~ -·-
'him nut -.Id.~ -.r°"' U\e Tbe ~ lo an award et &l>o\11 to'be n\6-'tn\JG;'-Ciiy of New-• ..... '-1111' • -"'°Um wao WI<• ..P,ta All• UdOO to enable ·MN. .lnJot9 to port Beach. , t ..... "!'-~ lt.ae .-~-!tr ~ta!. Bokor, .,, comJleta i-< ..-• ..-wao aub-• Mobtlllomo 00. 16 t.ylnr t.o oom--• -· tM i>"--
. elecl.-n of llU: °':'ipW&)'• ml led U\ od\lllle'f-Willi _... pkto a ,-deal 'nwle 'Wiil\ WI Bal-----le ll. T. lilt"#'~ wao
lla4 --'IW!C -~ .. -71ploteorellapten and llMIC"d t.o 'bQa Bay Club fdl' \lie lri>po<ta"""1 ,......,www.;.,. . wflolna ,......._, \be aD6 be "W'Ca'tJlt Gt UM. prta. • -or al leNt 20 bOtta1 ~ untt.8 and W.. OI. tlottJe liquor were a.i.o
....__ •••UO>id.. A, ~ ... u.e -tlvo -I-~ 40 ,.... .r ~roJrlCa.t· 1mn a .ll"d=tlal tnalrMnt
Hlnemoa ls ·owned -by Empire ing cla.u cooducted bf Oranre ed .tructu.,.e.. whm the otf·aakl J\cenee store was
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Steel Co. a.ad G. W. Ander19<>n. Coast Evenln1 college and held In The Bay Club has sald, that It exempted from Lerma of the ell)'
2137 North Marianna St., Los An-the l:beU club 1n Dalbo&, Mr•. ln-will not pay the clty the ~ tff. agreement .which call3 for the
gele•. toes ahowed con.elderable promlae Mobllhome U.ya thl.t \ta ¥al wUI payment o{ ~<'.4 of the gross re-
to Adolph Andenon, IJU11tructor. not permit It. celpts.,
MOTOR STOLEN'
Mra. Morgan Leithold. 1803
West Bay avenue, reported th.i s
momlng t.bett ot a 1(-fOOt gray
open launch and 22 hp Evlnrude
motor. The boat, valued at $M0
wu ta!C-en bet~n 9 1" m. la.at
night a.ad 8 a. m. thl1 morning,
acw~I' to the police .. report.
and one of her tint cl&MrOOm ex-The structure.. would be fabri· Tho8€! atLending Lhc cl011ed door
erciae3 wu enlarged into a abort cated at the El Monte factory a.nd 8ea&lon were Owen Sloan, Cli ff
story which waa aold t o the maga-then trucked lnto place on the Norstrom and Hugh Cairns for t:he
z.ine Todily'a Woman. city-owned property lea.Md to the building compa ny with their at.
Al prcaent Mrs. Inloes ls in the B&y Club. tomey. 'rom Heftema.n . Fire Chief
m iddle west completing her re-Ways tO'hedge around the city Frank Crockl'r. hla &S"ist&nt, Phil
ae-arch for the F eUows.hlp novel ordlna.nee havo. apparently been Hayden, city building inspect or
and ahe plans to do the wrltlng ot wor~ed out wheNby the •true-Pete Ne.Laon, Engineer B. J , Webb
It at home. t.ure.a would be llnke1f with a •nd City Attorney Harry BlodgetL
• Banks Over
Victory Won,
Citizens ·Drop
Water Tax Suit
Ufe Is ~ning
in AnchorCHJe,
Local Men Write
Everything'• up to date in
Anchorage, Aluka, W a r r e n
C a.Mel and Dale Montgomery,
tor~r 'Newport police otficera,
write their buddiea here. The
pair left here Feb. 1~.'
Why. just the other night,
Dropping of th(' citizens' suit their letter relates. an Irate cltt-
agalnst t}\c City of NC'wport Bea ch zen armed wilh two revolvers
ordinance which levied $1 per walked in the Anchorage police
monlh on lo<'a l water met ers was s tation lo shoot the desk ser-.
gent. He, thoughtful fellow.
announct"d today by Fred J . Strp-leaned on a radio transmitter
heu, chairman of the Citizens key and sent the c ltlzen's an-
Water Tax Committee. nounced plan of murder out
tit a sta tem ent. Stephens sal1l over the alr. Seconds later,
hla g·roup felt no userul good a squad car turned the come-r
could cbme or litiga t ion which and its patrolmen cut down the
would be costly to city and tax· taxpayer as hla threats died on
pa ye r aUkc. H is s tatement reads: hie stilled lips.
We have won a complete victory The solid aide or Anchorage
on behalf or our town' In our tlgbt Is booming too. but tn a finan-
for the refK'al of lhe $1 per moit{h cial way. Truc k drivers eam
water meter tax. $3.:>0 an hour. laborers $3.
The City Council has now intro-Room a.nd board ts reasonable
duced a new ordinance to repeal and there la plenty of work to
the tax • u or last F eb. lt\th, be had, according to Cu8el and
thereby acknowledging their error Montgomery.
In lmpo5ing this tax in the first Yea, it is a little cold, but
p lace. not eo·s they not ice it in their
BMed on a lengthy lega.l opln-woolen trousers and jacket.is.
Io n given by our attorne~. Max And Anchorage.le growing fut
Hurwitz, we are convince<:! that in it.a bul!!lnees dl8trtct, they re-
the Court would declare the tu port. On tta main street there
ill <'gal. U one !pol where you have to
Since the mot ion by the City walk 4.5 feel between saloons.
Council repealing thl8 lax, we have I'---------------' had numer oUI!! calls from cltiuns
or thh1 communit y. The great ma-Board to Mail
jortty o ( theae Calli!! have indicated
t hat 1t is the conaenaus that for S•mple B•llots
the ove r~ll good ol the community "" ""
th .. 1aw•uit now be dropped ... in Bond Elettion
our po.J.nt has been won. !
The e.xpen.e involved in the City To inatruct Newpdrl Beach Ele·
refund ing lhe money, from lhf meni..ty School DiJltr1ct voters on
s tandpoint of bookkeeptng, gen· what the bond mue election eel
f•ral coat or makin g refund11, plus for M•rch· ~ 111 all about, the lhe a ddit ional a.mount that the achool board of t.ruateee plan to City would have to pay the City mall out aome 6000 ample bal-
A ttorney lo defend this ault, ~ng lat.a to registered voters.
w ltll the otJie~ l coott whldl wool~ . """' ..._,.. luL 'week called a
-...... ~ tM-~ li.;i;ii'~ tii u,. Sum Ot $6116,· .._ an In.formed ~ proMbl::r ooo. Y\mdil w.tU be uR!d to build
equal and poutbty exceed the SS the propoeed new ecbool north of
or ao ~ be ~eturned by the City Corona del Kar on the echool·
tp eacb 'taxpayer tor lhll w~te~ ownfid 18-acre parcel and to erec;:.
tax. 1 new &ddtUona to Horaee Enaitsn
The coneenaua of the cltlaen• we ecbool. The auditorium la nt>t In· h.!-" talked to, .. ~u u the eluded tn thlf plan, nor i. the
optnton of thla committee. la that 11ehool library-both ot whJch W'°ere
no future City Council will at· contemplated by the $985,000 bond
tempt lo ralae tund• In such a lUUe which was defeated here lut
manner ag&ln and will be more Jan 11 careful lo obtain money throurb · · -------
G. O. P. Candidates
IRVINE SAYS COURSE !
FOR HARBOR. AREA NOW
0. K~ WITH GOVER·NMENT
Enl!ancement of the community life and facilities of
the Newport Harbor area waa assured this week when it
WBJ! Mamed that plans for a 150-acre Golf Co~ and
Cpuntry Club westerly of M11cArthur Blvd., and iriland of
the Coast Highway were virtually completed.
The new 18 hole golf cou raoee--~---------
wiil be created on the rolling hil.ls
in the area su rrounding Merle's
Drive-lhn. Owners or the course
will be the Irvine Company and
the present leasing arrangements
are befng made through the Har·
bor Investment Cof!1paztY.
Government clearance for the
building of the course has been
obtained. All water lines will be
of non-metalllc tube conatructlon
7140 Voters on
Rolls for Next
City Eelection
in order to protect the au~ly of Another evidence that 1 Newport
metals In short supply. Beach la growing rapidly came
Present plane ca.II for the build-with dleclosure by the c~unty a.nd
ing of a minimum club house and city clerk's oftlcea thai there art
shop tor the use ot the Prates-7140 peraona re«fatered to vote In
slonal goiter and instructor. the Newport city elections April
Water for uee of the course is 8.
immediately available as the en-Accordlng to the ctty clerk,
tire area la part or tfie Coaatal there were 6282 . pef'80ftll recta-
Munlclpal Water District and tered for the last city electloh,
served by the Laguna Beach Ir-April, 1950. J'or the November,
vine Company Joint line. 1950 general election, there were
Myford Irvine told the Pren 7524 peraons reitst.ered with.In
that although the lease has not the city limit.a.
been signed for operation or the Following. is the· breakdown et
course a.a ·a semi-public facility, regletered. voters by aectlona:
that It hu all been agreed to in Balboa.. Precinct.a 4, 5 17 Qt!
~ub&t&nce. 19 -2~7. 272. 227 and 284 votwl
Highest calibre club !acllttiea r.eapectively: . ' will be provided and onlf h i g h Balboa Iala.nd, preclJicta 8 , 10.
cla.as membership will be eought, 12 and 18 -309, 303, 273 and
Irvine said. Preference will be 298 votere:
gtven to local t'Utdenta on a Corona. dll!d Mar, prectncta 7, 13.
membership card bas I a. The 14, 21, 22 and 23 -359, 381), 240,
coune will be available for public 321, 345 and~3oe voter*;
uao. · · · · l.ldo Iale, preclnct~l -3"
· No 'l'W.ldlnr of t.be -m~ ~ ~ ,_ ! -~-Odo ,.. ,
of other eluba ia eeen .., U the NeJl'POrt. J!!teClnct. 1 J, a, I aJll1
Santa Ana Country cili.b llu had 1s --· ue, 117, i.nd SN a cloeed membership for aeveraJ votera; I
Years put. The new Laguna Newport Heights. prect:n~t 9, 18
Country Club 19 enjoyll\g' w Ide and 20 -295, 3199 and 1239 votera.
populartty u are the WUlo"'1c1t l ·
and other county couree.. BOND ~ON I DA.TE ~·told the~ "We hope The ~·.choOJ boa.rc,pt ll
that thia latest p1an wUJ be a trusteea: 'ha.cY"io dectlnel an tnY.lta-
comPlement to the community tlon to attend tbe next Board ot
and !la way ot ltfe." Truateew A.mmcfatiOn !n e et In I'
.Building of lh1' course will bf! whioh will be held March 26 -
puahed to the earliest pas.Ible date ot the IPcat IChool 'bohd eWc·
completion. '-' tlon. -
proper channels. whatever the put'-
po8e may be, and that a formal
court ruling t hat the water tu
ordinance wu tnvalid ill not nece11-
b8.ry now .
-Not Enclatwd by , I ~;;~;. ~~~;~~: Court Order Restrains S~e =y ~;;.1~0~~~o~~~g ~~ From Clos,ng 3 Trailer Parks
However, In order lo Insure that
there will not be "taxation without
representation" in the City of
!Coatlnoed oa ......, 11
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candidate on the Republtcan ticket
for State or Federal office unleu
theN I• no bonitkie opposition to
IUCh C&Jldldate.
''To make: th.la point clear," de·
c-ltired Bame•. "the Central Com-
mittee at·lt'a Feb. 21 meeting. di-
rected me to lnform the voting
public that the Central Committee
makea &baoltately no endorsement
in any ..-cee unlese there I• only
one Republican candidate for the
office involved."
New Costa Mesa , ' . Cemetery Slated
Reatralntng orders 01 the Super-.... -------------
ior Court of Oranlfe county are ln .ltltutio'nal in that they "deprtw
effe<::t today prohibiting the State plalntttts of their pro~y With·
of Calltomla Department of In-out due procea ot la~ ... W\t.b-
duetrlal Relatlone from taktng oot any provt11ton beln~ m'de ...
action to cloee three coastal trait-tor a falr and tmpartf-1 )1.earln&
er parka. and without affording plalbtlff1
The rpatra..lning orders were M· (OHU..tlell f-~ I>
cured on behalf of Heinz Kalaer, t-
Ftft.h Dllltrict Supervieor and ope-l=C.LARS EMftlt rator of Bayahore Trailor Park; ~f-~
Al&n Mickle. operator of tl>e Lido S , ~· STA~TION, ·
Trailer Park, an<\ Robert Win-STEAL, $50, 5 KES
dolph. operator of the I El Morro
Trailer Park. . ~nlng t.be aerricef station at
Superior Court Juqe Robert U41 Ooallt Highway al I o'ck>cllc
Gardner !Mued the onkr wllil:h th~ 'l'ol'lllng, stan . BOWV\I tt-
callo tor the Stato tq make tu port<id to l~ poUce$ burJW.
Announce.,,ent of plan• for Har-pre .. ntotlon on M&r<;h 14 to mow bf'! ~t.ered .during nl(bt' and
bor ftat. cemetery to be adlv&ted cAWIO why 0 permanent t/JjuneUon mAdot awy w!tll $60 cub Ud
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at Otuler aJl4 Harllor 111¥11, Coota should not be LIMled. Tho st&te &0,; J>lrd<alOll of. ctP"'!ta. '
!!,.~ dpectod to be made early :::--~: ~.~'; ~~~~.:": t:wl>r.;uy ,_ ~"?'. ~
Altlloask leporto pent.t ~t at1 llle arbitrary rut... utabllohed by l.l']>O ~===--,.,,d·~m::
lo ready 1or -Ille Qmtelery orpn-the Stat.e ~ . th.(..._ .,....,._ A ~ of Pl la
IMtlon •lo, proceed, offlclala ol · Pn.•1-T.W. • _ bill. -~ ui. Ml,U>O! la,
Harbor ' R<lt tod&y decUMcl to The clomJ>laln! .. lo I forth U.at l0<"9 cli&IJP. ·All ' ; .....,
"6ntlrm ·-ei llatua .,, the rum the~-· In 1h1~ tlus l.ftt ~ bdrilar ~r ~
WIW ce,rta!ft,:....ii.clooed'lepl tie· law prolllblttnr u..! of ,U/) ,tnlltt ~ta -_,.1 · by Dr.
tolt. an -pleted. Meanwhile, to which lo attocMll~, ..-, ~ l'JetlL ' I ·: -
' workmen 'are ~ touNl&Uoas or room.a\ or ltian-to(' t ~'°' . . .. .
t0< ,_,, .Ulce bulldlnp at an :·approved awnlns · open ~•'I~.::"'.-. thedto. . ' on two-.• U· ~ ~..... -
PuMIC ....-entorthe~ llW..!'ll•P<I tbat,J '1":~7 1 ~ -' :J,....~
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PftES s ' , Nelwpoit Be1tll, Jlardl S. 11IG2 u 'opportualty to p,....,t com~ -"~ A Dear lie! , 1 ~ Wit evtdence ••• In oppooltlou to I~ · ' I notice 1aJit ~·1 Preu wu N~ l of Volu-XIII, the. propoeed .,,_.,iOIL• • .ur·ora-"""'~-..,... .'~ fndfc'a-1•-that the! pa\w.. ha."-•• thJtieenth ~,. -~ It. the atate'• ~ere \o •remove r ....,. r-• ~ '""'-,,_ "" tbe eabll.na wen to be· carried
Pv'O"-~'ft~ •t Newport l!reJi. caJltornla • eemce tO. the eoaubllillt1. -1 congrat~te ~ on-111. 111111}' Ollt, hundred& of -miler roa1c1eni.· • omee and ~ .1'\&'rt at 22U llf.lbo& Bl..S.~Phone ...-11111 unpro-ni. yo1.1 ,. made In the ~ ODlY hi I& would ""a.decle<I, JlartkWarlY bi
DilaNd u -=• ... to• lb<il''.Nni 18, 1060, a~ o&i.. at ' -mechan~ emcs.ney and ~ ":;': =~ ~:::_~ ~
, 1 No"!P""t Boi'cb, ~-llltder t"!' Act ot ' ' tlTL ' MW .. ~ bUt in lta cir• trall ... and ban bulll .-rate' • -::o;t!Mt119 •• l 1 JW ,... •• ,,. -bt!oofllti' • •Clllat1on ~~for good. -next to the wb"'*'\ •
• . • West'~ Nllct •s' .. ~ ~ Lfttle I dream 12 Je&ra. hid• stvfn& them in effect double U..11' norm.i living liP&C'"z
'TIM ~ .... 11een ' a ,;. • ..,.,... or ...,_ -uae ~ -.o when J tot out the firat M&J>,y wO<hy poroona ha""
Mcree of lM :;-.< ~W't of 0Nqo Couaty oad la tuJI)' •11Mfln.ll "'-•• L# th -...... that jn opont lhouaJ>da Of dollan \ri doz
to p-... """" "' lepl -· end ""9fttlaemento. --.... e ,,. """" a · .few years . ~-w.ould have a ftlop!nr th•lr living qaartera at
BEN 0 . REDDICK. Owner and Publlaher Du 1 llle elaborate trailer eourta. ROBCRT IF. wui.vr.s. ~ Manas• P ex newspaper press, two CalJfOl'Dla... However. th~ state.·law
A. ~-HAMILTON, Advtttllin& Vo•ser modem tYpel!etting_macbines; prolllblta ouch otructur .. Wllffil
mlwtt
a. 0 w n pboto • •n..,..vina llley are lix feet or more from
th · ... -·• ~-'"" -..·-·-... UM trailer. Tb!o.a-• e new. and publicity of~ 1~ et.,., plant, two autom1tfc .job Private .trailer eourt operetoni
flottem&I, and -iai CfG'IP" and organlzatlona. It la gl•d to publlclSe d th .a •• 4 • han bHn !ndiplft.t OVf'r the arbt· 1
• .,,..i. and ha..,.u,,. .. bet. ore or ·•--U.elr O«:urTeDce that are tor preaaes an P er U.,-w-wat.e ~ ~~ -~= 1.,.., -...ia. or the S'tata DI-
the public sood. llut. when lldmlulOll i.. clw'g<d-that l• • comm•ret&l equipment -and that its !Oii a11,pd --"l!'•lnol -
·conolderetlon and our ..i .... ru.1ing ..m"""'' ww be gl•d to LMl•t. housing would cover nearly when It _. It hall no authority
:: lt It'• ':.,.,.•we prtpt it..!..If li's adVtttistng we lnvtte your buatnes..
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a half block of ground. Se\r.. over the u.me abu.se. and condl· tlona at the publk:Jy owited and
SmssaurnON RATES: era! times I feared you bad operated trailer pork. In partlev·
. NEWPOll'!f.BA;Ll!OA PRESS eV•P7 Tl111nda)' r "stucll Y(!Ur neck out" in lar, the condltlono ot tho Newport
la o ..... .., Oouat)', ~ per ,_, p.oo ux montha; ($1 .16 thrM making such rapid progresa, Beaoll Muntelpal Park have been
month•! (Alao IDclodO. the NEWPORT-BALBOA NEWS-TIMES oo "Bill" Maxwell but it is pa'"ng off and the polnt.d out. No ctlort ts, mode at TuNday) 0..bdde ae couty $4.00 per year: .1 • lb• \tuntclpal Camp. rrounaa ,..,
community is reaping the benefit of your foresight. comply with the aame rule• whl<b
fl1IMlll.Um •r ~o lu.1aoAl'I ._ ,. ....
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are •r. Md Mn. c.. a. •lwrr' ~llM•a. fem f'7 Mnlml •t Id"·?•••' Ode • ner" a Bhd. ~ '-\*•I' W11111* Ilic · ,. QQwi ate;..-:-... -•h .... ---"1 ·1-,,_ W.'T. :ri.....,, _., 'WJllW@p la a tn rt ... Me4W ~ 1-r!,tlae ~
Ute ._. ~. Jle9lt:J Co. ii•+ •• alle ._ M48if'eil • lot: on
... ,, rr.t la -"' .... --llulWl"S --·-., ...... to ..... Ida .... J'Mll~. . I Looking over last week's· Press I note you had a page the Cltjo. Collrily and state m·
TWELVE ~ OF PROGR~ of school news, including the activities of the P.-T. A.; a !o!"ea oplnot prtnte operator& 1 • '-'·
It'• a combination that can only be fortunate! Thirteen page of ~hurch news, representing ALL denominations; a Pub lic Welfare Johnsons·. Buy Balboa Building,
is the year appear#ig on the birthday tally of the Newport· page or more of Jocal sports news, amplY. illustrated;
Balboa Prea and i~ birthday is tomorrow, March .the 7th. boosts fJ:>r the new hospital, the fu!d Cross aod other Meet Monday
With careful. consideration of the good fortune that worthy causes -to say nothing of the general news and lllvftatlona have --for Plan" t'o Const•ruct New Home.
baa amiled upon the pulillcation, the persons associated in Harbor social doings. tll• rqvlar general meeting of u..
the publishing of your community newspaper have stopped So whatever any of your critics may think or say Oranl'e County COllnCll o1 COm· Mr. and :Hra. c. R. "JePTJ''._ __________ _
·to tally their stew.ardship. The newspaper has stood firm about yo ur attitude on civic•policies or state ~r national muntty A,-.ncle•, •ecordlne to"" a Jami-have !OWi<\ a place "'I announcement by T. Eugene Cof· hi · S p -and true for the best interests of the people of its com-politics, n one can challenge yo ur loyalty and devotion to In, Jlft•ld•nt. Thia wtll be • din· w eh to .. ttle. After tours of . upper rogram
K Nauau. Jama.lea and all of the
munity. the best interests of the Harbor area. eep up the good nu r;:.ee~g on Monday, March 10, West f"dle•, the Solllhem lltatea. at Mesa Grange
It baa aha--' In the efforts of the community, work -and may the Pre98' thirteenth year be tl\e luckiest " t · M. c . A., 148 North Flondo end the Mid. west, the '"'> d be h f . . h . Grand St., Orance. at 6:30 p. m . Johneoni have retumed to BaJboa
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_ QQrne oa•! come aJU The New· · po~I H&Jttii ,Elks Clu~ la P'!.tti,..
on 1 fl>etr lblrd .&nnual mlnltftl
ehoW at U.. hlJll """'"it DD ~y
and S&tardaJ ot thla iweok. TIM. local Ell<s cl9b, Ulte all ~
~ clubs, dou an 0110"1J011S tot
of "'1&111)' -In ant !ta Ph-. Thia Mewpcirt Barbor J,o<4e, e)'ell thOllsl\ it 11u -., ·bi eximnce
for ~ • .low Yun, ~•pent over St0.000.00 In varioua tomu
ot ehartty and commUnity good.
Contrary to a few. l think tM m~t Stfow . 111 cood entertain-
ment and in no we.y mabs tun
of oU:r colored trtends. AlaO our
colored trtend1 do ooi object. u
evidenced by the ~y yt&ni ot
the tremendoUJ. sueceu ·01 the
·Amoa" and Andy ndl9 show and
now on TV. Also Ute Dlfle· Show-
boat .on TV is very J,opuiar a.net
certainly. the b is advtrttsera who
spouso; the.e sbowa would not
do .IN) ll they were offei'urtve to
any of their· potenuaJ eustomera
We onJ:Y . kid our "'friends," a8
evidenced by the many shows anti
· jokes about Southerners, YankeeR,
Oakles. Irishmen and Jewa, I
know that noiie in .~ Elks · cut
wouJd . bld'.cken tb.elr ta.cu tihd
portray cok>red folks unleu he
liked them a.nd counted them
as .h.i• trtend&. ,
T'flls 11 yoqr Friendly ·Ford
' Dealer, 1'heodore Robina, AY·
fng Good-bye 't~ll .next w~. .
championed the ca.uses for all things for the benefit of an st t us ar m its 1story. Thomu P . Douslu, director of and thla week complelfd the pur· Mr. and Mrs. Leland Churchill
, the city. With the co, mmunity it serves, the Preas haa I have been in the country newspaper business 59 the Orange County Department or · ehw of the bnatn-and •partr ond Jim Kemper pve • dram•tlc W t Suit
gro. WD , Out. of the small room 1·n wh1.cb the enti·re opera· years (have -bought and sold 27 papers in five states) but Social Welfare, will be the princl-)Dent buttdlng at the north eut •kit and the Granh g-e ~""' ~g a Cf . pal speaker. Dougla.a ln his talk comer ot Bay Front and Main as prog-ram w en ~ta .ineaa (Q>attnued. fN>m Pap.I)
tion was once encompassed, the plant and facili·ty has ex-never have I seen a community, paper more worthy of on ''Trenct. in Public Welfare" will ·aranpro were hoot. at • public 1 h Street. Newport Beach in the future. and
panded ten fokl. I liberal and oyal support t an the Newport-Balboa Press emph.aalze particularly the sltua-F'orlnew-ly operators of the John· potluck. supper and open meelJng to p"'event such laws from beinv
d ·+-• ted bl. t" tlon In OranO'e County and th ee la.st Thursday evening in Granrt> .._ ft -.,_ _._ l ted ti f an 1..., &SllOCI& pu 1ca 10ns. • . • r-son Cate on Balboa Blvd. an~ Ball paooed &pin, thla committee .,,d
• J. UL& w~ we comp e our occupa on 0 a new ~·--all vlcea av&llable through the' Wel-more recentiy owners Of ih~ ·Mei . many of the citizens ot N.umnrt ' · tif.call jj hted and I · "1 IU.el" y , fare n-.artment Dancing compJeted the enjoy--~~ oompo81DI: room, 11e1en 1 y g proper y eqwp-W A -·¥ · rose Ran ch In ll:oeondldo the -Beoc~ who oupported thla !lght
ped for the present operation and for the future. A better m. · MAXWELL Aa an added feature. Chauncey Johneona ha v-e liquidat~ 'their abl~ evening: · are now making plans lo form '
I f th _,,,. ~Iexander or Los Angele11, execu· San Diego C.Owitry hoJdinp and perm.anent organisation tor thL .. pfaaCJ~lity ofror thosee ,.;:'~uncreait. y.te the printed page, a better I Bucs Wh·1p H I rbor 7 0 Face live director o! the Mental Health a,.., settln( In Newport Beach. ASLEEP AT WHEEL purpooe and an announcement wm ...vu.uu Society of Southern californta. · Ho'uaed in the batldlnl' which "I musi 'tU..ve taneii .a.steep," be made aoon.
Many plans have been made for the future of the • I ;!!:I ~lacu~ th~ program! of the th~y have just purchued an Blue Barbara· J. Linn ot 308 Mornlnt We have fought and won our e Y an t e posslbl !ties of Sails, Trader Horn's, and Greeley Canyon Road, told police a.tter she battle and we urge all the citizerul
publication El c • • H T . forl'nlng a chaptC'r tn Orangt> and Gr1mes, and two apartm'ents: clipped off ·three par~ meters ot our coinmuruty to voice their
.. ~ Plaris ~o. r modemiz:ing the building, pJans for expanding amino ere OlllOITOW County. Thl.s 1.s being COMidered A lot tb 'the rear ot the structure and two Edison eompany pole.a at opinlon-on .all matters of public u a step toward the e&tablish.tn t nt has been purcha.~ and the John-28th St. ~d Newport Blvd. at 2:15 intere.t and to attend the coun·
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tt.8 mecbarucal equipment. Plans• to better "cover" and ~lcmhe~tal hea.1lh clin ical fac~lltte~ son.s pla.n to erect a ~o story .a. m . Sunday rr,iorqi,.ng. _ She cil meetinaa. we also wlah to "-
serve the entire Newport Harbor area. Fresh from a 7-0 no hit, no JJOX SCORE s a proJttt the Council ha!. b n i 1 ding there containing an e.ecaped seM.ous lnjur}', although peat that we ar~ not & poUUcal
run victory over Harbor Junior Harbor undertaken. partment for themselves. swrtainlng & cut on the a.Ide of
The Newport·Balboa Press now boasts the best equip--College at Costa Mesa Tuesday, AB R H wt~ t;:ieetlng wtll be concJuded At present, the JohnM>ns are her .face and br11lsea. · =~~dJ-~d r':re c~;::ri:!t -:~ .~ and moat conveniently l&id out plant of any similar Coach Wendell Pickens' Orange Ood nard. Sb ........... ·2 O 0 . e showing of • mental living at the Sea Shell Apart· do want evecy cft:lzen to study tbe ~ublication in the county. Our subscribers, advertisers, and George, 2b .................... 3 o o he.aJth f ilm entitled. "01Udren'11 ments, pending the bi.atJdlng-or CrrY MEN ILL-' QU&l1tiee ot. eacb calidid&fe aftd Coaat COllel'e ba.eball team takes COOlet, lb ··-··· ............ 3 0 0 Emotion.a." Th is film, recently the!£ oWn hom~
,,fellow cl~ns· have made it possible. on hll'hly ngarded El .Camino Nelaon, •• .................... ! O O prodU<ed and .. 1e...,,, portra)'I / ' . . ··• , u that-bu -~N' ~~d ~ r~r ':!::
,', Those Who are charged with the management of your junior colle~ tomorrow (Frld•Yl Capll•r•r, If ................ ! O O vividly U.. varyl•g •mntloriti 'of Jlesl' ... i.,,~H·N ....... ~y-ot\he<:lt£!'\'li thfc1-;l.a '~Oll .will e Leach, rf ...................... 3 o O c:hlldren and thetr ·reactions to ~· dty hall or M 1om1 flre Beach hu ea~· .. ~ · -· ' ~ t-£ ~ ~
.zjewspaper are humbly grateful for another year that tiea afternoon on the OCC diamond. CoJumbua d ................ 2 o o certain llltuatlorui. •ta.tie-. Tor t-..e Jua9 I ...._ prl-Ulla weelL l'Nlik . · ftre · ~QS Allt:tl
ahead to work for you, with you aqd on behalf of our way Coach Pickena cluse.• the EJ ca-Moma, c ........................ ! O O '1'1te meeting-la open to the pub--Mal'7 oteetloa. .• Make' yeur 'YOte cblef u.d Be:rt .. W-ftl'i, \ctt:r ~· • 1 · 1 • • ..., ( , , of life. mino nlne u one of the tougheat Williama, p ................ 2 o 0 Uc. stated Mr. Coffln. aild thoa. eotat. ~e, .. n.w-! eer a.re both·mf~ ·~ C.. llrookS ... suftend a
In the 30U thland wtth a 901id 12-8 Mclaac, p .................... 0 0 0 lnteristed tn attend:ln• may ·md:e ---i: ·' --,-• • 1:.ueeday ... \a -~
• IT'S TIME ro SAY :.NO" ,:!~y:;f;;f~·::~:·::l: T<YrAi: .. ~~;;:. 0 0 ::~ib~~~r.~~f Miu Ny-Ebell ·Jun1ors ·Hospital ~.eeneflt ... s;e~tr.~:$11:
We aeem to be. suffering from a national inabi.lity t o 1&9 will be on th• mound with AB R H Leap year. Dance' c ~y ~~"~ho didn't ~y ''No" to marij~a pushers? are ~bn~~~~,;. ~~:~.::'.''•tA~°:~~~ ::!.'cl.~r .. :: ::;!. ~ ~ at Ensign School Is apacity Event ,at NHY, c
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• jj · Jeu Smith •l lhll'd; Burt Moraleo Clark, It ........................ 3 1 2 . ''" e y i<> news. Po tiCJans who didn't say ''No" to •• rt·" ww•---.. • ~ 1 Am--~-r "••-·on" ~-eh ha•-crate of o-~ge1, "do Y·-ht An· ..,.r • at 11.110 ~p. and Wayne Braga. .aauWI .... ................. u Seventh crader V&n Pomeroy uou.oD fUAA ~ ~ .-.. --~e chance ·of ma~g a few fut buck& are scandalizing the Jack Clark and Daren House In J . Smlth, Sb ................ 3 O O wa 1 twice·lucky man at the Leap and a smart cocktail CN!atlon by chor&g"e; crystal Ph .tray, Karen ti tbe outtiekL Houae, rf ...................... 2 1 l Year dan~ Jut J'rl.d&f night at Celt Chapinan were·a·few of the Margareta, Corona del Mar; ftve 1!4 on. j . Heman and Casillas team~ up Morale.a, u .................... ) 1 l the Horace &nstgn Rhool. He won fabuJ04s fillahloftf viewed by 3~ dollar cleaning of.d:er. Kuster'•
Less publicized, but more permanent in eff~ are the to pitch Tue9day'• no hitter. He-Coat.II, .Jb ···-················-2 o o the, lucky epot dance with partner rueSU ·at \h'e fll'th "annual Hoag Cleaning-Shop, ~ ?,fe8'.; early
cjtizens who don't gay «No'• to udo.goOding" proposals for man openl¥f by twlrlin.J the ftM Heman, P ...................... 2 1 O Mary. Martin and the . statute Memorial botpltal benef!'t given at Amertcan cigarette aet;. Mrs. Dean
federal aid to Ioctl projeets. While crying for reduced rour innlnp. H• fanned eight Caalllu, P .............. ,, .... I o O dance when. hi• partner wu Thalia the !(e;wport H&rb/>r Yacht club Bradford: Henri BendO! perldme batter9 and walked only one. One-Alexander. ct ................ 0 0 0 Miller. Door prlsee went to Geor-by the Newport· Beach Ebell .Jun-set, Edna MacMuttt !Shop, Pb.Jl-~axes they often unwittinglf demand benefits which in· or other batter reached rlNl on Lukenblll. If .... -.......... 1 O O sta lioorle and Miiie Jc>bneon. Ion. Tile ,fuhlona ohown at tile erton. ·
e'vitabiy will increase the size and expense of government. error. Cui-.s wound up the F. Bmltlt. lb ._ ............. l O 0 About uo boy• and gtrla attend-~ were.from Ille U-Gu-wbo won I.be door ~ • final three st&!l&U 'by eendJnC' Hagey, Sb' ... -............... .! 0 0 ed Ute aftaJr for wb.tch the Swtza&' ca McMUUr Mop, r.iuertoa. KN. weN: Mn-R. ·A. Blais, ~ Zep-
Congreuman Ralph Harvey, (R.-Ind.) observed re· nve to the bench on •trlkeout. Ruiz. rt .... -. .'..--.. -.. -mo 0 0 t.nd tuntlahed cla8ce mllllle clurlag XICMuter waa com.....,talof. pa, w.._ Fwnat i:iaa. y,.: Lii
.cently from the floor of the Howie that a service club &nd walking one. Chafe, • ............... m __ '..O O O part of the evening. Records wore . Tiu.ta~--·on twe ,,_. v._ Parker, ' Mro. C. • f.AWla
..,l'Olll bis district had unanimously voted to ask him to While local chucking ·wu •tfec-Deniz. lb ................... _f 0 0 '-<! during th• band'• lntermi. .....,_ .. .....,. -,...... lllo 1Cc1-llalts, lire. Wllliom Ope8', 1119. uld tlve, the Pirate batters we re aiol\8. ,, na lfacMalter lhop claimed b)' Paul 1'. Roser.. JIN. L. a. ~
.-.'aid a bill that wo . provide federal aid to rural librai:ies. knoekU.I' our .,.ht hit. lncludl&r T<YrAUI ...... _ .. _ .. .28 T a ~ ••••la ,...,.. a piano .,lo Kn. XoWa ,1"eneton,· Ba-; and Mrs. Sim-from Oin•cle; Jlra. ~lfhey wanted the ll!Oney to enlarge an already excellent four doubl .. -two by Clark &nd ._,, Jl7 -.. II)' Conhle s..iey and a bapPJ' ftom u.e All·Aalerlean llfatltet, Jain .. llimclt. llaataj Ana; ,Kn. ~<!peal library. one each by Brap and Hou... RH lC blrlbday eong to Oa.td v-.llD. C<roD& del Mor. ' ~Id I-. Pl'·•ll-t., ,,_
• H Frlllk Smith, Burdick, Wllllam• Harbor JO _OOQ 000 ~ O ' who bu had ooly u.r.e b~ All added feeture WM. U..--. lCboll In L<ins -b; Kn. A. "D. I:' arv~y accused the club members, who locally are and Brap knocked out singJes. Orang-• Oout 21• bOO .x-7 a 2 by u:tuaJ date cotmL aentaUOn ot door prme1, •1u.cltfts Wlllco!Db, at.~a, n;
; .. :VociferouslJ opposed to a growing bureaucracy, of voting The occ nine picked up two It wu "Jlrl'• choice'' of part. • •Ult ....r, the Ila,)' Dept. alare, Mn. Hennaa --6, PNmolil,
i;"to add to the size' of the bureaucracy and the cost of gov-rura In the tint Inning. one In Place ners during moot o1 the ""enhll'. Ball><•: sweeter. tl>e ~ Neb. , • ' :h:" . ,
i.• t • the second and four m·ore In the Jlm Woolever emCffded the puty. 81M$
0 • Balboa hl&nd; pJut. Sha-·Ch&lrJDan tor .tlie ...
.. ernmen · 1 third to c:out on to th• win. lelclys hcutty ehape,..,... ,..,.. u.. mel ~ N\uwor)', Coot& KM&; ·btome :Hra. c : R. Mui, lly llrf,
... They didn't realise that the tiny grant they asked, Dug out Dope lllweo Martha croou. Jo an potu.y, ben and .-..r,. x.,. Hurh J, Plum!>, JT., \-..; -t ,.~.uttipll. ed by tbouaands of similar requests, added up to ! The tact '"·t Cout •--the H ~ ~ =.,.: ~ -..i "Ud O.ne jDuJID, wt Wll· Pinch Ceremla, Co<ona del li(u< Ctoc<ro, Mn. ,'fl/. D. ~Ji~l !£~~~~~~~~~J b • .1 -·~ or • · Ir . · .Rltt.,.&pd.ltarr;y Maclnlyft. -n·o pme. 'l'lle -""""OUo1 Ab Jp-. ·Jira. .J "' • •, 1g time money aud big government. bHt balanced team In hlatory wu day -r.-)lo ot lbe .t., B. · -~~ · hoOta and --~ -; Colope. TIP-'• Tnm~,,, Ille, ...... Pu1a,
:-:. 'Ther:e -ma nowhere near the unanimity of opinion bome out u Ptcl<ena m..rt.cl 17 and C awlliu11ftw' -p:atltlM ... ,wia'1£"f ~ Jody i..lob, Dnlg Co,. Newport ~; -Jlt'L ~-I -, ...... W, a.
:;pon reducing services of government that exists on reducing players •Into tho Uneµp with no w .. k at UM '~ _,. te Pat• Riley, ~ B&raett, Ill»" !al lamp. Lorreb>e'a u.p ..a ........ ~ a 4L ,__ Ud ~•-~" he -n-"·,._. !~~-a~. Pt:'endltt•"~ov'"e ~rt.· !..II!~--~~-~-~•-• -ca.van, DoN BeatlU. Vu ~, 8'op, -.U.; plu&, lift. 4. -W'bite, fl• •tel a •" ~-. w '"'"'"""-···--~ ·--"~ ~--•-• --. •a ao, --~-P"'• J~-~-_,,, Nm-1 Ooeta _, ~-J-~ · f 1 0 . th ..... ~ th le do • Im ho took <a lAllw" ~ JOl'\lla...... . ~ ' .~ ..--. u.. ~ • ' • ....-.. • . r, m o er wo • ...,, e peop n t ow "' to say l\oldero that ..., eonatder• wortJIJI ocbool at Ula -poeL llWI >s -, -,Joo! ~-
f:"No" an~n: ••• erpeclally when offered a aervice that of atarllas and la ¥ deep ot . O.,por°""' ,,_ U.. Nowpoi't ~d lll!etii to came out of.BOlneone else's pocketbook, via :;;~.=:~P"?t.:..u:u: meei.-..-toll\" . .--.......... l&ry .. -f'l'A.
Cougreae. with good. -tlh&rd work-ou:i=I" Nu.. ....,_ r.I· Wldc1I. op:
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.... llle ~ ,_, -"' .. •• . . • IA · . tho -for a r.w dl\)'a and rail· man, 11. ......... W 'thldl T. --. llanild -. -:t M&rtled life. 'll!&l! not always he beer and llkittlea.: But blrda rsport lh&1 be ~t\I .wt· White, A. ! .. k w, a:· .. •mb '•, i "-IC<ltt, ~ ~ -
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. .. . "' ~aw. abjecta whkh to. be too n1e, a. oes •. o 0 1 •re,
, • A lnwband g,,10,000 a Y'!lu', for -..m"8. pay. tolqlh ••• ._d •ciier WJJllamo A-& .. -M : (d -
• ~ lw ta~ a bachelor: A. tu ~ 'bu flll.lred ~~ i',!;...bo!t ~~ ~.f -.~ ••~ z_: :;:t.Ji..::
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$180I, more ~the married .ID4ll to Mell the •me -o.lllW ..... for u.r-yean Q ... 11111 11 .•:&Jara b
home .Jl&:r, itl -.1cl .requite -iln wbsa•t to eani ODd ell C. t "-r,.,, tpo yoan ot T . .1--. 811•·:.i!lil ' ~ 'l'lllerei OI;; wife II rth -eGO. _. ... ~ •. ' o.17 -' a it., a ,. ._.
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Karl's Shoe .Store . .
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT. POPULAR PR.lCES '
1712 Newport Avenue COSTA MESA · (Next door to Sal~~y)
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Announces
CLEARANCE SALE!
Now at Y3 to Y2 Off
• DRESSES • SWEATERS • 8LOUSES • SKIRTS
YARD·AGE
Crepes, Corduroys, W ~lens, Cottons, etc.
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You carpet Yt>ur home with 1un1bjne and aparitle
wh~n you chobse .MARIM'BA I Every tuft is-
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Count,.Y Clu b
Bridge Tea Wed.
Wednooday, ~date or the Mardi
brld•a and ca.riaat& tea a.t Santa
Ana Country Chlb and .-rva-
tlono abould bji mado. Hoo-
ror the day 'fill be Mn: Jolin
Knox and Mrs. Freenian Klnsle.
Mra. R.J&ymond OJ~ la aoclal
cbalnnan. . I
At Birthday Fete
in Linwood
Mr. and Mnt. D. W. Holtby
went to Linwood Sunday to at-1
lend a birthday dinner which bon-
,ored Mr1. Holtiby's brother. Jud~
Koward Hemenway, From there
they went to Loa Angeles where
they visited Mra. Holtby'a alaler
and f&mily , then •rclurnt:d
Monday night.
FAC Juniors
Fete Brownies
The CoetA M esa Friday Aflc-r-
noon club provided thE' background
for party fun when the junior sec-
tton of the club fl'ted members of
Brownle Troops 8, 28 and 29 .A
program ot qiversiried gamc-s
amused lhe young honorell guests
wilh refreshnlents served 11.s cll-
ma.x!ng feature.
I Illinois Guests
j a~,~~1n:,~.t w~~~!"";"
Rrriv1•'1 la st we('k by n1ntnr (ron1
I Cairo, 111 .. to sf)<'nd a· few day.-i
with 1.-tr-s. Durbin's aunts, lhC'
I Mi!'ISc-s Ssrah. Edith ant.I Lyda
Con8nt of Cliff Drlvf', Newport
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Helghl..!I. Mr. Durbii\ went on to
Camp Cooke. Joining his Illino1s
44th dlvtsion of National Guards.
Newporters Visit
Son in Denver
Mr. and Mr~. James ' Marlin of
209 V., 33rd s l r e et returned
W~n eaday ot la.at week from Den-
ver, Colo., where they viaited their
son, James Jr., and h is family.
This was the first time they ha d
seen their small granddaughter
Since returning hon1e both have
b<'en victims of lhe prevailing
eolds, ' ,
VFW Auxiliary
to No minate
O fficerf Frid,ay
Nomlnalion of officers wtll be
on the age~a when V. F . W. Auxiliary or Coaatllne Poat 3535
meeta Frida nls:ht In .American
Lejt1on h•ll. ta ltteaa .
Planl!I will also be maclc ror a
card party lo be helll Marc..:h 1-4
at Legion hall.
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Mr. and MrR. Sam Meyer of
106 Via Mentone, Lido 1.,rc. lf'fl
\VcdnE'sday night by plan<' for Des
Moines, Iowa where they will
visit "ini. "fcyt'ri; mothC"r on her
OOt.h birthday. The nonag~narian
has been In 'poor health for so1ne
time.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. R. J 0huson of
the St'R Sh1•1l apartments. &lboH-
werc dut> lo leave for Taft. Calif:,
this weE'k end. Mrs. JohnMOn 's
father Is seriously Ill 1n the north-
ern CallfornJa city.
Monrov ia Avenue
Matron Hono re d
Mrs. Dorothy Grant was hOflot·
guc&t at a ""'rprlae layet te show-
er WhC'n nlen1bt-ra or her canosla
LT. AND MRS. IACK RICllABDSON Mat beside tile Bay Club
pool They repeated \'OW. 'ye.terday ln B rentwood.
Baltimor.e Girl
is Bride of
(B~k:ner Photo)
Lido Isle Women
to Hear Talk
on Antiques
A .IO.in~er .• ~· ~gal
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It wu Wpr1d Wu· I '11le
infantry battalion wu on a
rorced -rrom aucaco to Lake Fore•t. an.d the ~
prtvate In the lut pl~
WU ready to drop, YI b e b
M>m• cavalry troopa ro4e.
by. "'Get a hone!". ~
yelled, and the prtvate .. ...,.
the point. .. I'll ride throu~
this war." said he, and wttJ:l-
ln a weeJl be transfened to ,
thJ! cavalry, and a borae.
JAMES RUBEL
But horses, he found, a.re
even l e s s comfortable to'
ride than shoe ll!alher. Be-
i'.ng a reaourcetul man, he
apin transfctred, thia time
to the artillery, and began
riding a caJsson. Down life
alJ'eet they rumbled one af-
ternoon, the · gun barre.la
ca.atlng Ii dull, threatening
glow back at lho sun. The horses lion. and later on the Udo Iale
shied, and a dazed private found ArchitocltJral Board, He wu the
himself sitting between the car Island's air -raid warden during "
tracks within inches of a "hot" World War II. "I appointed two
third rail ? lieutenants, they each appointed
''Thie is not the way to ride," two sergeants, the .sergeant..s ap-~used the private. "I 'l l try the pointed two sub-sergeants -and
Air Corps." Soon after, he was a so on. \\riten a warning came, I
lieutenant, pi,loting a French called the lieutenants, they called
Sampson observation plane a bove. the sergeants. and the whole tele·
the green fields of France. Ex-phone chain started working. In.
actly where, he wasn't sure. But ten mint1tes, "'e had covered the
he didn't need to be. His observ-Isla.pd. We just turned out our ·
er was a man who never loa:t his lights and stayed home!'
way. The observer's keen shooting Commodore of Newport Harbor
eye brought dowr\. four enem y Yacht Club in 194:5, Mr. RubeJ ls
planes while their a.uolciation con-proud of his Community and Ila
First Flower and Antique show tinued. The only time the enemy citizens. He la proud that each c roe s e d the pilot -lteutenant's member of his family is making to be held in the Harbor area Is t 1 ·•-I sighta, his guns jammed. "Oh. wiR in\·est men n a s&vutgl pan now bt>lng planned by Lido Isle well," he shrugged. "Didn't want at Newport Balboa Federal. "We
Women's club and date has been to be a hero, anyway. I just haye watched the amazing growth
R('praling VO\VS at four o'clock set for Tuesday, Aprif 1 from 3 want ed to ride through the war.'' of our Savings and Loan A.uocia-
c n \o\'t'<ln<•sday, March 5 in Brent--'-d h ti ·th real pride" he aaya
Lt . Richardson
h h to 5 p. m. . With some .,...ort-cuts an t e on W1 . •
wood Prt·~byterian c urc weri..' lntcrc~t in the coming event autobiographer's artistic license. "end "''c consider savings placed
Lt. Jack Dichardson. USAF and will be augmf'nl~ by the speaker the above is a true account of w ith )'OU one of the soundest and
"'liss Sara Shields. the single ring the adventures of Mason MacRae. best or investments." for next Tuesd'ky's meeting, Mrs. h t th rit(' beinJt performed by the Rev. Timothy <Hayes, Jay Eller and A family \\' ich saves oge er
h Barbara Stickney Smith, expert J ames R ubel _ all born the same is a falnil'-' of which the commun-A . R All r n, pastor of the churc . s ·-1 ' on antiques. Mr.1!1. . n111.11 • a sec-day. at the sanle time and place. ity can be proud. Here at Ne_w-Thc bride is Ut e daughter of Mr. N · D ht F d I h ond generation tLttve aug er, and to the 88me parents. Not port Balboa e era we ave a and Mrs. G. T . Shields of B7l.l ti-h ·d · t r · l c. d her grandparents on bot s1 es quadruplets. Jus~ one self same var1e Y -o savings pans, ea .... , e-
ntore and th(' bridegrOQfll is son coming from M&ine 't o engage in g\I)', the private anll pilot-lieuten-signed to fill the indi\.·idual needs
af1 Mr. and Mrs. -c\.ngus S. Richard-the earliest lumber and shipping ant, who has now turned WTlter-of those v•ho Uve in our commWl-
son or Baysidf' Drive. businesses in the northern part of .story teller wt_th several noms de ity. Won't you come in today,
Mls8 Shlt'ld,. wore a becoming plume. To his NeWport Ha.rbor and let us tell you how you can
one piece prince&ae g.own of 1cin-the state. . friends, he Is best known as make your savings earn more
nsmon color with tull skirt and Mrs. Smith ha.s been a ctive In James Rubel. His bOQks have sold here -never less than 3 percent
both club and clVlc work. A mem-here, In England, Canada. Sol,Jlh per annun1 in our fifteen years
carried a bouquet of white roses. her of Los Angeles Ebell club, ahE' America, Hungary and Denmark. plus of service -:-end )'OUr money
Her only attendant wu Mrs. Rob-hlls been curator of various de-He admits to a few "Who done up to Sl0,000 1s Insured by an
C'rt Hoffman of Pac1fic Palisades. partments and 18 a collector of oh~ its," but most are Westtma .... ·agen~y of the Federal Govern-
Mr. Hoffman served u best man. , cups and saucers. She invites you know, the "Come on, Boys., ment. 1 $5 wU open ·an account..
The new Mrs. Richardson vil'llted members to br1ng old pieces of we'll head 'em oft at Rattlesnake , ,
at the Richardson home at Christ· china which they wish ktentlfled. Gulch?" kind.
mas time. A beautiful blonde, she 1 Ivie affairs Mrs Smith Bottle ""Capt1 and Six Guns batboa
ERAL SAVINGS
was chosen MiM M8.ryland Uni-ncdc Ith th 'Lo A . Returning to Chicago from . d serv one year w e s n France Mr Rubel took up the vcrs1ty in 1948. She has modele geles county grand Jury and tor :nanuf~ctur~ of bottle caps. In
and appeared as TV aclreS8 in three years WIU! with the proba-1930, he switched to a writi,ng
Baltlmori: and New York. tton department of the district · al-career and became a permanent
Lt. Richardson was educated In tqrn('y's office Here she waa in· Californian with h is family. In
local schools. He and his bride strumenta.l in. establishing Toy l934, he came to Lido Isle. Our fine
will tre.vel east by automobile to Loan libraries for underprivileged climate t~k immediate effect; ~.e
Philadelphia whe re h e Will t.ake up h 1 Id . led th h -;old his first boqJt in 1934. I m1 w-11 li•• • toh..,.. 1n. 1141
I EIPOIT IElCI, ClLlftllll . . c I drcn, an ea cop roug K>ld several boOks after that hLq; dutu·s as aide lo Gel\. Brooks out the United States, bo t A ·-..-. .. " h •ecall "On All C <lilt G I t A ' 9. u r1_..,_, e • s. e . rn, omman g enera o tr Servi~ as hoatesses at the-day, I decided to go there. It was (Ottr sincere apolog:ie.a for 8.n P1ctor~al. meetint" will be Mmes. A . M.. An-a mistake. It didn't look like lbe e.rror in last week's •tory. 'nle.
derson A . L. Getterdam. Dwlgbt Arl"'°na I'd been wriUng about at service elation at Balboa and
Glbbl: 'Paul Rogers Howard Lew-9.ll. Never. could write about it Palm in Balboa ia owned by Mr.
la and s&rn Meyer.' igaln, alld I now set all my West-Grant Fuller, and no~ by M:r. STAR CARD PAR TY
PlaM a.re well undef way by
Rarbor Star Chapter fio. 688, Or-
d<'r of the Ea.stern Star, tor a
benefit card party to be given
March 31 In the Friday Afternoon
l'lub. The affair will be. launched
at 8 J>.m.
Ed Goodell s
Here Monday
' Rev. and Mra. E . D. Goodell of
PASAJ>ES"A GUESTS Echo Park church , Los Angeles,
Hou8egu('sts of Mr. end Mrs. were in Newport Mond&y looking
1-layl Langenheim, Lldo Isl<', this after their home at 3000 Weist
past U'<'rk were Dr. and Mrs. Na-Ocean Front. They were dlnn('r
poll'on \'an Praag or Paaa.dena, guest!; at lhe home or Mrs. Goeld-
who ar(' coatf'mplating making
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the Harbor '8r<'n their future ri,&.reet, They were also overnight
home. On Sundlly the Langen-guests of Mrs. Emma W.ealhcr-
heimt1 paid a visit to their new ford and Mrs. Grace Small, 121.
grandson. East Bay avenue. '
Ebel! .Board Plans Spring· Party
and Votes in New ·Members
?m s In Wyoming and Montana." Joh.n Keeler aa wu stated. Mr.
A master story -tell6r ' and a Keeler is the operator of the eta~
muter of wit, he Ls elao com· I lion at Bal~ Blvd. and laland
munlty minded in an actifve way. Avenue. Both ,.re among-our
Cn l9fl, he served u pr~cient of friends and cusl.ornen I of km&'
the Lido Isle Community Assocla-I standing.) •
tD CASES OF
KEDmES
RECErvED
THIS WEEK
OPEN SUN. 10-5
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Ph . Hor. 185
JUST WEST OF THE NEWPORT P IER
s75 00 · FREE ,SPECIAL
WITH THE PURCHASE OF.
CROSLEY or IMANA .
HOM• f:REEZER
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TUSTIN FOOD , LOCKE~S
Famous for Aged Choice Beet anil1 • Home Oured IOckol'J'
Smoked'Hama or ~n and Frozen Fooda -at WhohJIAle
ZOO ••f>" ST. TUSTIN KL ·$.1711
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WHEN . OOIN'CIDE?j'Cl'l OF .NEWS _., and poH-met,
David Farrell. rt.pt.(. San.ta Ana emwlldate for. !Ith ConpeMlonal
Dtotrict RepftOelltaUw'a poet, and William A. M-. Newport
RArbor newspaptt ecllt.or Of B&llNMI. Jslud. Nth former Air Force
prhoDf!h la Oemtant •'Mel n!!dD.lW.. Her&. Mn.. M08e9 ( whtt.e
Wome) and Mn. Fam>D !lat... to war.,....,_ l"Vreil lloldo
MDWtll' p. o. w. ldentlfteatl:09i tac.. (Press Photo)
News, Po,itical Coincidence
Reunites ;2 Prisoners of War
It was always some?fhat uton
lshfng to American prtaoners of
war to see their bl.lddiep enter Ger-
man prison camps. but a reunion
here Tuesday night ci.pped a co-
. incidence in which a Newport
nqw1p&perman diacovered in press
releases that a former~ World "\Y&r
D comrade wu runnl.*1g for Con·
gretll.
Wben David Farrell, Sant& Ana
bualneaman, la.st week,. a..anoun~
· . his candidacy tor 'the 28th Con-
gre.Mional DiBtrict'.s new Repre-
8entative post, no one wu more
surprised tha.n Willi.am A. Moses.
local newspaper editor : He bad
seen an early release that a David
Farrell was going t~ run, but
wben he received a photograph
With a news release. the wheel
tuTned full circle. ·
Farrell a.nd Moses, each from
Callforn.la before Worid Wa.r II,
met a.a combat N!placement of-
ficers fiying overseas via. South
America.. Africa and England.
They were assigned the same out·
fit-the "Bloody" 3Q6th Bomb
GroUp, 367th (Clay ! pig eo n }
SquMtron. Moses, a 'Bombardier.
was shot down on the f ir9t Ant-
werp, Belgium r aid on April 5,
1943. Farren, a pilot, "bought it"
on the Bremen raid on April 12,
tn which &11 but one of the squad·
ron'3 planes went "down.
Both men were .sent by German
Luftwaffe captort through pro-
ceulng channels to the aamr
camp, Stalag Lutt m. at Sagan.
Upper Silesia, Germany. Both
were later e vacuated with thous·
ands of other A ir officer• to
Stalag 7-A, Moosberg, Bavaria,
where they were liberated April
29, .194~. With the great exodus
home, they, like other prisoners
who had frose11 and starved to·
gether separated into their respec-
tive pursuits. Until the turn of
evmt.s tobk a political form, bring-
ing them face to face.
Stefe9typed prison day greet-
ings with which one friend 38.IUtec!
another a.a he saw him arrive at
the· barb ' wlre gate had not
c hanged: "well, what In the
are you doing here?"
Professional l alent, New Here,
· listed in Cast of· PT A Musical
por-. Ml--
:pltal. ~ .iw' --. -~ -·-·to ·-.. fllftd'a ....u.cf. ·In ot.ber ~ltall ·
...... the _,.$, NDd Ii.
built up h'o1I> """ lndl'fldU· u w!io wllob to pay · to the N••olf7 •
memory ot a reli:ilft or 8• 2• c1AJ
tttenc1. JnalMd ot ...i1nr no-.. "A
!be tn-.d ~ *'-8 • cboclr
ror; the coot al the ,-.,.. to the
"lfooptta1 f'io#er Nd"; the ,do-
ft&tlon la mad• In lb• ~ or Ibo
-· .U eoeb cjiecl< II• re-
eelftd, tbe b08pltal nL~ .a rel-
atm of the one ln wttple memory
the girt la made t.llat tbe cbecl<
llae 1>tM l'ffelved and floo aondo
• "tbaftlc:-:rou" mHMl'f .to Uie per-
IOD _, In the clleC}t. •
Cbeclco -be .. 31:, ..... lvld • ala dlreetJy to the !W , ~ In.
9orrie ce.M one 'pel' Will aiee •
ftumbeP of otbera an aeitd In a
number or "r'lower lMtd" Jlrt&
Aft example or thl8 ptk In actlml
111 tho cue or a p?Omlltent dllzen
or -Ill-wllb J!a-d &w&J'
recently. A .friend Of the deceued,
also a friend of the hOai>ltaJ, sug-
geated the "Flower Fund" Idea to
a number of hi.a friends &nd neigh ·
bors, with tbe result that checks
t.otallng Sl50 were sent to ttie hos-
pital in memory of the departed
citizen. .
In the Hoag Memorial Plan a
t'Ffower Fund" Committee w ill be ·
appointed and wtll have memben
from all over the councy. Appoint-
ment of some lndividUal to hi ad
thl.s important feature will be an-
nounced ln the. near fUture by
John Murdy, Jr., prealdf!.nt of the
ho3pitat
Two Cos.ta Mesa
G,irls Win Awards
Two Coeta Musa girts were
among the 500 students who re-
ceived CerU!icate.s ot Merit for art
\\IOrk entered in a national contest
sponsored by Scholastic lofagu.lne.
They are J oyce Vitte, 13, and Lil-
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Glo~•trotter•"
Mesa-1f...\/ •
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SUN. & HO~ •• CONT. SUN.
.June AltyHn, Van loh.n&on
"To0 YOUllCJ to Kiss"
~ALSO--
Tyrone Power, Ann Blyth,
"l'JI Never for9et
You"
lian Lacomb, l!'J, both eight-grad-~ !•enifts• by Ap,POlnt•-.t
ers at Main school. •
Joyce ts the daughter ot M;. and Beauty B+ tiGCll'
Mrs, Alex Ville, 343 E. 21!1t St., 104 Tu•lift .A .... N•wport S.aclri while Lilllan realdes with her par-N•ar AU-Am.rfcan
ents:, Mr. and Mn. Leo V.,Lacomb, PERMA.NENTS .... 110.00 ~ Up
at 681 Victoria. MANICURES .......... ·-······· 1.00.
The certificates were awarded I SHAMpqo & SET .......... 2.00
for notebooks a.nd textile work ~fl'ffl•Uala, I• Tiat• ••d llle-.c:h ..
now on exhlbit10n eot Bullock'!ll PBYiilS GASTON
Downtown store In lDs Angele.11, l '~~;"~~·i•i"'~-~·~·~l4i,.~i~~ regional sponsor or the Scholastic
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AT THE RACES
Mrs. J . Arthur Taylor was
g u e s t Jut week of Flintridge
friends a t · tl)e Turf club. It ~aa
a beauUtu.1 day &nd the LldO l s.le
matron enjoyed the races, wttb
no reg'l'ets over p I t k l n g the
wrong boraea..
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EXPERT SHOE REBUILDING
A1fD DYEING AT
REAijON ABLIP, PRICES ' . . NeWDOl't Shoe lteDGir
109 • tfnd Nnwport fseodi
NEWPORT RUllQB . ttMS U)DGE
THIRO ANNuh. .
' ELIS MINSTtE~ SHOW
AU Star Cast of H~ Town Talent
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MARCH 7 & 8 at 8 p.m; I
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SATURDAYS
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GENE'S RESTAU~NT
Md BAIU!IRY
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CloMd SUncleya and holld8yt
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Main St. A Bal-Blvd., Balboa
Dinner 8:30 p. m., Lodge 8 p. m.
Tom Norton, exalted. ruler ·
lo-Baslnees Guide
SA VE MONEY ON
Magazine Subscriptions
MANY SPECl:AL RA '?FB ·
New and Ren~
Margaret Soule, Bea. •6620-J
2'82~ Ne~rt Blvd., Costa Mesa
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8llO First St.. , C&llf
Phone Kimberl7 S.1885
(Home Phones J A.oper 9·27'13 "'
JAoper 9-2887) 91ltci
Furniture Restoring
Chairs, benehe.o and atoola u.mr cane, rush and 1't!OCI.
Harvey's Furniture Re~air :,;;..~~~~~.
BRlNG to 2o:ia Santa Ana. A...._ No Job Too Sman
CCllrta. Mesa. Phone Bea. 8133-J.' Phone Beacon 5114-M
FASIDON FROCKS.-INC.
LADIES-:-You a~ invited to come
see charming new fuhJon aheeta
ot reasonable dresies direct
from manutacturer. 10 a . m . to
2 p. m. Repruenta.Uve. Mra. E.
JenkinS, up, 3709% West Balboa
Blvd. Phone Harbor OG35-J.
4Sp{S
lo&-Personals
Alcoholics Anonymous
Write P . 0 . Box 20CI '
Balboa aland. 'c&Uf.
Phone KimberI)o 3-5393
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PAIR 8-Ught French doora, three
slngle pa.nel doors, one five-pan-
el door, one alum. window and
frame. 608 Seaward Rd., Corona
Highlands. 48p
Custom Remodeling
Master Cabinet Wort .
Available Immediately
call DA VE liCll.Ll!:R, for
FREE ES'nKATE, Hor. U87·M
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Phone B .. ocm 0180-J . BUchtlY c:hlpped Jn 2 or 3 lncon-~ I . ottc ap1cuoua P~JO!I cJn b&n TWO 100 a P . ..nctnea. --------+---title brand ..... O'ID:ICn and 1·1 -lion ---eacb
TRJPLE PLATE wt•lnl<oo wteel MERRITT pa range at SUS-Ph. Bar. 2ll15 or BeL -We-.
eocla fountain; 1-~1 l!blk: STANTIAL DIBOOUNT! Fll1' • . · 1 .a7cSO
Formica top counter With l1 aiu. all automatic c. P. model WEIL BUiili' 9 n. .in: and ......,,
stools; NaU. ca.ah reitster and with ernokeleu broiler, simmer 112 . .50. · Phoae BarbOr 1301,._R..
mtscellanecna equJpmenL Jt:l::A..t. bumen and heavy duty griddle. 48c4s
BAROAIN! Pboae . .,..._ Only $8J10 a month will handle.
4-691 OT eft'A. 4-4TTS. .flttc Set at 1013 S. MAIN, Santa WOULD LIKE to trade 2 bdrm.
mountaJn hom~ Lake Arr<YW-
hNd, nlctly f'U.mlibed with new
appttanoee. 60,000 BTU nr. tur-
ttace, new ·wall to wall noor
CO'ftr'fnC. Oonaerntiv~ly valued
t.t .17000.
Ana. tl!c41
Complete tmtallatlon, tepalr and ------~-----, -ORANof a11.ric1erOeqiAST!llpm&llt Bl!lNDIX WASHER -11152 model GE ~ and it'a all automaUc. Haa the
TRAIT.ER SUPPLY :Z. r~ .... ~~~·.:;,~~':.;
1910 HARBOR Ill.VD. everything by ltaeU. ALSO you WANT RECENT model standard
·make cabln crulaer in s'DOd con-
dition. Te.nm arn.JtQd on dlt-
Werence lf any. Phone Long
Beach 4-79~ or 4-7837 dally,
week end1 phone L B 9-7870.
Colt.a Mea,. Phone Beacon IZM-R don't bolt It down. Used oaly
2 months. Pay me what I owe CONCESSIO~ EQUIP. Popcocti $118.Ge or t.ake payments of
ma.ch.. I~ ah.aver, cotton ca.nd7 $10.7:1 pel' Month. See where I
mach., carmel com kettle, cub boucb.t &t R 1r. H APPLIANCE
tt""'"'•ter, stainless llteel alnk &nd co •A• So s ad Full •· a""' ., ,...-r . p ra, ero.un. <6c48 tray, coke box. Beacon 5275-M. 9 L m. to 8 p. m. or phone
· tTp48 I.Ambert 5-8252. 47l!c
LAROE wardrobe tnJni and two
lock..-trunlui. All In l![ood con-
diUon. Only $17 for •aU 3. In-
quire Apl A, 220 l'!arguertte
Ave., Corona del Myl 41c4.t
MUST SELL by Marcb loth-135
lb. bar bell and dttmbell &et. $20.
Factory built 4 s 7 trailer ln
good condlt.!on, $50. ~OW' e . 70 x
15 l.Jfegua.rd 'tubeia. $20. Philco
comb. table model r&dio-recor'd
player, plays stn&le 78 rpm.
r~rda., 75 record& incl., 121.
Phone Harbor 2755-J. .(7c-f8
PORt:,ABLE ch&pl&ill'a organ, $95.
Martin guitar, like new with
cue, $70. Oirls' ~" bicycle, 125.
Good condition. ·234 Flower.
Cost& Mesa. Bea. 6419-W, 48p
LET'S SWAP -Have '34 Ply-
mouth sedan and 2-wh~t box
trailer. WANT home ahop power
equipment, cub or ? . 718 Betio-
trope. Corona del M&r. 47p49
BIG
REDUCTIONS
ON NEW 1951
Wedgewood and
Magic Chef
. Gas Ranges
ALL MOD~
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For A Limited ~ Only •.
Convenient Terms
May Be Arranged
~-~anted t.o Buy
WILL PAY cub for your u&ed
turD.tture and other household
good& CRIST F'URNITURE.
1687 Orange Ave., Costa Mea,
acroM from new Alpha Beta
Market. Phone Beacon 7323.
BOAT SLIP AVAILABLE
tn Balbaa Coves
Phone Ha.r-bor 3149-W
•6c48
SNOWBIRD S . N. 32t recenUy
painted. nylon-ails, tand dolly,
1275. Or will trade fat Kelsen
Craft. Phone SY camore 9-3& 19
or lea ve word at Selbo& Yacht
Club. 46p~
Bait tank:, plywood 8.x8x4 ....... S35
Camp trailer, 4 'x~'8" ~y . $35 IJ • 10· row boat, factory blt. 12~ nj 16 ft. sail b6at ............... $100
-------------Z roller sand dolly . ........ .. $20
.COLE'S TRADING PORT
3108 Lafayette, Newport Beac~
Phon e Hatbor l 020-'!"
DlN'STTE table, $7.60, sofa bed,
$35, 0. E . conaole radio, $25.,
bed and sprlnp, $17.50, small
p5 htater, "'·· large gas heater:
$15., 9 x 12 broadloom carpel.
f-15., chal,.,,. •tc. 008 Seaward 84-Mllllleal. Radio
Rd .. Corona H ighlands. 48p SLIGHTLY USED BLONDE
O'KEEFE ' MERRITT RANGE. 5pinet ptano. Like n ew . Save
Repo.sae88ed 1902 model. Hu $75. Conv~nlent t e rm• at
CP all automatic, griddle In SHAFER'S MUSIC CO. (Since
mlddlf', and .unmer burners. 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, San-
A..lao haa tull ~ o•en and grill ta Ana. Kl. 2-0672. '·
broiler. Contrut balance ls BABY GRAND PJANO. RepoueM-
1129.42. Pay It off or take pay-ed. Now only S-487. Euy terms.
ments ot $8.93 per month. See Also others, a little more. Stan',
at R A: H storage, 404 South Kimb&ll. al8o Steinway, Chlck-
Spadr~. Fullerton, 9 a. m . lo 8 erlnl' • .Knabe. Packard. DANZ-
p . m . or phone L.Arnbert 5-6~52. SCHMIDT PI.ANOS, 520 North
4 tfc Main, Santa Ana, coml'1" 6th,
VERY GOOD 7 cu.. ft. eltt. refrig., ONE ONLY -Slightly u&ed 120
Wedgewood range, 2 decorative bua FrontaJinl profeanl. model
~mer eupbo&rda, dlntng table, accordion with 9 ahitta. Hand
8 chairi, hutch. MonteN!y style made reedl. Sold for over $800
dinette set, bed-davenport, cot-new. Now .. only S27$, cu e In-
fee table, very fine uphol. di-eluded. Convenient tenna al
van and chair. Reflector la.mp, SHAFER'S MUSIC CO. CSln cc
book case -all very reuonable. 1907l 421 No. Sycamore, Santa
211 Amethyst. Dalbo& iaia.nd. Ana. KL 2--0672.
Ph. HArbor 1291-JK. 48p48
ELECTRIC ORGAN, repoueaaed.
CHEAP-Ml.ac.. end tablet. cot~ A beauty. Pay ou~ DANZ-
ta.ble. pa healer. Uke new: SCHVIPT Plano Organ Co.,
P'rigldatre, older model; Rattan ~ta Ana. 520 N. Kain St.,
cU.in. 21'1 ba Ocean Wvd.. corner 8th.
BalbOa. ·~· ------------w ANTED: 35 uaed pian09. H l&h-
B'OR. SALE -Monterey bedroom ..c. cult. paid.. Or t:nde aa Tele·
eet, Kini' Ila. double. Md, Mon-vision. Spinet or Gh.nd Piano
..... y --d-. -s table .. o.pn. DA.NZ : 8CIDODT tor 8. Call Harbor 2818-J Sat-PIANO co., 100 p1anoa. always.
urdaJ'S, Sundays or after 6 p . m . 520 No. Main. Sant& Ana., cor-
weeltdays. 46p48 ner &th street_.
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Oout Blfllway, Corona del Kar. ,
Plenty or • p&ddnr · fr<lllt ""'1 ~:;..;:.,:..::..;....:;..;:;;.;;...;....~-;;.:--;;;;;;:;._ ___ .....;:;..;;:.=::.-.
tear" 81:1:1 t
Geo. J. Davies
704 OcUt Blway, Corona de! liar
Pbobe Harbor 3397
RICAL ·~lTlll On'ICE. . Nf' City Hall A vallable for tea.ae M&reh 10.
Pho e .Barbor IMO
, • 48p00
·' -QU.ALITY USED. CARS ,
1951 CHEV ~use club cpe. Baa Po~rgllde and
loaded with emu.
1951 CHEV del~ 2 . door. Powergllde transmla-
Blon, i:idlo, rea~. spot light. backup lights.
direction signal, etc. This car is show
'room fresh: ,
1060 CHEV deluxe~ dOQr ~-Very low_mileage:
and eb()Wll pride of ownership .
Elles :t.finstfel Show 1950 DODGE Meadowbrook sedan. Custom tallor-
N~rt HUbor Hieb Auditorium ea seat covers, white +,aJl tires and other ex-
8 p.m., March 7 and 8 tras,prfoed far below ceiling.
88c41 See these beautiful CB1'll and. many others at
-R-.. -u-IU_co_m_e_trom __ oo ___ a_nt MTI,J,ER CHEVROLET CO.
l'Tactlce! An ad reguJarlt lo uu. 2481 Coast Hlghway, Newport Beach
paper w111 produce resulta tor yau -. Phone Beacon 6442
• " General Motors Service Center" ,...;;-ditiftq . ':!'lliem e-,.A....-.ia w1 eoui... We Need Used -Cars ! 4-l ! ~ ATIRACTIVE turnlahed 2 bdrm. •~j.~\1) • -apt. on water. Floor tumace. :; _ t --GE retrtc., cloee to Richard'&
Mlc.t., theatre. bu•. Adult.a only.
Will allow up to top ceiling
price on your trade in -
So BRING IT IN and get
my appraisal NOW! 42;-Wantett t.o Rent
YOl,INCl COUPLE with 3 yr. old
child desires unturn. 2 bdrm.
house -or apt. by April 1'2Ui.
Harbor area. Permanf'nt. Phone
Beacon 7030-J . 46c48
YEARLY
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NEWPORT BEACH-Brana new
2 bdTtn. apt. w1th gar. Near
yacht club ii: community bea('.h.
Yearly, unrurn. SIOO ~o.
BALBOA
Peninsula Point ..
3. Becj.rm. :! . bath apt. with
garage, & eun deck. Furrt·
ished, yearly , $125 month. 1
Jim & Sally Newlin
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JOHN D. BURNHAM
507 E . Balboa Blvd, Balboa
Hu.1607 Eves. Har. 2278-W
~ 48c48 , .
61 T -38th St., Newport Beach.
Harbor 691-W. 32tfc
F URN. S rm. apt., 2 baths. Play
yard. Children 0 . K ., SM mo.,
yeatly . Utl1. pd. 1529 W. Bal-
boa Blvd. (k:ey upstairs). OX-
801-M, collect. 43c45H
LOVELY new home In be.st sec-
tion of COflta Mesa. unturnlsh·
ed. 2 bdrms. and den. Fenced
yard, dbl. gar., adults, no pets. J
Yearly lease with option to re-
-new. Phone Harbor 2152. 47c48
BA.YFRONT A:P'r .• 425 Lido Soud.
... Un tu mi.shed new spacious, unit
heat, automatic laundry, garage.
Open Sat. &: Sun. or Tel. La·
guna 4-1223. 47p49
NEW UNFURN. HOUSE, 2 bed·
roonts and den, 2 baths. fire-
place. Wall to wall carpeltng
In !Iv. rm. ~ hall. Patio. Breeze-
way jotna dbl. gar. Year lease.
fenced in r edwood. Phone &a-
eon 7121-R. 402 Esther, Cotta
Mtsa. 47c49
Cer,tified Used Cars
SEE 'IIHESE
l 948 STUDEBAKER Regal deluxe
Champion -that popular 5-
pass. Starlight coupe with
ovadrive. radio, etc. Orig-
inal finish, like new. Low
mileage. A real buy-
HURRY $1285
1939 V-8 FORD Coupe. Haa' had
a new rebuilt engine installed
recently. A SPECIAL PRICE
for this w eek end only .... $l.95
TRADE your car ·NOW on a new
wonderful 1952 Studebaker. ThP
f inest dollar value today.
JOE NICKERTZ
STUDEBAKER DEALER
3415 N ewport Blvd., at Via Udo
(By Lido Theatre)
Newport Beach Pb. Harbor '510
Eve1. °" Sun. Harbor 2975-J
FOR SALE Qr TRADE l !M9 Ford FOR RENT Custom 2-door. Radio. he&ter.
On Lido Iale Bayfront. o'drive and other extra.a. Clean.
3 bedroom.11 unfurnished. Will take $600 or trade of your
Year around at $175 Month. car. You take O"ffr balance at
Lovely beach and view. hank. See eve.s. 508 -35th.St ..
P. A. r ALMER Newport Beach. . Hc48
INCORPORATED • 1950 BUICK Super Riviera. Radio,
3333 Via Lido 1416 Cea.at Hwy. heater, seat covers. white wall
Newport Beach, Calif. tires .. $2295. Ph. Harbor 2485-M
Harbor 1500 47~49
FURNISHED 1 bdrm. uppe·r apt.
Laundromat avail utu: pa.id.
Low '"monthly rental or will
lease. Inq. at THE JORDANS,
1210 Coast Blvd., Corona del
Mar. Ha.tbor 2M7-W. • 47p-49
BALBOA isLAND i"1rnlabod RENT AL v
lower duplex. 2 bdrm& Year'• SPECIALISTS 1-. SlOO. mo. or $1500 for
summer Mui:m. Keye ... at 208 Call Edna Crall'
Marine..t. ..... ,nexttoPootOttlce Linwood Vick, Rltor.
John V-1 Co .• Phot>e Harbor Bal-bland Har. 2ou 82c54
444, I 4$::481------------
HARBOR SHA VER MOTORS STORKLINE baby buga and
bab}r car bed. Good condition.
Be&con 634-0--W . 4 6c4 8
sPmrr PIANO. R<p00•e .. e<1. Summer
· Balance on I y S.St5. DANZ-1
ISLAND
Rental
BEAUTIFUL new unfurn. 1
bdrm. aP,t. Ocean froqt,
garbage disposal, etc. By
year $90. mo. Har. 2552.
Your DODGE -PLYMOtrrR Dir.
1680 Newport Blvd., Coat& Meaa
STROOTS
TeWINKLIC HARDWARE
' 1802 Newport Blvd.
SCHMIIYI' 520 No Main Santa' Lo'f'ely 4 bdrm., B bath baytront
Ana. · · · borne. Large pier and allp.
ANTIQUE Q U I L T S, coverleta,
gl&u, chlna, silver, pewter, pie-UPRIGHT PIANOS from $89 .
tures, rup. 1ptnnlng wheel and • sterdng Kurtsm&nn, Steinway
reel. 311 Jaland An., Balboa. ck Sona. Cable cir: sOns, Adam
JOHN VOGEL CO.
208 Marine Ave. Balboa llland
' Harbor «• or Harbor 21t!il
42tfc Phone Beacon 6907
47d9
COSTA MESA . Phone Harbor M. 46c48 Schaaf, etc. Terma a.a low u ------------
FURNISHED 2 b edroom house,
garage, $60 mo. yearly. Coeta
Mesa .
Alao other rentals.
1937 PONTIAC 4-dr. aedan. Local
transpoi'tatk>n, $75. Phone Har-
bor 3001-J. 46d8
9 x 12 ALEXANDER Smith WU-56 mo. at SHAFER"S MUSIC
ton rug; excellent condition, CO. (Since 1907), 421 No. Syca-
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Phone Beacon 5222
NEW HOUSE-5 rm.. 2 bdnno.,
unfUmlshed. Cliff Ha .. n. f91> See OLIVE ADI.I.ER. 1799 N•w· 4S-Autos .Wanted mo .. year lea.se lt desired. Avail-port Ave .. Costa Mesa, Bea-___ _.. _______ _
priced rtgftt. 1111-A N. Bay more, Santa Ana. IP. )-0672.
Front. Balboa hland. (Call Sat-B&At1TIFUL bungalow uprtght
able March 10th. Phone Har· _c_o_n _7_1_0_2·_W_. _____ 4_7_c<_S NEED USED CARS BADLY-
bor 987. 57c4S FURNISHED M.chclor cottage. Will pay yoq the top current PHJLCO REFRIGERA:TOR -ll'• urday), . 48p piano in perfect condition.
lbat 9% cu. ft. 1951 model and Tenna, $28.82 down and $9.81 Collins Island . .hu 4~ lb. cross top treeur TWO new apt. sise rancea. $89.SO per month at SHAFER'S MU-
che.at, all atee.J shelve.a and space and $99.~. SIC CO. (Sbw:e 190'1), 421 No. West end of Park Ave... S.lboA
for vegetable and nlce meat ALSO uaed Iarse r&npi. Sycamatt, Santa Ana. Kl. t9]and 3 rm. cotta.p apt.a.,
chiller tray. Uaed It t monthB See US tor other used furniture 2-0672. weekly or monthly rat.. CaJJ
and hu guarantee on It. Can and hou.ehold eooch· Barbor 2962~W.
have for wl!ata left oa It-Cr' t "'-'-•t $5 PER MONTH rmta a good ------------$189.54, or take ~ymenta of IS ~ ui-ul ure practice pi~ no at DANZ-NEAlt.LY NEW 2 bdrm. tut'nl.lhed
$'9.77 per month. ~ at R A: H 11587 Or&n:ge Aff.., Costa Meaa, SCHlllDT, 620 No. Main, cor. houae and garage. $76 mo. until
Nr&I'•· 40< So. 8~ Fllller-Acr-from ...,. .A.lpba Bete Mitt. 0th. S&nte Ana. June. 203 • Mth St.. Newport
ton. 9 a. m. to 8 p. ih. or pf.one · Pbone Beacon 7323 1------------Beach. Alter Sunday phone Al-
_LAm __ be_rt_H2ll __ z. ____ •_5_tf_c_ 1 llTl:WART w(ftNER Retrtc .•• ~ ~rtunltiM bany 110. 48p30
dreuing table with J.arse mirror. Appliance Bargains
TELEVISION
Big Halllcratten 16"' J tube table
one hemp rue. one fibre rug. 2 • CAR OWNER
am.all threw RP, 1 mlall apt.
stove. Sunday only. 211 Topu.
Bal-Ialand. Hd8 ::":~~ :':". .. ~~-+~-~i:'u1: Fra. tex Fasb1"ons Beautlf\11 blonde Pacq.ro .. BelJ ta--
hie model TV wllli matdllq BllAlJTIFUL drapeo and yardace
tabJt. Mak.ea -attrac~emem· for bedlprda., table cov .• abwr.
ble. Complete with lite tllbo. crtoa., etc. !leg. no laundering.
Only -.. -........ _ .. __;. U6 l!UA 4111 J'lre ralstent. Reuooable
Radio + Record ~la=...l. On Dtoplay at 2CM A. St., Balboa i •-~ OW Jin. Wood, ~ oaat.J
S...dlz table model ~ with «p4611
avtcwnaUe riCOC"d p..,,_. Goea --'---'"----,----
to lint ~ -· I ..$S&M RUG """ pad -u )t 11 help
ftlko ndlo WU eut,...allc --wool, ,_Ilka n<W,·~. Alao
Ord player. Bea~ walaat. 11 " U Jilu. cotton "'f ud po<!.
ealdnet. llUperb ...,-. ud al $100. • ADC! aevval othen. -:am:;;·~;.;~:, =~=~ ~6 = ~ Rd~ -·8'Y· -Harbor Tb~ IUltomaglc w-,.,Tllla i, a J5H-. , I . !lc!iO
atear ·at ~·--·---fi-::: -· "W~· Jtel .
11-.i -.. ' ' ttar lloop-
. •· I:.uot -· Uaad ti c1a1o-Jru .-•Nowcal7 a_. ~ .. ·-· -•1 -~ .. ~-w!Ul --tal -
-· ~ lpla/ ... ·""' ..... --.., --'1-. At.AO i
"11.....L-c.-I ' tUa • I a $
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1111 ~--.. ~,::c= ...... ;
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value NOW!
!!Ult&ble for one or two clooe to JO'E NICKER' ~ center Coat.a Me.u. 2. mi. t:rom ·.i·L..i
beach. Ut11. rum.. s:;o mo. 23-4 STUDEBAKER
.Ji"oWer, Coeta Mesa. Beacon 3415 Newport Wvd., Nevlport Bch.
6419-W. 48P Harbor 510
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Open Hbuse -1 1~ .5 Daily
535 &(5t9 seaw~ Rd., Corona Highland
We of!~~~~~ h ~ aeep~ fea~: ~ deoon.~,·~ nOOra. ~ diapoeal' I.Ota. of .tile Jin "1 !lsbted tch·
. en_~ bedrooma; l~ bat!iJ.'Hptpoln_t. ~~ma
chine. ~col I~. $18,~ fuO price. _.
$1a,7oo I
DUPLEX colllllsting . of 2, ~m home, hwd.
floats, fireplaee. PLUS· partially tlllished ~
apt. Ideal for couple handy 'with tools. This ~ffer
is tmpoasihle to MATCH in Corona de1 Mar.
$13,800
G. L RESALE -4% loan, $53 mo. 2 bdrm ~ome
on lot 36 ft. wide. Hwd. floora. fireplace. Enclosed
yard, patio, double garaie_
$18,000 • •
Well constructed adobe home on 60 ft. lot, seiciud-
ed patio, surrounded with tropical shrubs. All this
needs is a woman With ingenuity to make it out-
standingly beautiful!
$33,500
Rambling ranch style home in exclusive i?hore
Cliffs. Has . absolutely everything. Pric~ below re-
placement. Terina.
RAY REALIT co.
A. J. VICCELLIO, MANAGER
Ed Bucko Jack Caskey Arthur Gates
500 Coast Blvd., Corona de! Mar Harbor 2288
BALBOA
For the buyer w~ . wants elbow room, a vacµt
corner pared 70 x '15 feet jn choice location With-
in a stone's throw of the bay if you are a good
hurler. $8000 and worth it.
New S bedroom houee with an eepecially attrac-
tive outlook. ·You'll love the neighbors; all nice
folks. $16,000.
Doesn't anybody have a big family yearning to
enjoy a 7 bedroom-oc&n front home that will last
a lifetime even in theoe rugged days?
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If you want to own a new 3 bedroom, 2 hath home,
furnace 'heated, hul\t for maximum privacy and
minimum wear "'Id teu on the _homemaker, see
this new listing "at under $20,000. Step lively. IU)tt
you may get to put in your two· ~t's worth on
some of the finishliig details. I
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BALBOA PENINSULA ... with Harbor entrance view
3 bedroom house wi~ 2\1, lots. One Jot laDdscap-
ed and could he sold if buyer wished, House beauti-
fully conatnicted.. Fireplace. 2 ·.baths, hwd. floors,
double garage, much storage space, wall h;,..ters
in each room. Completely fenced. $19,500, i.erma. . . ' .
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -Two story, 2 bdrm. apt.
up and single apt. down. Furnished, panoramic
view of bay. 2 lots. $13,500, terms.
BALBOA -· 2 houses on one lot. Good income.
Completely fenced. Furnished. $9,000, terms.
BALB0:4, PENINSULA - 2 bdrm. large !iv. rm.,
kit., bath, garage. Patio and all fenced. Fwnished,
clolje to ~f·. ~;500, terms.
, BEVERLEY kEALTY CO.'
211 East Balboa Blvd., Balboa Harbor 1788
IN CORONA DEL MAR
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Califqrnia. Informal Homes, Inc.
COUNTRY LANE ESTATES
(ReStricted to Finer COuntry Hoines)
YOUR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS -
in a R.ANCH-sTYLE HOME--di&tinctlvely planned
for informal country living.
I 17 PARCELS FOR SALE-1,01 to 1h acrel!-on a
beautiful curving drive in midst of full-bearing
orange trees '!t the f90t of LEMON HEIGHTS.
Santa Ana's finest country residential area.
Model Home Open For Inspection .
2 bdrm., den, l?' J baths, 2 fireplaces, attractive
patio, screened out-door dining area, space fol'
swimming pool.
LOCATION : 100 yds. east of Red Hill ·Ave. on
La Colina-Follow Newport Blvd. north to 101
near Tustin, tum right on 101 one block to Red
Hill Ave., then left one mile to La Colina.
Phone Kl. 3-2712 Eves. Bea 6042-R , or Har. 369
(Courtesy to Brokers)
CHANNEL FRONT HOMES
2 bedroom and single apartment, fireplace, pier,
fl oat, cor. lot1 near civic center, cabin cruiser in·
eluded. $18,500.
5 bedrodms, furnished, cor. lot , pier, float, $25,000.
E. Z. Terms.
NEW DUPLEX, BALBOA
2 units on corner, near school house,
home and rental, $19,500. .
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 bedroom home in excellent location,
LIDO ISLE
attractive
$10,750.
New 3 bedroom home, latest features, beautiful
·place, $23,500. Good financing.
N. B. C. REALTY, 3116 Newport Boulevanl.
Harbor 2498, 1405, eves. 2865-M, Beacon 6108-J
BALBOA ISLAND BAX FRONT
Two bedrm. Co ttage on rear of Bay front lot.
Beautiful building sit e in front. Priced at lot value
only $17,500 terms.
BLUFF LOT-exceptional
only $5000. See this!
ocean · view. R2 zone
ISLAND REALTY CO.
REALTO;RS -BUSINESS BROKERS
HARVEY D. PEASE
Park at Agate Block from Ferry
Balboa Island Harbor 377 -W
Large Home, Larger View, LOW Price!
Four bdrms. PLUS. Near Little Corona beach.
You can buy it fo r a fraction of its replacement
cost. Better see this one first! •
$37,500, liberal terms
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
W. A. TOBIAS, Salesmanager
. 312 Marine Ave., Balboa Island Ph. Harbor 20{2
BALBOA ISLAND
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OUTSTANDING INCOME ' •
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Modem Colll!Dercial Building on Bal&oa Blvd.,
comer lot 57' x 95' at City parldng entrance
100 % occupancy ever alnce built In 11140.
Yearly gr088 income $3960. Price $32,000.
• • For full information see or call
JIM and SALLY NEWLIN
507 E. Balboa Blvd.
Costa Mesa
The Best Town on Earth
G. I. Resale
3 bdrm. home, double garagf',
fenced yard, close In , $91~.
$2260 down.
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$1400 Down
Nice 1 bdrm. home. garage. tot11.I
price 16000. Bal. at $~1 mont h.
$1550 Down
2 bdrm. home. fireplace. dou blt'
p.ra1e, fenced yd. $7950. Bal.
at I~ p<'r month.
Income Property
Two emall home11 on Jot S8 x 300,
near Blvd. $8000, terms.
• 2 bdrm. home and r ental on one
acre t oned for bu•inesa, $10,000.
Terma. ·
G. N. WELLS, Rltr.
le A8llOCJates
1790 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa. Ph .. Bea. 5181
New Lido Listing
Very large lot -58' tronta~. 3
bdrm. plwi den. P"Sreplace In llv.
room and muter bdrm. Thi.a LI
an olde r hnme but . tn perf~t
condition. Price 123.,500.
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John D. Burnham
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BAY & BEACH BARGAINS
Income
4 attractively
$25,000.
Income Income
furnished units. Good location.
Owner says 1111bmit all offers.
* * * 4 rental units, near school, churches, transpol'ta·
tion. 1 bedroom each. Furnished. Good rentals.
$22,500. Adjoining lot available $3000.
* * * BALBOA COVES .
Completely furnished three bedroom, 2 bath hbme.
A real buy in this exclusive area of beautiful
homes. $27,500. Terml!.
AND
New, unusual ill design, three bedroom, 2 bath
home. Pier and slip. Large lanai. patio, etc. Terms.
* * * This Is Exceptional
It's beautiful -each room is delightful. Three
spacious bedrooms, 3 baths, additional maid's
roo m, 2 fireplaces, closets and cupboafds a wo-
man adores. Nice patio. One of the finest Harbor
homes. $33,500. '
BAY & BEAca REALTY
J . M. ·WJ.ER; Manager
Dick Fay Gloden Fay Etliel Shirley
14'50 Balboa Blvd. Harbor 12M
* * * * * * Corona del Mar
$9950 $2000 DOWN $2000 DOWN
Below hipway near beach. One
bdrm. plus bunk room. A cozy
home with an ocean view. A
top vaJqe at 19960.
G. I. RESALE One year old. 3 bedroom home
and garage, hwd. floora, floor furnace, gazbage
disposal · "lid venetian blinds thru-out house, yanl
fenced with cement block. Good east side location.
Shore Cliff $62.50 per month, incl. tans le lnsllf•
La.rge family home. Colonial de-C. GALEN .D'ENISON, Realtor
sign. View from nearly every W. L_ ERISMAN, MARION GREGG, Salesmen room. t bdrm .• 3 batha., dozens
ot deh••• tealur.. U>ru ou t. 4.90 Newport Blvd., Ooeta Mesa Beacon 6698
Newly rel!ecorated. Exceptionally weU built 4
bdrm .. 2 bath home close to fine beach. Nice yard.
Full price only $20,500. ExceptionaUy good terms.
Second floor CO'l'!'ted, 'patio, (Eveninga Harbor 12l!O) •
BBQ. a fine home. Price $42.600 l ---------------------~Coulder part trade ln Weal·
STANLEY HADFIELD, Realtor
wood uea to $:1&,000.
Gu:.NL&lF a .\SSOC·
BUILDER .:.. ~ALTOR
3112 Newport BlW. Harbor 2~;,
l3ALBOA ISLAND
216 Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 20
Ocean Front MR. BOA TOWNER!
Corona del Mar
LEVEL LOT, aouth of Highway.
2 bdrm. home -HWd. ·noorw, thermo -control
furnace heat. Wln(d tor electric stove. Service
porch with ample cupboards. Lovely .brick patio
and lath houae. Cloee to North Bay. Exceptional
value at -.
SPECIAL-Older 4 bdrm. born e,
lge. llv. hn ., fireplace, guest apt.
over garage. Close to good bay
bathblg beach, $1.f ,WO.
SEE THIS!
S4:IO down. P'. P . WALDRON ..
808 ~ne Ave .. B&lbOa bland
Ph. Harbor Z:H . 48<:48 $12,600 .
WA TERFR_ONT value, comfort-
ably f\Jm~hed, carpeted. At-
tractive knotty pine interior.
IF YOU WANT ONE OF THE
Finest View Homes'
John Vogel Co.
Seashore Drive • Bedroon1, bwlkroom, lwo batlta,
208 Marine Ave. . Balboa Island
Phone Harbor 444 or Harbor 2151 45c4 7
VACATION or y ear round-
Mod"em red"C,.d. apartment. "'t-
tractlve lnter1ar. ~paclous liv.
rm., bdrm!. kitchen, dinette and
bath. Large dbl. 1ar. and bunk
rqOill. Lot•~.• 1~ pennlta build-
ing off add'l. unit If deaired.
Prime loaUon wtthln 150 ft. .of
GOOD -=n1n11r and flahinll[.
Furnlahed, u1,soo.1
"Ranchero"
dining room, tiUllt-ln bar. Gueat
hoWMe with awimmen' drualns
rooma and ~r. Pler, floa~.
double bulkhead, oNt:rvaUon
plattorm. Sountll &t>Od and lt ls
good. Only 121.soo. One-third
down.
Call John M'otlram, Harllor lSOO
P. A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
in t.hll 'a~a.. we have a 3 bdrm.
and den, wtth ~oncealed bar. lg.
Uvinl' and dlnln• rooms, fore~
air but. laund" a.nd atoragP
room.a. nnest con.t.rueuon thru
out and W.. new condition. Lg.
fenced lot wtt.h several fruJt
trees. Ideal for cl\Udren. M'Wll
be ..... to be appreciated. Will
OOM!der trod> fOr . .,wier hOUR
or tncome ef"OPfrtJ or eeU on
IUltabM• .term&
FINE 3 bdrlll • .Balboa P enln8ula WEAL for tam.Uy or ,1,rellttd t ple. 3333 Via Lido Newport Beach borne with many ' atru :_ e
1 Clooe to Sanu Aha· Country moctha old. For O<il:r JU,IOO.
Club. Atlr. i B. ~ home, sun Balboa Peninsula--by O'l'!lel' term&. ;·llr:;:~ru~ to~ CRARMING S bdnn.-._ 2 ,,_.· Bnl'---Pal I I R ~ at $12,t!OO. "I old. I.up llftac ruL . .W, fire-"t',,,._ms e Y
I .place, ~ cllalq -W. Cl1"ft Rall, Jodt ~ . B&Jboa ~alty Co. · kitchen wttll s-. .__, teO w, -J!l~Rar. M
Oppoolle Bal-~America . ~ :'11o. ~ lncNd,11. .
a-o-i.y ' we1>11!lqUate1arp ..-..:~.._,,,.in.I IN NEWJ>()RT
Ulllaa M'c.\doe Bar. U'IT , ·--.:-• BILlCll so•-t ...,__, iu
'IUO I:. Bal.._ ....J. Ballloa . '2Dd We b&tb owr -1A1 '--•~ l'~ -.1~'.'.:7 "' --------·'r,_' ___ . ~• a ~ BIYd., -· --~-. --·
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$1850 DoWD
Bra.nd ne\W 3 bdrm. bom~Bwd.
nrs .. dual rum .. dbl gar. llUby
.. extra features, larse lot. Won·
derrut location, curbed otrMt..
~10,775
$2000 .-G. I. ~· -1 Very attrodln 3 ioarm.
bwcl. ~. dl1llng ell, dual fllrla.,
wallell yard, .-In S. -· Prlcod ,.,.. qulclt -at $1o,i$11.
Very moo.~ ,_
$13,0QO L_ .............. -...... Mtk U..,_to....,,.,_Uld
$1000 Under Market -...... ~ ~ M-t. LOt
' in Corona del Mar · Bal~ ..__·Duplex IN 'ilAI.aoA. • tt. ""1111 n. :·.\Tao .. ,,,
Twe 'bdnL ~d.~ ~ 11>...,. 'o..DllL·pr.; -lJUitLa ;_ 'l'ft I......_ opla, . OllLY . =· · ..)i'?~"': : ~s's.!'~..:·;,~ ~O:: ~ii:fi"_.:,a:-;, p~ Su1llYiD ~,.,.. ,lidn ,._ta..,.__ ow_. -n•i:,r ..... • Pr. IL ( , GJO.
0 ...... -h•ot --upo , . --JLrjjsz& ....
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1 Pt.'1111. tr LaPede JleallJ , at:~.~.... (1111& .... a.
Geo. J, .n.:vJee . -... II .... CJssea : •• 1-WWII Fl -I ......... --·:::::r· ,, n. a. m.v. a.. • .,. P'I ·~ •• • 1111,, • "' -. ...... Its& ~ u an •. ,.rri._..., ~ .... ·~-·~-# __ ._.,.
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BALBOA ISLAND
-Low Price Special
Cannot · overlook the polltkol
_ &Nie btte. Ulle Truman-tile
-.. wllllac to make Ille
Ad1tlce. Tbla 3 bdrm. home,
two batU wltll --\ .... port, rtpt In the mldillo of Bal•
.._ W&nd. UD!llndlhed price
'12.llOO and sood IAlrmo a....0-
rable.
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-... and ~ to maintain.
8pecl&t price UD,llOO.
2. BRAND NEW. On UDO .Ill1.B
a S ~ 2 b&tb home on
W'.llr• lot. Wordo con-lld•·
quately duc:rlbe Utla home.
Thi. 1'JU mU¥ BICE. You will ••oa.. and ".AH" all owr the
place .. Tile lateot · and -·of
everythinc In thla beautltul
borne. Borpln at SJT,t!OO.
3. DELUXE 3 unit Income bulld-
lnll[ on BA YFRONT Ot LIDO
IBLl!l. ColUlllta ot. two S bed-
room unit.a untumfahed and a
atngle one bedroom unit turn·
lebed.. Here ia an kleal home
AND INCOME. ALL for the
price of ONE home oft the
watfrfront. f>rtced at only-
$4t,OOO -Tenna. •
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REMEMBER we are the DE-
VELOPERS of LIDO ISLE
where you can etlll buy a few
lot.a at bargain prlcel!I. On LIDO
ISLE you have PRIVATE
BEACHES, tennta court.a, play·
ground•, clubhouse, concrete
Btreeta, sewer11 and ALL uUll·
lies underground-no ~lghtly
telephone poles. For the beat in
Iota on LlIX> ISLE aee ua.
Prices to fit your purae and terms
to meet your convenience. Here
a lltUe buya a LOT.
COME """°°K !
P . A. PALMER
INCORPORATED '
3333 Via L ido 1416 Cout Hwy.
Newport· Beach, Calif.
flarbor 1500
PHONE HARBOR 1616 to place
Your want ad on lh1I page.
Real Estate is Your
:aest Investment
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place, bwd. fire., We In kit. and
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CLDT-lb\ VIJN LEASEHOLDS ~ .JllO'ljlig . ......... ' ' ra.-y. For; an. unacelltd permanent vtew
there W nothing OD the Coaat to ~
them. I I
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proves that you Should Investigate now while
there are a fetl'. choice 'l0cations available.
Call Fred Barker at Beacon ~795 or evenings
Beacon 6939-J ..
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-Builders Attention-
CORNER R·2 View lot. 70' x 110'. Own~r in dis-
dlatreas. Price $3,500 -Cost more.
66' Frontage on Cliff Drive. Offered at less than
coet -Price $3,000 .
VIEW LOT -70' Frontage -$3,000. ,
THESE ARE THE BESr BUYS
IN FEE LOTS IN CLIFF HA VEN!
ALSO -NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath · home. Sep-
arate dining room, breakf&St room.
Flagstpne fireplace, large living room,
indirect lighting. Interior and extei:;or ·
planters. Forced air heat. Fenced,
lawn and ahrubs. This is one of Cliff
Haven's best homes-Priced at $19,950.
CORONA DEL MAR
Not The Largest-. But One of The Best
2 Bedroom Home. Select hardwood floors .
Disposal. 4 Panel Rays. DraP.ries included.
Installation for both gas and electric range.
Large mantel mkror. 20' x 24' ~arage with
extra shower. Garage foundation constructed
for income unit above. Concrete walled patio.
PRICE $14,750. A:ttractive terms to qualified
buyer.
Call Bill Schuster-at Harbor 2474.
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
B&yaide Dr. •A: Coaat Hlway 15th and Irvine
Newport Beach Newport Bea.ch
816 Cout Hlway
corona del Mar
225 Marine Ave.
Balboa laland 3113 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
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bath. dbl. gar. Full price 18 ----------------------
$13,SOO -S3SOO down
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Near High School
New 3 bdrm. home, lft. llv. rm.,
fl ... place. l % bath. dbl. gar.
Stucco and redwood e.x.t., shake
roof. Only $12,500, terlT\8.
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2 BDRM. HOME, PARTLY FUR-
NISHED. Near ahopplng center.
Priced JMSO -$2500 dn.
Make Offer
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Homesites
LOTS $1000 -\!. cull.
ACREAGE -Vartou. etae81
pricet.
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M'ember of M'ulUpla Lhttlnc
-o-a B. C1ar1<. Brobr A-.
. Burt Beck, Salean•n
La Perle Realty
111118 Barbor Blvd. do.ta 14' ...
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REAL VALUES
3 J,3dl'ms. & 'Den
In fine condttron. on well loc&ted
% acre. Hwd. noor1, I% We
baths, p1ua JUest rm and bath
alt. to dbl. garage. LoU of
funlly "ttulL Built tn 1SMO, An
unusual buy a.t fll,500. Tennt
$5600.Down
11 tumiahed unit.I and manager'11 . ' apa.rtm~t.
Grocery Store
Including $4200 worth of equ.ip-
ment. Plua a fine 2 bdrm. home
separate from at.ore. Hwd. fin.,
dbl garage. On fine Sa.nla Ana
ciimer ,lOQ ft. wide. A fine buy
for a hoine and netghborhood
bu.dneu. Only S:l!i.000 -E Z
terma.
If you want an incomparable VIEW ...
Of the Harbor entrance, ocean and entire bay,
make appt. to see this 6 bedrm., 2 story Corona
del Mar home, on a ·oo ft. lot. Full price $3o,ooo
incl. built-in kitchen equipment and some furni-
ture. From responsible party, owner will accept
As low as $3000 cash down
Terms arranged a.a bal. Exclusive with us.
If you like living in style
, as well. it.a comfort, make "1\ appt. \<> eee tl\i& de-. ,
luxe \lome on Morning Can,yon Rd. In Shor;dlfl'.L
Built in l951, \Yide angie . ocean view. f-:rotal
price '37 pllOO
CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES
Robe.rt B. Lynn and Helen L. Lynn, Realtor•
411 Coe.st Blvd., Corona del Mar Fannhou,e Mote1
Harbor 1037 Harbor 1063
v TODA Y'S SPECIAL .
Large 2 bdrm. home itt Corona del Mar, .ouly 1
bJ1!. to· ocean. Has hwd. floors, nice fireplace.
Floor tumace. Paved, enclosed patio. Nice yard.
Pouble garage. FHA loan. Payments $65 per.mo.
lilclu. taxes A: insur. Priced at ·$16,500. Exclusive
witJl us. see this today!
PRICE T. McCUISTION,
503 COast' IDghway Corona de! Mar
Realtor
HarJ>or 47
BALBOA · ISLAND BAYFRONT
One of the Island's most distinctive homea -4
bdrms., '1 baths, perfect condition and nearly new.
Choice corner llJ!'&tion at Amethyst and South
Ba_y. Good pier & float. ·Thia has everything to
satiafy 'the moet dlscriminl\ting taste. Shown by
appointment. ·
PR.ICE-$55,000'-'J,'ERMS
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PRESENTISG GOLD BASKETBALL TROPHY to )1.ary Keith, HorM!e Emlp
ac.bool atu<kntbody pn-aident~ today WM Bob DeLofll', capt.al~ of M·hool's A hoop
team at Aehool aswmbl.f. Tht" trophy WM w on b)· thf' tl'1lm tit ttw rrcrnt llunl-
lngton BPach ba. .. kett>a;ll louma~nt \\"ht>re lht.' IO<'al A tram took ~1·1·ond plat'(',
1<>¥10.f io Orange E&emcntary by t·lo!ie M:Ore of 23-24. JJ.oy!t tln bl1•a<·hf'rs lnC'Judf'
both A and B tea.nm coachetl by Riil Burdltk. In picture arc-.J .. tr.)' ~l.y1·r-;, Hob
IW-1•, Ron S~r. li>hn Jfrnrotla. Don Doi~. Dour Tu1vtf"ll, Ed Pop~. Chuck
Keith, Don Mf"r'f'dJUi, \tan Polnf'roy. Tacey At"'·ood. Jim Jtf:.ld, Gary Cook, Bob
McGlll, Bob Ttarp, ?'\ea.I Bl'<y and Tom Xlquf'llr. llll of R i;quad. ;\ tram
mcmbf'n hr"r"' Include Paul l ,nn.•ntun. lloward ~1il<•hrll, John All•·n, Larry
HarJM"r, Rob (~rah.am. dim RlchardMn, Cirt>X 1\dami., l>t·nnls H1•ncJer80n, John
Gra\•rr, Bob A.lien, Tom 'lur<_.h, Jod)o' •·t·nto.n, Chuck Ko i,·ll'llo, !\'r&I M1·l(-.alf and
O\·erb,r. f PreS6 Photo)
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TOP SAl~RS TO COMPETE
SUNDAY IN LIPTON RACES
Honor Banquet
for Hi School
St:f~c~o~O:!:o~;~f :ea~tpo~~1~:t:~ themselves for a . \\'h1le t o attcn<I Basketballe' rs
Harbor Yachtsmen Point for
Sir Thomas Lipton Cup Race
A dramstic finish t o a thrl?C
bor Yacht Club f<>r the hq.nor of tbc skippers iniotruct1on mrrt1ng boat sail-off for tht" honor of rep-
taking the Sir Thomas Lipton Cup in the dirf.ctor's room ... o n('cC'&-C and D ba!ketball squadH or r C'•~nting the Loll. An.sr;eles Yacht
trophy ho1nc with tht'nl this week sary and important bit of busi-Nt'wport Harbor High i.chool wcrc Club In lhf' Lipton Trophy r8.ct"
end" w111 be the following: neM. ,i::u('sta at a basketball banquet to b<> ht>ld • n£>:-tl Sunday gave
Hal Ramst'r sailing h is PCC The tace itself Will start Sund&}' givf'n by their moth(_•rs on Sal· prom!~· of lht' thrills 11.nd "hea1is-
Antigua for the Voyager's Yaeht at aj,proximately 1 p. n1. off the urday ~vening at Dearborn hall. up" sailing to be wltnesa<'d in this
Club; Alex Irving with Sparkle Balbol\_Pier and will be sa.1l~·d over Balboa l.'tland COmmuntcy Mt'lhr>· annual classic.
for the Alamitos Bay Ya~ht Club; a triangular course which must be dl.'lt c hurch. Th<' thn.>c-boats which raced
Carl Long's PCC Lark for the-Bal-more than 12 miles.In il'ngth. This , Coach. Jules Gage waa honor'l"ll over the faljlliliar ocean triangle
boa Yacht Club; California 32 Al· means the boat.8 wJll probably and prescntNJ with bl&.sk<'tball course orf 0-:eW')>Ort Harbor l&St
tamar, sklppered by Do~!llgiaa, make, two lapa which wilJ put sh~s. He spoke about game.a o f Sunday wer• WaJtt'r Fram' An-
Jr .• tw the Loa Ansel Yach\ them within alght of ~ta.tor• on the year and p"'8 c:ted'\t to both dale, Lew Wbltney's Attorant.e,
club; George Ketten t1 PC'C the -.plu for moel of the .z.ace. It squada for hard York and Sood and Don Dciuglu. Jr.'s Altamar.
Ballerlba reprueotffic the kn 1a a boat. for boat race, and the sportsmanship. SOU\ were Ai.o au Calltorn.la. 32a. Frans ~med
IMeco Yacht Club. · r--tlr• boat. lo flnlah la the winner, complimented oa lbetr fighting to have Lhe race In the be.g durlng
• A.llhough lbe tl'!>ph~~ now t)IWI maklnf ll a little more ex-spirit. the first lap. 't>ut• when the chips
held in trust by the Sou Cali-cltln' ~ tbe u.u&l hand.leap J ohn McDonou.ab.-county achool Wer9 down, and the !i.n.lah llne
· fomla Yachting 4.MOCI · Ion, lt la type Of eompe.UUon. recreation bead. .wu prtnctpaJ loomed cl<>Mr and cJDaer. Douglaa ' The trophy w;;;j l>C on exhlbltk>n ...... ,~ 11 t" •• d ---• ttcorded in the deed of gift that. speaker of the evening. telling of p ... ~ • oe 1 ....... p.11 an cro--. ..... at Ncwpo' rt Harbor Yacht Club on th lln ·-t t u ! t -•ead ot in the event of the disaolut1on of gr"at b8sk<'tball playeni and what e c a -... .. n o r ee 11.11
the SCY A, Ute trophy will revert Sunday and will be presented to charaf'terlstlcs are con1mon to Franz:.
t o the San Diego Yacht Club or the winner Sunday evening. ba~kC'tball play('r11 and olh('r not~ Following thC' racr. \\"alt Elliott..
ll'a successor in San Diego. Thi~. I athlf't•'S. Hr waa both inll'rt>stJnR whote C'al. 32, F..scapade, v.•11\ be
however. is definitely not the wa:,· Women Golfers I anll an1us1ng as a spt·1:t.kc-r Both the rlf'frndrr in the b1x race-, "'as
SDYC wants to regain ~ssion Mr~ Ga,ire and Mrs. McDonough hf'ard to rrmark, "You'\'e got to
of the award. They have won it Elect T omoTrow \\"t·rc prf"Sl.'nl. v.·atch that Dou~l&.q guy. You
only twice in the past 20 yea1·s, Dave Vaile. on e of thC" father&, think you havl• a saf(' lead, you
and arc firmly convinced It i:; 1ntrodul'rd Dr. Ertv.'llrd Milum. blink your t'Y('~. and, \\"addya \Voml"n golfcr8 of Sanla An:l. know, he'• ,ah1•afl! !'" \Valt "'ill be about t1n1c they had custody of 1t c l Ci b .11 1 ff \\'ho 1n turn introduced the nlaln oun ry u w1 c c(_t o 1cer¥ lcl't>pong a close f')'f' on the for at least a year. The accomp-l 9 ,. t ~p1•ttk i>r. a a a .n1 . me(' 1ng on1orrow. Altamar Ti l'Xt sun(lay llshment of Lt.ls f~al has bf'f'n t'n· ... ..._, H 11 • At t.hf' elosc of the even~ng Rev. , .... _,ce a , oUl·,lil:Olni; rha1n11an. This will be the J6th t1m ... that tr\18ted to the very capable G1.trl2 h 1 h t II · 1• P G. Nf'umann, pa.St.or of Flr8l ' as announce< l e O ow1ng 1st tht" cr!"'a1n of Southern Cal1fornht Gould. always a dangerou.s com-t in ed b Rapt111t l"hurch. Co3la M~a . gave o nom ees a.s preat>nt Y W'le yacht• will race for the coveted pPlllor. Jn tact. on looking over 1 tin 1 t a short talk and the benediction. nom.na g comm t t"e: &WR.rrl whlcJi WM oriv\nally pce-the entry list. Walt i$ going to ,... .. _,_ Loll G h Tablf'!'l were decorated .ao,d lherr .. ..... ua.uman, ta eOJ; egan; !'J('nlf'd to lhc-Sa.n Die ... o Yacht ha\'E" to keep a lot of eyt!'l on a lot lo • h · M K were b&!'lketball place cards for ,., urnament c airman, rs. fin· club by tht famou11 Sir Thonl&.! of guys to bring Ekapade in first. .... N'-L t d 1 M each player and guest. Squad
ot·-r •""--~ nei.n ewer an as.a 8lant, re.. Lipton. The cup ..was first up !or ·--H rd Fl in h di h I members were proee:nted thell' let-' -owa em g ; an cap c a r· · com(>('tltlon In 1901, when lt v.•u On Saturday night preceding malt. Mrs. Everett Ml ractr and as-t c rs by Coach Gar""· wlth a wor1I won by lhe yacht Dt.•troit nf thr ~=ch;~~b ~~I ::e:to ~::~~ slsta.nt. Helrn Guthler; captain A of per80na,l appreciation for each San Dia.go club. Since then it hu
. team, M~. Phillip Nolder; captlt.ln ' BoPbresent were p1')tcrs of D team, travt'led un and down thE" South· Eemblcd skipJ>f'n!I. crewe. f&miltes, 8 tea.rn, Mrs. John Conley. cap-D\('hl, Dennis F itzpatrick. •·
and <n•ests tor the traditlonal pre· ... 1n· Dick SJe('"'""r, Bruce Knipp. Rurly Pm DLlifornla coast ma.king it'!l .,-...... C team, Mrt. Everett Tawn-r-h tn h f race dinner dance. During this I ey Marlinr z. Mike Valle, Bob Martin, omf' t Q lrophy CMC'S O many
event, the skippt"rS y,ojlJ ab3ent · Paul N(•umann, Dori Beatty, Ken dlffrrent chaba. A coanciae hi.story
J onC'a, Richard Ta.l.stra, Y.'ylic of yachtln~ can I><> read in the
Kc-l"'ltr . GI~ ThomMI, John Eggert. pl&lf'8 mounted on lhc base of the
Toctcl \.Vhltf', Georgl" Moor«'. and trophy which na.nlt'" the.'" winnera'
of c tt•am, John Huber. Gordon and thc.ir clubs throughout the
, Siple, FTank Navarro. Roger Boy-yee.ra. The nNTI~ll of ':1Rl'_tY ot ~he
I vey, Sonny Coane, Bob W elzel, boat.a recall exr1t1ng 1nc1denta to
1 Sob Miium. Marton Davey, Bob I the mlnd8 of presen!-day 88.ilor!
I Brigt;s, David Hoyum, Tf'ddy Mar-gathered around a roa~1ng fire.
tinez, E<lgar Revta., Richard Lou· A f<"w of U,C clubs have inn~e ~n'!
vier, Jim Newkirk. Alao manag@rl< out of r_x~enc(', but tht> Upton
Bob Kallaway Pelc Froat and BolJ Race-still l".rma1ns one at the 1'1tgh
Callla. ' · point.a of 1fte yachting calendaT.
flrol NHYC Win.Mr
SPORT CAI RAC~
SET MARCM 23 AT
PALM 5'11N&S
Durtn~ ttae 308. competition !Or
the award f&s maJ.nly in the then
pdpUlar &·rr_eters. lf wu at ttata
tlme, 193& to be exact, that the
lrophJ tlra came lo the Newport
-· ~·-s-••·a _ •-·~, of Harbor Yacht Club. thanlc.I lo
• •ft' raun ,,.. .. _.. unam.u. Emereon ~pear and !tis famous
Oomtnerce announCea ioday lhal &~met.er, yatcry. In 1937 An·
Sports Car ~• d.dverfi wUI com-~Uta. aal ag tot> l.he catltomla
pel.e at Palm lprtnp Sunday. Yacht Clu took It bo<;k lo Loa
Karch 23rd bl lhe ~ """'"'' Allscl.. bor. and NifYC did ot Wa Speed CINoico not ... It QllUl lH-8, when
OenUcm.,. cltf,,_ m all ayer ""-J>&de , It •'(aY from Hal
C&lltornla. Artadlui, Cq1or&do, Ramaer'a ~ f>f the· V01-
8eaUle. WaahJoston. wUi COO'CIJ'llf aw'•• Ya t Club. lllnee th•n
!or \hi. cooll!llt el 8peojl and dr!V-AntllU& · ~ bffn Ille flrwt ID.t abWty h1 ldx n<:d cWlnlll&t.-b!JO,' lo • • tor ·the ebaace
eel I>)' a 100 mOti ln<:T-"all hln1 lo win. ll 1>9clt. Tfle . y .. r U.fll,-~ for the """ tar''"'" 'Palin aw lloe tranl north apln tn
• Bprlnp Cllp 1'"9ea!Aia Ill' ,ui. Illa • <it Alu. ~ -·r:::r~ ~ ~ '!'-'.:1-1'-:t:r=.-1=l:11·::... ~~~
• ){any radbJly 11-"-1-Soeapado . It qaln. lad -
I wttll ttbn glut 60dle an achocl-..-,. ...W ID IlllL
1 uk\d lo~ I · ()aJJo=• -t.o"' u.e-..
I Afleldotell,,-llpnd'.cled. f!llloo'J'•Of tllo ~ ll&W -·
The race l""'.:::' Wiii Urt ot .U..S 't ~ 00.ICllW.
ua..ewwrua ~tp.m.N....a ·-~llciM -..--• ........ ~ M • _..,. ........ 1111;;::=11 ... ..._. -~·!.__~ -ril --II "' tlio Yaellt ~ •I ; I
·-·-" b wW r11 .. ., Ille la i-. --~ -. ~r••_.= ............. .._ I ... ..... ;,., .......
lltMa ..... Qle <Ill ''i'' II 1\ JRV ~ .... ..... .. ..... VJ ...
Local Winds Force . ' K:te Contest's
De!ay to Saturday .
When arra.ngementa were
n1ade \l.'ilh the w('atber man to
have a good stiff "\'ind fnr t J1e
Bo.vs' Club kite n ying conle8t
laBl Saturday. aon1eone forgot
lo put a n1axlmun1 apced lhnit
on the wind. lt1aybe U1e· weH.t.h-
er man ju1:1t for&ot himse:Jr and
overdid 'It. At any rate the kite
contest had to be Postponed a
week. It wfll be lteld Re.'<t Sat-
urday at the Co11lk Mesa Park
at 2 p. m. Prizes lncluJe a
new b&sketba.JJ, footbaJI, base-
ball, mil, bat, :t.nj baa&kelbllll
rim and neL
The kite contc-sl ia limited to
8o.}'s' Club m<'ml.:K:r!J 12 )·tars
of age and under. Contest di-
\"i.11lon.11 include I he be.:4t c.or •.
!41rutE'd home mlldo> k ite, the
highest. fl_ying kite, the lai-g-est
and sn1al1t~st, bt>l-!t decorated.
Boys' Club Hoop
T earns to Enter ,.
·So. Cal. finals
Three Harbor Area Boya' CJub
baaketball team8 awing into the
final gamei of the Southern Call·
fornia Boys' Club ch&mpionshlp11
Saturday momlng at the P&sa-
<~c.n!l Bova' Ciu::J. Local cla.M D.
E :'Ind F tesm.-made It up the lad·
rlrr in the elimination tourne.v
which brought together teams
fron1 all Boys' Clubs from San
Diego to Sapta Barb8.ra.
ln the past four years, only two
11thcr teams have gained the finals,
tn 194.9, Bob WPt.zel, Paul Schuitt,
Jim Hansdn; Calvin Burt a.nd Jer-
ry Bcntlfon paced the "E" team to
a second place and lut year.
Frank Navarro, Bruce Knipp. Bill
Wetzel. Paul Neumann. Georr
Sc huitt, Charles Berry, Roy Dan·
1 iel, Bob McCluskey, T erry Hall,
Dave Tamura. Jim Mulde r and
Bob Piper won the championship
in the "E " class with 33 wlM in
36 starts.
Knipp. Neumann, Schultt. Berry
anrl Tamura will lead the Dee:.
against Variety Bo}'l'I' Club of East
L. A . Saturday al noon with Den-
ni!! Fitzpatrick. Bob Diehl. Terry
Rr~an, J oe Lync h, and Bill Lamb
~la ted for early duty. The Dee8
have-yet to taste defeat this Sea-
son with championships of the
l..ong Beac h Boys' Club Tourna-
ment Md the Costa Mesa Klwanhl
Tournament alrc•dy to the Ir
credit.
\releran.s Ill Play
Thr "E "' team will b e pace-ti by
"rE"turn('cs" ~fulder. Daniel and
McCluskey along with Mike Vaile
and Bob "Short" Martin. Up from
last year's "F'' team and ready
for early action will be stan
Schones and Buddy Thompson who
have 8tarled mo8t of the games
this season. ,.Art Jewell, and Bob
H t'ndc-rtihot are two tirl!l-year
casabas who have shown much lm·
provcment. Th<' '"E" group won
its divmion title al the Long
Beach tourney and won the con·
solatlon trophy at the local Ki~
wania event.
John McCluskey. Don Seal, Mike..
,Hayes and Jerry HlJlia.rd lead the
r eturning "~' group which fin-
ished aa rU:nner Up to the champa
In the IQwan.Ja tourney. Lut year,
the lOC&J mldt'eta were· •laughtered
in the flt•\ same bu' returned
this aeuan to ratn a flna.J berth.
Newcomera BWy Haye.a and Dale
Bradley _will a.Jlernate into the
starting line-up with Richard
Steck, Jim Jewell, Bernard Bur-
ton and Charles Taylor slated for
action.
ln another game Satur.day
morning, a team of l><>Y8 in the
slxlh grade and lower plays in
Santa Ana.
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·Benedict, member of Newport Harbor Ullioo HIKh' 8Cbool track
t:ftwll demoustrate8 ln pr&ctJC4" M!MJOL hr trackst.Ns &J'f' bu~y
preparing for next track:meet. (Press Photo)
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Bowlers .forming
Summer leagues
STU .D~BA~ER
Summer leagues are now being
formed, and for you bowlers with
no eatabltahed average, thl..a la
our .ia.t chance il you w.ant. .to
bowl in a 8Cralch league this wh\-
ler. Your summer average In a
sacUoned league la 0. K.
So ,,
Ei"fy .' ~f
To
-Own
• The tournament 21eaaon b about
to open in ea.rnesi. and YoU will
aee some excellent bowling around 1-----
Today
these pa.rU. Last Frida.f night, J.•act.of'J' TraJ.Md ~ealaanial
five ambitious young ladies from Oenu.lne 8tudlemker Part.
Costa Mesa look on five of th!."
"600" fl"la for a Bob or two. Peggy JOE NICKERTZ
Forgit led the parade with 541, S415 :Sewport Blvd.
Val Tousley 511, Lorraine Joneo By Lldo Theatre
490. Velma Graham went along NEWPORT BEACH
just. for the ride, and Shirley Harbor 610 Pangle carried the water bucke t.
Aftf:>r a hectic night the glrlslr.:============='1 broke even and everyone seems
happy spending their own money.
Helen Cornelius continues to
make life miserable for Malt La.
Borde, Who takes his gaine very
aertoWJ. Phoebe Smllh ts happy
again. but her hubby Is 30 bucks
loser for a new ball. Margaret
Devenney loo'f.a younger every
aeuon and getting plenty aharp
on her spares. J~an Wei1t got her-
llE"lf a turkey, but mi.88ed the
three dollar prize. It· h&d to be
1.n µie second ,-ame.
Baldy Foltz pick up an odd
Hamilton lut week with a 656
skies. Jim Stanley is winding the
aeuon up in a blaze of glory. Hi
Gentosi and Red Probert clic ked
for $15 by shooUng in the jack
pot pool.
HIUMAN MINX
flut dollvered bore ,..__....suooaae
Yoar Barbor Aft-. Dealer
NEWPORT AUTO 8AU:S
HOC W. Newport Blvd.
Newport-
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PET 'LOVER$
th~ iordans
are comlng-
P'rallli ' and Barbara
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SHOE SALE!!·
r 1 I j . -• A GROUP OF 9UALITY
Men' S· DreSS-Shoes :
! Freeman and. 1J ar.men'1 I
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l·I -THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1952
·-= PllESS.4i
Sermon & Music
·at Island Church
Speakln• SUnday at 11 a.m. al
BalOO. 111a.n.c1 ec:munuruty M•tb·
ooi.t churcl>. Dr. H&rrJ' WI>! ..
will have u hla wbJeet. "Lampe
and Pltchert." 'A flnl 1*utkal ,,...
g>am i. ottered wltll il lrlo llnf·
Ing MtoldelMollll'I "LlCt Thine
Eyes," trom "Elijah." The tr1o ln~
elude.a Grue Pol!ier, ftOM Ed--
wards and Sheridan llarY«J". Ktu
Edward• will lll90 .tnr a.a a 90lo
.. Fear Not T •, 0 1-41" (Dlldley
Buck I.
Dedication Week
at Christ Church
Mt•mbers of Christ Church by
t?\(> St"& will obee"e the beginninC
of thelr annual "We.k of Dedica-
tion" Sunday momlnl". The Sanc-
tuary Choir Wider the d.l.rectlon of
Mn. A. J . Rutter •W alng-Mo-
zart's "Ave Verum." 1
There will be alao a eopra.no
solo, "How Be•uUl\ll Upon lht
Mounlalnl" (HatMtj, sung by
Mrs. Dele•a.n rr.ttaa.
"All Out Chr!IU&nl" will bo the
top Jc of Rev. 1'hom&li Jlloy Pen-
dtll.
~ewport Beach
Baptist Church
Sunday acbool ~ at • :4S a.
• llJ .. Youth ~p 1 at 1 :80 p .
• ro. Morntnr 'WorMJp ~.t 11, lh• • Putor opealla on ''l'<oo RtqUlallea
: to AuuN<d Knowted••i" rn.ntn1
&ervlce at 7:JO, Ute ~tor ~
nn the topic "Oood•ikttu-llut."
Prayer meellnl" is Wedne9day
t vC'ning at 7:10 and conUnues the
~tudy or the Lord'• Prayer.
The Chl1drttt'• 81ble Class I!!
held in the tducatk>rial building
Tuesday after school; the model
"Overconiln& the Dtttkultiu of
Prayer•· I.I aennon. theme thl•
coming-Sunday of the Rev. Jamee
8 . Stewert at 8t. And,...'• Pre•
bytertan chuJ'Ch. Duplicate Mr·
Vices are at 8 :30 and 11 a. m. with
Sunday ec:hool at 9 :30. The cholf
will ainc an anthem, "Jew, J oy
of Man'• Det11rln1" !1. s . ~h i .
On Saturday mornJng men or
the church wlU pther for a work
day. Gardening la lo be done, In-
cluding p1antlnl" of tbe permanent
land9caplnl". Repaira, re n er al
cleanllp are &190 the order ot the
daf. The women will provide cor-
f~ &nd doughnut.I, u well u mor-
al support.
Christian Science
Subject 'Man'
Man as the lmal'e or reflection
ot God haa a perfect. everlasUns
exlalence. the Sunday Bible Les-
son on "Man" in aJI Ch ristian
Science churches points out.
The Golden Text la from Daniel
(10:19): "0 m~ rnaUy beJond.
tear not: peace be unto thee. be
strons. yet, be •trong."
Thl9 verae from I John wtll be
~ad, "For thla la tbe mcuage that
ye have heard f1"0m the be(lnnlng,
that we ttlould Jove one another"
(3:11).
Cilattona from the Chri.tlan
Science · tntbook, "Science and
Health "1th K.ty to t.be &crip-
turu," by Mary Baker Eddy In-
clude: "It llllould bo thoroughly
understood that all men ha•e one
Mind. one eoct and J"atber, one
LUe, Truth. and Love. Mank1nd
well ~ome perfect in proportion
as this fact becomea apparent. war
will cease and the true brother-
hood of man "-"Ill be established"
(p. 4871 .
· buildinl' dub 1nft'tl In the aame W k' S ,
: place Saturday &tlemoon It (OUr. ee S erv1ces
: Lady of Mt. Carmel for Adventists
• 1441 B lb • A Following ;• the prognm fo" . a oa ve. the fifth week of the Evangellatl~
M-.. 8cbecbrleo
Sunday at 8, 10 and 11 :30.
: Week day•, 8 LI'ft. Confe•iona
Saturday, f to ~:30, 7)30 to 9 ,30.
• Sunday, before ead'l IDasa:. Balboa
: bland, Sunday, 8 &lld / 10. Satur~
• day, 8 a. m . Con1'easiotl9, aame u
• above. J
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hours. KF.PIB (930). ?':30 p. m .
for peace.
s-:ro
Holy Mau. 9 :Ge a . m ., KLAC
(~70) 11 a.: m. Cat.bolk: H ours, KFI
16.fO) 4:4.6 p. m. KGFJ 1710). Hour
of St. Fr-ancla ~lldinp 4 othen.
PET LOVERS
the jordans
&J'e CODll:as -
Frank and -... --· ..
Services b e i n g held at the
Seventh-Day Adventist church.
Friday. March 7, 7 :30 p. m .. Del
Herrick \4•lll tell of hie wa.r experi-
ences and La 8ierT& Cot.IPg" Male
Quartet will .atnr. Special investi-
gation to y-outh.
·"The Law Nailed to the Croes,"
wtll be the topic for 8unday.
March 9, 7:30, a.nd Pastor Holl~
L. Anderson will explode the false
lhe<irles concerning this .subject.
Sound plctut"f' "Our Way of Lite,"
which was filmed ln the harbor
area. will be shown.
Mr. Ander90n will preach on
"The Christian Lord's Day" or
"Which day does the Lord uk us
to keep holy," on Wedneaday,
March 12, 1 :30 a.nd & picture en-
titled "Birds ot the Woodland"
wlJ1 be shown.
Al the regular momtng service,
Saturday. March 8, 11 a.. m ., Fritz
Guy, La. Sierra. Theology Senior.
Will present the m essage and his
topic will be "The Vision that
Vitalizes."
To Present
Choric Drama
Here · Easter Week
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Newport Ha..L..or ~ec·· 1 Servkes' . Coate .... w~ Day of . -Clarl1tl1n s.1 ••• ·~ ! WED Dr xsw.4.n ~"" .. J WlU" • -at -Ill .,_ .,.. Lutheran Church '" ext eek for ' MethOd°,.t Church . Cl111l .,_ tle All ~ + ~ •·-Ja•d hi•
·--· ·· --_ ...... ~ .. ~ Adve1,ist Youth . ·Prayer ())served v.i..s ... -""'* hn..t. . 1'• ... ·u.. --~~ U•--.,., ·-~ "w ~ A. ... .,... --of I ,.,... ·oocsy • -~ .. -·,I {~ xL'. Ti>o two <,ow. u.. theme of Ute wmon thh • • lt:.IO L 114 eea tke at OUlla ..._ ·-3---~ -·-~ Tri~· · -7 W Putor Rerbtrt C. Tootll "* -tll-Ii.7 All-Odem~ -etr .. wm -.. ., Al W-.....__of l'ra•· ll•'tt ·la a ~ ~Uy Jll lfwpa.t '!IEd' ·
Rath. Tiie -tat la Matt· vtllu.l -Pllpolld ...... M tho -U.0, Ill a -JllPlpl&, ·•-._ 1 cbuteh...Wlll -·tho Ooaimllla • 1 • f
·11ew 1&:28. MOl'll!nl' Wonblp la et \ar e adhltlee Uld ---re,11. slfta Ill -1a1-ff' .... -'•••"" 117 the 8-Cll • l'dlWI <atlW CIW ·cwann',
11 L Dl. ' taln!NJlt WMll to J""le Ill U... J-.7 ot Loi A.PIH ..,.. 00.•0 Q of Cliolreli lf-~' -= ':!..~,\Ir -~ j l u-, ... l:MIBI ' .
Sunday echool meets at e:so '-..
m. with claalu !or all agu. The meetlDp • the chui'Cb. of the Jin. Grow 111-ll Md the · I ol a.to<.\:S--la Adult B1ble Clue which al.lo meet. They t14stn ot..nuaCI of Mcten tn memory ot u. late ae.. •t ~ ~ Oomm11Di\_y Metbo-Kenny Baker, w'-a w1ce Ma ; M··s•tlt•••tt... j _ •
at this hour la atud,ylnc th• Book their &M v1--.,. V.,.,..,.taor DaYlol lldcl, both r-tt put.oft -.Clnlre)i. . Ileen beard on tllb and -citbot' 1 "118 Via i-. ~ .. P'ift -...
or Act.. cia.e. are alao held on Week, Sat 1~ Mardi I. &114 of UM local churdl. • Tbe !!Mme thlPI year. ''Cllrllt radio P~. and 'l" .-. ~ .....I ~ ''" L •·
Sat.u.rday momlnr• fr<>m f :80 a. oontinue 8atwda7, Mareb ll&Y. Brown wUl be pl'OMllt at Our Hope," waa UNd by pra,.r lllp. will be Uu! ftaturpd "°lolot. ~' S.~ -"''° L •·
m. to 11 :45 tor chJldren, acea 4 1~. Non ber fJ1enda ot the ta. ..-rftte 1 and wm pPNent the l'fO'IPI around the •otld. more ·M'UllcaJ .•eleetfom Wjll ~ be ~ ,. .. ~Y E~ . 1 t !N P. •·
to H . Bua trlnoport.tlon may bP youth and adUlt m-llcrw o1 ~ omncm •lilied "And'God than 17,eoo -• wen held dered ">' • dloral S-PI-tilt s.,~~.,.~~IO '-:;:'~'I~':;
arr..,..00 by ctJUnr Bea. SOM-W. the Uon wUl &loo .atlelld, II.Id." Mn. 8Jown'1 llllldly ..-i In tho United tll&tea. Tllo -•oin dlrectlon a! RUcbud White. Bil· ~ I:;:· .. _ .-... wl
Scbtdule of church ac:ll\1Ua foT on Sanda , Wedr...sa7, l"rlday dMfit. the LAmPllfllten.. f'ronl een. wu pf'Wl*Nd ~ a spedel com• .rme Alden. wm. be at UN organ. i.o n.. ':.,. s.07 c!;et""'-&avn.I to
th.la week la u foll~: Thur9day and ta a.Rua AYJ. Method.la ctnarcb. mltt.te ol Wtddl MWnl memben 1 attwt C dl•r* Mt•~ 1111111 ... LM
7:30 p. 111 .• Wom en'• M.iuiooary 'The r of tomonori Los A.n.pAiM. wm be prwnt aa w.re rtll'f'IJ'lb ud ~-0 ••fted &de ca.t little. do much. ~· be&.
llOCl•lY meetlnf, 221111 Clrang'e leadenlllp u-Ulo Sold· ,-. ot tbe loc:aJ l!'\della claa In .wry -7 Ille -WU
A vP .. Coat.a Mesa. Dr. Thornton ance our youth today," roaowtns the .eervkle tlley will the beet 1;n the blato17 of the day
of Orange Cout College 'Ntll speak Putor ~~eon aid tn announc· p.ther In ~ fellowahtp hall for tn the &reL 11te OOUJICU bere waa
on '"What Do You Teach Your ing Ule Y Y RFTtce.. "8ecUlar • pot)uck luncheon. . t')fl'UllMd two ye.an ""&l'O, but wo-
Orowtnr Child!"; Saiurday, 9 :30 act.ivltiea d entt11.&J.nmenta cu-Thi k>cti put.or, Rev. Joe.pb ipen ot. the local ~1U"CIM9 have
a. m. Saturday church echool, sen-not be allawed lo mmt.opollM the lfClhane, la formet pastor of the un.I~ in obee:Mnr the W01'kt Day
lor Catechlam. children's cholni; attenUon c+' today'1 yot111J peopN IMta B&tbata An. church. dt Prayer for at Ma.at 11 yean.
Monday, 7:30 p, m . senior choir it' t.he,7 are !LO develop the tntqrlt)' Tit• Su.pd&)' ntnlnl" IOb& Mr· The otferin.p help IUpport NV· ,._
rehearsal; Wedneltday, 7 :30 p. m ., necesary tor the world crl8H wt vice WW. be btdd at t :ao o'clock. eraJ botn1 and fonl~ projecta
evenlnC" Lmten worship: "The tace." with the )'O\lth and SUnttroua eponlONd by tnterdcnominatlonal
Purpoae or the CroSll." The proJtram will !e1ture devo-poupo ~I at T:ID p. m. effort The program, tlV' attend·
The church la open dally from tional rea;sp, tallta, and actlvt· The eanctua.ry ot t.be local a.nee, and the otf•rin6 each wr-
9 &.. m . to ? p. m. tor private de-ties ouUln the reeponatllWtJOlt church, 18th St. at Harbor Blvd" J>tl•e4 all p~vlou• one..
votlons. Putor's office hours are and prtvll, ca otte~ · you n I" wu ooMpltted ln 1923. The two Rev. J 01eph McShane, boct 'J>llC·
from u a . m. to noon dally tor prl-people by ~e churcb, and typu moet recent addltldnl to Use ll"OW· lor, welcomed the croup; Mrs.
vate cou.n•elJng at the parsonage. of service n which they can tn ... lnf puton.'4: are the edueatlon&I ~ercy I'. Baines, pretidmt ot the
nef'Ct to the c hurch at 1027 Clift gage throu h the remainder of the unit. completed about two ye&n C9Uftcll reviewed the hiltory ot
Drtvt', Newport Heig'tt!a. .)''ar. A ' ield Adventure Day" ..,o. and the f~1p"hall, wtlich the .day, and M.ra.. Ed.pr R. Hill,
will be heJ on March 8. ill DOW In uw but 1ttll partlaDy chalrtnan of Ute . World Day bf
Accordlng to ChW'CJl leaden.. \mckr conatructlon. Prayer Pftlllded O'ftr tls,e MMlon. Community Church
Corona del Mar
nearly onf-quarter mUUon Ad; • MlM llf&rpret Charle pttatded at 1 ventlst yodn• people will p&J'Uc:I• tbe Ol'PJ1, and llre. Leettr Vier--
pate In thla ln .. rnatlon&l Week or Baptist Church llnjf -oolobt.
Prayer, a.Jeng wtth those of Utt' The Prosnm wu pl'ftented by
The eermon for the 1teeond Sun-
day In Lent to be preached by th~
Rev. Paul Edward Babbitt at 9 :4!'i
a . m. and at 11 a . m. in the Com-
munity church at Corona de! 1-far
i• entitled : "Can We Know God?
How ?" The chapel c hoir will sing
at 9 :4~. ··Meditation" by Brahm!!
and the Chancel choir will sing at
11 a. m. ··1...ost In the Nigtit•• by
Chri1Uan.sen. Org&n mus!c to be
play~ by M:iaa Marpret Scha.rlt>
will Include: ··Reverie" by Debu.•-
£y: "Vtaion" by ftheinberger and
"Crand Choeur" by Duboi•.
1oca• church. of Costa Mesa wom.n or ••P• cburci.... They were Mmea, M . L. Keeler, Mar-
lha.11 Lowe, Ralph Mon1U, Paul
1oltnotone, Mabel S~y. Ray-
mond James, Joeeph McShane,
Kenneth Quarry. Thad Samuell, I
D. M. Patlloon. R. L. lbbotaon.
George Davies, Rev. James Stew-
art Ind Elate Newland.
St. James Church
to Observe
Missionary Sunday
As a mean.a of educating the
a.dull conl"l"flg&tlon at St. Jame.<i
church u to the Missionary Proj-
ect of lhe Church School Study
of the Episcopal church in Bruil.
Sunday, March 16,' the 11 o'clock
.!M!rvice "-111 be devoted to the Mls-
slona.ry Theme.
The Cherub choir and the Youth
choir ~111 sing spec!~! missionary
anthems under the direction of
1'-lrs. Frances Childs a.nd Mra. Mel-
ba Wa.tcher. Membt'nl ot Mra.
Dorta Croxon·s 4th grade class will
give brief talks on thE' Mlsslon-
a.r)' Study.-
The monthly offering !or Ml•-·
sloia wUI be pt"eaented at the •er-
vi~. PrecedinC' the urvtce. thf"
chUdttn wtll be shown the 18 mm
film ··wtn,p to the Word." which
ls a picture about the missionary
work In South America . The rec·
tor wlll speak brleny on the mis-
sionary imperative.
Church School
Guild Meets
Monday at GDM
Latin /..merican
Luncheon for
Ladies' Fellowship
Tht board of the Women's Fel-
low1tt1p of St. Andrew's Preaby-
terian chufch met in the church
lounge on Wednesday. F eb. 17 at
9 a. m . for their regular month·
ly meeting_
Plans were made t or the March
meeting of the F ellowship. which
will ~ a pot-luck l..Atln American
luncheon at l 2 noon on March 12
in the church lounge. Women
planning to come "-"iii bring a hot
dish ln th~ Spanish theme or a
1118.Jad tor two. Rolls and desaert
will be f'Urnl.ahed by the commit-
tee for the luncheon. Nursery care
will be provided during the lunch-
eon a.nd meetlnr tor those wla&Ung
to attend who have babiea or small
children.
The rue1t speaker for the Latin
Am°'t'rfcan luncheon will be Re•.
Richard Irwin, miMlona.ry to Bra·
zll, who Is home on 1'i.1rlough . Rev.
Irwin received his seminary train-
ing at Princeton Theological semi-
nary and was _ ordained by the
Presbytery of Los Angeles In 1943'.
He is supported by tbe Angelus
Mesa ~yter1an church of Los
Angeles.
Th09e atlendlng the board meet-
lnc were Mwame• Thad Samu•l•.
prea:ident: Web Jone•. K . Paul
Johnatone, Edpr R. Hill. W. D.
Shock, Clarence McCUlloch, Ken·
ueth Fowlfr. James M. Cowie, W.
R. Fowler and Dan Corson. Jr.
Capilla Circle
Groups Meet
Next Week
Corona del . Mar Community Com.Joi" tmeel1nl" of C.pOla Cir-
C1\UJ"Ch &ehool QuUd wtll me•t cle pup. are announced &a fol-
M eta M 7 80 low•: Wedneeday, March 19, Cir-on y, arch JO, : p.m. at
the home ot Mra. c. c. Dodd, 42-4 cle One, U noon at tA1 borne o!
Orehld aVU1ue. Pro.,.am will be Mr1. Lutt• Grupe, 701 Marl Sold;
b)' Cit)' 1.J.brarlan.. Dorothea Shee-.co-h011tea. Mn. Florence Howe
loy. ~I P'lrtb Chin... and Mn. F. F . IAl!p&da. Bring
Daufbter. Women at the Bible andwSch, deuert and coffee will
wlll brt revtewed by Mra. John be._rved.
Nei.on. Oroup ~o. 1\laday, March 11,
There wUI a.i.o be • readlnl' of 11 a.m. al home of M"" Paul E .
the new by~1awa, pNlude to com· Babbitt, 818 Narcluua. Co--b09t.eas
blnlnf the ChW'Ch School Ouild Mra. Lou~M Bakkela a.bd Mn.
and CapWa circle ln one orp.nt-Thtima Black:be&rd., DevoUone by
uuon. to be known u tb8 Wo-Kl'9. Oraoe S&llora. Brill.I" aand-
men'1 Jl"tllowatdp. Kn. R&ym~ wiclt, clemert and coffee lllll!:l"Yed.
ea ..... , rep-ta the Gulld i.. Group -· -u . 11 Lm.
the by-Jaw. bomm.Jttee. •t t.he hom.e of Mra. I:. 8ploar.~2os
Newport & Balboa
Circles Plan ·
Rummage Sale
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etta BlfOI<•. De><>tlona by Mno.
Mert,... ff-. Brlnf -..icheo,
deaert and cott .. Mrred.
Group ~r. Weclneoday, March
12, 11 a.~ a t home of Mn. Paul
It Bal>"t Ill Narclolua. Devo-
llona by n. KaU Cl&rdner. lklng
andwich. dMMrt and eoffee •rv-
ed.
Group J!t .. , -10, 1:80 p.m.
al homo of Mt"-Glattn<:e Dodd;
Uf QNbld annue. Thia la Ohvrch
8dlool oup_~c1. ___ _
T eac ers M•efing
at St James
"Japa.n at the Crouroads," the
latest pocket testament Jea,.ue
documentary motion picture ln
c0Jor wUJ be ahown Sunda)i.
March 9, at 1 :30 p. m . ln the Ftrl't
Baptlst church of Coat.a Mesa. •
Thia 30-mlnute film has the lat·
eat acrount.a of happenlnr• in the
ialanda of Japan. The atom bomb
ex~losJon i• seen ln fulJ color tor
the oflr1t time on 16mm film. In -a settlng or natural beauty one
sees the Imperial Palace and pal-
ace moat, the Japanese Diet build-
ing a.nd the famous Tokyo Uni-
veNity. There are also common
.cenes auch &S a !t.h market, har-
veat ti.mt!, Tokyo main street, post
exchange building, and a Japan-
ese shoemaker.
Shown In the film alao are
graphic a.hots of deep social and
Apirttual rleeds. T-h" war rulna
apea.k of deva.atation in citles such
u Oaaka. Nagoya and Kobe where
97 per cent of the bulldlnl"• were
de.stroyed and the lnhabit&nts re·
ducei.I to utter pdhury, · llvin& in
hovels and attempting to w~d off
atarvation by ralalng a few vege-
tables in little gardena.
The public 1.a Invited to attend
the thowtng of the challenging
film.
ATTEND C H URCH REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. J oeeph Bodman,
408 Irvine, wmt to Huntln.cton
Beach Sunday to. attend the an-
nual reunion • of the Methodillt
church of that city. They were
members of that church before
coming to Newport 20 year& ago
and go back each year to the re-
union.
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P reakilng at the register was
Mrs. Leonard Hargrove. The sane-1
tuary was beautifully decorated 11
with ba&kets of spring nowers.
The United Nations flag, a globe
and a map of the world shoWing
1~ countries In which the day
wu being observed, alJ added sJg·
nlflcance to the occs!!lion.
Following the program Mrs. H!ll
and Mrs. Balnes, led the way to
the social hall where all enjoyed
a delightful tellow1hip hour.
Mt"!ftbers of circle 11 with Mrs.
Athella Crane, chairman '!"•re in
charge. Mr4. W . R. McMurtry a.nd
Mrs. Ruth Barnett pre&lded at a
beautif\llly apwlnted tea table.
Pastors a.nd •their Wtvea In at-
t endanCE> were: Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Mc Shane. host church :
Rev. and Mr& James Stewart, St.
Andrew's PreabYterian; Dr. and
Mrs. Harry White, ~lboa Ia1a.nd
Methodl1t: Rev. and Mra. Paul
Babbitt, Congregational ; Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas P endell. Clu'Lat
Church by the Sea: Rev. Paul
Moore Wheeler. St. ,James Episco-
pal. and Dr. Ivan ltlliai. Newport
Baplllt.
The u:ecu:Uve board of the 'COU.n·
cU W1U ·meet with the pratdent,
Mn. Bainee on Thur.da.y after-
noon to plan tuture WCJ"k.
. ELSIE NEWLAND. ·
Publicity Chairman.
-People do read the Preu Ada.
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BARBER'S BOOTERY
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THE OPENING
ANNOUNCE
OF
HANSON & PETERSON
Certified Public Accountants
AT
408 EAST BALBOA BLVD .. BALBOA. CALIFORNIA
Telephone Harbor IMS
ff. LOUIS HANSON, cPA
RH-Harbor 2~W
ARTHUR PETERSON, CPA
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MARIACllll, P..Coet Ice~ ._ ~ of ~ .... SCqt ·le Tcwwlld, tb.lr 10D., ftocu, aad Spr1n.gtt
fer 3 Yz )'Mn .tart. .. ftlclti time tllley erd M 15.008 llllla throllaft. &tuth P&clftc water ..t..
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South Sea Theme
to Prevail for
S~uadron Party
By Isabel Andl'e\vit
A South 8eas spirit will pre-
vail at Balboa P ower Squadron's
next di1Uler meeting, .w~n J ohn
and Stephanie T ownsend wnt show
their color ed "slides of t&eir 1a,ooo
mile cruise aboard their 38 root
ketch Mariachi.
Squadron members IUld their
gue.11ts, as well as members or the }
\.urre nt Piloting cla.ss, W::li meet
at Newport Harbor Yac ht Club.
Thursday, Ma rch 13 .at ?:30 p. m .
!or a Tahitian fe&."St especially Pre-
pared Co:-the arfair. Feature of
the program will be tape record-
ing:ii made by the T own.!ll'nds, in
several ur th~ Polynesian lsl&nd&.
of native songs and <lance music
at luaus and f Pasb. With their
son Roger. and thl'ir pct springer,
t he 'f ownscnds were aw-ay on the
cru:se for lhret' and a half year3.
going down the \Vest Coast from
Los Angeles to Afexlco and to
Panama anct on to French Oceana
and back by 'vay of the Hawaiian
VOYAGERS ON DWll. hen> Att Joha, Koror and Si<'phaale
Towmead "Aitb pet Sprta.rrr. The T°"'nM'llCb .. 1n .. m.el'Uln mPm-
bf!n aad rue-ta of Balboa Po\Yl"r Sftuad:Jooo next Thu.Aday nlcht
a$ NPwport Hanor Yacltt Club with wlioft'd sltdt-il and rt-oord-
lnp of tht-lr enibe.
Island. 1
Tabltlan Garb
Mesans Enjoy
New Orleans
and Mardi Gras
Mr. and Mrs. Erne111t McClellan
Squad'ronltes are planning to
add, .901lle touch of Tahitian cos-
tume or gay garb for the evenU1¥
or an authentk: took at the gtam.-
orows luds across the wate:T. and .Mr. and Mr•. John We.11t have
Many guestes wlJJ be 1nc!Uded nut just returned to their homes ln
Thuntday nigbt by membent wt.tb-
tng to share this excep4onaJ: FO-cr-will> ll>ot. frlon<la. Qoao·
lftQilts 1t.a1 Bolt.a and UeuL Coen·
--Rex -....,,, ............ -made for dee....tlons -h.a all in the aptnt of the pro--
pam.
Commanders of other CaliforniA
Squadrons will be gue't.. of Bal-
boa Squadro:t. The Town.sends
and their young son are said to
June put much merriJ?tent into
C~lr program a.nd in addition will
be able to give their li.9tener-.8
many rnteresting highlight.Ji .or.
t.hl!"ir sailing and navirating ex-
pet"ience3. They le ft very Uttk
undone or unseen on tl\elr cruise,
•~nding-as they did, five months
in . the •Galapagos and seven
montha in Freneh Oceana--stop-
ping at ma.hy i5la.nds, and many
not onen visited by yacbU from
this coast. Their pictOres and
recording.9 depict a.n inUmate rec-
nrd of native li"·:ng ; t.bfelr dances
l!'d ll\eir "'"*: . I .
Bo5ibeM Skle1
The business part or ~the meet-
ing wlll be r('(.!uced t o a minimum,
<'Onsisting onl.Y o! the awarding ot
Seamanship Certificate•' to gradu-
ates of t he ran Searna.Mhip class.
'vh lch was unller the dlrectloa of
T ed Hambrook and a ~aff of u-
slst:ng instructors.
Nearly one hundred ' men and
women are taklftg tl.e sprlDg
PilotiDC class ' now. Ad'Va.nced
Piloting student.. wW take their
examipation in April. \ Weather
and Engine ?tfa inlerian'e courses
are now in progress, As well u
Junior Navigator and ,NavigatOC'
COUr1Jt'9, Fall couneeJ PUotina.
Sea.mamllip. Ad'VaDc PtlotiDC
and Junior Navigator will be an-
nounced in lle Pree.ts.
Co.ta Jleaa. atte,.. a wondert'UI va-
eatkm trip. ·nu. congenlal fOUT-
tome' Wit he:re by auto on. Feb. lt
with New Orleano u their d..U· .......,,
~ Ibey .i.1ttd the 'Carts-
~ Caverne tn New Mexico and
then on tnto T11XA.A following the
Rio Grande. In Texa.s various
poinb of historical Interest were
aeen. A t San Bonita, Texa.t, they
vtatted with friends of the Weat·s
who entertained the g-roup with
several deHghtful side trips, and
gaYe them some real T exan hoa-
pitality.
From there they journeyed t o
Galveston a.nd San Anton1o anti
followed the gult c-oast on te New
Orleans. When they arrived at
their ho.tel ln New Orleans · on
Friday, Feb. 22 tbey·were pleu-
&nUy surprlsed to find that ticke'8 tor two or the Mardi Gra.s b&lll!
had been "managed" for them.
Dwinc the stay in the city they
think they saw everything that
~w Orteane W. famous fpr,. in·
eluding the Freuch qbarter, S&lnt
Louis Cath!!<lral, a day Ion&' trip
Oii a river boat up the MiasiHippt,
and even· a shrimp boat? The cU-
:nax of Mardi Gru IS the Rex
Ball. on 1'Uesday. Luckily the
two coup1'ea bad tickets for Ulla
grand affair and attended. They
report t»at it was as elegant and
u beauttf'Ul ~ they had heard It
~rould' be.
Before sta.fting for home they
cro.ssed ovc-r In to Mi.!sisslppl and
saw aeveral points of lnterest,
th<'b up to Balon· Rouge and fln·
ally headed tor ho.me. with lot.a 6t
plessa.nt memorie1 to f~ away
Merchants Relined
of So•• Paper Work Honorlfd again baa ~"' J&n)a
Stoddard, wHoee name •ppean ia A move to relk-ve retail mer·
Tbe EnMgn, natJonal m,.came or ~ .. -.. f rtaiD ,, k" _the United States Po;r, Squad-c.-.., 0 ce paper YfO? h&s been &ru1ounced ·by the Office ion~ 127 bl number,-the oaty ot Price StaM.Uu.Uo.n..
Squtldr<m membff or! tllie Cout to William c . "'-· director ot
be added to the tlonor" .Ji, •f tbOH th .,.__ :... OPS, ··'d who have aequittd t~r Utle of e Saa --.v u.\riet -.i rna:cbU.ta are AOW excueed tron
N;vlptor Ude Jtt!'. I .._imc cwnnl lnillal percent·
-att being> readlt<l now for •If ,_....,. 00 ,.-marglno
a Squadron claD<e llay ~5 and Ille ......... , u.u ~ few tu bUe
annal Balboa ftildes---vou.s at Emerald Cov Catalina ~
I Boys' Clubbers on
15 Trips in Year
Among t~ hlghl'ghta Of the
Harbor Area Boy.11' Club progran1
as r~vf'alt"d in the recent anaual
report were l~ .11peci&I utps.. n ese
Include lhe annual Easter hikes
and eampa. attendance at various
toot.ball sames abd -.MJa games
ID Loo An.-• .........,. at all
bolae pm.ea of On.De"• Cualt col-
lece a.tld Newport Ha.ftior Hl&b
acbool, Tillita to t±n o.nd
radio ataU.U and a CODducled
tov..r of the Los Allre,181 a.lrport.
The Boys'" Club mem~n also
\.-!sited the CruiJ5er "Loi Angeles''
at San Pedro and m&'le three trips
to the mUMum at E>tpos,ft lon Park
anJ to the Griffith Park Zoo.
Other excurwton1 we~ made to the
Orange County Falt" and to the
Long Beach Ptke.
The re were man.y swimming
·~8slons at Huntington Beaei1
plun~. :teveral beach parties, an
F.aster .egg hunt, Boy.' Clqt, birth·
day party and CS.ntl•li\1 and the
annual HaJJoween party. -.
Mo«t ot the bo)s agree th-.t the
t b ?" t-e outstand1n1" exPe.riencee
were the Walt Dianey studio trip,
the "'Rama -~· football
ba.me at Loa Angele• &nd the N"e'v
Tork ''.Y~" -ball game.
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1 • ~ an -, oONr ~ lllllldl &a• uae ot re--
Roland Hain i. ~:~ :-..::i.s ~ ..! New ledin"5 ' talwl ' la the currst, ~
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Pn• o( u.. -.,p.,. Tiie cllanp la --la ' ' ratlnl' In Ille Newport -•--•I 15 to Cellini' Price
lhll week la tllat ot -••illldl(leL 7 aa4 --<lout 8uL and ~Oo., at .....,, (lltarcb 3).
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PORK•
BEANS
Pa,c.ked with tomato
sauce. Open,. h.at, •nioy.
:!'L 10C
21-oz.con, 14c
30... ~·"· 1 lc
£xerd9e )'OUI' fnncldM' in thr
June S prlmal'y el~tton by reji8-
tertac to \'Ot#.. l>6&dllru-to n-P""
1s Ai>rll 1a.
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llalboe Ulii•Dr """ .
New ~al ..ute ••cu ~ be!JI& Opi!nlnc f.O.. -111..s ~~.
holated in Corona dtl Mat and en-Fr-!daJ. tn Balboa la the liquor
'1rona tht. week &a the Ra,y Real--atore at e.y. a~ue &nd Palm
ty Co. takes over the o~fice J>r&-aven~. Widely known In; the area
vloualy occupied by Ea•l en.am.-u. X..Oe'a Komer. Opiraton of
berlatn, realtor. at ~ Coast Hig~ the 1 1+st-bllitnnent wW j be Ken
way, Corona de.I Mar. Wanglff aJtd Art ir;a.ton. Both ot
The namea of Hazel M. Ray, the rneJil• wt~ ll'letr ta.dillies, are
broke r and c . Jack Caskey, sale. newly a.n1ved fl'OID Portlanct. Oft.
man, are new on the tront door. Eaton beeahte •cquatpted with
A. J . Vlccellio, who q1 with the the Huber dUrtng the war when
Chamberla.tn Rea.lty company u he wu stationed at the Santa Ana
office a.nd sales manager. Ed Army AJr s:a.e.
Bucko, also a veteran in that Jo-The j>arlner'8 bought 1 the busl-
cation, will carry on a.a salesman. ness from Coy WalU. 1 The Roy
and insurance representaltve. H. K~nes attn own the building.
The Ray Realty Co. ts a. mem-
ber of the Newport Harbor Board
ot Rea1ton and its Multiple List·
Ing Otvt.sion.
Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain Will
spend the r emainder ot the win-
ter In Cathedral City,
Live merchants are those
adverti98--patronlze them.
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SELF-EMPLOYED TAX
Mo.!t •elf-.employed, J¥)n-profea-
sional buslneumen must report
their 1951 earnings and pay a fed-
eral social security tax wit)l their
1951 incorrle tax return by March
15 of this yee..r, Jamea Muaa.tti,
general manager of the State
Ch.amber of Commerce announced
Lt i1 an important part of Safeway'& service to brine you nationally
advertiaed and locally popular foods-brands made famous on pages
of news.papen., ma&u.inn. and on the air. We're calling 1peci-1 at-
.ttntion to them br .fnturlnc ear low pric .. on br-you !mow
and like. Many are tilled below. Cbeck them for )'Our favorites.
M1yonn1ise ~::.':..'7.';"·
Fruit Cockliil ~':.. "~.:; 19c
for fruit soiodL (30-0"1. con, 29c.)
Ullby Tcimalo Juice ''::: 10c
PIA CHU DIL
MONTI
COFFEE HIW iaos.
or, M.J.L 'v--,..._Drip ........... 12~ .• l.64" ..
FLOUR OOlD MIDAL
MAND
....... ~ ($4 ...... 47<: 25-lo ...... 2.11)
(13 Y:i-oz., 3 <Oftl, 25c1 46-oz., 23c) · 25c Pwe Kotey . :::::.~ ·~ ~k
Ill · Clover or Orange. (8.oz. (or. 19c)
Tomatoes ;:-:"...=. 19: .1 Se , .. 93c Tomatoes := ..... ·n:;;11c
;. P9Yiled Ham ' .~=.: '": 1Jc
· · (Kt 11111 :_7;t'~" "::; 1 Sc f~ 89' Dromedary, Moist, uz., !Sc) Hi PlltnoliYe Soap ~ .. 7c
29-oi.
TU·NA
...,:;lmoliv0111ath Soap, bar, l(K)
D!!.!.nvluhty.T~ 17
:; 16C
L •• ,. CUT •••• 1 6:°~ 19<
y oar Safeway hu • wide nriety or narionslly ad•er·
tised: hams at atttacti•e prices. Sdect yn.r faverite:
Spedolly
low priced.
' Torpedo N!!_~!!~~!~!J Fine flov~.2=~ 1 SC
Swift p,.mium, Wilooo Certllied, Cudahy Paritm.
FANCY SICJNNEI>. 12 lo
1 C..lbe. ..... ._ _,gld.
Full l>utt 57c Whele ha., or /l
half. .. fvl thcl .. -· 10.
ROUND STEAluT=~c:;.-.. 99c
RIB ROAST u~~O~lc~. .. 93c
~Votuu
Tender, foll Snored Cllb from
U.S. graded CHOICE lamb.
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~ 19c
Star Kist
Chu11k style
~-u.27c
Star Kist
Solid Pack
1«.. 31c
Cr•ck•n
IM•lclw.....,Sed.t.
~21c
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SllOUlDER
BREAST Tt•tcw .. -.
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Ill CHOPS
LOIN CHOPS
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wn CHIEIE
;A...,kan. For sondwichH or cooking.
NUCOA :'::~"::! ..
2h!;99c
lb.2sc
21c SUNSWID PRUNES l..n.. t.erve 1ize fruit. 12-lb. p1c9 .. 39'1 pkg.
BORD8''1 MILK 2 ,':! 27c
Evaponlled. For-a.Ing or ...W. u-.
H!!!!;!!!.'J!.!~3 cano2SC
HIR~'S COCOA '1!~4sc
Makes dolidou. beverage. (~-lb. ta., 23<)
-LIPION~S TIA . v...n.. 2Jsc
Yel1-laliel, lllado (Y.t-lb. pl<g., 57c) ..... 7
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Repeats Vows
t Mrs. June Kiddie, 500 San Ber~
nardlno Avf'.. Newport Jielgbll'J,
was hosteaa at lhc February meel·
tng of the Ladles auxlliaey of the
,'N"wport Firemen.
' Plarui wer e di.ecussed for n
;money rai.11ing project t9r H oag
,Memorial hospital. ,
1. Secret pala exchan~ed gift..s and
'refreshment.fl w er e carried out in ,
1the Valenlllte them e.
ISLAND l\lATRON ILL
, Mrs. \Ventlcll Calkins of Balboa
•Island, ill ro r the p8.8t twb weeks.
. 'is ttow able t o b(' up and about,
;but will takt' things quieUy for an·
other couple or weeks.
JtlSNER G t '~T
' ' Mr. and M rd. Norm1tn Barbrf'
and c-h'ldre n , Jan lre and Graig, of
·San C lr m ,..ntr. w er l' S uf¥1ay din·
ner Kllcsts at Lhl" hom e of Mr.
end M rs. C G. Porter. Jr., 41Hl St. • ..
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I LEGAL NOTICE
I CERTIFICATE o•· Rt"t-llSESS
1 1'1ctlt,otts •·Inn Na.mt' ,
1 TH E t TN D ERSIGNED does
: :t.ere by crrtify t hat he ls con luct -
"lng a Sa.sh, Door a nd ~-fillwork
"businf>SR at 173 1 1~ Supt>r lor Av{'·
';nue, Costa Mf'sa. California . under
•1 th€! fict itious f irm nami• or Sout h
'1 Coa.at Suh a nd Door Comp8.11 y
:/and that s aid firm is com posf'd of
.r lhf' fo llo wing pcr"On~ who~
,tnames ln full nnd placrs of r est·
.•c!enc£" are 85 follows. to·tJ.-·it:
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ROLAND HAMMO'jD
1411 N orth BHy F ront
Balboa Is lanrl, Calif.
.t WIT-NESS my hand this [J lh da y
11 ot Marc h. 1952
1 RO LAND HA'1otM OND.
at Las Vegas
June's traditional reputation aP
the month of romance may bf'
SPriously di8puted lhis year with
the constanUy Lnci;eulng llBt of
wedd'np spotlighting F e bruary
and March In romant!c news.
Of Interest to many frlr nda tr
f.hf' annotfnceme nt being made by
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Corson of 291
E. Flower St., Costa MeSIJ , of the
m arriage or their dau~hler, MIN
T he lma E. Cor80n. to Sgt. Harold
Parmer , United States Marlnt>
~drp.s. curre ntly stationed at thl·
El T oro ~larine Air Station, th1
brfdesrroom is the son or Sgt. anr.
Mrs. Oona.Id Farmer of St. Louis,
Missouri.
The younJ:' couple <'XC'hang('d
VO\\'s F e b. 22 In Las V"gas, Nf'v
F'or ht"r wedding the pl'l'l l y brid1·
ch OSC' a smart blue · ~" s t r1pecr
s uit with black acce~rirs. A cot ·
sat:e of pink r o!K'buds was a con1·
plemf'nlary detail.
On their r,..turn fr(lm R !!hn1 t
tklnt>ymoon Sgt . l:ltld Mr!!!. Far m E'r
wert'." honorE'd Sunday. ~iarch 2 a l
a post-nupt ial d·nnrr i;ivt>n by lh"
bride's pare:its. Th£" newly"''f'd!'
'1t::\cfc the t ra ditiona l first cut In s
iered \v!'ddinJ;:-cak1• baked by M1 s.
Corson. A minia lurp brid(' anJ
bri<Jr g roorn topped lhE' confrctinn
T he n~\\' '1-f rs. F a r mer 1s Rtll'nd-
mg Ne w port Harbor U nion H ;g h
school. HE'r, hus btyld rf'c:-etvcd h i.s
education in St. Lou is. Thry w ill
make their ho nH' 1n tht.• Harbor
area.
Easter Vacation
H~s Attention
~f Civic League
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HI 'LITES
°"" Puty A ft.er the very succYllhJJ per·
o~mancf> of the echool play P'rl-
1.Y nlghl. Feb. 29, a party tor
'.he> cast a.nd the committee-a waa
Vld in the campua eoc:lal hall.
Da.ncing and gabblng about lhe
'llay were Donna Price and R. C.
~rAnc-. Janl.s All<'n •pd Roxy Aar·
vnld. Char Six and Bill Hopkil:pt,
Ellf"n Owen and Chuck. Babbtl,
Sandi Thaden and Jaek Woodhull,
Sally Newland an.d Ray Mlddaua:h
Toh."<'n Cannon and Tom Perklna.
A.nn Morris and Lee Jayred, Su~
ale Kelm and John Kepper. Tina
Hughes anrl Tom HPnderBOn, Joan
NISM"n and Joe P eterson , Rhea
Babbit and Pt'te Hood, Barbara
Hrnnlng~ 8J1d Dave Swanson.
A l'K> having loads o( fun weft'
lf·rry EvR.ns, Jan Pauley , Janee
Li.,:oinn, Elll,. Ra~An , Rob Ej?gcrt.
.leRnn'f" T l\ls(ra. Bi UCf' Cubb[M)n.
R !c·hard tnn,.rMl, Terry Welsh,
KA..V Pririham, Pedro Johnson.
1.-vn n Brnv.'TI , Rill· Roul'lh, Roger·
McKinnon an<I Jan McG111 .
'Ell'.f"IUSi\'f"
L ivty \Vilrl has announced
.,,.w~ that :.he Is now s:oing etcady.
T h" lur ky rrllow 15 Andy Knox .
"Bu7.zy" t i) hi.s frie nds, Here'!'!
hop in c thl"y lik e stea'dy life Good
lut:k kld.s'.
Taffy
P rnbRhly 1',"b. 28 '""S lhP "h1ql ·
fllt~st da y" fnr r1v P i;cirlK on camput>
wh('n lhry rP<'~ived 1nvil.Rlinns ln -
f n "1'affy ." ~hf' hl'lpp\t gi rlM WPr <·
.loR.n M11rinuccl, ~ndv1 fWlingcr
BALBOA YACHT CLUB'S raelllc commodore. '1oa.vene Wutde-
mann, put hi" Rbod.31 sloop. Mli:hlllp. wa3• out Ill front to takt"
top honon In thf' Wlntl'lr St-riM \Vblch flnlshed IMt Saturday. The
l'l ... t fWO l"&Cl"S of t hJ-5 S4'rlf>8 \Vr.r:. ~llf'.d lD 8UCh .~t.y "'Cather
that only tht-llhod8' apd tht\ l>c c.lasMW \Yf'~ aJJu"·1•d lo \'t'ftturr
ouL \\o.lnber In the PO.i "..., ..-raak \\'ood, Ir., with bl .. Sho"'b':Q '.
I Photo by Be<•kner 1
.T ody Johnson , "Char" Six and
J erry J.,_~ko. • l"atladlun1 Party r . "rddl•~ "•••brau.. I cnur tr• Joum•y'"" tp th• c aro-, State tO Probe F.arl Mvrl' held a partv fo r usel to see "Th(" ~11kado" and I
Shirlee I B '!r'°rron) an<1 Dick Opp later to 8<"t' and dance to Ralph ,
11fl1•r' their \Vc<lrlt ng. Couplt>l'I wll'lh-Jo""lannngan at the Hollywood Pal-! c I i n~ thf•m the bcl'lt Of luc k Wf'rf' ladium \\'ere Patti Dwyer and R ex ar nsurance
.lanr t l our kl'I And Fritnk Traut· ~II. Ann C rawford and Pa\11 LP,., I
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~ Th~resa R.e,,ner
•o Speak a.t --
Kappa Sil~r Tea
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Irma Ma-..,Plei '.
Tells· ZOrita 'Club
of ~uropean Trip
' . 4 benefll procnn> 'and tea for Mallon:&. an llolancl lllO mu.. oU
the BOjlg Memorial hoopital f\lnd the coast of s~ ~_., l!&r-
la being aporuiored by the Kap.,& celona and Volencl&, bu thA> power
kappa Ga.mm, Alumnae Auocla· to bold one's tn.t.ue.at from tbe Wlldnowen and deaert bloom11
Uott ot Sounthem Orange county -moment or arrtval. teavl:ng a ln Sao. Diego County within the •nd the GlrJ Seoul Auocl.a.tion, twinge of 8&dnell8 in parUnc but next &"(..week.a will put on their Newport._~· on March 28 with with a d eflnale hope of tttuming brlc.bwt ebow ln recent years.
Teresa ~ner aa: guest artl.Jl. In. Ute tuture. Thia: w• the e"· Tile abun<lant Winter ralM, follow·
The program will be held at lhr. thuaiuttc pra.tee. g:lv.rn by Mra. ed , bf warm weather throughout
Girl Scout Little H ouse. N~rt Inna Marples of the sUrt and tbe area, have advanced the
Beact at twQ · o."&tk. DonatJorlS Sand Sport.a ~pparel. Balboa, and blooming period tor most nower11
will rece t•ea d the entl~ Vagabond House on Balboa I&-by two or three wffks. Many sec-
procef'ds will be given lo lhe hos-land, of heT four mon1h8 tour of l ions a('e in bloom now. wllh the
pital fund: England, Spain. France and Italy, hel&"hl of the ~riod expect<'d be·
The peat •rtfllt.. Mra. Renner. when she spoke to the Zorlt.a. club tween March 15 and April 1.
brinJ?• to the community an un· o r Newpc:irt Harbor al the eftlllng Red monkey nower, sage, plnk
usual ~enl and story about her mCC"ting, 'nlur.lday, Fe~ 21 at the fJWll&c and pink and white bud·
extraordinary es.perlencea ln her ..,._,, s·--·-home, 9 Rlldder Rd., th
U H ,. .s:..-.......... ~.. om are ln bloom now around na ve ungary : later years u! ~ Ba,y
China as a dootor·~ wtfe and act_lv• ~n-Albe.rt Stockt~•, p--•denl. !'AcondMio, Val.Icy .. Ce~ttt. San
1 d 1 t au• .... iicoa Pa.equal. "11ghland Val1ey antl
ea er n Shanghai c vie affairs; presided at the bustnea aeu:lon a~ng U. S. Highway 395 north of
and lhclr. stoclal endu.rance of the where Mrs. o. w. Rk:bard read a Eecondldo.
Japanae invasion durmg Ute last letter of apprecta.Uon for CQUr· In the Jamul area white, plnk
war. ,Forced lo evacuate their teal~ ahown her daughkr Qi.ft&.. and viOlrt shooting stars v.111 bt·
home when it waa taken over for ..... from Dr. Gerda Wilm~ o! h d t h i ...... tn ruu bloom within 8 w eek . along ea quar ers. for l e occupy ng Wehrdlt,, Germany. Amerit!an tone . with yellow pansy vlolr t:o>. El Ca-
fo;ces. ~hey lived with Chinese Dr. WIUma.nru s lated In her letter Jon Valley already is blanketed
friends tn crowdPd quarters dur· "It's belt.er t o ape>nd money for In many sections with fi{'Jdl'i of
lng the years ~f fdlf!hlingl 1and to,ur preparedneaa I.ban to be one day African daisies. A w ildfl owt'r
years ago receive spec a .perm". under Bolshevism." Chrlst.8 wa:1 trion to come to ·make their home show Is M"l for t1le Julian Conl· one of four winners of Freedon1 munlty Building durin" th• montli l.n the UnltPd Sl8le11.. o ... Mrs. Renner will prefli>nt thi!I Foundation e.seay contest and la of May.
program in Orl<"nlal co&tumc'I, finishing her senior year here at The t'irst of the San Diei;:o c-oun-
eomplementing he r rf'l;Ollf'clions or Newport Harbor High school as I ty desert fl 0 14'ers a rr j ust begin·
her colorful c&rcer . She Wlll speak the guest of Dr. and Mra. KeJ\lleth nlng to come into bloo1n. They a n:'
brieny or hl'r childhood in Hun· We!la, Corona del Mar. Dr. Wl'll& expectrd to be at their bf-st bv
2'ary '8Jld how it prrparcd hl"r for i.s prcJJide.nt of Freedom Fottnda· late March, v.•1 th. lhl' blonm in ~
the d eligh tful social life In Shang-Uon. C&ct.Ull luting as late as April anrl
hal, u well as her position u Two Zonta members were cited l'arly Atay. Sand Verhf>nk is
sponsor of the. J oint Committee tor their recent appolntmenUI to blooming now throughout the Bor·
of Shangha.i Womr n's Oranglr.a· distinguished position•. The Sant.A rego Valley and desert li h<'s w ill
Ana City board of ~ucatlon ap· come Into nower about March ,-. tioM, an exp<'rin1ental "league of 1 d H I R Robe M D .s nations" or the wom en of that po nte e en · ruon, · ·· with lbe best areas near Valle-city. of East Bay Front, Balboa Island, cltos.
A a cllnl':' director of health ror Santa Tiny .... _Iii•" flo\\'<'rs. 80 call-I moni;:: h e r frlcn1!s W<'t e famou11 · ....._. ....
E Ana City School district on a lhrtt because Lh"y a re so smell ••n• m''"'· people, ugene O'Nf'ill, Albert ... ... quarter time basis. The board o' lie down to look a t then>. w 1·11 Einstein and the Orie nt&! poet-di H M rectors of oag emorlal hoe:· bloom soon in the dccnrt and 'on the philosopher. Rablndran alh Tagore. · .1.. M -
S 0 I I pltal appointed re. Winifred Ba· vernal poo•-along the coast•l ome r enta poems will be In-ut con, Emerl.ld Bay, Laguna. Beach, highway. Shoot :ng star• and blu• e luded in 'the program. Finally she d · · t • '
ll a m1n1stra or fer the hospital lupine also arc in vo·cw alon• San wi tell of the nightmare of lhl' "'
J when It opena. Olego·s coastl1nc. an" th• f1'e id• apansc occupntion o f Chlna, a A 1 1 11 " • ' memorabte and 'thrllling story. soc a hOU fl ro owed the scrv-or poppie.~ i,n the northe rn part ot
• Ing of ref:ea~ents. t~e county arc cx~ted to be in
full color withing t\11.·o \Vttks. GAS TANKS APPRO\'EIJ 001/N'CIL CANDIDATES
" 1111 Nort h 84..Y Front,
Balbo1-1. lslA nd. Calif. •
Slatt' or C'alifn-nia, ...
IA.'C'l n. Pllttl Ov.·yer anrt Rex B <'ll. Janet Louck11 and Frank Traut-, R I
The execu tive boa r d of the Flori!!! J nnf's and Allan S cott. I we ln. ate ncreases
\Voman's C 1v1c League nle t at the C9,~ot H eAston and RonnlP Wei· Party Tim,. I
home of Mrs c Lester J 0 n es d on. PA l &rg('ron and Bob Nor· I At t he h onle of ~1ari an ~lnrri1' I Four of the eight candidates for AppUcation of Rosan, Inc., fo r \'ISITCIR FROM BERKELEY
Poppy a'.·e n 11~. Oirona clcl Maro~\ inan. r a ro l Schlick<"nmyer and I:-; \\lhPrf' d&ntinJ: an;l·rc~reshni('n1 H S ACRAMENTO, Mar. 3 ICNS l the three City Council posts \\'ill permission to Install two under· ~i arch 1. M rs. Pau l Davi!:!, pre!:ll· 1 ~l ar~hA li W orley, BarbA.ra HayPS ! •.\.'erl' enjoyed on Feb 21 Attend· I The stall' of Califo :-nla is taking appear Marc h 27 before members ground gasoline storage tanks at Miais Gra ce Ei·d, Unive rsity of
dent. w1:1s Ul cha rge. and p ,,.rlro J oh nson , P a ll v Brook er. In g the pacty were Ru:5 ty J oh.n· 1 au intrl"1''!'1t In lhc big boo_. of 100 of Corona del Mar Civic As<alV'ia· C11.l ;for:iia 's BSSl!)lanl d irector of ON THIS !'.th day ''' l'rl flrl'h. ~ M K h C C It Be an<l Da r rr l Wall, Vivian Lus k and d A d H k HB · "~ ~ their Cout Highway location ha!. relations with schools, arrived
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1952
, bP fnrP mf', Rc>b<'rt F' rs. ennet . oo ng, a-Ea
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., ~on an o y crs Ina • l , p-r ci•nt ro slcti upon California's tion at the Corona del >far School. been approvc<J by the fire chief here this week for 8 fe"'' day~·
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eon Bay. was inlrocluced a8 the r · 1 Louise H.orlc k and Don W ilson . . t The other four coµididates spoke and city council. One tank w ill
• m es. a otery u 1' in anf new chair~M or th e education •·am .. ln Th":"" I HB >. Jaek le Rob inson l\Tld J ln1 'autotnobllt' u8c t9, pointing ou _ to the group last Thursday. contain 1000 gallons, the t\lhcr visit at the ho me or her n ephew,
Coun ty of Ornn~l". :-i:•.
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·d'm· t =e 1~~J~~.,cn.ol~n11l.'y :~:~.~1\:~~0. :.::~ c(nnmit te. Mr8. Ed wln C. Morgen· l-l arbnr again suhm ·ttr~I th rrr Kir•rr { W 1 M tii·ian and Bob Tripp ,
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thla1t r x crpt 1tor ... Okldahon1>a.36othcr 1280. Pwoo·tr1t•mr 0Skeinc,~i1r.1 tB~yshotres. Sbhe
"' " ~ " ... , ... ""' t-Olh h ad resigned the po!:il \\'h lch outst~nr1l ni: mt-n1 twrs of tht' Har· 1 \V I s a e• w t•re ncrc-on Y per -Cl 'f -..a 1c < rips o near y ' and sworn, person11ll y ap......,a rerl .__ b 1. 11 h · ccnL ass1 1~ Ads are read by folk..!: schools until her d t f r~ she ha(\ so sblv filled ,, .. r anl fl.nr\ A t ref' w c:>rf' Ar· 8ntW5'nl Around I h I kl b . cpar urc or
R oland Hammont.l. known to m•· ~t i's. 1-~loyd S uell 1~ ~crctary t·r-pti•t.I rnr the "All Southrrn CR!t· Sr t•n at Mf'~lc's Drive I n in Cor· Accordini; to J ohn R . Malone:v' J.w __ o_ar_e-'.oo-_n_g_to __ "_Y_· -~-----P_co_p_lc_oo __ ..,,_•_d_lh_e_P_r_•_aa_A_da. __ B_e_r_k_•_le.:y_:S_un_:d_a:y_. -------
lo be thf' pPrson whos1• no..mc is pro lrtn d urf"hg t h e temJlOrl'li·y fr1rn1 a Hij!'h Sc hon! Orchcatrn ..
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ona d('J M• .. T'hur-·iay, F r b 22 :iitatc Insurance commlssloner, 1n
<tb::;.('nC"" or ~1 r11. Fo rest s. Allin -Th" uc v a n<i talentf'fi three W<'rt• \Y,,.re Rus ty Johnson. Ant.ly He r1>· n s. a en1~n. m ~ a e gove:~ .subscrl~ to lh r within in.stru-I k -" ~ I t t t a-0 l lh
ment. and Rcknow l,.rl~t'll to mP dcr, J r. of Balboa l !'!'.lanrl . ,..l r:.:.t. n o r is OJ;:lt'. Honnlr W ursttor a nd k l'1s, Louis Rorick, DQn WllMn . nor .s c<:>unc1~ nl.~et1ng. the state 18
• that he exf'<"Utt·d t h!' $amf'. I~ T LI d wondering ot u n d c r w r i t e r s 1 Elbert C. S mith. Coro na del M1;1.r, ''"1 ,-Pn eison. Hf"len· Kuhlme)'O', Frank Galusha, I .
• WITNESS WR F:REOF .i I ha•<' Th H ... _. have n t tak t m d ad ., was a ppointer! publicity cha1 rn1an. r•·e a r•.n)r Ar t ~luur n ts r('· C'indy Marlin, Frankie-Alb£>rlsori. en a ~ .. en ous -
i hereunt.> set nty hand a tid affixt•d On March 12 at 10 a . m . nle nl-"••l ved gd ld kry,. for their dlt1ph,y:oi Bo b Slinlngton. Dallas O lviniti·. \ vantagt> of Ca llfom1a. .
I _my orftcial M.'81 the day( and yea r r t B ti k \ Los A t He point ut o ly Cll f la _ In lhia Ce rtificate firt1t above writ· hers o f the playground comnliltee o a r at u DC s . n nge £'8, J 'in Mendon. Don Thompson. Bob • o n t o~ are to meet In the home of the r~ngT•l8 t(I Laurie CrlSC'll, Joan Cue>y, Darien<> Griffith. DC'&n ~d· Oklahoma have laws which .-!~~ALI ROBERT F WTLl~MES c hainnan, M1·s. J o nes, P oppy ,\vt.> K 11 •1t•3 an<t ~1art ln M cGef'. Il£r8 troin 1 B·OI. Di&nf' Drant. lvw th! Insurance cOl}fCf'l\S to
1 F inal plans will he made fo r t h" And ~ Tn Sl'""'P ·r im Tunnr ll .... d Yvonne H ow•"''· •_Lk their rale11 without "flrat aub-
' My Con1mlssinn F:xp1rf'lt 1 1 16/55 ...... ' ttJ tft I ti t N o.
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Pl'ess Lea J:"lle-sponsored dance on 1\pr1I F:11joy lni!: t a.sly hlln1 bur~er.K for Art.e.r Pi.,y Pa.rt m1 OK em for lnspe<ft on an
I Publish :lt S-l J.20~271;:,2. 9 for visiting Easter vacatKin d111n l"r, m uch c-onv~rSBt lon . but Joan Marinucci held a :Cter la ()OMlblc vt>lO. .
o , __ tee nagers. ~··tlJTI'l: _very llt tlr slumber wrrc party at hrr home in Beacon ~a; I MaJon l'y cmphulzed lhat .. the
r L v(,'AL ",'OTIC.,. Due to t he Jeng.thy a.genda an .lMn N11nan, Barhara T rusty, F b ,20 C 1 ... d iffct1'nce In &mount..s wu too x. '"' c.o nn "' . . oup ea .... ere Wf'r" l l .. _ .. •-.. " t c n1e rgen ey board meeting wali ~cl \1 ft rllvn Pf'tf'rson and Ellen Owrn J , T-' M ., t C .. -l(rca o ~ pun-nappens ....... ce.
N ou c ... h b th t th · · oan an., ,.., e lW!'U e r n:ar H 'd h ' 1 1 e ~ Pre v 1;1vrn a c-for Wcdnesrlay, March 12. I r in ot !hr O w"n'11 hom.~ In Balboa Six and BIU H o klna. Sall ' N ew ·. e u~ 111 office ~ Initiating an
: followfng JX'M:IOns havC' Jxcn no1ni· a l t he home of Mrs Ju.tne~ r11vr~ SAt u rd"V March I , P Y • lnvt>&l•gatlon t o learn if the 100
, naled for the offlcew hcr e ina.rter \Vltyte, Haul Dr ive. · Slnmbi·r Slurnlwr S lumtwr ~;:d an: d ~ay k ~~=~It~· i:n~I [>('r cent incr ease was put on be-
1 mentio ned to be fUled al t he Ge n· l fp 1111 ,~ ... f'(' ho urs nr lh<' m orn· en n a c u · r e ca u.o1"' California hu more acct· J eral M11ritc1pa.I ElPc llon to be held H 111 51: a t D.a.rlrnc Sle n1one !!!lumber Crlsell and Jac k Nt!rdrum, Bar-dt'nlfl. o r because tnsur•nee com·
'In the City of New port Bfach on Landscape ung pM.rty F t>b. 21 IA.'rre Darle ne. Mary bara Hayps and P edro J ohnson. p&n if>S can get away with it.
, Tue9day, the 8t h day or April. d h •\nn RU!IS, Jover San<lR. Barbara Lou Ann Wllllemson and Rolly News sto r ies he Mid were in
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19:>2. In Jurie S OW Brotht>r s. Sanr1 ra B.-enfe.Jd t. Penily :;i~~~'!k l, A:r:::<ly 1 Swa~n and Gary rrror which al~led Callr~rnia had
F or th .. office of \lty Council· \\'r-$1 \.'"r. C hri;-1tinr Ehmck r. Barn· l' iner. ari yn l'l erS<'n &n <1 tOO per cent inc rf'&.se and other•
• man ror the rull t"rm o r four years The lma Paddock H <•pf' o( Co· l>i ll flut ton. Jo Ann Gou\.'IOn and Leo Curlis, Jania Allen &nrl Roxy Jo.tales rangi ng to 7(). per cent. The
t I three. to be elec.:tcdl: rona de! Mar had a tandtM:apc tt c· Connie Mani;;::old . Aarvold. J&.n f"e> Hum(> and Bruce 70 per Ct>nl, he said, ls for com·
: Dale C .. RamMey, InCu mbt'nt c"ptt"l:I for t ht• curre nt JUrlt·d s how Cit-' Ple}'flff Baird. Ann Morris and Let" Jay-merctal vehicles, but for the ordl-
t Franf'ls J . Ho rvath. R t•altor at L os Anj:l'le>s A rt L'\..'iC>Ciftt lnn M any l-fHr bnr fllud~nts werf' l'ed. Oonna. Prtce An d ~· C-C rant'. nary p assrnge r car. olhera atatee
t Roy H. Keenl', ~1 e rC h11.nt •alle ries. Thl8 exhibit intmr dia t,.4 • T om Hendf'r80n 11.nd Tina Hught'fl. w,.rl' 36 pe r cent instead of the ~noting for 1-tH.rbor's vano t y squ11.d ,, ! No rman M ille r ly followed the rwe mbcrs ' s how in Tne:iw:JH y, F i·h. 26 when playing At fhf:' 1'1kf' 100 given Califo rnia car owners.
t Thoma.a: F . 1T on1I N u rton, which two of her portra1Ut w r rt.· Ch.Afff'y In tht' C JF playoff. Rolly Pula"kl And Mfld£"" Ful· 1-ie al-80 brought up a point on
• Ret1t.aurant OPf"r&t~r hung. MU;a Hl"len Wurdemann. Th~,. y('llin~ like mad were bright, Dick Lluik and l'~ra.ncls (Irr and lht'fl lnwra.nce, stating
: George C. Pfc kr rtng, Gen eral sist er of Co n ve r s c Wurdc· P'ran Kirn~ And Don Pelt II . A'n· Kimes.. Gary Hcffine r and Andy th&t where • 50 per cent media
• CoRlraclor n1unn of Ba lboa I~lanJ, l.s curator nt ttP Whltl()("k and Prte MorrlA. Swain . Ron Tharp n.nd Sandi Of>· flgurf' wu u~d for aatiCMlng and
• Andrew W . 1 Andy ) S1n1 lh. of the galle ry . Ar len r Hayv.·ard and 8(t.t) Burdick. lln~er Juurnt'yed t o Long Bea ch eva.luatlnfit 8 company'a profit
: Retired Air-Force Officer • Marci* Taylor a.nd Gf'>orge Green, to the P ikf' o n Saturday, M.arcb 1. margin In Callromla, the same
, William Ot.?an Warth Sales-D S d" 1'nn C rawfo rd and Paul , --. Dot& and Daahn ngure wu challen~ ln New
t man. ance tu 10 1n Those eve r popular ttlag":'°wer<' Enjoying a cool but nice Wct'k York and comproml9cd.
: 01;%ut~~~r~c: r:~rc~~~r~~"rk for New L'oca+i·on Arrhlc H orl"llh, C urt Horal. J oe wd s kiing at snow Vall"Y were Leli le.r , T lna Jiucrhea, Sally New -Patty Clemence and Arlen e Huff.
C . K . Prielit, lnc uni bent. "' ..a. land, C etlnl Cl'f'elf'v, Ann G ibfton, Enjoying• lbe b0«-pltallty of Lady Anglers
Surprise President
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, F or the o ffice o f City Trell1>-Ur· Dorothy Jo Swanson of tho Barbara Trusty, Nancy Deaver. Brea -Olinda Girls' League C.hlnel
Diane Bartlett. Bob G-.lftvan. v1y , S Y ush. -e en I, e-r for the full t~rm of four yea rs: Dorothy Jo Dancl' St uillo an· L I · Wild all B H t
None nomlnal.t>d. no u nct>B a cb&11•" o f location. Th<-· a._.. Mii ' Tommv Lan,i'P, MadJle FulbrtJtht, •.:7~ .. ,.118, Ile Chamberlain and
! lt'he fo llowlng m ea sure Is t o ix' new stu1lio Is s till locatf'd 1n the Shi 1 R Bill Kelter , Lo uil" Abbott, J ohn· ' r ey U8i visited and ntcl with
voted upon: .1 Birtche r 9uilding. 1 1 1~ Coast ny 'l'oolln. T,,rry OhM"cr•, J o hnny other high schools rrom Orangfl' 1
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• at~: JT &reh 3rd, 1952. gouth end of lhf' building . ·The .,._ t ri H ~ t H bo ,_,..,A I o .,1 Bob Cubbl!Kln. Bob. E<<ert. Ja-L. ~en a va ous arbor aren •~ewpor ar r --.., ng er11 on
C. K. PttlEST , phone la Harbor J.f.99 . · ...,. WE'et, Dud Hf'JJer . Barbara Earl. 6howa ovf'r a rrcent w eek enfl Wednesday, Feb. 27 at her hon1 e, ·
• r City Cle rk. I rbar Chamberlain, Je•nnl~ Tai· were Sandi Thaden and Ja.ek Finley Ave., Newport, waa with·
• No. 802-Pre,&a. Pub. 316·13/~2--Bt: wilW'-tell peoplP-lldVPrllu! ,... • ----------,-------------------"'tra. Helen Sanda, Don Thonlp· Woodhull. Toa4y SU-ve ne and Sob out repercuulon. ,
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<il)n. Gr~st Wright. Bob Bric-gs. Berry, PatU Dwy~r and Rex. Bell. · \Vhen Mrs. Ketier answefed th,.
R1111 lph Prlntle. Jim Pucoe and Carol Beu~o a.nd ArcbJe Hot· doorbell she wu confronted by 15
Joh.n Murphy. Vfth, Barb&.ra Hayea and Pedro Angling pal.a laden with gifts. a
Attn PlaJ' ~y ~oh.Mon. Cqnaie Gunn and Mark beauUfUI b\l"lbday cake, greetlngR.
F'11day nJght after th" se:nsa· ScotfieJd, J'~n~ Pangborn 1nd and alftginG" the "Happy Birtbday"
tional aJl...achooJ play. "What A Bob if,oodY.. Janet l.A>ucka a.net aong.
L!.Ce," Jody Merrill played h<Mt ~ ~eln. . After Clara hi.id tuU1 rega.lned
to a gT"Oup 'of her fr~enm at ber ltvet)"(lfte i l.s: Jook1ng forward to h.eT rquillbrlwn the crowd wu In·
home. Dan~lng . were Barbara June Keene1· 4ftd' Oene McM.uten' vited jftlllde. She .eemed 'genuine·
aa..cty and Dick Whi\lock, ~ wedding on l"rtday. Ev•ryone u-~ and p......,.Uy surprised, ·how-
Pu.l.brtght a.nd Tom. Laag!:. Diane ~· their ~ wW:ae. and hopN e~ ahe demanded lo know who
8&.-U.lt and Bob GaIJ!van, Pete ~.,._ a VttY j MPPY and -ul Ute conaplraton1 wett. When ll
Morn. ....., 4M<I<! Wbltloclt, Ille ).l>Pth4i. • w .. ........i..i I.hat ll'rank. her bus-
M'al'tarlM Delm•r and Bob Burn-~ band. bad pla7ed t P"rt. ~er tepty
hardt. Sbkh!y Ruae and l!lnlla T d J!'U "Walt UQUI I -him!"
Tbompoon; Bev. -~KoDu-0 , A ~en o:nner u ahe ..... nol ourprl8ed, ah• I.is, Ba~ Llnfle and Ml<, HUL wu a wonoernil aetrew and a
"'n llndt<ml anc1 ,111 o.11.. of Asi H9(1se """' -rt. 16-1• swi Manlball •
Jody Merrill &i>d Melclter. \JUbllclly f)llall'llWI, "I for one, 81••' rait;. . Harbor Of tbe 4lesa.ocior lo&lh .,.,,..._...,_
\'(lnnle .Sulll.a.i bad • .iumtior n.nrtero • U be ~ at the ,,_bl wore Did< O~h!y, ~ .J'rida1 "11bt. M. tt. Tr7-monl.bl7 UleriiW ot the .A* Tllclma .~f<ri. L rty, . cau.
•nc \<> c•t 'a 11tl,ij l1loOp _,.. lbdi,-~ t in Loe ~ Clarloa, Hartman, Mary Jo Lan&-•
N.uman, Lyn Sat,ttb 13r.l, N-J Chlnalowa. Dr._.......,., pr-t -,,._ N_,I PeW.0... llup.ret
Sc-r,' JUdle a.n+ UldrS "' Ule dllb. -~ the ........ ~ -North.,., Clal.N Tll--Qu....; A.ndrey Be,... r.,;. anJth to •.IDY a _...., Q!hwae dla•, -. Y;•""-..,.,..._ 1A>c:la
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•. a Freshman Lead Wins Pl udits
~~~in All-School ;Play, "What A. life"
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Here March 11 1.1 Har-bot" H lgll'e 'prean(jttkln o! booM. and h gh M:hool ptay.. but =~W~) ~=r:e: :..~
-0.2 cl:fford Goldamtlh'• I n 1 en Io u ~ Wh" I• atway1 food for taugb.a.) •tructor tn Photogm.phy llllCCffd·
0.8 ~mC'dy ''What. a Ule.. laat FJ1.. Bill Roush I~ lanky~ dlm-wtttcd fD'f Clatthce Muon. wtto wu un-Reptteent.altva from lhc stu-
0.0 dAy night cleverly cap .. u red the BIU was appcallilg, a.nd amuaed a ble to continue teaching because dent governmm ta of :'$0 Junior col-
0.~ olay'e:·abnoephe're of good-natured the audience! conspicuously .with of heavy bwllnesa presaure-. leges of Southern California will
0.3 ~fll?J' of ad.mtnJatra~n and h'• cccenlrfc 1atory about the true Gerhardt ls well known In the gather at Orange Coast College
0.3 teachere and theli-we~hty prob-band ~nstrument thieves. Doon& Harbo. r area IA a photo.,...apher for a regional conference on Tues·
temi. In adolescent paycDok>gy and Prtce caught the me:ap-temperC!d. end bu a wide and varted e;xperl-day. March i t. 0·7 dlscipllne. boMy chari:acter {If M'laa Efmleston ence both educat'onally and prac· • An-angedtents for the m('etlnJ;
Freahman Dick Jn.Mnrt In the with corudderable &kill, and wu ticaUy in the field. There ah two •re under the dlrectlon of H enrv
• le,.d role or Heney Bradahaw ga\'e llUTe In hf>r tlminj;' and gestures. M"Ctto~ of PbotognLphy. One L"I Aguilera. Coast College StudWt ~ beautiful performance by virtue Rhr.a Babbitt wtu• one of th.e true being offel"t"d on Monday and Wed· Body P resjdent, and Fred Huber,
'lf a volt'e th.at ~ed fotf'ver ,., com1C6 of the evening wtth her neaday afternoon from 4:00 to Dean of Men.
.ame unwrual anct belated ataJ{e of momentary but bouncing appear· 5:30, and the other ls on Monday The Conference will opt>n \\•ith
"changlnR"," and aJao by hia gang-ancca a.a the gym. teacher. -and WOOneeday evenings from a general uaembly in· the Coi.legc
ling, coltlah , unbrut:hed looka and \\ .. It~ ln'!lplratlo:J 7 :00 until 10. The objeot of the Auditorium at 9 a. m. Dr. Bull H .
cha.rm. and by hia tni.ly marvel· JRy Cqrllllc u the broodln~ course In photography la lo de-Peterson. P r-eside:nt. Orange Coa.st
ou.s undenitandlng of the rote·1 re· lta.lllln. Ji.tr. Vecchitto. showed vrlop skllla and proce.uea which College., Aguilera. a.nd Huber, will
qulrementa. quite a ~inln;::-taJrnt in his ac-w!U tit the student to undertake welcome the repre.sentatlvea and
Ra.v MiddauKh u the auper· cent, his twitchy walk, and hia in· photogTaphy aa 8 vocation or a.a 1 open the conff;rcnce. Following
egocd, meertng upJ>('r · clUBmM ~pircd pantomimt a.a ht> sat in the hobby fllld to enable him to t>lltab-the general a&embly, representa-
W&fl 'xcelleot; and always In <'har-prlnclpal'a office. lish d('fJlrable habit.a of work . UnJts tivea will break up into workshop
acter. Sandy Thaden not only I Marlo Tale's !lllKChevlous Gertie o r study lnc-ludc practically all groups lo dlscuas problems lnvolv·
ma~e ~rbare Pearson aecm every \VI.fl .on" or ll"lr most hilariously 1)haSE"A or photographic work. Ing student governnient. Athletics.
boys ideal date. but revealed a r\'CC'IVNI P"tform"1nCf""'I. and reprf'· Anyone Interested In registering activities. finance, publicity, and
charming voice, clear art lculatlon ! ~t"nlC'd 8 fin" r xamplf' or d lrcctr.>r 1 for photography may do ea by functioning of student gov<'rnmenl
and a. rare ability to laugh natur· Rob!!rl \V l'nLz"s lns:.inrt rnr cul· callin~ in pert1iein nt th" E vening a re some or-the topics which will
ally on the stage. Ing the ftf){'(:tacularly right person CollC'l=e orrlcC' In t he admlnialra· receive consideration.
Serious ~lonw-.n t In A parUculnr part. tion bull1llng. or if fllrther lntor· A luncheon session will be hclJ
In thr rolf' of tht-tlict.alurlttl J11 ck Nrrdrum w11.s 11.muslng u lion iA fle•lred, may call Kimber-al the Bay Club in Newwr't BC'ach.
princlpnl, Bob Eiti;r rt g-avC' a the bnrN:I . nauil·ln:onln:;: rl('tcc· ly 2-67tM. The final meeting-of tbc day will stron~ performancr and won " tlvr: he made his line "Oxfo rtl be a general assembly in the coi·
riozcn lau~hs wilh hiR tudlea with j 0-1000" tl. laUJ?h-scor1•r all six timf'~. C b M • legc auditorium where repor·l.$ of
the unfathorfleble Henr.v. Bill Jan i\1 cG1 ll cut 3-"I Henry's over· 1 u a . Orr.rs th(' various workshop."! will b(' g1v-Hopk~ as the sympathetic vlcf'· sollc'tou..<1 n1oth<'r gave a warm. t Add e n and rl'solutlons forn1ulat('1I.
principal had one particularly out-I intc!U~('nt ptrformancC'. 8.1\d k('pl 0 ress More than 2[>() dC'le,e;at('5 of col-!'lanrl i n~ scent' a.a fa.ther-confl's."or cons18lrntly in chara ctf"r. Jody L" db h PTA I P~cs located from VC'ntura.to San
lo Henry over a cheating episode. JnhnMn. al Lerna t r in the RflE'r-In erg I DlebO have made reservations to
In this, Bill c aught psycholo~ical noon l';hov.·. ga.v1' e. d iff<'r,..nt in tPr-1 .. . " .. attend the confet c nce at Orange
over -tones or humorous: wis<lnni pretat1on \V !t h cqu<tl .sk ill. J ody'11 I In Our Safe·K('(•p1ng 1.s lhC' Coast.
and real affection ror a student, Mr!'!. Brad!thav.· 1A'IU! g iddy. seal· tnp·r (or thr March 12 mt"eli•g of -------~-----
and rumLtj)cd thC' light play with lf"r·br:i.1nerJ and ovcr-dressrd, and th(' Co11LB Mesa Llndbe\gh-Harp£•r
a• v.•e lcbnle momC'nl ot .serltluA rntlrrly b"lu•vable as tht> couire PTA lo be hl'ld ln the i\fain
mr aning. Hrre Henr.v wa..s <'qually or n1os t nf Ht•nr ;,.s complC'XC'S. ~hool oth.litorlum.
flnt.• In h's slowly dawnlnit and All••rnatt• ;\rtor' R . I ... Cuba" Morris. o r the Cali·
erratic grasfl or t-thlcs, and 1n h is J rann C l 1 k ' It t fornia H l&hway Patrol, will speak
shy gratitudf'. I " 118 ent y t' as a erna e on a favot"ilc .eubj«:t "Safety".
Sandy Dcnlln,e;er a1' MiM Shea in the rn!" of Miss Eggleston \\'U To furth<'r lllWJtrate the theme or . prrc1!'K', M'Vt.'I;-(' and cold and re· th I f was Rn l'Xlraord1nar\ly dcx:oratlvc i. , • ' • ·. <' m€'et ng. o ur th and fifth
secretary. Her lovely voice. c r isp l ,v,a~ecl lx'autifu\ po\vt•rs or d iction. g rade students o f Lindbt-rgh and
lnrlecl'on. and d<'lil{httul clnlh<'s Elh n ~w('n and Die~ .~ohnson. at-I H11;rper 8Chools will have a d 1splay 1 n1ad(' ht"r pE'rfo rmanct> one of tht' ternatcs l s the dclr1:t1\e and Ger· or safe ty posters In the kinder·
moat po lished and graceful of thP lie rl'~pectlvely . gav(' lively In· gart<'n room. The musical portion
J e vrnlng. J erry Evans gave h1J11 terpretatinnl'I. Donna Zu~ In the of the prog-r8.JTI will be pr('sented
W ALL SHELVES I portrRyal of lhe unpopular and pa..-t nr Mary. and Laurie C r isci! by third wade !ltudcnt.S of Lind-
vindictive tea cher a splendid reai-I 8 5 Miss Pi~c y,,·c-re apprrclatecl !x'rgh school .
1 1ty with his eJl[pr<'Mive vOl c(' and by . the aullit'nce for .email but Afll'r the m eeting tea wlll be
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'RATES?" his true sctor·5 gift for getl'~g in-!'!triking roles. Tht> set faithfully M-l'"Ved In the kindergarten room
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1--rom Comk Book and ~l and prop workers. h('aded. man, Pett>r Dalebout. CharleB
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DONOVAN JOHNSON, M. D.
WHOSE PRACTICE IS LIMITED
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George William Hawkihs, M. D.
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Elra.nor Ragan u the music rate plaudit.a. Mr. Clinton Sa.win re.n Hampton. Herman T ocdter.
teacher ~avr a striking perform· led tus cx<.·ellent school •rcheatra I CharlC'5 Wo rth.
, anc<'. With kcreechy voice. anJ In an ovt'1 turf', ··smoke Grta In __ -----
If you're a a..rcful driver, you ca.n
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Scace Film's c&rd'ul drivers make
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The Removal of His Office for
The Practice of Orthopedic Surgery
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11rn1.~ and knees gyrating like a Your Eyt>s." on.cl 1n ty,,·o ('ntr'act
\l.'lndmill. EI ea n 0 r carlcaturf"d I p 11~CC!'I . "AhC'e Blue G0\4"n." and 2nd Graders Hear
beautilully the dowdy. dlthery 1 ··r erpetual Motion," the latter ,
spinster pedagogue (Wbo really choM'n no doubt as 1nnli( music Talk by Burdsall
exuit.e only in cartooM, comic ror 1-lcnry Rnd his cohorts.
State Probe of School Costs . . i .
of Santa Ana
SACRAXENTO, M&J-.1•· (CNS)._ _________ _
-lnvut.lpl&oft ,to d • t 1• r m 1 n e alx pe.r cent tn Arlsona, and eight
cau.ea for 'lM h1ch COlit ot new per ceht ln Ca.lttomia ?"
echool-bUUdinga. .rtnanced by th" Chue had no rCady answer.
.elate under the S~.000.000 bond Yost volunt('('red the lnforma·
1&."lue voted by the people, took a t;on that ··othr r an::hitects don't
new turn lut WNk &a Raroltl like the man the Board hired for
YOl!t, aM11tanl supcrlntnld<'nl of the school job~." The •Santa Ana
schools of Santa Ana, presenlPd arc hitrct. Yost slatC'd, worked on
figures to Se nators Nelaon P. Oil· a baa1c scale' of six p<'r cent, '"and
worth, Riverside county, and Hugh lnfurm1·d lhc board hr could make
Donnelly, Turlock. somC' monf'y on this basis."
Yoal said the city al Santa Ana •·1 think t he first thing:· Yo.st
built five modern schooht ra.nglnJ::: s tated, ··1.s ror a board to want to
from a Cost of $7.24 to $10:65 P('I cul down lhe rosl, and then Insist
.square foot. The average cost of with th(' arC"hitcct that fWlls KChool~ under the state program.· Hhoulc..1 bl' eliminated until It i!'I
it wa.s learned. la S l&.10 per fool. cut. Wl' Hhould al:>o break down
Senator .Pilworth announced he thE' bf-lief Wt• can't ~et a good
had aenl for Yoat to teatl!y beforr h 1 at· 0t_) unlf'SS WI:' pay a high price
ihe Senate Interim CommJttee on for lhc builtling."
education. of wbfcb Dilworth la
di.airman, In an effort to learn
where tbe dlvergencr In cost. lies,
and why the schoo} dollar cannot
be ·stretched furUler undel" th<'
stale prognun.
ln Santa Ana. Yoat said, the
school board when ll pre1tented
bonda to the voters. said (he coat,,
would not exceed $10 per ii:quarc
foot for construction.
He attributed the low cost or
the .school! pr1ma.rtly to the fact
that the board In.slated on 100 per
cent ~ontrol 'lt the plans and hired
a rchJtecta on t he be.ala o r ~raw
lng plans u ntil the coats m~t the
aptoelflcations and bud.get of lh<'
achoola.
New Class in
Lip Reading
Per80ns suffering rrom derJci·
enciea In hca.ring will have an op--
portunlty lo learn lip rea.d111g and
also th~ reading of facial ex.prce-
alons In a. special 13-week course
days. 7 to 9 p. m., Joe Mont, who
blarted Frb. 27 and held WC'dnes·
hu had wide experience in work-
.Ing wtth the hard of hearing and
the d eaf. ""·Ill conduct the course.
The la.tc8t type of vlsua.1 aid equip-
ment wiJI be made avaJlable for
thl.a course.
Regialratlo n may be made at
the Evening CoUrire office at the
admlnlalration bu 11 d Ing. The
courSC' it.sci( wlu be condUctcd tn
library · 6. Further information
may be obta.Jned by caUl.fig Klm·
berJy 2-67lM, or coming to the of·
flee in person.
D.enlal Clinic
Snowe~ Under
A c hance to n1ect, uk ques-
tions. and get acquaip.ted with one
of the "Community Hel~ra" wa.q
given &e('ond graders In 11-fiss
Eunice P('ters' ronm at Corona del
Mar sct\ooJ last 'thUrsday W.bJ?n
polfet. otftcer Don Burdaa.11 talked
to -the chlld.rf'.n about. du tiea of
policemen at the Newport 1t.aUon.
The officer ~l&lned w hat the
P.Olice force doee to protect the
Uvea of chlldren and told' how the
)'OUng-atera can -cooperate bf obey-
ing the lawa. The children wtr<'
allowed to cxa.mlne the officer's
motor-cycle and It.a equipment was
dcmonstralt'd.
The ,pfficer's visit tu lhC' school
room was plannetl as a part of the
c lasa stu~y to introduce pupils
more intimately lo the pcrsonnf'l
serving thC' oon1munity.
Coast Student Wins
Swine Jud9l11CJ Test
0\Yrn Uhln1eyc r. Lone Pine resi-
dent rnajorlng In agriculture at
OranG;c Coast colleg"". represented I
th(' college. Young Farmer Chap-1
tt•r. aa a student l!veetock judxr ,
Ill the lllverl3de county fair, In-
1 dlo. Owen returned with a blue
ribbon algnllying first place In
the swine judging conteaL
Uhlmey~r won his fir.et ·place
by making a perfect Bct>re, re-
ports Richard Barrett. college in·
etructor In agriculture.
AF Reserve ·Flight
Training Renewal
The Air Force announced todlly
that flying lraJnlng fo r Air For~
Reservist.a, suspended Lut year be·
caWte of aircraft requlttment.8 re-
sulting from the Kprean war. will
be renewed thi3 aummer.
DeUvery of the aJrcr att to A lr
Force R ceerve TralnJng Ceoten
lhroughout the count ry wUJ begin
July 1, 1952, bU~ certa.t.n lypet of
alrplanea In the acarce categoiy
will not be a vallable until 19M.
Jet end n~ type t rain.er air -
craft Milled for autgnment to re.
l'lerve unit.a include F -ao.. RF408,
P'-tS., the new North American
T -28 and ll«c:h T-3&1.
A.uipment o f the varied types
Of aircraft la pcrl Of the long-
range program for the A.Jr ~
Reoerve and ,..in pennlt deftlop-
ment o'f nJne ffCbt.er 4 bf:wber
wtnp , two tactical rttOllJlalan<"
wtnp. J3 t rocip camer Jl"'Ull9 and
Jtlx fl;ytns tralolnir ""llL
Tllo Orpnlsed Air --gram Into wlticlt tblo a,tng --tnr wtn be tntrodU<:ed t111o--.
now cammta ol r rter'ft ~ ~
Air J'or<:e -Tnlnlnc en-tem ......,.,for 'Ille llme 11etnr.
oa1y 11-.ll tnfnaa 1o -, <tf.
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II -THURSDAY •. MARCH 6, 1952 ··1r.=======:;i1 Says Utlity
r-----.... 1l•· . l"" lliB A'l.u. 'Rate·raa!:~~ 5.-
. I . " Women Students ·· ·TOASTMASTERS ww.1 i--.:.--....;..;f~--~.._~~~.;...
lnstall 'Officers · IECBYE CHMT!I • REOP,ENIN_-~·.:u. NDER --= PaESS--8 . ~ ... pa~ moa11>11
El ll&llando. -1.-:.,. bold bW. fa.-ca+ electricity; water .....
l ' • Ila monthly c.ance ;;a.turday eye.. telrpboae .. n"tce wtdeb are amoni ~ounty E"-plovees Pl ·n nlng-, --1, Ill th• ~ Wo-the lowMt ~hue In the nall.on, ~I . , .,. 1.. ,a-.n1 g :~~· ~:.ho::·i!..i~1.=t =:;o:-..~~~arr:po~, ....
Ope H S D D M 17 March, with a ban and kltes oa state Pu.bUC UW!Ues Comn:Uaaion..
lambs and bougb of flowertnr th"t · fleca.l. year ended June SO, . n OU . e o· n ay. ay· one side of the h&1I and utUe >Tht' ~ of Its work , ...
peach on the oppos:i.e llde. Al· J9~l. calla aU~ntlon to steadily
Biggest business tn Orange+~.-------------tending rrom the . R9rbor area lnCRulng ationary preseures.
counl.J Is the official ..,usineae or ··M . Clark G• · were Don and M.err1iee 'Dungan. & contlnUlnJ Calltomla population
the 4f<>Unty ti.Ml!. rs. 1Ye5 . Leroy and Lola A.ndereon, Mae boom a.nd tfe effecta of a growtn.1
Orange county UI a corporation Sh H Collect• and Mary MacDcn.ald, Henry and deraae economy. • ~ 1800 employees and 250,000 e 10n Kay Vaurhn and Kenneth and "The Copnmialon'a chief con-
~:~ol~::·"~o=!l e::m~!; of hlhflr to OCC Katie Hunt. :m~:h:i~n~~::,~: = ~.
ot more than · $15 million! Mn J ohn MacDonald and Smle E. Mittelstaedt. commialon preal--
Its &Saels approach a half-bit-ThousandJI of shells from the. and Mra. Frank Belmont or, dent. '"That w~. unfortunately,
l!on dollars, as represerlted by the valuable A. M . Strong shell co.. Or&ng-e spent the wee.k end 1n San-la lncreaaed. compelled by general
a.sseued "'·ea.Ith of its rstockhold· lection have Ju.st been donated tO infiatlon-..... r ta Barbara. vtmting with their par-
eN" and proJ)f'rty OWJ1ed by the 01"&1\ge Cout CoUere by Mn. Lin--enu, Mr. and Mrs. Lazarlch.
corporate body 1ilselt. 1 coln Clark ot Balboa as a memorl-UQVOR TAX DOWN
at Coast CoHege . ~~.::~= · ·, ·
SJx now ..,tflcen have .....,.u1 .i.J •t 7:111 p.m.,at Bal..,. TOl'ht NEW ·1
1MANAGEMENT
been lnatau.d ,_ the. Aao!octa. Club, accordlnir to Pre.lldent Elton _, BarnetL I , . II • .
Women StuclenU, Oran,.• Tllo clluUr will be in-nted b31 . M. I., R c ·-11·; 1 Oolle~. roporta :Ml.u Marlene Dr. Ralph Smed!OJ; 8aata :Ana, •
J&com..;prealdenL ~·--""'"' Doolev o• N-.. toun<ler ot Toutmutero,. Inter--...,... • ' ·-.-• -Uooial. Other oin-. ol \be Beacb: la tJl' newly elected re-pew club ilLclude Elmer Dudek. 1 / ,
~N """"'l&ry. ha! ~~ • vt<:e-preeldent, Donald eatt.., ...,_ • REGULAR HOURS ew commlt!A!e c rman wno . ..dary, Robert" Johnoon, tteasurer,
serve on ~e. A, W. S . board are Pat FtJaran~, aergeant·at·arma, oo' { " ' .
.. follows. Intercolleg!alA! acUvl-'and Vlllcent Pickup, deputy gov-9: A. M, to 11 :00 P, M;
Ue•,. Ml.sa .k:&naie Thompson and emor ~ -1
Mra. ~ Batu, both of Sa~la Catie and Pickup were eleclod • liELIVEIY SERVICE
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Ana; Community relation.a, Misa Jut week by the club. The other
Darlene LeBard of Hunttnpon otf~era were e1ected previously
Beacb and Miu Coleen Mittrick ·
of Garden Crovc; Poster publicity,
Miss Roberto. ' Hoke of Midway
City: Etiquette handbook, ACS!
lnne Sargent of Santa Ana.
Los Companeros
Change Meet Dates
F~TUR l~G AL~ OF TH E FIN EST!
Othe r members ot the A .. W . S.
board tncJude 1'1Ju Marjorie Pul· '
LIQUORS , 1LI QUEURS , and W INES
BONDS --s:rRAtGHT a nd BLENDS • Just what doe9l this big corpora-al to her father. the late "Archie ..
lion do for its stoc-kholders a.nd. Strong, renowned authority on
how is it done '? , Pacific Coast shells.
These ere matter3 'which the Acco:-d:Og to Dr. A. L . Allen.
people of lhc (llQ_unty shoultJ know, science instructvr at Coast, the
in--tbe belief ot the 1600 county collection in It.a entirety Is perhape
employees. So they are arrangin~ the most out.standing o f lt.s kind
to make the knowledgEl available. in the United States. Through
See-n dining tn Buffum'a Yorba
room Saturday eyentng 'vere Dr.
and ?tlrs. L. 0. Nelson. Afr. and
Mrs. Bert Terhune. Mr:. and Mn.
R. R. MacDonald ,and Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Anderson.
SACRAMENTO, Mar. 8.-Statt-sJfer ot Midway City, vice presi-
revcnues ft-om excise t.a.xea on dent; Ml~ Juantts Lumm of
December alcoholic beve,..ge dis· Huntington Beach, correapondtng
tr:butlone clT'opped to Sl,913,417 secretary; Miss Vlrg1D.ia. Ravem-
from the December, 1950 all-time crol't, HuntMgton Beach, treuur-
htgh of SJ,283,92'2, according to er; Mia9 Pulsifer, program chair-
Los Companeros Riding club
met Thursday evenl~g at the Co.st&
~fesa home ot Sh.erryl and Larry
Holmea on Tustin Ave. Visitors
welcomed were J ew el and Joanne
Mintr and Mar.Iynne Walker. I•
wu decid~ lo c hange the meet-
ing dates to the third Monday ot
each month. Next session will be
March 17 at 7 p. m. in the home or
Vickie Auatln.
K.EENE'S KO_RNER
They ar(' l'('n('wing a Succeu-the generosity of Mrs. Clark. tht•
ful earlier project undf'r the desig-collection was divided betwee-n the
nation "Know Your county Gov· local institution and the San Diego
ernment:' And they have ,pl&n-Museum.
ned a big "Demo nstration Day" Throughout h is long life as a
for Saturday, l\.lay 17. mining and civil engineer Mr.
On that day 0 day -they Strong follo\l.·ed "''Ith increasing
propm!e to demonstrate what the interest his avocation u a shell
L'OU.nty of Orange accomplishes enthusiast. and "by the timt> he
and how It is accomplished. The)' r-etired trom business \\'8.!I \l.·\dety
will spread county government recognized a.s one or the beflt au-
betore the ey('s o f everyone who thorities on Pacific Coast stells,"
will come to the courthouse. r eports the Conchological Club of
On Friday, Feb. 29, Mnt. Mil-
dred MerTr U, Holmwood Drlvr. en·
tertained at a lunch('(IM for Mrs.
Marge .Raub, Afrs. Ann Nunan
and M~. Clar.a Harv~y.
Mr. and Alrs. Ed J . \\.'aJters
~nt \.\'ednesday in Palm Springs
and lndio. They also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Greener of Cath·
edntl' City, former Costa MeMns.
lnformatlon releued today by-man.
Wilham G~ Bonelli, the State Miss Polly l'\eiger or Newport
Board of ~qualii:atlon. The 18.2 Beach, .!':OCial chairman; Miss
per cent 'decrease wu not unex-~ Ann Maloney, Newport
pectt'.d. because Chinese lnterven-Beach, bulletin-publicity chair-
tlon in Korea I• months ago rt-· m.a.n : Atiu Maureen Cameron of
suited in heavy purchase.a of di•-' Hunt!ngton Beach and Miss Ellen
tilled spirits by retailers. FUr-Ravenscroft ot Midway City. deco-
the-rmore, unWNally large Octobe?' ration!! co-chairman; Mrs. Alice
dlstr1but1ons In IUltlclpaUon of tn-f'o•. Costa Me-sa and Atiss Lois
creased federal taxes on No\'. 1 Wlnaliow, Tustin, conlotitUtion and
1 ('duced t he demand in the MIC· Miss Margaret MacDoug&ll. Cos.ta
C'et"dtng month.s. Mesl. orientation chairman.
Members ot the junior riding
group are looking forward to the
next Play Day, announced for Sun-
day, Mych 16. The events will
take 'place In the-Orange County
Fair Ground horse arena.
Refre!!hm~nts of punch and
cookies rounded out Thursdsy·s
gathering.
l.19UOR STORE
KEN WANGER end .ART EATON ; . . .
301 Palm St., BALBOA r
HARBOR 39 1
For Ser,·IC't-: 6 a..m. - 9 o..m.; 11 p.m. -! a.m.
CALI-HARBOR 3!7-MK
Officials or tht" Orange County S outhern California. He had been
'F:'llployees Association made that a member or .9E!vera.I scientific ex·
JnnounccmcJlt to<lay and plunged
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, pedltions to lhP \\'est Coast of
into preparations for the b1g Central and So uth Ameri ca, serv-
cvPnt. whil'h thry propa'le to ma.kl' · ing as a consultant, and he al.so
'4 t>n annual or bic-nn1al a rfa1r. I "published alont' or in collab'lra-
They originat<'d thC' idea sever-I lion w ith one or mor~ of his as·
al years ago. Sinct• then, it hfls sociates a number of valuable
taken holtl and .!."pre~d lo other papers on conc:i.ology ..
Mrs. Frank Lazarlch bf \Vcs~
18th stre-et had a birthday dinner
Sunday, ~farcll 2. In honor or her
sl»ter-in-fa\(", ~tr.5. Afary MacDon-
ald. Enjoying the party were Mr.
a.nd Mr..s.. R. R. MacDonald, Ron-
nit"' and David. John MacDonald
and Danny and Tommy Lazarich.
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counties and c1l i•"R. It fins become Tbe shells came to the Coast
a major prOJt'Cl of the State J\s-science department packed in
sociation of Count)· Employees . large collector's cabinets , Soon.
TWo year.s a~o. t"·o Orange coun-reports Dr. Allt"n, at least part nt
ty employe('!';, Ernest \V ooster and the collection w ill be put on di11-
Arthur AnJl•rso!l. dl'.1n::i.tt>d a large play in the school library wherf•
trophy to be awarded to the coun· s tudents a.:id comn1unity res.ldent3
ty whJch docs thl· n_ost to t-nli1Jht-"'ill have an opportunity t o se"
en the publ.:c or to improve eff1-and study various !!pecies of mol-
cl,ency. !uses. ·
$3n Diego county \\·on it first.
Riverside coOnty "''On 1t last year.
This yea r, Ornngc courity employ-
fel'I ar<' dct('r1n1ned to win it them-
st'l\'e&.
Easter Sea l ·
Campaign is
Kappa Project
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Th('rf' arf' manv facets to th~
county's !';ervirt• to Its peopl,.,
they point out.
.Orange county curre ntly has tl'lc Kappa Kappa Gamma .soror1ty
lll'West county ta.'C rate in the will be-in charge o r the Newport
s tate, $1 .15 pr r $100 of a..uessed 8€'ach-Balboa pbue or the Orange
property vn!u:i.tion. That en\•i-County Society for Crippled Chil-
cble position i~ thf' more signifi-dren and Adults Eastf'r Seal c!lm·
cant because it is not new. they I paign. Mrs. J ohn Bertaina, county·
ddd. Orange county J.l\\·ays ha~ wide chairman announced.
the lo"''e~t or almost the lowest In making the appoi ntment.
tax rate in lhe s tate. Mrs. Bertaina noted that comrnlt-
How It Is done will be shown on t ee3 of 1\"0lunt~r.s throughout the
D-Day, May 17. county are taking part pt the work
• ttt addre53tn&' ecnYe.lopes. sortln~
Coanty Orange; Tree suunpo and prepertn .. u.. ... ,, roe mailing. / Orchards in Need Mn. Bertnlna oak! the Eut"
seal campaign wtU open March 13 of Zi•c Spraying with the ma1ung out of oeal• to
practically an the residents ot this
county and will continue through
Ea.ate.r SUnday, April 13. She add-
ed that It is the responsibility or
lhe volyn.teer committees to pr~
pare the sea.ls for inailing, to make
arrangement.a tor rece\pt or con-
tributions and to handle the var-
ious administrative phases ot the
camp~.
Zin<:" dericiton<:"~· In orange tre-es
hu beef\ obsn rv~ lately in many
Orange count)· orchards, accord-
tng: to f'arm Advisor C. D. Gus--
tafson.
Th:s la the local aoclety'a third
annual Easter SeaJ campaign, an~
tM money will be ueed to continue
its occupational therapy and oth1-r
services to the handicapped. Mrs.
BtttaJna ssfd.
Cenclltta Parlor
Due to llle IRneaa ol Mrs. John
Nuzum, the planned formal init-
iation \ in Conchita Parlor on
ThurS<.'8y. Feb. 28 wu cancelled
Inst t>ad tht> Parlor Mid a ,·ery In·
formal regular meet ing w tlh a Jo:
(Jr rutart" pla.ns mador inrludlng :
Hoag ~femorial project and ROITI<'
thing !peeial for Ul e Bro-.·ni !
troop that the Parlor spons<>rs.
D<.-lic1ous r f'frE'shment..s were Sl'rv-
NI at the clOl'le of tbe meetin~
by Mrs. Arthur Cant and M r3
Rav H£'rmes.
Silver Sands Parlor N.D.C .\'l.
C>f Huntington Beach beld a cour·
tesy night Tuf'9day. Feb. 19. Dur-
ing the evening the guesl.B we rP
give n pretty corsages and lovely
gift.a. Ofricers attendtn~ from Con-
chita Parlor were lwlr9. Ahne
Thom~ and Beulah l..ace. pa11t
prf'9i<.lents and Bt'tty Patch, In-
side !tentinel.
On Tuesday evening, F eb. 28,
i\lr. nnd Mrs. R. C . Yla.terlue.
Coata MeM avenue, entertalned
with a dellclollll bh-thdav dlnn•r
Ln honor of their niece, '-Ira. Har·
ry Lace. Enjoying this party wt!re
MN!. La Veta Lace, William Lace
and Mr. and ~fra. Harry Lace and
daughter Barbara..
Ba lboa Dup li ca t e
Bridge Winners
Mrs. George Carroll and M rs.
Joe \\'ilcox were ea.sl -W<"St win·
ners in the game played In Bol-
boa on FTlday e\·enin~ and Perry
Mc Adoo and Georgl' Mitch<.'ll wert-
hlK"h scorers north-south.
Runne rs-up east-"'•eat were Mrs
Robert Ross and Mrs A. 0 . Doe'J-
burc; l:lt. and btrs. Lioyd Sharp--
le•; Mr. and J.trs. GeraJd Mc·
Comber ; Mr. and Mn. A . \V. Tun·
Mr. Runners-up north-south wett
The de!lclency symptoms would
not be prt"St:'nl If the trees were
ji:"ettlng the proper amount of zinc-'
tor growth. In so111e orchards it
may ~ome necessary to ·Use zinc
yf'arly ... a part of the fertil!.za-
tiOn program. S.dly affected lrtts
should be trC'oted with, a sepa.ra'te
zh1c .spray just before the spring
flu~ ot gTOwth.. ~ the ~i
ctency has cleared up, whieh m•y
ta.kt" one to th~ years. the zinc
may ~ appli~d tn Vt@ tell oil
.spray as• a maintenanac spray.
N' M b f · Howard Browne;; . and :-rf'd Mor· eW em erS Or rloon; Mi;& A}ru)ld Gpoer and J oo
Ext•rclt1oe your rfUK'hise ln tht-
.JWM"' S prima.ry ele<'Uon b}· ,.,.p..
trrln• &. ,·ott':. Drsdline to ttPt.f>r
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W f Wiko~; .l!:verett Tawney and Ar-Omen 0 Moose ' oold C:U..r; Mr. and Mrs. R.
Dt.9c.hne?', Eaat·Weat wlnnPrs In
Senior Regent Winifred Randel Monday a!tt-nioon'a ,a.me werf'
called to order ¬her n-gulu Mrs. Ma.re Soderberg and Mrs. C .
m eeting of the Newport Harbor E. Irvin., while hlgb .scorers north-
Chapter 11:58, Women of the south were Kn. H eiiry Eg'gert and
;.;;;,;::;::;::;::;::;'::;::;::;::;::;:::::; I Mooe~. on Tbund&y evmlng, Frb. Mra. Roy !strot:J.
28. T'w'o new members, Mra.. Hobb.1 Runners-up eut-wett were M.ra
and Mra. Mortague, were iniliattd. Charlee Boardman , and Mrs. A.
sponsored by Ritual Cba.irm&ti G. Donburr: Mn. L. H. Wash·
Flol"a Vaughn. brook and Mrs. A. ff, McDonald:
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Mooaebeart Alumnl Chaltman Mre. Et.be1 W.hop and George I
Myrtelle 'ftppia&', ¥JU>u.nced that Merri.man: Mr& Helen Thayer and
her committw Md held a meeting Andy MabJey. ·
at Elite Kiac'• home on wtdDe.. ltunnen-u-p north-south were
day ev~. Fett. Tr. Mn. nan.k Reett a.nrl Mra. Ar-
Doroth7 Mfllu, aocia1 sr:rv1ct nold Guerr; ~. Pergy Johnlon
cbainnml,. announc.t that · she a.nd: Ouald Mc:Com'ber; Mrs. Ro~
would like to inauswat.e a ':Clotb-ert ~ and Mn. Eleanor New·
ing fO?" Xcwean civillans'' cam-corutt; MrL Gerald MeComber
palgn. TICa _ .. tlon w .. peet· and c. H. Job-.
ed wlO> appfOftl by tl>e co-work-Mn. a-p Merriman and.""'·
era and donated ck>thiag llbouJd Ethel B19'op ot: Orange were mu-
be bfouCllt to the ....... Mil. tu point -... playln.. •ut-Ltmvy Ch&innan Len& ._ ws -uo. B Ill tbo IAlurnament
-and bu oomiolllee ulped Ibo pla.Jed "' Ooeta 1(-.. llllncla,y.
men'a Jioidc& .a?"Te a dbme.r. the Jdm Burle ud.-P. I!. Cra,,-tey ot
-bubioocue4 oparerlbo. Satur-~ _., ..,,. h!g1I ~
day nlgh.t. Man::b 1. Followta;:-the north-~ la U.e same nctton. ~ ,.,,...., ~ comm..ltt.ee ae.rv-1 Ru.n.nus-up ea.at-~ wen. Mra.
ed -•ld>w Ud <Ql!M. L. B . Wul>broolt and Mn. A. B .
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D. :.....auctible ]Income T I Items STATE INCOME,· Jo..;.~,,.":u!!'!ec1 ~~ PAse :r;... PART ·rr :..l THuRso~v. MARCH 6._ 952 f: Tupafers Point ' Oilt PRODUCTIO~ AT l~-~·::·_:o;.tyda_m;:-...,....~:m___,~tfli:_·l.:-~_-._. _" --....--...-'-~·~-· ·S~· S--rfl __
In<::".:!~.:~:':~;~~~ .:::1-.;.. ·up to opoclflad RECORD •HEIGHT •
be publlahed ...... to -t.u-llmlt..,,. TIM j>1 ouch --. -pay•Jl'.9" In tlle p_....uon lot their mual ~ · by 0n _...t f9cluatri&I pl<>dueUC... employ.'
J'ederal tneome tu: retu.ma. In· equal to ftve CeD.t of &cUud.ed ment <d lJttiOIM8 were at record
lorma!Jcm IA lbla and auiloequenl groa lllcOme, and the balal>ce la ~:"'I Calltomla for tlila per-
arUclea tn the series la provided deductible. w in the foUowlnr lod of Ute year. Nell Petree, first
by Rotiert A. Riddell, Collector of limJtat!om; lt t.axpe.,yer claJ.ma vtce prtafdent ot the Callfomia
Internal Rnenue for Uie Sbrt.h only one u: · tion (hit own) he State Chamber of Commerce re·
ptstrlct ot Calltomla). I• entitled tol th'e tol&l u:pen.N, pOrted""today.
reduce<l._ u 11t.&ted above, but ·only Civilian employment ln Decem·
up to a total[ Of S12:50 ; It be la ber· ,,,.. {,5119,000, an lncreaR of
single. or ma.rtted an4_ tile• a aepa-180,000, Or 4.1 per cent over the
rate return, ai:.d hu exempUona aame month a year ..-o. 'nl1I wa.
in '-Dy number! other than hla oym, despite normal aeuonal ·curtail·
hla llmlt Is 12GOO: lf a ~arried ment. tn January tit outdoor oper-
couple 'ffle jo~Uy and clatm two aliona such" a.a agrlcultu~. con·
exemptlona, thel.r llmit I• 12DOO: ,truct!on, and 1umber1nl" which
if they have three exemptto111, wu hampered by heavy storms.
Buanea and 'non-bw:tDe• de·
ductlotu1 oonatitule one of the
chlet me&ns of reductnc tbtal tn·
come of a taxpayer to thf'! amount
UJ>On which he must i'•Y income
tax. U an lndtvtdual ts engag~d
ln bualness, or Jn ~he practice of
a profession, all ordtn~y , a.nd
necessary busineg expeNIM may
be deducted. If a. person ha.a ln·
come from rental property, the
expense! incident to keeping the
property in repair. tnwra.nct,
agent'a feu.. and almllar expenaes
may be deducted. Il he bu In-
come trom • Investment, expenses
In connection wiLh the conse rva-
tion or: h!fl income may ~ deduct-
~!~~·~~u~e~r ce~':~; ::m~::~!. du!°r.:!iO:as~00Ye~kln:re~~
the-tr limit la $5000. In. none of by about'400,000. Th.Ill wu a na.t-
these case• may the exempUona ural increase of 1-1e ... ooo. The re·
include thoae for ·old age or blind-ma.lnlnf 264,000 inctea.ae wu at•
neSI. tr1buted to In-migration ot famll-
New Section In and mtUt.a.ry penrinnel.
A new aectlon ln the Revenue
Act of 1951 provtdea that If a hua-' . band or wtl11 reach the age of
"During t.he early weeks ot 1952.
ed.
Calllomla bu.sine&'1 reports con-
tinued to reOect the m ixed in-
fla.tlonar)· and deflatlono.ry trends
which have kept the economy un-
certainlY balanced al a hlgh level
of activity during recent months,"
Pctre-e said.
Jn most cases, personal expense!!I slxly·flve in 19:)1 or thereafter. it
may not be treated u deductions. will no long!r be necessary for
However, specified ltema may be them to reduce their total med\caJ
!o treat eel; they are known &! non· expenses by an a.mount equal to
business df:"ductlons. and de8f'rve live J>f'r cent of their adjusted gross income, but, up to the cell· ~tail Tradr DQ\\.'D the caref\Jl attent ion of every tax·
payer who prepareg his return on inga indicated above, all their Retail trade by comparison to
long F orm 1040. medical expcnee may be deducted. lhe Kare buying prevalent at this
To rurnlah taxpayer!'! with an Ho\l:evE>r, tni. does not in clude time la.at yf'ar , s howed a decrease.
easy m'ethod of avoiding the bur· n1edlcal expenBf> paid by such hua-Consumers continued to resist
llen or iteml.zinC' the~ non-busl-bn.nd or ""ire for a dependent. hJgh prices and wholesale prices
ne111 deductions and having to sup· Deductlble medical expeMe ln· had declined sl!ghlly. ,
port them w ith evldenCt", tht" }8\Y eludes actual payments during the, ReYi.ewing the l9:"il eoonomlc
provide111 a subatllute, called the taxable year for the d1agnosts, picture, Petree showed these gains
"optional atanda.rd deduction." For cure-, mitigation, trealment or for California durln£" the last year. thh~ pllrpe>.e, a u.xpayer who..~ prevention ot dl.!ea..ses. such Rl'I Manufacturing l.nduatrle9 ahow-
&Uju~t~ grou Income it Iese than f~C'• to phys>cians, surgeon.a, de.ot-ed a greater expans!on in output
$500-0 will uae short Fonn 1040 is ts, ost eopaths, chltoi'ra.ctors. and employment than the United
rs.nd dt"termlne h!a tax by means authori.znl Ch.rlstian Science pr&e· States as . a whole, due to con-
of tht" tax ta.ble8, which automatl· titlonfr&: (or hospltaliutlon and centrution In lhls statC" or some 14
cally grant him approxima tely clinical expenae:s : drugs 8!\.d medi-prr cent of thl' ""nation's prtme con-
trn per cent of hit adjuated &TOM cines: membership tn an orgnnlza-tract awards
Income tn li eu· of ltemtzlng his de-tlon rurnl!'Jhlng coopetntive rilrdl· Manufactu~ing f'mployment dur-
cluctions. A taxpayer who!M' ad-cal ff'rvice. and premlunu for tnc the yl'ar average-cl 870,400, or
J~lE'i.l rrosa Income 11!1 I M>OO or he-alth and accident insurance. 14.7 per Ci'nt clx.vc the 19~0 aver-
mort> may elect to use the stand-Mlacl"!laneoUJI d!'ducUoM include agC'.
nrd deduction \vhlch, in h hi cas{', many lt<'ma, BUCb Al per1odi.c 811• ?.tanuracturing-payrolU, tncreaa-
wtll be t.en ~r c•nt of hb1 adjust-rnony paid In pursuanct' of and ed by 21l per cent to some $3,486,·
ed g-roa lncome. or 11000, which-subM:quent to a decree of divorce -000,000 a.nd the estimated value
('"'/"r ts the smaller figure. 0 .r M>p!lrate m&Jntena.nce: inltia~ added by manufacture rose by 20
t1on fC'f'a, dues and aase&aments per Cent to more tha.n 16 billion.
l temlU'd DrductloWl paid. lo a labor union ; uniforms or "A major s hs.re or the expan-
. Il la usually advantageou11 to spec:al apparel, if t he same Is slon," Petree ssid, "was In th~
tt:.e taxpayer to itemize his non-speclflcaJfy req u~rcd as a condl-durtlblr goods industries where
bus1neaa deduct jona If lhf'l r total lion or employment a.nd if It !a 19~1 average f'mployment increa.~
h1 In exceq of t rn per cent of hl11 not adaptable to general or con-ed 24.l per cent. Aircraft and
erlju!'Jtcd groMi lncomE'. tutued usage to such an extent allied part.a indust.rtee showed th~
A 11 ow abl e non-bualneu ex-It.al it ta.Jee• the place of o rdinary largest increase, nvera glng 61 per
pen.se1:1, which have no re.latlon to clothing: ct>rt&Jn entertainment of cen\ owr 1950. Shipbuilding in-
geDPra.I btislnesa activities, and cust cmt'ra; certa.in travel In con-cre~ed -t.6.7 per cent; ma chinery
which may ~ ll:"lf!d In ftemizln~ nect:on wllh lhe employer's bual· Industries, 35.1 per cent and elec-
thls type ot deduction, are num-ness (btlt not travel to and "from trlcal machinery and rquipment.
eroua. H oweve r, It la in this flC'ld work}; rental fl!'e and tax for a 32.3 per cent. ·
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duct.Iona follow.. come -produc ing .tecuritlee: ex-··FTu1t and vegetable canners
CantdbuUooa ~ be deducted. perute lncurnc1 in accurlng services turned out a record breaklng pack
to the ma:dmurn of 15 pet cent of in the pre~alion of income tax of mor e than 100 mlUlon caaea, .f~
'dJu&ttCI groM income, wben made retvm.: a.n~any others. ~r cent higher than I.Mt year, and
to a tkilfneeUc organ!saUon ~-ln all Cea. the taxpayer 21 per cent above the prevtOW!I
rale4 adualftly for pul'J>090 that wtib lt.enllu.t non·bUaneas deduc--record Hck bl 1948. Laree C(l.rty· a~ charitable:. ttl~ educa-tier.a muat ~ ln a poeltlon to IN~ over.l, however, were causing mar-
Uonal. acle.nU.oc' ot" lltera.ry, or tor 1t.a.ntlalt> hi.I expendltu.ru. · ket .weaknesses tn tomato prod·
the prnentton o r eruelty to chll· uct.a and fish ca.nntng bu been
d rf'n or an1mala, a.n<I if none of lb seve.reJy curtailed. 1 ~•rnlnp can be U!led to tnnuence Famous Scientist ''Textile and appa.rcl lndU!!trles
legialatlon or for the benent or S 1_ have been opera.ting at reduced !I
any private shareholder or in-to -pea&. on levels. Chemical, petroleum, and
dlviclual. d rubber products industries in· 1
Interest pa.id on non·b~lney Organic Gar ening creased their output during 1951, I
indebtedness coruitltute.s a non· aa did the pa.per and pulp indus-·I
businc-s~ dntuction. In general, tn-A revolutionary method of con· try.
terf'st on a loan, eVldenced by a "ertlng wutt into a new and po-"The value or ne"' constructiop
proml.uory note or otherwise. on tent type of fertilizer, and onl' Jn California d uring 1951 we,., $3,·
a mortgage or trust deed, or on which will ta.ke but a. fraction of 37.0.000.000 according to preliml-
an installment contract on which the tlmE' necessary for the old nary estimates, or 13 per cent
tt Is po~lble to determine the method& that have been practtc~ hlgheor than during 19:i0. The dol-
amount of Interest from the con-for thou:ianda or years. "·ill be ex-lar volume of•r etail sales in Call·
tract Itself, m.ay be deducted. BUl plained ·bY Dr. E. E . Pfeiffer, in· fornia <luring 1951 wa.s about $13, ..
If the contract provides· only for terne.Uonally f a m o u a aclentWl. 200,000,000 or 5. 7 per cent h igher
carrying c?\&rgee, a.nd does not Whf'n be t.a.lka before the Organic than during 1950."
make provialon for \nlerest as Gardening Club of Santa Ana next
l"UCh. no lntere1t deduction may be Monday evenlng. March 10. at 8 M h '
claim«!. To be deddttlbl~ Interest o'clock. arc 31 Deadline !
muat be palt:fbj the perlOn who Ui During th• put qu&rter of a f I
legally 11ab1c ror •uch payment. century o~. ~felffer has conduct· or War Claims 1 Certain lax.ea may be deducted ed experiments in Baaile, Switz.er-!I
by the pel'80n agaJnat wliom they larid, on a huge farm 1n Holland, Congressman JoJ:l4! Phillips ha.s
are a.ueued. Included ln thla Uat I a.nd on hla tarm in Cheater, New luued a warn,tng to pet90rur who
ar~ •Late income taxes, real eatate York, ~·hlch he· still opera.tee. Be come under PVblic Law 896 of the
tu.ee, ~raonal property taxes, bu been m.trumenlal in br!ngtne 80th Congress that cla.lm11 m\l.8t be
tu:ea and fee• on private automo--to the farmer-s ot the world new fUed by.March 3.1 of thJa year.
bUea, atate and k>cal sales tax, methods ot agTlcultural produc-Th ese are · certain civilian
and stale ga.aoUne tax. lion whJch bave tnc~aaied food American citluns interned by the
I tem.a which may·not be deduct· value a.nB a.t th.e S&:"'e time re.--Japanese; Government during J
eel AH Federal income ta.xes, all duced coat, time and labor'. His World W!lr II at Midway, Guam, I
of the Federal exc.tse taxes, such lnodem methpds are s~d to be the· Wa.ke I s I and, the Philippine
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llK those for ad.mluiona, cabl.ret, answer to rri.an'a search for new laland.I,. or e:ny Territory Aof th~
club dUea and lnlUaUon fees and waye to IJU~ply the rapW.ty i.P· Up.lted Stat.ea alt.a.eked by the
retaUer'a ex.clae taxe.~ GJft, eat.ate ereaalng popµIaUona of the world JapaneBC. Alao thl.i faw Includes
and Inheritance taxea. wh~lht'r ~ With cOntinuing decreuea In members ot the Armed Forces of
lht'y be Stale or P'ederal, may not the &va.llable1 arable land. lb• United Si.tea be.Id prlaonera
be deducted... ' Dr. Pfe~r, director ot the Of WaJ') during World War ll by
Oeducl Forelp. Tu:e. aiochemical: Re.M&l'Cb L&boratO{-any enemy govemm~t Which fail-
11. •--~ •--to !es of Ne~, develoj!ed lhe ed to llU'ntoh food accordln1 to the • pereon paYB m.vme ~ now Wldel7 uoed Blo -"-·-•· -"--•-of th ~-a tcretrn coun•-he may deduct -~·~ re .. -..~en-e "-""'L:'MV& eon-·--•· metllo<I of ttng .. MP!y .. venUoo the amount pa!d ~· al bUI option, l926. Ills development la a T-• ··of A. b he may take credit for tW.. &lnOW'&t. _ ~ cue -.-a.t certatn sur-i*lcl. llmlted, In each ~ by Ule proc-by jlrhlcb be bi able to vtvln&" ... 1auvea are permitted to
pt'Oportlot\ "' u. on1t+i llt&tN convert ... ~. and ~·· orgaalC rettlve tile compenatlon.
Ikame tu -: tile ~ er' maW!al til humua "' two weeu Aleo certalli "'""""" orpnlu.-
net -· b«n --,Juub time. 'nle ~ Co<porotl001 tioM IA tile Pblllpplnea Wblcb pro-tbo foftlp 'Country -. to hll ot -'--~ uotng lbla proc.. 'riiled foOd, ehdter, ~ or
<at.Ire --· •. 1 li1 the ell.}' Of Odland. ExpclU -ldne to mem-of the
'-" from ti.en. fin nob.i, pr<dlct It will be put Into u.e In Anned ro..... o.i; to cMllan
"'1m> u htntng ~ • earth-al1 the maJol. dtln of llle ~ Ameriam cltlzeu durlAg World :..Ue'-~~ or ;w,,1ane foll~:x· lnlllal ~ 1n· ~ Wu-~. may -com-. t!JUll! -,...,1.., -auat&1ned -U.. und~• lbla law. ~
lhroup ..tuna ~ ""-'tile ~ OU Aeyono wbO bellena "" lo en-
be -~ cafU<7 wm.-at~ Nortla~. tilled 1o thlo COlb_u ... -'::f • a-..-ltlllg ":-.., oo-Santa A.no. • -10, I -at onee 1w an app~
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-w a P-• •• *!f-. 14nt•.ioa 01ia llll>jod. Of Dr. -~· .... ~lot' the~ -Pl!ola~· laik will ... .,,,. Im--. ~ ~ ... lo ms 1...t t11e wlltlll. • 1C1ti1-1 01 partwe or1 Orsa*"•-1or = ~ ':: ... ~ w='· ~"~
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I woulp like .to expr.ess· my appreciation for the I
fine . r~sults your e<lassifled _advertising, gets-. if I have had
OC'casion to insert s~veral class~iecl ads in your 11ape ~s . !
. d11rlng .the past year an~ all ~f t~em haye-br:!>ught, quick
response 4nd .sales. I li know your eds wil ll1 ontin.Ue to ·1 ll .,. do • ' 'I . so. ' -'
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1 ebollf f!'• ti~• y~ur ~per ste1"t9d en.~ it ~.rteinly ~· j
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