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A mirror of the moat
-· T. N. ("BRICK") GAINICll _, rap1c117 developlns • ._
DMI' Uncle Bennie-Brick made of Ule CalHoml& South :
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SllYING THI INTiRI p SS
TIU: PBE88
Aina to be clean. talr
and Impart.tat. and thu.
to receive and retaJ.n
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a trade wttlti u. thia1 evenlnc •1· CoutaJ Empire f
1ftl' be'd get dlnner It I wouk! ''-----'-------.J wtite h18 column. Makins nuty 1 •
popular support
remarka, he e&Jd lJlat I wu in a
much better polliUon, u '1 pt to
go fllb~g. see more of the harbor
. dletrict and the people than ·he
gets a chance to u he bu to llla'Ve
SECOND LARGEST HOME C.OMMUNIJY IN ORANGE COUNTY
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away In Ssnta Ana oo I'll hsVll YOLUME Xl PHONE •HARBOR f616
enough money to go f .. hlng wtth ==========================
the Lady Angler•.
A SuccaAfll.I nnt Year
Any club starting from
ecratch ha.a Iola of grief, and
we've had our 1hafe, but all ln
all, the women will a~ee that this
club baa had more tun ·and the
p.lJI have made a lot of new
frienda that they wouldn't have
any other way.
From Nte.r and Far They Ceme
COUNCIL TO SET DATE
MONDAY FOR HEARING
ON ZONING ORDINANCE Loretta Hartlein, wife ot a San
Bemad.Jno dentllt. braved the fogs
thia wtnter to attend our monlh-Date for public hearing on the coqtroverslal changes In the pro-
ly meeUnga, while Oorrta Burr1:11 posed aonlng ordinance will pt"'.>bsbly be set by the city council at
ot Loa Angelea fll!lhed along with Monday nlght'a aeulon. accoriltng to Ray Copelin, planning commls-
u.. a lot .. Moat of the crowd are ston 1ecretary. Mape clearly outlining the changes were presented to
local women, though, with hus-the council ~t a meeting with planning commlMlon members la.st
banda ln many different llnea ot Fr1day.
buslnea. Included In the ordinance are,_--------------·I.. !'
Dickie Greeley's husband Is a the hotly dlscW1sed changes of
city councilman, Marte Kaiser's R-2 to R ·l on Little Balboa Island.
husband will be our new supervis-or, Kathryn Cook's husband l.8 C-2 to C-1 along the Corona del
BIU-lhe well-k nown coach ot the Mar buslne88 district on Coa.et
Santa Ana Dons. By the way. Hwy., and R-1 to R-4 along the
Kathryn s kunked her husband this w estern end of Ocean Front in
year when they went deer hunt-Newport.
lng. Planning commission held a
Myra Sprague's huabapd man-meeting this noon that had bern
agea the Bay Shore camp. while adjourned from last Thursday be·
Mlna Hershey's hW!lband has a cause of lack ot quorum.
gn>cery store on the laland. Also At the session Theo Robins had
in the grocery bu.sine.a la Del· hill plans tor a new Ford agency
berta Story's huaband who has a building at 534 Coast Highway,
store lo Balboa. One ot our new Newport. approved. Also. David
members ht Margaret Erickson of R . Thomu received a variance ap-
San Gabriel whose husband Is a proval tor a 20 toot setback on
doctor there. Also among the/ two Ocean Blvd. Jots In Corons
m embers Is Jean White. wife ot del Mar. The lots. 1 and 2, Block
Art. who operates White's Park 141 , will race the sidestreet, Or·
A venue Cate. Al80 lhtted among hid A
\um and library back of the city
hall: big, new bathhouse for the-
Corona de1 Mar beac h; roadway
cotrNCIL MEETING
At. Monday alsht's oooacll
m ee-t lnl"• In :idd.ftloa to thr pro-
po8t!d ~nnJnc ordJunce. thr.i fol-
lo"1nJ IU-1118 are 9Cheduled to
com" up before the poonclllmeo :
( 1) Public hf'a: :JIS on alle.f p&\'•
Inc bet"-een 11th. a.od 19th Stl'I;
IZ) o~niDI" of bids for Wf'At
N e"l>Ort &e\\-ert1: (3) openlnl"
or bklK tor pavlhl" of oorporat.lon
yard; ( 4) adopUon of n rdln&OCf"
ttnnf"Xln« Bannfnl" aand ~klnl"
C068t ll"·y; (5) Introduction of
f'llDer ,.ency ordinance prohlblit-
lnl" dJ\-1ng kom pubUc brld&eN.
members is Mama R011sl. who, c ve.
with her husband, owns Rosai"s The commission maps presented along the ocean front from Mac-
Cate In Corona del Mar. to the council also Included maps Fadd£>n Place to the Peninsula :
Among dreM shop owners you of other proposed Improvements new channel through Linda Isle
wiU find Betty Watson. Fran fo r the city that will be taken up and highway relocation to allow
Piper, Dorothy J ohnson a.nd Ida at a later time. Theae include . for 65-toot high level bridge over
Nayler. civic center including an auditor-I the ent~ance to the Upper Bay.
Wl\-"'8 of Charter Boat °"'lien I •
ban~~.:=:: .• ~~::!:·"~~~·~; $66.972 Surplus Shown in
i:~g~·· .~"'~~~."·,:n'.''r..:·~!~ New Aud·1t of c·1ty Funds ~no~:·~:~:·;~~~gh~~b~~;·.~~~~ .
if you make a mistake. First our I Audit of funds ot the City ot voir.
president, Mabel Stevenson, whose I Newport Beach releued this w eek The library fund shows a $2,450
husband, Jimmy, has a charter by City Manager John Salton Increase and Sailor• 88.id an an-
boat at the Pavilion and Leta show that operations In the past nex. is contemplated In the future.
Skeen. o ur vice-president, whoae fiscal year h&ve been well In the Property sales leaped from $5,480
huaband, J eaa, Is widely known in "blac k." current expense fund to $43.283 but the money will be
the harbor area. wh ich is the CiLY'• prtncipal oper-used to finance the new corpora-
ER. D sk.lpper'NI by Bill Ficker of N«M-port Hubor "1th
Ber.,en lfe1's u ere\\· h1 competlns In the International Sta.r claM
M"riell bt'lng tw:-ht In Chlcal"O thJa "°"'*· 8111 and B6rf' M 6 pictured
In JM>Uon In tlw top picture and bel°"' ~ s~·n at tlwi Nf:\"Vport
Hart.or Y·M·ht c·lub i.hortly before they left '''Ith t~ boat for the
MJddle W est. (Beckne r Photos)
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SIXTEEN PAGES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 26
Theoretically, at 6 :30 p. m. Monday, Balboa Island was the scene of a major dis-
aster. H owever , the situation was quickly and efficiently handled -on paper _ by the
city's Disaster Co un cil division chiefs. The occasion was the first meeting of •the group
during which a possible emergency situation was presented and worked out by members.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS
APPROVE $15 MILLION
BUDGET, $1.25 TAX RATE
The problem "-'8.8 prepared by
I Lloyd Loveland, Dale Ramsey and
Frank Crocker and was hailed by
City Manager J ohn Sailora. di&·
aster commander, as "very sue•
ccssful" and '"much better than
~XfH'Ctcd . ''
Division c hiefs were given the
be~inning or the disaster first.
lhf'n elf.ch told what he would
lmn1rdlatf'ly do. Then the situa-
t ion Iti mi nutes later was de-
scribed a.nd aftrr further corn-
n1ent, t he situation 30 n1inutes
latf'r. Each time the councilmen
County tax rate of $1 .25 on $100 of asse88ed valuation was an-can1e up with good s uggestions
nounced Wednesday after the board of supervisors ado pted a budget of action.
o ( $15.848.299. The pre-viously predicted $1 .30 rate was reduced 8on1ei lJiit Problem
what "-'hen the board slashed proposed expenditures by $200.000, nlain· T his is the prob.em the group
ly In the building fund. L&st year the rate was $.90. "-'<lt~rd out:
Supervisors agreed to eliminate+--T1mf'. of dlsas.ter, 6 :30 p . m .
$176.00 from the bulldlng fUnd. the Orange County T11.xpayet11' Location-Marine Ave. and No.
that being the amount they )had Assn .. Laguna 43each Taxpayers' I Spe~way I Balboa lsla.nd, and
propost>d t o increa.,e the fund ki ur-Assn. and chantbeni of commerce Marine Ave. ~ridge.) .
Ing the current fiscal year·) then from Santa A na Fullerton New-Caw;e of Dtaaster-Sem1-tra.Uer
cut oft $22,000 from the fu~d for port Harbor a~d Orange' madt· with 5000 ~Ilona high octane
the special training R<'i1ool1 tor presentations to urge economy in ,i;-asollne comtng South onto Bal-
mentally-retarded youn ~sletr~ to county g overnmeni. ho~ lsl~nd fro_m Marine ~venue
provide funds which will t>e; p a id Indications that future bul1ding bridge. JaC'k-kn1fes and sem1-trau.
b y the statr and accepted the program ot the county will be fi· er turns over. .
offer of County Auditor L. H. nanceCI by a bond ISBuc rather Cause of Accident -Collision
Eckel to lnp $2000 from h/sl de-than from direct taxatinn were brtwern car c~mlng out of speed-
partment's Slllary schrdule. · seen, as speakers said they favor· wa y a nd making wlde turn onto
Ore\\' lntA•n.""t ed having the people vote on suCh Marin e Avenue going South. and
The speC'ial budget ht'Jlrlng' drew a.n iMU e rather than to ha ve the fast moving car going North.
' su~·v1··-s 88 the 1·th l x Tank truck driver, view ing acct~ rar greater Interest from ~rlous "~' '7Vr a css n1 w a · d
Eva Graham'• bUlband bas the I a.ting revenue shows a balance Uon Y•rd. Only fund wilh a deticlt
1111ataty 'nne Ttade Wlr'ids out of '8',972.03 rreater than al the end wu the 11pecia1 tund which con-
Port Orange, while Grace Foa-ot the 1949 ttscal year having a tain8 m onies for a.MeMment di~
ter'a hWlband skipper• the S olano. , total ot $24.8,879.M . trlc t work such u aewer. street
al.so out of Port Orange. E va General fund total Inc luding and alley improvement. It was "in
Bill Ficter Competes in Star
Championships in Chicago
agencies ot tbc Cl™nty Ulan in ea fo r new conatruction. ent, attempts to avoid .same ~
,. .. tna.ny ... Yeal"I. ftePfeff'n""lltl~ea of Aft-'orpl'ltl:atkmr~re11ent.ed applytn• AAJtea. BrakM lock,
thr Orange County Farm Bureau, (ConUnUf'd on Page 8) causllng seml-tra-11 er to jack-
Farnworth • s Kenny Is the water, advertising, park, parking, the red" $76,82:5 .37.
mighty helpful guy on the Apache, library, curent expense. and other Balance in the pa.rklng fund. or
while Rusty Jo hnson's Art un-t'Unda, wu $171,829.42 more than m oney coll c>c ted from the meters
tangles Unes on the Southern the previous fiscal year. A com-WRJ5 $17,488 compared with $3,i 31
Comfo rt. Lis Hagen and Clara plete stateme nt of condlti~ Clln Jut year. This money will be used
K eeler's husbands o perate Norm's be found on another page ot the to provide more free off-street
1..&ndlng. I know th,9.t a lot ot Presa today. parking, the city manager stated.
pe<>ple have been skipped in this Greatest Increase was shown In He said that a.lm08t all the money
list. but by next year I 'll know the water fund which jumped from on hand has already been allotted
eVl!'ry person, that's the way this $69,829 to $156,740. Sailors explain-tor some Improvement planned In
club ha.a been-you make friends ed that the money hu been col-the near future.
not ju.at acquaintance.a. lected tor future capital expend!-The auditing of the city's booke
SldeU1"hta oa OUr Trtp• I turea inc luding & new 24-lnc h pipe was done by Diehl and Co., Rlver-
ld N I Id t t h line from the Arches t o the reaer-side. a ay or, a res en o t e
harbor di.atrict for 30 years, never I .
By Jacqut>Unr Beckner
While the Nl'wport Harbor Yac ht club has been entertalnin~
Luders and Snipe C'lass challeng ers from all o ver the United States.
two of her n1ost expert sailors have journeyed far afield In an effort
to add one or the world's m08t coveted awards to N .H .Y.C .'s impressive
display of lrophirs.
Bill F ickt·r l right), ""ho has con_.--------------
slstently sho<A'n the transom ot
his Starboat. C HASER I[. to his
oponent.s In this area during the
past year. wa~ ('hosen. by virtue
of his a bility, t o represent the
Newport Harbor Star fleet. In
Dodge Upholds
Court Powers · ~: 1~::i 0·~1d ~~hfe ~~!y otu~~~ School May Replace Future · mo.at ardent flshergals we have. LATEST RESULTS Late8t rao(' n '"l'lHlt11 .:uid raclnl" Overruling a demurrer filed by ~::ie~~:~.~~ln~·~!~~ht·~t;~0~e~~ I Costa Mesa Mental Hosp·1tal condition• \\'{"f"(I rt-<.'<f'l\·f"d by wire the detenee in a damage suit. ber, Thelma Bradford, tipped the at tJK, Nt'\\"port Harbor Yu.ht Judge Donald Dodge upheld the
scales at a neat 29 lbs., 61 o~ Ma-clu b Thursday momlrll" from jutisdict lon ot the N ewport Beach
bel Steven.son stands to cop the Auemblyman Earl W . Stanley ences then would be In order t o Biii Ficker ,,·ho h• t'ompPtll)I" In Towns hip Court 88 a CIMs A
world's re-cord on three.-six tackle of Newport Harbor said today decide which facility would tK> tht'! lnlf'lrnatlona.I S tar champ-court la.st Tueaday.
tor albacore. Lily Call alao 111 In that he will propose that the aJl-built. lonAhipM at C'hl<'&l"O.. B iii's wtre Court. are claulfied according
the n.J.nnJng for saJl fish caught ready approved Fairview State (Continued on Pal"e 8 ) N.ld "1st, Str:auUno; 2nd, Up-to the population or the area
at La Paz. Mexico. Olive Mc-Hospital at Costa Mesa. be con -ptncott; Srd, El<'twlls; I Zth, they iterve and basis or lhe de-
Civic Group Asks State Park ·
Commission to Abandon Plans
to Acquire Ocean Front Land
At a regular m eeting Monday night members of the Central New-
port Beach Community association voted to send a telegram to the
State Park Commission urging them to abandon plan11 to acquire
Newport ocean front property, accordi ng to Edward Healy, p rl•sldent.
The group also discu!'lsed the re-~-------------
moval of oil and gas tank!il froni
their present site on W . Balboa
Blvd. and 17th St. It wa!'I dl~losed
that in 1942 a petition fligned by
163 property owners 8!'1king tor
the removal was J11U bmitted to the
city council but It WRs filed and
no a ction ha!'I been taken since.
The group did not settle the mat-
fer and further study ia being lift·
en.
ellgiblt>. The matter wlll be vot<•d
upon at the next meeting.
Mra. R obert Ross. 11ec r etary or
the Ocean Front and Beach pro-
tective a.siociation, gave those
present 11. preliminary report on
the propo8t"d ocean front channel
and Invited the group·s membl'~s
to ht> present at the next O.F . anrt
8 .P .A. meeting to be held at the
Ebt>ll Club, Sept. 3. 10 :30 a .m .
knife and turn over. In1pa ct with
pa,·ement ruptures tank. spilling
g-as on roadwa)'. tias catches fire
from friction.
t'I~ Sprea<IA
Fire spreads rapidly to both
s1de.s of street. Street drain plugs
(Continued OD Paa.,e 21
Supervisors Balk
at Vaughn Payroll
\Vhe-ther Mrs. Louise Vaughn
will receiVf' pay for vacation re-
lief w ork in the offi ce of her
husband, Newport Beach Con -
.sta ble Frank Vaughn. or whether
she could be hire-d subsequently.
as regular clerk had the board of
supervisors In a quandry this
\Vl'rk.
Thf' board. however, indicated
thrrc would be no pay fo r vaca-
tion reliPt. a.s both questions were
referred to the personnel depart-
mt>nt ror lnveHtigation. Kensie to date hu caught 26 alba.-verted all or In part t~ a stat e West Newporters to Nort.h ; 16th, Flr.ke r. J"lnd %0 murrer filed by the defense Is
core, which Is one big lot ot !ish, Achool for mentall)' defect ive chil· lo 25, puff8 SO and O\'M". Le&d the cenau8 count which lists the ~ Lloyd Loveland we• scle-ctt'd by
(Continued on Pa1e 2) It all came up when County
Auditor L. H. Eckel said -Hra..
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but other members talk casually dren. Discuss Oil Friday for a "'h.l le, bad ahJft&." population ot tbe township a.a n1ember.1 to a'!J'Ve .u beard of dir·
ot rrom ten to twenty thia season. H l.a deci•ion , he said, came after leu than 10,000, ectors nieriiber repreWenting thl"
We-'ire N t S tttloua conference with Mr. Frank F . Tall-All Wf'8t Newport f'Nldents the Gold Star Championship Re· The demurrer was overruled in area fro m 10th St. east to the-
o _uperw man, director ot the division ot &tt reminded of the meetm,. at ,gatts, now l)(>ing held In €blcago. view of the mandamus action up-penfnsula. His appplntment brings
i'lf.abel Stevenson ha.a a rabbit mental hygiene of the State De· city hall oo Jo'rtday at 8 p. m . Seve ral wf'eks of h~rd work and held In Santa A.na Superior court the dy-rctors to a full comple·
toot that is rubbed on her equip-partment ot Publk: Health. who wht"h dl8cll88ion will cMtler practice by Bill and Is crew, Ber-finding the population ot New-ment pr f even.
~ircraft Warning I
Vaughn had bfoe n put on thf. pa)'--
roll for 1 ~ days of vaca.tlon rC'-
1\cf as cle rk. and he noted that
ment before she uses It-pity any explained the need tor a suitable about th., oil drtlllnl" oper-gen H ess, precedf'd /the departure port Beach In exceaa ot 30,000. Also prC1posed Was the Jnclu11ion
gaJ that br1ngs a banana aboard-location for a school facility for atlon11 plaanf'd b.f .Jerctas Otl scene pic tured here. Da..rnqe Sult of registCred voters as potential
that is definitely out. Moat of the the mentally-retarded children. company. Comrau.nlt)" leaee. CHASER rt. her hull 80 i•mooth The court action tnvolvea a members the 11ociation. Pre-
women will not br1ng a sack, S1'nley will a•k Governor Earl will. he dl&cla88ed. (Contln~ on "Pap I) (OoaU.IM!ld oa Pap I) t vlousl ', ont
would rather plunk out cuh on Warren to include, In his rormal I-:=========:-:-::::-==-,,-:::=======±=============== ===±=::::il:::---t---~--,--the boat when they get a fish. caU for a special seaslon of the
Clothing put on inaide--out Is left legislature on Septem~r 20, the
(Continued on Pase 8 ) propoaal that .the Coeta Mesa
Crash Victim
Dies of Injuries
prope.rty ~ uaed. Thill will per-
mit the legil;lature to consider the
matter and amend It.II a.lready-
approved bill calling t or a $13,-
000,000 state hoepltal at the 14.6-
acre alte bought from Rancher
George Capron'• bean land be-
tween Harbor Blvd. and Santa
Ana River and Ada.ma at.reel and
Wilaon street.
Stanley aaid that he will uk
that legialature'a approval ot the
atate bospttal be included in the
amendment by which the BC.hool
couJd be built. rurther confer·
M0Jm.&Y MIS" tlllt _., .m • ef *•,_n: ...... * niz'a· , ........... &bra '7 .. . I 1 I 4 ...... ftrN.. '' C ... tm
I I us tJ l&' S 'O' a at P , ............... At l.e •• 114
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S t N d the supervisors had made no pro-ys em ee S 1
1 vision ,tor \'&cat.ion relief for con-
etablt"S staft11 ln the county or-
M dlnanct". nor had funcb been pro-
ore Volunteers I :=!~.~"%. ~~~g~~:~. :~~·,'.~~s~
The aircraft warning •yetem ties during vacation per;iodo.
for the .station located In the Har· supervisors noote<:i .
bot area. tower or the Lido Isle Subsequently, Mrs. Vaughn "·u
club hou.ee, Ls still in need of vol-plag!'d on lhe payroll a.a regular
unteer observer11, a ccording t o Col. c lerk In plare of Helen Craig.
W. B . Gates. chief observer. Eckel nott"d. Only thing wrong
There will M two regular and wa11 that the eupervl..sors had gtv.
one alternate for eac.h watch. The en Eckel a resolution requJrlng
aJternate will be on duty In 'the that the personnel depa.riment
event that one ot t.he regular ob-certify an employe wu "quall-
aervers ts unable to be pre.ent. ( fled" tor a poeitlon before that
Ol>Mrvere for the following pe rson could be put on the pay.
watchea for the days indJtateod I roll.
are desired. The OOatd did not approve e1n -
8unday ploymenl of ~trs. Vaughn. lo.-
Observer In c harge, Mr. Spald-1 etea d of waiting tor certification
Ing Eutman. 134 Via YeUa. Udo I by Peraonnel Man David M .
tale, Har. 1863-W. WATCHES-GOO"tman that ahe bad UM
1:00 a .m, • 4:00 a..m.; 8 :00 11..m. J quallficetlona for the post.
• 12:00 noon: 4:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.
~beerv•r ,;:;.. Mn. E . T I D Car~ Available
Chapman. 1000 Ocean Blvd .. Hu· for Disaster Workers
bor 1710.-J. WATCHES--1 :00 a.m. •
• 4:00 a.m.; 12:00 non -4:00 p.m.: ldenttfteaUon e a rd• fop
t :OO p.m . ·• 7 :00 p.m.; 10:00 p.m . peopJe wllo lla\'e l'f!Cl•terM fop
- t :00 a.m. work la: Newport ae.ch. ot.-
Friday .. u r eoaJM!l1 1n&T be oM 'Bed
Ot.erver La chaJ'ce. MJ"a. In Newport police 1tattoa. Cit)'
Charte11 Lamb, 224. Vi.a Palenno. M&Mser lella I. AUlon, eeaa-
Udo :tUt!. Har. 1115-W. WATCH· dJ CCN•D• eetrr. "'f'Ol'ted ,ate.r-
1:8-1 :00 a.m.. • 4 :00 a.m.; 4. :00 da,.. .
LDL -8 :00 &.JD.;4:00 p.m. • 7 :00 Boun fn tlqdpttaUesc a.ad
p..m..; tO:GO p.m. -t :OO a.m. ~I" lllf'••et• ere
Volant.en are requested to call tram ! to 4 p. m. •a 1 pi ,
Use .-.wr In cl>srp for that • to t p. a. ~ _. I
day. u lndlcat~ =-•· or Chief to t . oo-a. _. • to • oo--. Oboenw Col. w. B. a.ta, 10< ~,. '-t1e _.... -~v , .
via Mentone, !Ur. --.I. 1111111 .. ft. 1', -.. -
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P 1J$s1 eftr7 ftutlldla7 at :tfe""°"'·8,cdt, CalltoftU4,.
OMei· -~ Plant at 1111 ~ llhd.-l;'bQlle 8....,.. 11114
Enlaed u ~ matt. J1111e 18, lMO, at the pcl9l oftl.ce al
N_,ort Beach, 'California, under th• AA:t ot Man:b S, 18'7t.
W a' e 1 o.Hform Jllww ; • ,.. P 37 t en AMoctatlon
Member Nau-.. bat n I 'ss1claUoa
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TM P.-5-~ ...,dpl a 401 #Ill' 411 --' -:=.:s -ti u.o ..,._... Court of ~ c.unty and lo twly q
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I Bal. A ... 20th Solves P1 oblem
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Aa we MU1 ~ end of our, dole 1-d, been pre:vtou.IJy removed.
lo tllrM month auto trip, -w_..,b allowed gu to clraln Into. ~ ol>OUl tl\e OOWttry, drivlnl Baj,
.12.000 nillu, I lbousht per Hou.. loca!Ald at aortll._
Robins
NOTES
" ~ Ml&'hl be tntereated ln corner catche. fire at once. Fire .. , ~ a Q;011 .umD'Ja'Y ot. our travel plug located at· aoutheut corner ' 'IHSOOOP
· ~-=OoeWjnlftS bu.at-broken by Impact of tanker ren-aGl!IDla
·z• :J•<i'l n and . made our Joum-derlng eame u.aeJeaa for fire pur-n bi 6t~ to learn that uie new
ey ery lnlA!reotl ::-.,.,__ posea. ~ Hoapltal la •bout to _.t UJI·
e left corona del .~ the tint Wind I• coming from northeut der ~-Tlte opmln&: of thl9 hoe-
of IJune, dJ"oYe up the cout to at 20 mUee per hour. H -ty ~taJ ~t be v.ery opportune, be--Sa~ Fra.nc.laoo, WUN we ~ • I• 88 per cent. Occupant.I ve ~uae w;hen you get your tax bJlla f4wi MS.•• OMU.CY, tMn ~ Ucaped &nd one membeT hu· next year a few 91 the lell ~rd)'
au,ameut..o.; ~d OD to Reno. Nev-ven lire alarm, ?\11'ht juat nop and make a 80-~ by way ~ Lake Tahoe, • A poUce patrolm.an a.u • joui'n · to our new tv;.patal very
bta'1Unll 4rb'e. Tben LWJ l• Car· ped prior to accident U in ucuu.ry. Oh. well, You may de·
aon: C1&J W Yiqtnla City, N-"· Hattc;m to call hea.dquarten anct cthct the hmpltel bill from. you.r
ad.a! Then on to Denver and Bould· be 111 on phODe wben be bean income tax ud Ute thooahl of a
er, po•. colllak>n. He i.veatptM ~ Ea' tu mic'hl al8o Mlp make
"" pua-oll kblda nt lel!ll not1ctiJ ancl -er-.nento.
~ J!Al'tlft OF =-Cl'ft OF ~ BEACll
)lE\U'O&'l'·B•l"'M.. ftM 9WQ' 'I'll .....
lD Onap -&7. ---... ""' --· ('1.%1 -month>) (.U. laclu-UOo :ME~& NJ;W9..TIMSS ..
~G (9.&W-Qillll'aw rue two-stwJ' .... ,.... .... .,. ... oa eW....., 4-Al'IQ' A1111-..
N ,._ et fJWI C1ll1.e; ..-...e Dew SIU.OM MlwU7 Mdldlis will lie eteeM. Mat1rtal ......... wW
bo mod by ooUepa bnlldln1 -de__. la.--of 11C11oo1 t--It<•• ._-..
.... ... 7 ... --
Oiu nflllCt °'?Jff:Uve wu Chlca,io .ees cu truck overtu.rruns:. Pa.. a quieke11 recovU)' poulble. That wh~ we lived l•P .everal years. trolman reports altu&t.Jon. Ukiag providiRS" t.be Mplt.&I aad doc·
I ~led my oJd club, the Chicago police belp at once. Captain ~ of Utr bitta are big enoush and 1 cart
Yacht ClUb, ot which l waa a fire st&Uon note• eertouaeu and ..fttl lmagine that tbey will be.
melflber fori JIW\7 )'..,., enjoyed callJI headquarters. Marine Ave-j Well, It looke like credit con-·
sonle ..Ulnc a.lad swi8JGU.nC on old nUE brtdee and M&rine AYelWe to Uola ue about to be imposed on La~ Michtcan and riailed the f~ Balboa . Avenue completely block-tte puft.h.ue or moat item.ti. !At's
ot bkl frleRd# who ue ~ on ed. hbpe th•y will 'be more .. ~
thefl.a.A4 o( the UvlJl&'. Ftfteeo Mbwt,. L&aer ~ the Jut ti.me aa regards to
A:fter Chtcaco, we went on to Houaes on :botJt. aideli of Ma'1_ne Mi.a of au.t.omobilu. I suppoM the j W .. hlngton, D. C., then on to Avenue near bridl'• have cauiht i*nalty fer lntractloa.""of the rulwi
Pi"'9burfh and Philadelphia; our rire. Fumea from ~ running ln-WftU be the UN&l $10,000 w 10 nex~ •top waa N-ew York cttyi to bay, carried tiy wind, hu ytani in j&i.l or both. M'uch mon> wh~ yours trul~ wu born. Spen tluhed back and are burniaa on aevere than for the Commie ~
a few daya there betnr cordially surface. OutgoiDI' tide i. carry-~tor wbo does a real and tnten-
recelved and mt.etuJned by my lng fire to llloata at pr;vate pien tiioaal job of impeding the war
old dear friend aerb Stone, Editor Oil northeast corner of Little .+oaomy.
~) Oa-Ibo_ ..... fl-• .... ,._ . Orqe C~st College to Expand
WE'VE TACKl.ED "PRO'S'.' BEFO~E fine and Applied Arts Program 'lbe tragic circum.stanee that obliged the United States
to nhAn the fighting in Korea by pitting YOUD&' and in.ex· Under tht dir~Uon of Kenneth D. Boettcher, the Division or
-r-h Fine and Applied Arts of Orange COaJSt Colk&'e ha.a erown rapidly. perienced troops against bat&.h&rdened armies a.s very The &rt, home economics and musJc' department.a will offer several
evideDUy . injected a guilt comptex into the U. S. public new opportunities to students when the rail St:mester be~ns on Sep·
mind. Men say: "This must never happen again! Let us tomber u .
make eUFe, from now on, that boys we eend to battle will 'Ille Art Department has enlarg-·~-------------
th f , ., ed its offerlDga in the CeramJcs Ct.AL. n..,. · be as well prepared for it all any enemy ey may ace· course for the coming year. Under ITl&9ftl ...,pose
Every American will say Amen to that. And yet, how Ibe direction ot Wllllam P•y•e.
can that be posaible? The wugh truth of history is that lnttructor, aa advanced course In OH Drllllat
We ha ...... had t o becrin all of. our wars by sending green Artware Pottery will be available ,..., e-to •econd year ceramics student.a.
troops aJ&in.st seasoned professionals. Soldiers--as any SpecJalJaaUon tn the technical.
combat veteran will tell you--cease being ''green", no comlrnePCial, a.rtUit·pot.ter, or de-
matter hoW much peace-time traiµing they may have had, =ib:velopment fields will be
only Ylhen they have had actual battle experience. Under the able dlrectlon or Mi ss
Since we, a peaceful peopll:, o.ever start war, but only Patrl<I .. Moore, th~ Ho01e Econ-
b l omics Department's "Clothing'' fight to defend ourselves against aggressors W 0 are a • course has become very popular
ready seasoned in war, our initial handicap seems unavoid· during the past two yea"rs. Mater-
ahle. The Kaiser's troops had been . fighting nearly four Lal selection, etyle design, and W ciota!Jl&' construction have been years when our green troops tackled them in World ar I. hl&hligbted Ihrougb the public P""-
So it was when we entered World War II against battle-suatatJon ot· all student style
seasoned Nazis and Japanese who had fought for years shows at periodic in ter v a Is
A pet ition ,,., .. aa aaendment
to the-coun•y --.ial' ordinance
which woUld pnV4lAt · oU and gM
drilllng aJOnr the coast will be
cl tculated tly • poop of Corona
del Mar ell~ •
Meetin&" , ai tU lloiAa 'of Mra.
Thomas B. Kennedy, preii~nt . ol
the La&UJl& Taxp¥i Aa8oc1a-
tion, member& Uteed taat oil welliS
woUld t~nd to deer.. property
values . Tbe peUtion would ask
the outlawin& of drilllnl" on tbe
coastal slope froin the Santa Ana
rlv~r to th~ San Die&O county line.
UuollJ:bout u.e 8 ch o o I year. in Cl:Una. So it was in the War of Independence, when the ThfOu&ll individual pidance, each occ
"embattled farmers" took on the Redcoats and Hessian atudent receive. instruction In ~r-I to
mercenariea. son&llzed styling to flt he r own
needs. and those or the ~rtlcular I Begin
We won those wars, ne\!ert.h.eless-and any combat occasion. F tban
veteran can let us in on a little secret that helps explain DtuM:e Band QO Practise that. He'll tell you that the soldier's art of war-'which Coast College ls among the first
In this area \o orrer a music course 1 Ninctl'f!n returning lettermen boils dpWD to killing and keepi.ug from being killed-is under the tltle or "Dance Band." ' will tK> pe.rt of the expected
leaned mighty fast, once he's ill it. A hot battle or tWQ, Eustace RQ,ju, popular music tn-turnout or a.lmost 100 football
. and ·your green recruit is suddenly transformed into a very •truc\or hp.s or'gatii%ed this course ht?pcfuls . who wfll meet with Or-
• ·be rnf to every •fter.' interest shown in the dance angl" Coast Gollege, Coach Raf ~ t.o~h pro. And that sholuld some co ort .~ ... UyLl,ir._~t.ua< emphulud R,osso ' on--Wedneoday, Au,. 30.
• papent who has a beloved ~ Oftl> there. -~Ola 1-ror 811l!h · ~cttbh.~ ···"rh.18 ~e'$cT..ed • teii-e" · (ui-nout
----• Thia ' course will consist or thej plus a lieavy sprinkling of re-
study Md· ,,ertorm&11:ce or dance I turning gr1d1ron veterans wit1 ~ CIVIi.JAN DEFENSE ISN'T POLITICAL band music with special emphas is give Coach Rosso high hopes '°'
on phruing, and production tech -1 th1~ comihg sea.on, OCC's third The urgent necessity for intelligent civilian defense
' planning to cope with the dangers inherent in the present
emergency cannot be denied. The exact nature of that
planning, however, should be •bout the last question that
partisan politicians should seiu on aa a political issue, and
it la shameful to find tliat some C&lldidates for public office
niques. year on the playing rield.
The Music Department has add~ A large squad will enable Ros-
~ a new Baldwiu Electronic Or-so to deveiop strength in depth
gan to the 'facilities available In an and make a strong bid for the
efrort to increase the opportunl-conrt'r ence title. Newcomers to
ti~ ror .students Interested in thr the squQd include many high
study of religious music as well school · Stars rrom Southerrl Call-
u g1ve added support to the many fornia and We.stem Arizona.
choral groups. now being hear..(! on Last year OCC w~ a strong
campus. The console o f this organ third In the Eutern Junior Col-
la of standard two manual con -lcge Conrerence, and was ranked
structlon with a 32 note ~dal I thirteenth nationally am ong
board. With 24. separately voiced junior college&.
. in California have done so.
The major responsibility for building and coordinating
adequate civilian defense programa lies with local commun-
ities. 'Fortunately, the mayors· of most a.Jifornia cities are
resolutely assuming that responaibility, taking the initiative
in developing workable plans and seeking the cooperation
and advice of military authorities.
In the final analysis, of COIU"&e, the only real defense
of our coastal cities and towne is dependent on our ability
as a Nation to build our military defenses as rapidly and
efficiently aa it is humanly possible to do. Only the inter-
. ception of enemy planes can prevent the dropping of atom
bombs.
Proper civilian defense phuining must he geared to
supplement military defense planning. Its ouccesa depends
on wtity of effort, and in uo sense should it he allowed
to become a political issue.
slope and two couplers, the stud· _ __
enta will be able to shift directly Dod U h Ids
to any standard church organ and IJ8 p 0
reel at home.
The FootbaJl Band will appear tCODllaut)d l•ora PaKe l)
durinl' the coming season in nt""'
military .style uniforms. The fl ashy
maroon whipcord coats and trey
Oa.nnel alacks will be topped with
white "Sam·Brown" belts and
white gklves. The band stunt team_
has been busy during the past s um-
mer organizing and working out
many new lde.a.s ror the half-timr>
activtty or the home conference
games.
damage suit by Richard I. Nf'W-
men. president of the Costa l1t"sa
Kiwanis Club, against. James J .
Galla clier and Loren H. Wells for
$917.46. The action alJeges that
Newman's truck was hPavily
Uan1ageJ in an accident with a
truck •driven by Wella and be-
lon~inl' to GalJacber.
Jurisdiclioa or tbe court was
questioned on the basia that it
was acting ror a township with
QUEEN MOTHER NAZLI. of a popul&tion of 1e&a th&.n 30,000
i11:Jpt, in Ca1if-"Often kings ancl t.Aercrore AO\ entitled to act BACK T()...._l)()N'T SAY JT! and queens are th• slavee of their in a<:tlona in•olvlng amounta over
people." $300. Maybe we ahouldn't 1Dention it but one of these days 1 ____________ .:_ __________ _
soon the kids are going to wake up and find that there's
: nothing left to live for. That'• the day school start&.
Such cruelty. They have to get up in the morning and
waah their' faces. They have to ai1 in a classroom part of
the day and do homework (maybe) at night. All tlie time
they have off is several houro in the afternoon and all
• day Saturday and Sunday.
Gee, wish we could enjoy llllCh CFUelty.
---~··----' • INFLATED EGO
• Ma.Dy things are intlated in this country, but nothing
aa greatly as the ego of politicians who do the inflating.
• '"!be world is 1Dovillg ao fast these dajll that the
man who says it can't be clone iot generally interrupted
: blf 900 z Gne doing it.'' -A.non.
•
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• "l ha11;e yet to -uiy government agency which is
~cut rjght down to the core.'" -Paul H. Douglas, U. S.
: SeutoP from Illinois. .. ____ ., ___ _
• 'TeUllwa who drive w\Ul one hand are uanally headed
: tor _. clwrch Uale. Sc•• will walk dOW!l it; others wlD
•be euried." -Anon. . ---~----~ ..
~ motoriata • tW pUI_ an aD-tm. higti of ::new.,..~ blllloo 1a spec1.i motor.._......,. t'"' -o.iaso
Dr""~
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Counl'I
Copimenl
By GEoa<llt IL llAAT
0Nll.l'e Uouaty P1'W ....._.
The problem of tindlq • job
ha.I been tu.nied end tor eQ.d, 1n
one respect, since the Kanan
fii'htlnir be&an. aay oftlc\&lli or
the state emp}oymeat ".ee.n:k:4.
The m,e.n w'th a diMMli'l or a
haadlcap i. 'ow UM fol>·IWMd
lad with pNtpee,lVt employa&
lt 111ual W..v• Mm .. -..... ._..
nod. ORO • --t -., M cou.kl po..-4 Uw ........ -11
day wit!M>ul en• &MU.. Ma lulf' root in ,,.. cncrk ol u _...,._..
of Yachtln& M.agulne, at the New York Yacht Club, coMldered as Illland. Some p.a 18 on fire in Well, tht.s is your Friendly
you 1 probably know, the most ex-Grand canal. between north eod J'ord Dealer .saylng Good·bye
elusive club m tbe country. or Balboa Avenue. Two fire boats a.ad good hee.ltb, and I will se.
Tbell we dl:'Ove up lb.rough New from Harbor Department are at· you ag&in next week.
li:ngland's beauUful country, atop· tackln&" and controlling fire In Auguet 21 , 1950. _ C the Bay.
Pin• first at Stamro.u., onn., to Trarr1c has created an accident villi\ the old home of my boyhood day9. It wu tbue at St.amtord, and blockage on bridge over
out 10 , the StamfOJ'd Yacht Club, Grand Canal. Trarttc In the Im-
a b8autltUl club, located at Ship-mediate area has become .serious-
an ,Point on Lons Ialand Sound. ly congested.. Fire brand.a are be-
... aere I find. satled with my Uncle. ing curled .southwest by wind
1 w,u but tlell y-.n old tlMA, aad and Fire Department ta ROtitted
l ha" been Ailing ever since. We that .91!Veral rOQfa in the vicinity
~PROFESSIONAL~
~ OIRECTO!lY ~
WNIWl9
weare exiellded the veey cordial of Amethyst and Apolena are on
couftuiee of the Stamfo.sd Yacht r~e.. Baroid CJ. Decllei; D:D'.S.
Ctult. and enjoyed our vialt there Neighbors and citizens have ot· Oral 8llrpioa ~r. AtM>ut tM oaly plil.ca he
could aet a job wu w4Uli QDodwill
hdu.s.trtea, which rn&lce.s hle kind
it.Ii specialty. 'f.h• employen WIWlt·
ed a fuJJ aet cii muaclel .
iml'JMUltly. ganiz.ed fire briga des to combat Practice limited to-
1...&rchmonl, New York, wu our roor rires and water preuures ~=~Uoa US • S2nd St.
next atop, where we were enter-are lowering in the mains due to ~ m1a Newport Beac.b. ~ a.t. the fa.moua Larchmont over use. Three fire companies .fta1 Barbor 2200
. But the l"\4l1a bese.o ft.n.J Vi
Korea. and. Jn&f'ie&lly, aU was
chanced fOr t" dlaUled ol' h&adi·
capped per"aoq. Now ~ eaplOY·
era love him. r'll wu cMDr&ed. loo.
for tbe bi$ 1'ucular ,,_,.. Now
they &re pou.qdint' tu pa.....-t.
Now they a.re l&8'tillJ t.lle employ-
l'r's stony sW•.
Yacht Club. I sailed four racu on are "'orking and two rite boat.a. ':J============'. one or the popular International Mutual aid h.a.s been ordered. Fire ,.
clad' yacht.a durinl' Larchmont spreading on Balboa Island. City
Rac!t Week. What a slJht, and Mal\ager Sailors and Mayor 1'1·
what an event that Race V'Z.eek Is ? bell, who were attending a
BEOlllEJl, D. D. !L
DENTISTRY
head, w•..-e we ha" the great lelrt.on, have been notltted and aM--M •> ,... ~Newport Blvd., Costa e.aa pleaBure of spcndi...,. a day aboaJl'd returniag.
'flen we drove on to Marble-League of Cities meeting In Fu!-h
one· of my former boats. the Thirty !'flnute§ Later teal Bide. Beacon 876.2
ffiMtiU7 ~ Lar~hmont Q. "CeleriMB." She la Cables have been burned and 606 E . Bay Ave., Balbba
The &naw81' to tbla •tranl"e
about·face is, 'of course, the ml1t·
tary draft. When an employer
hires a man he natu.i:ally wan~
him to l.a.!lt qn lhe job. so that
it 'Nill not be , neceasary to make
r·epla.cements or changu. Ordi·
na rilly. the physically complete
man was lht; be.st proBpe~t In
point of durability.
abotJt th~ same ldse u a 12 rheter, most t elephones are out. Tbe Dia-l Harbor 327-J
as you may know. We won the aster Commander has arrived fam~us Mackinac Race In 1925 a.nd made 8 survey. Edisoa Lines ._,..._ __________ __.
with: this great ship. she's p. beaut-have burned down, grounded and OPTOMETIUSTS
y, a&d how l'ood It seemed t o be tbe island is without electricity .. ....;t...._..;;:_~_;~~_;_; __ _
on board her api•. Fire still spr eading. Roof fires I V. E. KOEPSEL, O. D.
··edt llil d'riin 'hp"J<Wooltiod ·his
durability Into a cocked hat. ea
tar as employment prospects are
concerned. The employer knows
that the disabled or handicapped
man will outlast the man with
muscles. The disabled employee
will stay hired. He won't be get-
ting mail that start.e nut with
"greetings."
H P present owner", a Mr. and now active in district bounded by j _ _..,..OPT~~A~l•l?_!.__._ MraJ Howard Be.llard of Marble-Ba.Jboa Avenue. No. Bay Fron,, .. ·~ ~
heM1, were 11108t cordial, and enter· Amethyst to Sapphire. Evacua·
talned us at the Ea.atern Yacht lion of Island orde red and ln 311' W. Newport Blvd.
CJu"" the most beautiful of all Ute j Newport llrMe.b ~ ~ progress. ....,.... 2511 yacht clubs on Long ~Aland Sound. A number of casualties rrom ·
I wender If Caftfornia wtll ever burns. traffic accident.a &Rd gen-
have any yacht clubs u beautlrul eral confusion ·have developed.
and-&8 extensive with euch lovely Second call ror mutual aid re-
ground.a, u thoee eaatem aeaboard quested. All available disaster
clubl! facilities have arrived and are
Alter M&rbletrr.ead we drove \.tP functioning. V.'ind ha.a abated
to New London and Ptymouth, a.nd changed to s . S. W. at 5 took in Plymouth' Rock and iium-W mph.
l4dy Att.ondaat
'10 C.-t Hlpwa7
CORONA DEL MAR
DAY AND NIGHT
Plloae Harbor U State employment service say.e
that the Korean buslnua haa re-
versed the whole job problem tor
them.
erou1 polnU or interest. e alao Spot fires outside or bu.med·
took In Cape Cod, a moat Inter-out d!atric l are under control. -·------------
esttrig ffPOl on the New England Ma.in runction remainihg is clea.r-Cout. Then on up to Boaton ror
This situatictn will color the na.-
tional observance of "Hire the
Handicapped" week In early Oc-
tober. Maybe it should be changed
to "Hire the Healthy 1 Guy·•
ilnl' up fire are.a, continuin1r eva-
a eouple of day.a, and over to cuatlon o( ca.s:ualtiea, housing and t OJd ltatabllehed Insurance
Charlestown to the-great Navy reeding. 60 r~Hies in need of Yard.ti, whe~ I spent • heff day A&e:DCY on boa.rd the "Constitution" (Old housing, feeding and clothing. All tines wrttten..
Ironlides). A mot!lt Interesting ex-Last 45 minutes of dlaa.9ter-OWAJU> W. GEBBJSB
perl"-ce. Flre.li have not all been extinglr I ~· ·1·•·d b d f I08H.wpo .. BIYd., COlllaX-Tt\en we doubled back to New 1 _. in area ut. anger IPOl1l ~ PRONB BRA.CON 1!!101
llln.I " T•loldag
It may or may aot he Indica-
tive or the killd of lb.inking now
being cultivated IA thi• country,
un..Mr a pater•alilltic cov""1nent.
but Irvine park offtci&ls a.nd
lzaa.k Walton t..eawueN &ril i.n-
clined to pl&e~ such an interpre·
talion upon a development w)\Jch
tMy think Ml th« ~ight of
YorJI aftd vi.ailed the Rat.My Lap-further" spreading has been con-"'±============ thorae plant &t ctiy la.land. wltiere trolled. •
somethl ng or other.
Recent\;' the Jke.e CODC~ived the
notion th.at M. woukl he a ftnp
thing to open lnrln.e ~rk. lake
to the yovnfJ91eFe fOP twhift ..
~y prevailoed upon the COlUlt)'
wpe.rviaon to 00 Ult' anQ the
event was signalled by a hie opea-
inl' da,y flshlns contast. with lot.II
ot prUe.e fumtilbed -.y \M Izaa.k
Walto n' League c:hapte"' of t.he
county.
A We mob attended, had a fine
time and heaped deaerved pra.lae
1.1pon the l.u.ak WUton J.Aac\14.
Collq. Ratsey, who you remember
visitfld u. •t Newpor\ laet yer.r,
rec~ed Ula moet cordi~lY and
ent'f1:'taln-4 us Ln the ~ iu.p1t-
abl•~•New Ena:l&nd 91yl9. tit.Iii '¥'-".
wit~ him wu moat enjoyable, and
we discussed his making a new
auit. of 8a.i&a for bill rormer "Jay•·.
now my "Qwaac.Wn II," aa you
knoW.
After that we wound up our
buairie• In the Ca.st &.Rd .Muted
our drive back to the West Coast.
a.op., all hu beat well ac New-
port ae..b uo vleiaity d\Uiag
0\lf' I.bee~.
Civic Gr_, AsU
(Cl<* __ ._,)
L.-.a ...... ,,.,, VI 11 k 'ha.cww
But now. .-.. after only a 1be com.pi.-·"' ..._.,. Mat to
rew abort wHU, th• Ikea Ila" the State -.11 O>=·'"ktn fol-..
1oet thw popularity wtlh ..-tlab· -•:
iq ffy. NoMQ' Ill<• -Ml' Detu! Bin:
:non; they .,.. .• bolllS uked '° la~ o( U.. -p and
!loller doWll UIX~• rain bar-U·-o( Ula C..tnl New·
--el, or allde down their cslJar port Bee.ch. CoiamuaU.y Amoda-
ioor. lion, we ""9 .,. _ l!> ....,_ the
What have th~ 'DI:~ done to de-pl"OpOliUOa. of ~ Mewpqrt.
JUVe all tb.19 ! Not.hi.DC. And taeacll ooe&D ((Qa.L prope~ -·-
that"• the eompl&iaL The Ike. are tweetl &J», 8Mta Aae ri'ftl' and
~ crltisiRd bec•n• tllty don't the -·•• point .. put of. a
fuml&b '-· t1a1Un1 poleo. ltalt. lto~~ll ,..,Jact.
rte.. at the park lake. WiT a1rM47' ••• afttte.,.. at
So fv nobodJ' Ma comP•'"td. our ._. ..., U.. H•t..UaPon
._._ UM ll<M -·t ~ 9-1> ............ IOr -Wbo
wrYUU to bait UM ~ JUll ..-.i \Mi t1t1!1i of NCrlatiea
la the flab ~ 11rMc>k tbem. 1lUI ·•• M•_1u Qae; ow oe.-froot·
·-for It "!'>' ~ -· ~ • . ....,. -. ..,.,al •'UM al· .... to ba Wbd ~ wtMa !'llMl:f'I ..... ,.\II .... J?''g1m&'et
• repJllllc -U>lo & ....,.qq. -•!>IN 11J1 Wt ~ for --timn,._.. •• IJ I Ill t.-i Vt ~ftl!!(Sp l1M ~ .. ., .... , ... t ........ . -=·r. · iooti...._. ~°' 1112 :r n -----~ -PM•• •111l --ri•AJ. ......... mmv. ~ """ .... NOQ . I tMll ........
SailDra said that imlMdiatel.y
Upcl'll heari.n'g or lhe diaul.ef in
rdllerton· ,he .wOuld give. ,ilfders
.frdm 'th~d>' to soUDd' tbs' ai&jor
disaster alarm. l! the attualion
devdoped u outtined upon hi8
arrival ln the Barbor .ebort:ly
after he would give ordera to
t>vacuate Balboa IaJand which
wot.lid be carr,_ied out by baete
of the Balboa Power SquadniN'I
and Cout Guard AuxtUuy. Be-
cause of the wind dlrectioa,
people would be l&ku orf ti..e
lee.side of the laland.
F ir:at aid would be admlnletft-
ed at the acene, or a.t the Corona
d•l Mar an.d Horace En. .. gn
schools whe re victims wouJd be
ta.ken by the transportation corpa.
The Red Cross would prepare
housing for those without homes.
At the next meeting, Sept. 5,
each member will pre&ent a wrlt-
1ten report of hie 801Ution of the
GENl!:RAL INSURANCE
Coun.ou.. ln/<>r11«J,1.WR.
IU1 --lllv4. Iii....__ ~-.u
-IOllH B. llMM ; Dlli11 a I Poet Imam
Ill.., .... a-. .......... Dm•.,
disaeter problem and It will . be
made a permanent part of the
plan. Another problem Ui ahlo be-
lng prepared for that meeUng
by Hay Langenheith, Bert Webb
and Police C&ptain Walt Dy9on,
ror another part of the cit)'.
Eventually every eection of ?few-<:============~ port Bea.ch will have beeft cov-;
ered in the disaster pro..,.am Qd
all r-eporta Wfll be made a part
of the permanent dlauter plan.
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Bay Shora
Bey Mather
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by Warr111 Gladiidl
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Robert Wilcox · & Ellen Am Potter
Repeat Vo¥ts at AU Sa~s Ouch
Many are UM ...._ ..-...
dfng plan• ,are betng changed
Ui ese day~. 8.o d one ot the111 was
s»ea Ann Ptlitter, ~u....-at Mr·
and Mra. Angus Warren P otter,
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FAC .Bridge Group
Meets Tomorrow
217-Pearl Ave:. Balboa lslaMI. • · Jtasular meeting of the bride"f'
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E""'·mit·_ .. -(;..a' 1,a.dA. ~"· .. ou· pie Ale fl.·u-ts ' C~st· Meae Couple PAGE J -PAR1!'l --~D~Y. AUGUST 24, 1950 ln"""CD~19M.>eon11SQUthtc., land~Hone\M:)ymoon1 P~o:!:~::: fr:~ C.:"e:_ -rr~~P-RE SS 9
• 4. Pkr<:e, 122 Broadway, 1 ~ F/~ . ., r ..;:,.• -~
Meu., poetcarded thls week . '
_.:·~~th:, ~:!:~~tll·~ .... hlo< .. _ ..... _ _.-.-pa-c--.--1'1"1<--""--",-lhe-.. -~nw~. ~~ ~·:'~:: E I . . I ., 0' . 'f\ . .
l&J!llc tourlato 1n all llolllhona ~ frt-~w-....... with tbem trip lo Detroit 80 much . Now -xc U$1Y9 'I urs
l'ornl ){ --• M--~~ T · &1' havln&' tun In OUT new car '-a. r ... Kio ••· .-.uwan1 • &IMI ~ ott for Reno when Uv Plcardo~of Se&t\Je, Wutt .. hon.yr-cfremo117 wu performed. 1 whJ,ch we bou&}lt ln Detroit.
mo-••s an.er an ~on.. . In &MMll:irr Callfomi& tit-aaw "OUr hotel ln Nlagta.. Ontario.
eJ t. nfete Wlth all tJle ·r· -.ii looked out over the Jrall1. Kagntf-opemtn com,. i ' their.· tint palm tree. cactu and tcent! We have seen three, and trtmmJnp. 1 oil well. Knott'• Berry P'arm wu
nae lo'wely blonde bride ta ~· an u~rl•nct. They U.ve been to plan croulnJ" the fourth Great
tanner 1ll&qery IAnll, daVfltiter Mexlco, .-n CapUtrano mlMion, Lake. Comlns home by way ot
ot Kr. &l1d Mn. Nela .A... Lera of tOW'ed the bay alter eoektalll at the Black Hllla, Yellow1toae Nat-
SeatUe and· niece ol Mr MM--. Balboa Bay club, and today are lonal Park and Salt Lake City &tt·
Mre. BorcMld StepMm of Maret.-vlatilJC relativM aad trienda la er a vlait in Minneapolia."
su. A. ve:, Corona d•l Mar and 111\1 Hollywood aJld I.ncllWOOd.
left home at• 2:00 a 1m., :vi• the Accomp&11ytnc them have ~.
traditional ladder. Mrs. St.epheM and her other houe-
Even then It would, not have ben aueata her .Uter, Mra. E . P . Auaen
pomi~ll lf M.&rpry'a •t.er .nd and d&uchten C&rol and Norma,
roommate had not been a.way lhet ot Inglewood.
week. And the ladder 111•Y have ------
had 80meth1ng t.o do wt~ it, tor
it had been le&Alng a~11t the
hou11e for two lftOllUI•, PlanUns
lnaldiom 9Urge9t.lon la the 1u~-
conscioue mind. ·
Mrs. Ruth Weig•nd
Wins Double
on KFI Program
Women of Moose
Attend Initiation
At Garden.Grove
Seven members ot Newport I
Beach lodge, Women of -Moose,
attended an lnltatH>n of new mem-
bert at Gardea Grove Jodee thl1
week. Thill wu .ponsorinl' lode•
for Newport, and the local 1enior
~gen~ Allee Andey<>n~ waa pre-(
~nted w1th new flli.g holders tor
lhe lodge room.
Thoae att.«ndlng trom here were:
Makers of Mexloo's Moet
Sldrta
lleaatlhl Bud l'ahtted
Now prleed lower. U....
Sotttb of the Border
99~ 1295 1495
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New shoW'l•g a eomplet.. oelecUoa of lla.od poilAIAld
and hand seree11ed wool cb'ank oklrta ud blouses.
818 Marine Ave. · BALBOA ISLAND
So when the houte wu quiet th•
brldegTOom-to-be climbed the lad-
der and helped brinl" dowa ..Wt-
case11, two ot thaJll; a Ml box full
ot shoes w-.C.tl feU "~and 1pb1.·
e4 •ta C09.tu.ta. ta hia ~; a" box
of ketUa and eampin&' equipmen~
wh.Jch dropped the_ 1.Ut fQur feet:
boxe11, ao m&ny "we haven't even
counted t.Mm;" u4 all Gt Ku·
gery'a clothea. atlll on their hang-
Mra. Ruth Welpnd. 1133 Ea.al
Balboa Blvd., l"Ol one of the 1Ut
Hilb at the Double or NothlnJ
11:00 a .m. progn:m over KFI on
Monday. But It WU & lucky 1eat,
for she wa.s one of four choaen tD
be interviewed by Walter O'Keete
and She won $40.
Mn. Andereon. Fra.Akile LeValley,
Lorraine Montgomery, Edna Pheg-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ley, Myrtle Humphrey, Elate King fi
and Gtace Ske-en.
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0-at tbe PieU'do -lM _,...,..._ ___ .
~. Ed'a ..... r !al11,· s l.be
......... --•lllle -ha.a· M-1 Ml'f 1t Ed tu. lllllil Mlonl'-
1.np te tff car.
llw:1', _..h a.ter ill' the day the
,_., eoupl.e, .n.. tk ear more or
Mni. Welpnd 11elected "Chee11e11"
u her subject and the top qu•tlon
wu "Wltat ett.eae la named after
a cit¥?" The an11wtt being "Phll-
adetpi.la Cream."
HOME PftOM CAMP I
Lyle Licakrpr, ~n of Mr. and 1 Mn. J . c. l.J•barger ot ctron.a
dtl Mat, recf'lllll.7 returned from
Pine VaDe7 OD ... e~ence Ca•p. I
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SKILL DRILLS AND SA~'D
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Wax Your Floon?
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BELLOWS
Stnllf'ht Ky. Bourbon. 81 p~f
4/5 qt. . . • 4-25
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Every O...p 7 yean okl
SPECIAL CASE PRICE for
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NEWPORT'S
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SPORTSMAN'S LIQUOR
!at Newport. a.iv.a.
'Gordon's Dry Gin
9-&.4 proof
4/5 qt. 3.45
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OOMPLETlt 8TOCll OF
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and Calif. Wines
OLD HICKORY
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4/5 qt. . ....... S.98 Pt. ...... 2.50 y, Pint ·················· 1.28
DE w AR'S HO!IO< BAJI SPECIALS wi.i1~ ....,.1 Scotck Old Colony Gin
4/5 qt. . • • §63 /5 qt. . . . 293'
.Black & White West Indies Rum
S<"otch 4 yrs. old
4/5 qt. . . . 558 it/5 qt. . . . . 279
Ellen returned oaly a week lll'O 9eCtioll al t he Co.ala Mesa Friday
from a aarumer in munpe '1lK her ..Al'lemooa Club will be held tGmar
wedding gown was chosen and in-row f Frtday) In the dabhouse.
vitations ordered, dated for Oc:-L. Des.aert will precede brid&e an•
7 when ahe wonki repeat vows il'I canasta play. ,
All Saint.s Epl.Mlopal chUHh, Jin-Hoste11ses will be Mrfll. Heinle
erly Hills. with Rehrt Walker Kaiser, Mrs. W . B. Mellott aad
Wilcox, 80,.. ot Mr. and Mrs. M_,.,,_._c_h•_r_l•_•_F_._'"_H_•_nd_. ___ __:~=======================--============-:.g:=======(A;::bO::;:::v;:e::l;:"""":==:=::p;:l;:"":==:=...i:==:="'=::""':==:=l =::=::=::=::=::=::::',' Richard Wilcox of "Maryland Dr.,
818 Coaat Hl&"fl\\'llY BE 6025
••tt'1 ea1y to allow time be-
tween yew calls. Jv1t walk
around the roo .. lt:tetween
eech one." ... Please wait a
few minutes between your
cals so other folks can reach
you more.easily ... Pacific
Telephone.
West Los Angeles.
When Mr. Wilcox was recalled
from the Air Force Reserve and
or•l'Td: to San Francisco on Sept.
l , it waa decided to have the
quietest of ceremonies with only
'"embers of the Immediate fami-
lies pJ"'e&eQ t .
-People do read the Pren aaa.
So on T11esday, A..,aat. 22 at
five o'clock, Ellen and bbert were
married by Rev. Castelianoe In the
little chapel at All Saints. It was
here t)l.e bride had been ettrtirt.·
ed and confirmed and where she
waa nO'N given in keeping by hu
father. Altar Vaaes were filled
with stUT1mer dahlias and llcllted
candles t old their slory ot a,.._oJd
symbolism. -Be wiff-tell people--advertile? Instead ol ._.hite satia, mien
wore a becominC' brown ph&rdi.M l
------------•l suit \A."lt h ch&mc:U bat and stoves.!
W E.L c Hf s and a conace ot yellow orchlda o
with brown cent.n. Her matron ot
honor wa~ M8J'jerie f llrs. Wwtam)
Glenn, also in a MOW1'I .Ut !let
off by yellew romee.
De.vi.I Wltitmc .... Mst mu.
After tM ce,._...y t.ke w e<l·
d YIC" p&J"ty dined at Ulie J..a tban
ctu.b. wftl\ the .... aDll .,-oorn
cutti• the ~ cab Pill be-
ing louted wtu. cltampacne.
Th'e new Mn. Wi.lcoK. wu l!'&O-
ua ted iJ:l J une fl"OID UM U"""""8ity
ot So':'the.rn C~l~onai,• ~ biC'a
ot
llNuld was grad\lated from
COSTA MllA ...... , • Sn F ebruary and ifll a Tau Delta ~W '= Tau. They w11.1 honeymoon al Car-
·------------'IJOal until September 1.
IMTlll.o::::a.e;.,,,h ~'l 7Ae ~ell
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Closed Sundays
end Evenings
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~AGE 4 -PART ·I. -~RSDAY, AUGUST 24, ·1950 Mrs. Albert Periera
.. ~~~ a Is Honor Guest . a~ WIF ....:."==.PRE s s ~ At Stork Shower
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Lyle Haigh at Home ·
After No;thern California HpneymoOf'I
Mra. Albert Perein. wu hon·
ored with a atork Mower ll"tlday
nl&'ht at the borne of Mn. W .
D. Hodadon, 129 • 21th St., Nevi·
porL Friend• of the guest of
honor uid memben and triencb
of the Finl Baptt.t church of
Newport were lnvtted. Mn. Wm.
Hodadon, Jr.. entertained with
many gamea during the evening.
M&klng thelr home at 8li -38th._---------~--
St. are Mr. &nd Mra. Ernest Lyle
Ha.lgh. whoee northern Calltornlll
honeymoon rollowed their recent
marriage ln Westmlnliter Preaby-
tertan church. Vows were repeated
at four o'c1ock with Rev. Kenneth
BQyd otfldating ln the double
ring service. ,
The bride Is the former B:a.rbara
Lee Murray, daughter ot Mr. and
trs. Leo E. Murray of Westmlns-
fer and her husband lA the 80n of
Mr. and 'Mrs. A . D . Halgh of New-
~rt Beach.
! Barbara wore a balleftna length
~reaa of White Chantilly lace and
'1er veil of Illusion wu edged with
lace from he r mother'& wedding
j own. orange blOMO~ at each
•Ide ho lding It to the lace cap.
Matching lace mitts completed the ~Ostume. She carried a bouquet of
Mattered white carnatione and
~tephanotla.
, Mrs. Ray Goodson of Inglewood.
matron o f h onor . was gowned in
~qua taffeta. ballerVia length. with
white velvet sash at the waistline.
tfeor mitts were of white lace and
:te carried pink carnatio ns. Thf'
tir idcsmaid, MI MS Edie Kerr of
We~tnlinster. wall in or chid tal·
rfta with white suh and m lt U!
a.nd her flowet!'I were yellow car·
~lions.
•Roger Soderstrom of Costa Ml'-
88 waa bel!ll man and Leo Muray.
:~~:.r o~ut:r::n~~t~!: u:~erlhe
bride , wore blue georgette with
b)a ck accesso ries and a corsage
o} Mystery gardenias. Mrs. Haigh
was in rose satin with beige a c-
c~ASo,ies and her flowers were al·
S9 gardc.nla~.
Marilyn McGrew, soloist. sang I; Love You Truly, Always. and
Day by Day. Barbara Pryor, or-
ga nist. acc.:ompanlcd the Binger and
played the traditional wedding
rrla rches.
T elephone J096
C ity Council
City of Newport Beach
Newport Beach. California
Gentlemen :
PaJe pink dahlias, white gladio-
lus and maldenbalr fem decorated
the church. Pink dahllu were also
used on the bride'• table, with
white tapers, In the church snclal
hall where the reception wu held.
The Misses Pat Leach a.nd Mari-
lyn Suess cut and served the cake,
Mias Dianne Hart prealded at the
punch bowl and Mlaa H elen Hart
wu ln charge of the guest book.
A pink gabardine ault with white
acceASOries and corsage of Mr.J-
tery gardenias waa w orn by the
new Mrs. Haigh for her going
away cos~ume. She wu graduated
from Huntington Beac h hlgh
school and attended Orange Coa!lt
college, as did her husbe.nd. whQ
la now a photographer at Newport
Beach.
Lionbarger -Adams
Rites Solemnized
In Seattle Church
Ot interest to Harbor arf'a
friends is the news of the 11um1nr r
wedding o f ~ Ll onbarger. son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Llonbargcr .
461 Larkspur Ave . Corona d el
Mar. a.nd MIM Dorl!'! Adams.
daughter of Mt. and Mra. W . A .
Adams ,of Seattle. Waah.
The nuptlab w,..re 11JOlernnlied in
the First Presbyterian church,
The p&rty waa: opened with
prayer followed by singing.
.. Happy Party to You Betty".
Clever telegrams were written to
the atork U.l!iing the letten "Baby
Pereira." in order.
A scrapbook wu made by Mr11.
Robert Chaplin. Guest.a signed the
book and answered queetlon1
ther.aa u to the date of birth.
welgFlt, name, whether a boy or
girl. Refreshmentl!I were served
by the· hoateas,' Mra. Hod1Klon and
Miss Joanne Hodsdon.
Those present: Mesdame11 Scott
Geyer. Geor.ie H. Wiedman, W.
S . Hunsakel. J . V. Calli, Bea
Chaplin and Mlq Nancy Calli or
Newport Beach; Mmes. Charlca
Hall and Dorothy Lutz ot Costa
Mesa: Mmes. Well8 J . Jones, Wm.
Hodsdon, Jr., and Miu Diana M .
J ones of Temple City: Mra. David
Hodsdon and Miss Joanne Hods-
don or Monterey Park and the
hostess. Mrs. Wm. D. Hod.8don.
Those st'ndlnj: gifts werl' M\8s
MR.rc;a Coo1nbs and Meadames
Edward Burns. Robert Chaplin• o r
Ne-wporl and Howard Stief or
San Gabriel.
Keith Lee Family
Now at Happy Camp
Seattle. 'J'hc bridegroom was grad-Mr. and Mrs. Kei th Lee and sons
uated from Newport Harbor Union Gaylcn and Earl o f Costa MeM
high school. later attending the have moved to Happy Camp. local·
Los Angeles Bible Institute. The Pr! tri northrrn California. Lt. and
nt-w Mrs. Lionberger also attcn'1· Mrs. John Donnelley, fo rmerly of
ed the Los Ange les Bible Institute. E . IDt h St.. Costa b1esa. have
The young couple, who spent bought the Lee home. 271 Broad-
theit honeymoon In V8Jlcouvcr anrl I way.
Vi ct oria. are living in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. J . C . Lionbargcr SAMUEL GOLDWYN-"Any
and their younger son Lyle went I n1an who goes to a psychiatrist
no rth tor the w edding. sh9uld have his head examined.··
DIEHL AND COMPA,..Y
\V. A . Bat zle -B. B. Evans
CertiflE"d Public Accountants
3722 Tenth Strct
R lversklc, California
August 21, 19~0
F . ~f. Robinson
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In accordance with your Instruction:;, we h avt': mode an audit t'XBnline.ti9n of the accounts
and records of the
for the fiscal _\'C'at ending J un(' 30. 1950. and sub1nlt herewith a tt>port shov..•ing tht' financial
condition of the City a s of June 30, 1950, the Ca:'ltl Rf'celpts and Disbursen1ents for the fiscal
year endE'd t hat date. togeth<'r with a staterne:-it of Bonded Inrtebtedness and other related
statement.I.
The scope of examination c onsiBted of verification that all rf'corded departml'nta.I reCeipls
"'·ere properly accounted for and a co nfirmJltlon that all withd rawals of City funds were
made upon approve-ct demands .!tUpported by canct'lled warrants. bonds or coupons paid
through th~ ofrice of the City Treasurer. Exam'natio n of lht> rec("ipts and disbursementa in
connection with the 1911 Act Bond · AMe88ment account of the City Treasurer was confined
to a verJfica.tlon that the City Treasurer had cll!h on deposit i.n the bank in an amount equal
to the balances shown on lht" recorda mainta.lned from the 1911 ·Act a ccounts of .. the City
Treasurer.
We ex.an1ined or tested accounting recorda by met hods and to the extent we deemed ap-
propriate. obtained inforn1ation a.nd explanations fronl otrlc lals and en1ployees of the C ity
but did not n1ake a detailed audit of all transact ions: Our exan1ination was n1ade in a ccord-' a.net' with generally accepted auditing standards applicable in the circumstances and In·
eluded procedures which we cqnsidered neceMary. A.n examination has been nlade periodical-
ly through.out the year with quarterly report i being flied.
In our opinion, based upon such examination. t he a ccompanying exhibilB and schedules
corrt'c tly set rorth the finfl,nc ial condition. re :eipts and di.sburse1nents and bonded indebted-
ne~ of the Cit y of Newport Beach at and fo r the period staled.
... , Respectfully 8l.lbmlted,
Slgned-W . A. Batzle
DIEHL AND COMPANY
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF ·FUNDS
June 30, 1950
FU1'"DS BalancP Tranaf~n
Jul)' 1, 1949 to• -Frnm-
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RM"f'lpt:A Dlsbur"Sf!'ments
Unapportloned Fund 1$ 9.52l-$.C79,278.36 $ 479.744 .67 $ 503.29 ,, 46.60)
General Fund -0.00 -3'40.667.78 340,667.78 -0 .....
current Expense Fund 181.006.63 • 730.708.93 10.00 663,746.00
Water Fund 69.629.20 -:>05.75 239.367.78 152.750.62
Advertising Fund ~13,087 .42 • 22.713.31
Par'k Malnten&nce Fund 93.81 ' W,809.00
.o..... 20.908.11
-0.. 9.778.22
Par:klng Fund 3. 731.56 -0 ... . 20.&35.35 6. 798.69 C.D.M. State Park Fund 607.81 -0 ... .
Library Fun<I 12.320.34 • 17,467.34
~fotor Vehicle Act ·F und -0. 2,5,.966.00
Spe"l:ial Fund 32.339.~) • 43, 781 .14
Payroll Fund 1.000.00 • 539.235.82
4.673.96 1,597.31
2.328.63 17.348.28
2~.966.00 -0 .....
.W.6~.33 138.901.30 (
-0. ... -0 .....
-M9.:W.82
Property Salee 5.480.09 · .r -0 .....
ln Ueu Tax -0. 44 ,571.45
State Llquoi-' -0 ..... -23.148.25
Sewer "J'reatment Fund -0 ... -. • 3.:JM.12
fyrAL GENERAL
.f0.710.94 2.907.0I!
•4.571 .45 .o ....
23,146.25 --0 .....
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l.!1!.i11.M .·FUx-o 255.507.80. AS.310.76 __ .;..;.._.;;~ l.ih5.21i:J7
11'.YZREST AND
!tl!DEMPT1os ffiNoS:
lfi.8Cellaneous City Bonda
G~neral City Bonds M.¢. Bondo
TOJ'AL INTEREST AND
DbtilPfiON FUNDS
1ets Xc:t xaeeument
A.c'l'Jlaition 6 lrriprove-
ment Diatrict No. 1
1910 Act A-eument
---~Paid
TO'rAL 8"lCIAL AllllE8-lbiift PUNbi
4.429.35 •
41 ,349.84 •
2.311.97 •
H .40 •
370.78 -
--0 .•...
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it,801.ft '
' 8,813.'7 -
1,fl67.16
3,478.92
70.300.42
8.982.73
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-0 ..... 74,560.00
-0 ..... 8.S:I0.00
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2.:5.56.99 488.78
,.-.., 411.71
31.a«U 72.M.US za.uo.oo ·~L ..
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-0 .....
248.879.56
15.5,740.61
14.892.82
1.124.59
17,468.22
3.184.46
14.770.03
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1'6.820.37\
1.000.00
43,283.98
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-0 ...
3.3~.12
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2.987.84
37,090.26
2,974.70
48,Ga!.80
199.0:5
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Ann Gibson
Hes Birthday Perty
At Belboe Bay Club
Otrllftll· PllOM OAIUI~
Mro. im.te Kl/Ill and Mra. Hum-
phrey ot 1 H • 22nd St.. Newport
Beach had aa runtt: on Monday
Mr. and Mh .. R. 1 Marquot and
children of Gardena.
IT'S LA TEI TflAN
Bec:omlric a ··teen~ager" 18 a
apeclal event In a young girl'•
life and eo -tt wu that Ann Olb-
aon, daughttr of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred E'. Gitt.on ol Balboa 1 ...
l&nd, invited a group of young
frtenda to help her celebrate her
13th '-nalvenary' Tuesday evening
with a dancing party lft the
patio at Balbol, Bay club.
There waa a c&ke with candles,
punch and Ice cream, and for
amueement, gamea and dancing.
Mr. and Mra. Stroller White, Mra.
Charles Lamb and )Ira. Alan Poet
ual8ted Mr. and Mrs. Glb8on.
Girls and boys helping Ann
en Joy her birthday were: Caro
Doane, Marla Pleger. • ~ellnda
Lelthold, Jeanne Briggs, Ann
Stewa.rt. Joanne Hirth, Mary
Kramer, Patty Clemence, Ann
Suthe rland. Shirlee Hourrtgan.
Ruth Dudley, Judy Sleeper, Gall
Frahm, Sally Pfister and Ann
Glb8on.
Al~ Charles Lamb, Bob Mii·
um, Todd White, M ike Vail. Loren
Holmwood, Sonny Conant, Ron
Kepper, Peter Frost. Richard
Pleger, Don Oofflnet, Bobble C&I·
1111. Mike Long. Johnnie Eggert,
Bob Martin, Ronnie Chue and
Tom Post.
t1tt
Sf A RS
-People do read the want ad.a.
C"'4 S. t!ole .
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Harbor 1161
Evenlq'
Be9con 8120-W
LAWNMOWERS
Plll:CISION GROUND
REPAIRED
SAWS FILED and GUMMED
GENERAL REPAIR • nx:JT S HOP
OUr pri<Jee are competitive
All Work Ouaranlftl
BUTCllfZR•s KNIVES
WET GROUND
Farris Mower Shop
!ZOO Newport Bl,·tL
COSTA MESA
BrlDr this tMI and
Save 60e on m owflr
ltlaarpealar Job durtnc Augu•t
·' 'ROY ROGERS' PONY
and ACCESSORIES
lt'a Here , , See It •• , Se&l"I Corral
To be given away Monday, August 28.
Any boy or girl 4 through 16 years of age
is eligible. Get your ticket now!
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Boyville Preshrunk
Wool Jae Shirt Boys' Western I
Double Knee Jeans J 498 159 :
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• .. ~ Gm'G SHORT~l
ScHOOL BEUS will soon be cLlling youog America back co
classrooms ••• so give yoW'Self a.nd the kids a break.. Take off for
thc,mountaim aod beaches ... renew your vim and vigor bjgb up
among the peaks a.ad pines, or play io the surf and sand. And
wherever you go -GO via Paci6c Elccuic, the carefree way, eco-
nomically and comfonably.
e PLAY AT TllUI FAMOUS SOUTHLAND !JACHES -S.ota Moo;ca • °""" Puk • Veaia-• Playa del R.ey • Manhattan Beach • Hermosa Be-ach • R.t'd'pndo
Bacb • Sao Pedro • long Bt'acb • Naple1 • Bdmonc Shor .. • ~al ~cb
• Swf1idc-• Su.asn Be:acb • Huntington Beach• Newpon·BaJboa ~acb •Santa
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' e ENJOY THESE Mill-HIGH MOUNTAIN IESOITS-c,.,d;o, • Lll• c,..10..,.
• Piaeaett • Twia haks • Blue-Jay Camp • Lake-Arro .... head • SkyforHC
• Runaias Se:riogs • Big Btu Dam • fawn1kjn Resoru • Bia Bear Ciry • Big
ku Lake Villasc-and R.ct0ru. Take-Paci6c Electric to Sao BC'rnardiao and
Mou.ocaia Auro Linc r. rnoru.
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t• 1•11r f•••ritr w,,_u, •r "'.,,,,,,,;,, li•n,..•""·
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C o t to n broadcloths and
dainty prints in cute styles ...
jumper jerkin effects and 'jim
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Size
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f 98
Little G'rl Styles
' A bevy of mercer-!
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-·sq. p•ints. You'll ,
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Sparkling multiple plaids in
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Keen jeans! Sanforized
(max fabric shrinkage l /f0 ,
and strongly mode w!th
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Washfast Jr. Knit Shirts Roy Rogers SwJat Shirt
1 19 Strlklni Roy Rogers pajt~ on 99c Brilliant wide' bW.r stripe• In
smooth 2·p1y combed cotton.
Ribbed &et 1n crew neck.
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C'Uils. neck. bottom.
school. Sizes 4, 6, 8.
Tots Striped P lo Shir.ts Jr. Suspender Pants ;f ~iade of single needle mbed enc
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Zipper i:ty, 3 gpcket&, aeU lined.ck· Short slee\o-eS, crew n1k.
suspenders'. I ca).on and bu Sizes 2 to 6.
ahet. ~ 3 · lb. J
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School strts wW lov• th.... 169
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alz8 8 -1'4..
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ltlllr .. 0 ?SJ fl ta • _. .., ......
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Fine quality denim l•;' · Ad-129 Juatable suspenders. \>per fly
front. rivets. contrast tltchin~.
Sanfor\Zed. SIUs 1 -t· .
Sanforiied* c dtton Slacb
Battleaxe wh\pcOrd J.th aimU· 166
lated fly tront. wes~rn stYle.
pockets. crtwer cltr&· Tan • or blue. SIZa 1 • ~
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Use Sears .
, Coupon Books ~ v a i I a b I e in
amounts of $20,
$25 or $50 "for only
a small down pay-
ment. Spend t+.e
coupons li~e cash.
. Tower Wrist Watches ·~· io" Pen Set
Chrome Plated Case Strea · • Smooth·writlni •
L!l&lher 2 98 In Gif · Box nOc
Band · • ilO
A "'must" tor !lie prompt atu· School atandby! Ball pen
dent. ·Watch bu 1eatMr band. hu "!'14# plutlc barre\r\1:; Same m-"1th l.wnlnoUs plated pen IJOl•L Ma clla1 ,enttlne katMr map IM pencil lnjblack or n!d. A buy .
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WEmND AT UDO NO•TllDN CALIF. VACATION Jtr. and ...... w. w. Haney of . Mn.. AmO!iS l;>nUnond or Coota
Lew AnpJ~ were ~eekeitd peeta Mea Wboee · kn ~ P'rancl8co and
a.t. tht_ home of Mr. and Mn. J. Lake Tahoe :tor her aummer boll·
Mesa Circle 9
Meets for Pot Luck ,
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Costa Mesa WSCS
Has Pot Luck
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Cb1ta Me•a Couple Do g Hinesly Family
To Ob1erv~ Golden Vis Former-Me1an
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~ DAY, AUGUST 24, ·I~
A>tl>w' ~lor of Udo llle. ll&YL BHabelh ZJmmer opene4 be1:
home at 311 Jlroadwa7, Coeta ..: ..
.., ror tho l&loot metln&' ol Clrole
11 or the 00.ta'M'.-COmmuntty
church WSCS. A poUuck dinner
wu enjoyod. •
In Town Park Wedding ~nniversary In orthern Calif _ !.,_
Mr. and Mral Stephen Collln!I ot 10 days of 8Ummer boUday-
Auembllng In the COeta Meu 1831 OranKe )Ave., ~ta Mesa, ing r. 8Jld Mrs. Dougtu lflnesly
pakr for a. potluck luncheon, mem-will commemorate their golden and ildren Connette and Terry,
bera of tbe Colla. Mesa Commun-ding anniveruh-Sunday, Aug. 27. 24~. 20th St., Cost& Meu., mot-'
lty church WSCS held their regu-Open houae wJd~be held from 1 un-ored lo San Francisco and Santa
lar meeting Thunday. 'u1 3 p.m. 1 C and found pleuure camplnl'
Mrs. Charles Kingsland
Is Hostess to
RESS--B.:
; ') bei'a:, here from Loe Ancelel, .'a.·
s>ekt to stay over unU1 tomonvW.
Do J'OUr abopplns tile _,. ..,.~. lleloplloae,
Othella Crane had ,ch&rse of the
bU9ineM. Gift.I were wrapped to
be aent to Mmu. Gary Plckena and
Frank Lowe. Betty Jenlul led the
devouona. Secret pal gtfta were ex-
changed. Md yoa set tlle -· IT SAVES YOU TDD!: AND MONl!lY
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE HAR. 656
Included were Marian Butcher,
Myrtle Long, Marjorie Badger.
Jane Retd, Laura Johe& a.nd J'rtl%le
Jackson.
The circle will convene Sept. 19
w ith Myrtle Long on AllM> Ave ..
Newport Heighta.
801 MAIN ST. BALBOA
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ONl-SNA" Lo•a o•d
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• ...,. 100. witll deter1ent and a
damp cloth. Order 1e•eral DOW for
dto1t 1po11 in the house wbtrt )'OU
,!,!Ucl or kneel tao loa1 •
18" x 30" :4" x S6"
$2.49 $3.98
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George PJumatead offeied a Reatdent of jCosta Mesa for 28 In t e Redwoodtl.
prayer. Mrs. Allen Crawford led yean, Mr. an~ Mrs. CoUln.11 will A highlight of the trtp wu a
the devotional observance and welcome many old friends. They 8tay with Mr. and Mra. Warren
Mn. H . B. McMurtry prutded were muried in Savanah, Mo. Dutt n at their atteep ranch near
Beta Sigma Phis
tncluded ln the group are Betw,
S¥rougha of Balboa, treuu.ru: M~. L. Muray, vice pruldent; xQ.
A Leunhagen, corresponding tNtC•
over the bualne...a ae&!!llon. · !ill~~-~' ····~~f \Fort Bragg. Mrs. Dutt.on (Coyla Shirley Sinclair and Jean Isley Munson ) Is a form er Meea. resl-
told of their experl~ncea at the dent
Missionary Camp which they at-lended recently. Clastiflcd ads cost little, do much.
Mr•. Charlea Kinp:land, presi-
dent. Ui entertalnlng-the executive
board of Beta Lambda chapter,
Beta Sigma fhl, at an all day
meeting today (Tburaday) at her
home, 3710 Channel Place, New-
port Island. Several of the mem-
ry: Mr8. C. E . Eutburn, aee.
ry; and past prealdenta Pecs7
berg. Carol Ada.ms and ~
m! Elkins. With Mrs. Murray fl
he· slsler. whose home ls in ~
h ··• MIM Marybelle Taylor ta1ke-d
on the Work Camp at Los Angeles.
MlL.,.I C Inte rest was supplied by
Otis Boling and Ronnie Pekarek,
who played accordion numbers.
the theme for the next meeting on
Thursday. Sl'pt. 21 . to be "World
Brotherhood." ~
Mimi Sharon
Programmed for
FAC Dedication
D1>llg htful 'progran1 fore is in
8torc for everyon~ attending thf'
dedication dinner Qf the Costa
Mesa F'rirlay Afternoon club
Thursday. Aug. 31 , in the new club-
housr, W, 18lh a nd Anaheim St!:.
1'fln1! S haron, lyric soprano. will
be heurrl In " progrHm entitled
"fol k-r:on~ trftvrloJnJI"." !ihe \Yill
sin~ pupulrir n11n1b ·rs fron1 "Ok!11·
hnn111," .. South f-'ociflr." "K iss Mc
Kale" nnd oihl·r musicahc, Rs W('il
as folk l'>flngs. T he artist wlll be
accon1p11 nicd by Grace Flores, pia-
nist.
Col. Scli1n ti. Fr~n kli n. prrsl·
dC'nl of 1 h t• (;n.'llH Mesa Ch1t1nbcr
of Con11111·rcf', lllld wf'll knOY.'n
civic lt·atll'r, \Vi ii act il.8 n1as ter of
ccrcn1onics.
St. Andrews Church
Groups Make Plans
For Dedication Service
The l~ev Thn n1a .'1 M. Gibson.
pastor nf Rt. Andrew's Prei;;.bytrr-
ian c hurch \\'ill have s s his S<'rmon
subject this coming Sunday, The
Lorri is M y ShC'pard. Mr. 811d Mrs.
Gibson h11.vc recently returned
fro n1 a \·a.cation in PorUand.
Church groups are planning fo r
the dcdii·a [ion "rrvice of the new
bulldinJ:". to be hr ld Sept. JO, a n!"t
on Wcdne11day evening the choir
bcs;nn prtti:tisc un n1usic for the
('VJ'nt,
Ton ighl I Thursday) the C het•"e
nad Cr:.t {·kc rs club Is n1t•c ting at
lhe church and will plan the land-
8C8Jling.
Lldo 41e Y achtsmon
Dine & Dance Sat.
at Clubhouse
F o rty four mcn1ber~ o f Lido .Is le
Yacht club l'njoyed a dinner danc"
Saturday cveninJ:\" at the club
house. Tom J on('s, ent e rtainment
chairman. 'A'a.S in charge and was
assisted by Lefty and Elaine Mur-
dock.
Ani ta Sexton served baked ham.
roasl b!'ef, scalloped potalC)('S and
salads frflnl a buft>t table centered
with dahlias, and guests. plates
filed. sealed the1nsf'lve1:1 at small
table~ lightC'd by candles. •.
After dinner Ray La.vers' or-
c hestra played for dancing in the
patio. the o rch'c111tra stand bC'lng
decorated with palm leaves' and
signal lamps.
Among those p resent w ere Com-
modore Cliff Chapman and Bene.
Eve a.nd Hay Langenheim, Blanche
and Bu.itter Rogl'rs. Elaine a.nd
Spud Eastman. Ariel and Dean
Col!V('r, Nat and George Mi chaud,
Eleanor and David Fraser, Belle
and Art Taylor and their house-
guesll'i. tht> \V. \V. Harveys; Kathy
and Tom J nnes, Vera and George
Ward; Mr. and ,..1 rs. Tom Letto.
ne"' rt'!\idents who come from Or-
ange; Mr. and Mr~. Franklin
Klech. ~fr. and Mrs. Gt"orge Car-
rington. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd,
Warren Atherton and a guest.
Nt>xt big event at t he club house
will be 8 fR 8hion show on Sept. 7' n
It will be given by Jax Inc. of Bal-lJ
boa Ulland unde.r spbnsorship of I
the Lido Isle Community associa-
tion and Mrs. Murdock will be in
charge.
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plump rai•in1 and fragrant
cinnamon I
COSTA 1'tESA
1'700 Stnvport Blvd.
CORONA OF.I, J\IAR
903 COMt lllgbway
RALllOA ISLAND
200 Ma.rlnt-A\·c nue -LAOIJN.i\ BEACfl
273 Fon•st 1\\'enue
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SPECIAL • TEE SHIRTS • •
MEN'S
JANTZEN SWIM 'mUNi<S .
JANTZEN PRINT SHORTS & SHIR'l15
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GINGHAM P ID SHIRTS
SPORT SHI TS ' IEAC~ SANDALS
Commen~ing Friday,
Aug~st 25th
OPEN !suNDA YS
Although the IS:or ean war has brought about mueh greater demand for ne\\'
automobiles, we are at present getting more cars than we ever have. Auto-
mobile production, r believe. will be cut as much as 25 '7< by next year; de·
pending of course on the International situation.
These conditions bring about a "seller's market" and some dealers, as in the
immediate post World War II years, are taking undue advantage of those
who need new automobiles.
I believe the people of the Harbor Area are entitled to khow our policy in
this matter.
1. We will endeavor in so far as possible to deliver all new Chryslers and
Plymouths available to us in the Harbor Area.
2. We will only aocept orders for Chryslers and Plymouths that we have
in stock or for which we have a shipping schedule from the Chrysler
Corporation. We will not accept o.rders for delivery in the indefinite fu-
ture.
3. We will not load cars with acce~sories and force buyers to accept them.
We always try to sell accessories-selling is our business:
4. We will not require a "trade" on the purchase of all new Chryslers
and Plymouths. H<twever, we believe if a buyer has a used car to dis-
pose of he should trade it in. Only through this policy can we maintain
our sales force.
5. We will not require that you place your insurance with us, although we
will solicit this business as always. .
6. We will .not require a Sales "contract." You may pay cash for your
Chryslert or Plymouth.
7. In our service department we have three -important rules:
1. We won't sell a customer anything he ·doesn't need.
2. We won't overcharge a customer.
3. We will back up the work we have. done .
It is our aim to m~ke as many friends as pl>ssible in. the uncertain times
ah~ad. We· know t~at the deals. we make are only as gOod as the feeling for
us left those we have dealt with. . . .
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PA&e g -PART T -THi.iRSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1950 ... ~a.····-· a ... L~ .. !UIS-=
Mosquito Abaletient District
' .. To Hold _Open House Friday
,,,. '"'"'--and• otalt ot th• 0rup County Mcmqulto Abate-
~ owrrtd. today tn"rited the pubBc to an '"open hOU9e" at Ute new
~ bul1"1np near 0e1'd•n Orore on F'rtday between 2 and '1
p.a,(A-25.)
llbnqer Jack Kimball and hi.It-------------=·:.=•:=:=: MILESTONES
- -·u.. -QI 91*'<alioed equipment at the new location at
lSOOl IC. Ga.rd.en Grove Blvd., at
Huter St. Offices and laboratory
facillUea are ln the new 8dminia-
tn.Uon buildlJtC and ~ Cllemlcal
control and llbop operaUona in
three large Mll.rDnp rnned from
the old Santa A.M. Anny Air Bue
where the dJstrkt. OJel"&ted it.I
tll"lt two yean.
Entomolog111t .Joba G. Shanafelt
will present a laMratory 4lil'play
oa where the ti species ot rnoa•
quttoes breed, ..0. far they trav,
el throughout Oranc• county and
what lnaectlcldee a.re most effec-
Uve.
Main Objective
The district's main objective 19
to enll1t aid of farmers. hou.ee-
holdera, indll.!try and public agen-
ci~ in the permanent elJmiaaUon
and prevention or unnecessary
1tanding water where mosquJtoes
breed. muatrated talks are avail-
able to aervtce clubs and lnterest-
ttd group1. A leaf1et, "Mosquit~
are Unnecessary-You can Help"
ls available at local city offices.
living mosquito facta and six Bug-
ire•tlons on preventing backyard
mosquito breeding.
With completion of the head-
•uarters and acquisition ot its
equipment, the District tax rate
t oT the current fiscal year 1950-61
~ been estimated at 1.6 cents
per $100 assueed valuaUon, a re-
duction ot more than ~ percent
gf laat years rate of 3.36 centa.
The curTent mosquito control prcr
sn.m will cost the average tamJ)y
approximately one loaf ot bread
per person per year.
The Di.stric t serves all ot Orange
county except the cities of Ana-
~elm and P'ullerton, ad ts governed
by a 12 man board of truateea
aerving without pay. including
.Frank Humberstone ot NeWport
Beach.
BIRTHS
REED-To ~and Mra.. Wil-
liam Reed. 242 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. in . Joaeph hoa-
pjtal, Aug. 18, 1950, a daughter,
7 Iba., 14 oz. •
HUBBARD-To .Mr. and Mrs..
R ichard Hubbard, 308 Ca.maUon
Ave., Corona del Mar, in St.
J oseph boepiW, Aug. 19, 19W, a
daugh,ter, 7 Iba.,· 1 oz. ·
BROERING-To Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Broering, 207 Amethyst
Ave., B&JOO. llland, in St. JOBeph
hospital. Aug. 20, 1950, a son, !i
lbs., t• oz.
MABBIAGE LICENSES
DeaJl Gtllette Hall, 21 , 407
Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mar;
Darlene Nancy Warren, 19, Glen·
dale.
Rtehard Seldon Cramer, 21 .
Portland, Ore.: 84!'verly Louise
Gra.ce, 21, 321 A lvarado Pl., Bal-
boa.
ftuaell It. Allen, Jr., 19. El Toro
MCAS; Ruth Ella F"rankel, 16,
645 Victory St .. Coat& 'llesa.
DEATJIS
MRS. 01\ACJ: WYCllOFF
Mrs. Grace Wyckoff, 1994
Church St., Coata Mesa, died ln
Santa Ana Oonunenrty Hoapttal
TUeaday night of a heart ailment.
A native · of Ohio, Mrs. Wyckoff
had lived In the Harbor area for
tbe paat 14 years.·
She 1a SW"Vived by a daughter,
Mn. n<>r W . Swanson. 716 New-
port He\chta, a son, AmbrOBe B.
Wyckoff of Sant& Ana. and a
brother who resides ln Oxnard.
Funeral services wilt be t'On-
ducted Friday, 2 :30 p. m,,· at the
J . B. Draper Memorial Chapel,
12"1 W . "B " St., Ontario. Burial
will take place at Bellevue C~e
tary, Ontario.
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BeatttJtul Chair Bottom1
and Baek• Restored .
'rJiE·LOCATORS
Will Show You How to Save Money.
Buy Pirect From The Seller
NEWS.TDfES -Every ~
NEWPORT B&Y POST-WedaMdaJ"I
NEWPOBT-~A PBDJS-Tbundt.ya
0-. CltM, Rull, Rneb, 11tic. List Item. you wish to iiell and we aend you buyers.
Llat ltema, you wiab to buy end we refer you ·to
the 8ellers. Let ua do your 'louting' for Y9U.
Low Prfoe • Hlglt Qua11t7
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-HARVEY'S FURNITURE REP AlR We lt•v• listed for ~e the followin& Items: •
Brigp Ledp type 21 ".32 in. •ink, Jlt'eMed llteel.
Speakman eortra' heavy chrome abower and tub
valve. New utility 2'7,000 B. T . U, Conaole Heat er.
New, eincle cement tray and et.eel stand. Store
Counter, African Mahogany, 11' long, 30'; wide
and 42" high. II drawers, center and bottom shelf.
Tear drop camp trailer, llU>ve and ref. inc. Nice
baby buggy. Beautiful bungalow. type Piano. A
Brinkerhot at only $200. We have three interest·
ing guu listed. Box trailer. 10 h. p. Outboard,
• cyl. motor with 16' skiff. Electric range.
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TM pa ....... Wm not bl f'MPM'..,. lar --almt, -9 I lat
Watkw:a ot an UY•''Wl'fl'Gt, r•MN UM r1i11J:t to eot1-=tb' * 7)
an,)' and all ad.I and to reject any .. ,.,, I Ct mt MC 0 'nc te
rui. and regulationa. AdYet tts_..t. Ml4 cancel!•"'-.. be -led up to ~ p.m. on the da,y p ......... ,.,_-. Pia. &r. WI
,PllaM Bar, 1118, uk tor "'Ad 'hlllw" W .-1 .. anl1 M1•1 m1, ta
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Classified Index
10 -.... Golde
11 llulldl"I' Materlalo
1% Bullcllnl. Sorvt ...
14 Pe....-
15 Sbar'e Y oar Oaf
16 Transportatfo•
l '7 Roanne Contractorw
18 S-Uty Aids
19 Upholst.ertns
!O Health Aldll
22 Lo&t and Found
14 School, J.MtrucUon
!8 Situations Wanted
!9 Hrlp Wanted
SO Sale, Ml~llaneowl
SO.A S"spt ,
11 Wanted to Buy
S2 Furnlture for Sa.le
12-A Antique.
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tO-a1JSINESS G1JIDE
COMPUlrr!ll BOUl!B CL&ANJKG
.. moo. lruniltun and np
ahampooed. J"ree utlme'tt
Fully_
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
Beaeoa 1111 nt'tc
KEYS MADE
F!J<periel!Ced Lodmmlth
24 HOUR SIJRVIc:m
coven the enu,.. R&rbor IU'M.
ACE KEY SERVICE
101 Main, Balbo& llart:llClr 1U9
&Sc311H
' Mn. Britt'a Nm-aery Schdol
HounB·B
Rat• HO mo. fUlJ ttme
Pl! mo. half do.711
CIU'e I>)' woe1<, do.y or hour.
101 Marsuortte. Corona d•I Mar
Barbor 870-.1
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UNIVll:RSAL Bulldin& Mainten-
ance-Floor waxing, wall wuh-
ln1" window clea.nlnl', venetian
blinds for bulldtnp, st.ores, of-
fices and homes. Phone Harbor
3163, B>lboa. fp6
FINB mONING -P!clt 11p and
deliver. Help with dlMer par-
ties. Mn.. WtllA.rns, Harbor
1502-M. If no lll\8. call Har.
2939-)(. 83ttc
OOHP A NION -Practical Nune-
Houaekeeper. Go anywhere un·
incumbered. Salary open, Har·
bor 1720-W. 4p6
WASBJNO or IRONtNO ln my
home, nnlahed or roup dry. By
piece or hour. Phone Beacon
6203-J. 7ltfc
WANT WASHING or Ironing by
piece or hour. Beacon !5158-R
an.er ~ p . m . 4c6 U Boats, Suppllet
M Musical, Radio
M Docs. Cata, Peto
M Pnuttry, ftabbtta
ST UvMtodl:
MOVING? BOOKKEEPER-with coneldera· ·
S8 Special Announcement
40 BWllnesa Opportunities
f2 Wanted to Rent
4S Apartments and Housett « Boorm for Rent
4~ •nt, ~Dsoclta.oeoos
46 Reiom and Board n T>wcks
'8 Aot..nobl)es, n.rett
t9 Autoe Wall'tM
50 Auto Service
61 TraiJeJ..
52 Alt']>l&ne.
56 Money to Loan
61 M~y WM.tied .
Sf Re... F..9tat.4" W.anted
58 Baaci>n, Acnace
60 r...-PropHty
61 !Wal Dtate Exchancf'
112 Real Eat-ate
Harbor Tra.n.J5f er ble eccountlng experience h••
LOCAL OR LOltQ maTANCll: part t ime available. H arbor r es-
Phone Bea. m'T or .... om-M.. !dent tor six years. References. i• 11.1.rtMu ID9d... OtMa lilhM Phone Bea. ~881 9 a ,m . to 12 N .
.atH , ____________ 6_p8_
-------------CLE.A.NINO woman by the day.
IZ-aUIU>ING 81:BVJCJ:8
W .A.Jft' Totllt DmTl' WoRK
D0'"" 00 TO BAL· ••
ODmpltte bOUMCJ•n•ns llll"'toL
llpedal NIM to ccmtneton. ror J'ree wc.ttm•t.M
C..11 Harb&r lTM-W lt!c
Call Har. 1697-J.' 6c
U RF'' WANTED
Salesmen (2)
To pnaent a complete plan for
prepaid funeral and burial ser-
vice lA advance of need.
Thia ia a permanent poeition for
hlgb type dil'nlfled salesmen
who have had successful selling
experience. An automobile ts
neeeesary.
No Soliciting Required
or Permitted
It •at11C, l080ELIANltOU9
EVERYTHING
l"OR YOUR TRAILER
• WB nLl. J;IUT Alfll and
PROPA!f!: TAMtll
Complete Installation, "'pair
and eervt.ce of all Ttaller
l!lqutpment.
Herman m. Samuel E1lll M. Porter
ORANGE COAST
TRAILEJ;t SUPPLY
1910 HARBOR BULVD.
Costa Meu, Phone B•acon 1224-R
82tfc
TRAILER -Sleeps four, $200.
Alao avaUabJe tor renting. 229
Canal St., Newport Beach. 4p6
N.A.VY SURPLUS PAINT
out.aide white, IQ&ranteed
Per gallon $3.15
Surplus Store
1829 N ewport Ave., COllta Meaa
Beacon 6204 94tfc
18 FT. "Covered W~n". Sleeps
5. Excellent coodition. Metal
&idea. Butane, :e:Ject.ric brake.a.
Canopy, $495. Bay Shore Park
F-1~. 17th and Coast Highway,
Newport Beach: 4p6
Television Service
RADIO REP AIRS
Larry SWiil • • Baroid Ramm
Tecbntclanll
JTEMS WANTED-Player piano. Ping Pong table.
Gude:o tractor. Chif·a-robe, smaU apt. elec. ref.
REAL ESTATE DEPT.-Three specials in incl'm•
property. All in Balboa:
No. 1-4 Ulllta, $2,750 income per
'5,000 down.
year. $15,000.
No. 2-5 unita, $3.500 ·per year.
No. 3--0 U11ita, two Iota. C-1
$5,000 down.
$19,500, terms.
$17,500.
Ill Neapurt "eKll water front. Duplex, pier, 1
float, SUl,liOO. $4,:iOO down.
ao.t.a Ilea-An. okle!' litU. remodeled home on
large lot. Shnlba, etc. Gar. Furniaihed. $4 ,500.
. $1,000 down.
Nice lot oa Sota An.a bet. 16th & 17th, S990 trms.
A Good Oeal Depends on Your Broker
Joe Chapelle Gladys Beverl•y
Broker Phone Harbor 1788 Realtor
211 Eaat Balboa Blvd., Balboa, Calif.
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MESA RADIO 6 TELJiVll!ION ~TB. 81JPPUD -MUSICAL, ltADIO
lM llJo&dw>&y, C. )(. Bea. ll80l.J l----"--'--_.;.---1-----------
l!OUc B ALBOA -~ dinstiY .... sm STEINWAY GRAND. BeautltuJ
P'OR SAL& Oil ftz:N'T, 21 ft.. conditk>n. A mighty ba.r-ln. A DEEP FREEZE-Large double LDdeft l• --•-1 -•--p, A·l •-
t It bl _ • ~ -..... piano for artist. Less Utan one va , SU a e !or home or ca.1e. cooditloft-"---~·-&:._._,,.._._
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B 6•60 R 98tFC ,.~ -----~~DT PIANO CO .. 520 N. eacon -. Harbor -AA w. ·~ ~·-..... Main, Cor. Ith, Santa Ana. 20
The Thrift Shop
115 22nd. St., Newport Beach
Aids Local CJ!aritillll
NEW ALUMINUM -...cted
sailbOat, 13 ft. x 3 n.. ccnplete
with steel rudder centttbo&rd.,
• mast and new u.Jla price $4.!5.
thru your contrtMJUon11 ~ die-427 San Bemardlno Ave .. New-
carded clothJng, turniture. dish-port Beach. Ph, Beacon 6499-M
es and bookl. Call Har. l~T-W I 4p6
or Har. 0758 98p99H -------------
16-tt, DORY. A-1 condition, ideal
ot.Jler Gl"'&Jlda from which to
chonsiP.
P'ULL 120 BASS ACCORDIANS,
new and U8ed from U.f .t!i,
tenna as convenient u $5 mo.
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SHAFER'S MUSIC CO. (SI.nee
19071 421 No. Syca.mo~. Santa
Ana. KI. 2-0672. Ghoul Takes
Snipe Race
I Funeral services were held Fri-
day at 11 a . m , at Grauel MOl'lll·
ary chapel tn C08la Mesa forl --------------
Jaaper A. I. Wagar, 75, who ated
•uddenly Tualllay at Ais home. 10-.BUSJNE'SS GUIDE
FRED W . SNELL
Painting Contractor
DOCKS and FENCES
Exterior and lnter10T painting
a.nd paper h&ngtng.
227 i,t !:. 20th St .• Costa Mesa
Beacon 6441-J
New lea ds furnished daily.
This bu1dneu la beneficial to our
clients and highly remunera\ive
to our sales representatives.
LARGE RARE anUque .rosewood for local fishing. Reasonable.
dining room set, elec. sewing %450 S&nta Ana Ave .. Beacon
mach. washer, tables, bo t plate, 6140·R 5c6
GOOD PRACTICE PIANO.
$40.00
CallHarbo~ 2939·M 3ttc 173 • ~Olb lit., Coat& "-· ...,_ ..._.._ ......., ,..,., , ._. .RUG and, upboJstery cleaning,
and tntennewt wu tn WeittmlD-
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floor waxtns and polishing-. The
Apply 9 :30 a . m .
'golf set. complete single bed. 1------------'---
wiq<1ows, doors, screens. frames.
Har. l:i52·W. Sc
BOAT and pier moering, aooth 4c6
Swooping twice around a tri-
anaular three m ile course In the
good lime ot one hour 48 min-
utes &nd 30 second8 on W ednes-
day, the Balboa Yacht Club sloop
Ghoul sailed by Clark King and
erewed by Fred Schenck breezed
into the third round vict ory
spot ot the five race national
Snipe champlonahlps now i.a
progTesa off the Long Beach
marine pier.
ster Memorial Park. C & Q Co., 210-212 Frankfort.
A resident of Costa Mesa tor Huntington Beach Lex. 63102
Painting by "PAT" CEMETERY DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY
Bay Front , Balboa blland.. to-' =~c:-::=-=-------
gether wtth turn.. bachelor apt. "BEAUTrFUL Steinway & Sons
and garage at pier. 9 mon. at Upript Piano. A musician's in-
the past 17 yean, the deceued Sp6
Call Sat. & Sun., Beacon 60~-J
13 y ears Service in Harbor Area
288 -22nd St .. Costa Mesa
Mr. R ichter Suite 7
29J9 N ewport Blvd .. Newport Bch.
4c6
St-WANTED TO BUY $65. Har. l7l•. Sc? stl"tllMnt-in perfect cocditk>n.
ConvenW'nt ternui at Shaffer
Music-" SHAFF'l'.R MUSIC
CO. jSlnce 1907) 421 No. Syca-
mor~.S&nta Ana. KI. 2~2.
Dlckie Deaver'• Veloz II ot Bal-
~at took third place· in the
.aame race. 1
had been a charter member of the
Costa Mesa Gr&ng"e.
He ls survived by his widow,
Katherine; two sona, Earl of Cos-
ta Mesa and A nthony J . William~
ot Michigan ; three daughters,
Mn. Gertrude Jami.-on of Coeta
Mesa, Mrs, Bernice Erwin at
Grand Rapids, Mich., and Mrs. R .
E . Vance, &ho of Michigan : l i
gTandchildren and three gTeat-
grandchi.ldren.
LI.sled below are the series MRS. FLORENCE MAAG
standing. Numbers In brackeU Holy Rosary was recited Thurs-
lndlcale finish positions in t he day night at 8 p .m . in Santa Ana
third round. for Mrs. i'lorence Louise Ma.ag. 1-Good news Ill·, Wichita, Kan .. ~ ol 20!i Pearl Ave,, Balbo8.
4682 (2). Wand, who died in Oranl'e County
2-GhouJ, Clark King, NewpoTt hospital after an exterided Illness.
Harbor, 'l.277 , (1 ), She wa.s the widow ot Henry
3-Up-"N-Atem, Car I Zimmer· Maag.
.. m~. !'o•ta~e Lakeo, 0 ., 3ll1J} ·. l'.!P.'.l'crl<. N.-.,J'i ,J)\tl~e. .l\h .. liAd ~ii!ll__i · .o.!~~~ I 'I , :ij'...,tMJ t•llt~t11•1 yiiirs 1 ""11 tty;J,;~¥. De! ~.,Jr-? U..~. B&Jboa one yev. She wu a wait-
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~lnl. J'J"ancis Ceavy, Cleat
Water, Fla., 3411 . tlOl .
8-Vekn: 11, Dickie Deaver, Bal·
boa, 3333. (3).
7-Marte Elyn, Eddie Williams,
Ka.nsu Cllty, 2981. (11 1.
8-Shadow, Walt Gleckler, Ala·
mltos Bay, 2945. ISl.
9-Eager Beaver, Leonard Smith
Alamltoa Bay, 2772. (1 1).
)()-Sea Duce, Bob White, New-
port Harbor. 2642. (6).
Survlvora are one aon. Jamel
Maag of Balboa; a sister, Mrs.
Lillian S chneck ot Santa Monica.
and two brothers, Albert J . Am-
mann of South Gate and Georg-e
Ammann of San Francisco.
Mau waa held at Our Lady
ot Guadalupe church Friday at 8
a . m. with Rev. Father Jame8
Elmer officiating.
Reveal June
Fish Catches
The sport fisherme n renting a
spot on one of the 270 party boaL~
operating off the California coast
In June had a 50 time8 greater
chance ot landing an albacore
than last year, the DlvlAlon o r
Fish and Game reveals.
CARPENTER EXPERIENCED Nurse Maid, live
In or out. Call Harbor 0125-J.
Neat finishing and remodeling. I 4c6
also lay a s phalt tile and Install! sheE"t tile. . WANTED -Pick-up and d•livery
R"-y KIMPLE boy. Must be permanent. Olds-
. Apt. 3. shingled house rear mobile -Cadillac agency. Apply
2248 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa 217 Bro.dway. Laguna ~ach.
Phone Beacon 6431 4c6
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REPAIRING and
PAINTING
WANTED SERVICE Salea Dept.
A~stant. Oldsmobile -Cadillac
agency. Apply 217 Broe.dway,
Lacuna Beach. ' 4c6
~£~~PHs<:!!r . Walt's Trading Port
Call Har!A>r 3113 and Btmoter LJ Sed Marine Gear
CreelY will call with cub fOI'
y our books, which will be re-Anchon, Jll'O,,.U... nttlnp, rope,
moved immediately. 93c6 nautical deeotatma. etc. 3108 Lafa,..U. ...... Jrpt. B.-.ch
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Open Sun~ Bar. 1020-W
SZ-FURNITURE FOR SALE 60c51H
WESTINGHOUSE . ~-ft. refrigera-FOR SALE-almost new Sailfish.
tor In good cond1t1on . 108 Pearl. sail kit and carrrie r , $1 5!5. Ph.
Balboa Island. 5c7 I Riverside 1·1161 or 4008-R ~p7
WALNUT dinln:-room table and NATIONAL l7·ft. sloop No. 11 ,
buffet, lee box. 421 g , Bay Ave.. 2 suit of sails and sand dolly.
Balboa. 5c7 All in top conditkm, 1450. 217
Th~ odds of hooking salmon and
white sea. b888 al~ went up dur-
ing the month, Operators or party
flatung boats reported the catch
of 15,540 \A:hlte sea ,bass. 1,700
albacore, and 8.600 salmon. A total
of 30 albacore and 4,760 sea bass
were taken in June, 1949.
REASONA.BLBl. 1..&rge or lm&M
jobe. Free e.Umata. Walker,
128 -2!5th St., Newport Beach.
Harbor 3087.J. !18ceOH
WANTED -H ousekeeper, two
adults. Live In. Private room
and bath. Ph. Beacon M99·R. BAMBOO RA'll'AN SHOPS
Complete line, factory-to-you. ------------•-c_& Open 12·9 dally &: Sun. Bank
FRY COOK w&nted. Must be nt'tlt terms. 275 Ocean Ave .. Laguna
Onyx, Balboe· Island, 5p7
The following catchea were re-
po~· r~e 3-0-<lay P"!i<'I.'· ~·. , .. pA TI\.T~Tr!>i, · Ne HJrbor ti9fterme~fa ...,_. ~, 4'."'r'-...-~.-·~·
, ~)Qe; '°. oth.._ · ~~ apply. Beach. tft'
: ~el. n;..1r...· cau llfarbor :ie12. · ttj!~bi£i-.lld.:ehent c<>•·
· 5c7 ' 1 d\tloii! l$\OO: S&rbdF' 77.(. 5<.'7 ------------13.9 2 anglers caught 26.930 EARL SHEFLIN kelp and sand bass, 8.220 barracu-d 630 1 MlDDLE AGED companion helr>-a, 1. ha ibut, l ,3 10 mackerel, 273 Palmer St., Costa Mes.a er, c . s . for 2 adult.a, one child. FOR SALE-Western Holly table-
top ra.nge, stainless steel irrill,
good COfldltion. catl Beacon
6121-JK .. . 5c7
1.000 alba.core, 996 white sea bass, ~ Bea 5457_M 9"ct Uve l• nJee room, moderate
pay. 8-con 1928...J. 5c7
ter. good condition for day sail·
ing. priced $250. fo r immediate
' 'sale only. Phone Bea. 6386-J ,
5pi
\.\'ANTED:35 used pianQB for our
rentals. H lghE"St cash prt« pa.id
or biggest, most generous allow.
ance in trade on Spinet piano
o r grand or on a W onderful T el-
evlaion. DANZ -SCH M I D T
PIANOS. 520 N. Main, S&ala
Ana. Al8o on Electric Or-gan.
ELECT.RIC ORGANS. Uaed. One
for tlH, another $%23. Aa<>U:er
hip ~ beautiful, like new,
at a Mc •Yin&', li'or cAurch or
home-: 0 A N Z ~ SCHMIDT
PIANO CO., Santa Ana. a20 N .
Main, cor. llb. Euy terms.
UPRIGHT uphobltered ptano. Har.
Lov•ty · i.ouL! ·'iv· Spinet ptllno,
6 monUul old. Save $100 Oil
thia, convenient t erms at
SHAFER'S KUSJC CO. (Sint'e
1907 ) 421 No. Sycamore. Santa
Ana. Kl. 2-0672.
J ~143-,J , ·'1 ~.; ',;: 6c 'j a • ' ' • ..J I o • !
2,400 other species. 1------·--------I
14-PERSONA.LS W"' T'I" YORBA U:NDA.l'lli'S VISIT I J"L.I. •RESS want.ea, must be ex-
. l'RB:E CHECKING SERVICE perieaced. Steady work to rl&'ht
Mrs. Laura Gregory of Balboa RAVI: YOUR WATCH TJCS'tJCD person. Har. 2872. 5c7
had • a.s recent luncheon guests roR ACCURACY ON OUR NEW
USED ~rvel refrigera.to rs
5 cu. ft. $76.08, 8 cu. tt. $150.00.
Ferguson Hardware Co., 2200
Balboa Blvd .. Pb. Har. 116, New-
port Beac h. ~
FOR SALE
SNIPE sailboat, bargain. owner I HA)O(OND SPINET ORGAN.
leaving 'for service. Sprott's, Come in and hear lt, play it.
Marina. 5p7 • n.ou..nd8 ot beauWul tones.
No tu.n.ing eW:r nee 11 ry.
Euy term.a. DANZ-8CIDIIDT
PIANO 6 ORGAN 00., Jl20 N .
Main, Santa .A.n&. Car etll..
Mn.'Willlam H . Bates and daugh-'nMJ:: KASTER HELP WANTED-Mature lady
ter, Mrs. Jack French , Yorba Un· WALLACE CALDERHEAD wtth eome store experience for da. tull time permanent position in
WANTED-15-ft. outboard ocean
fisher . reuonable, 1123 E . Bal·
bo& Blvd. 5p7
Doris Luckhardt
11 Hostess to I Uncle Sam Says I Special express bus s•rvice will
_ . be maintained from downtown !,-:::::;:;;::=:;:;;;;;--:::;;;:;'::;,=:;; .. ;=;f ._=;;:. :;;J Sacramento to the tFairground.s
Jeweler our Houaewara Dept. Good op-
au work done In our own mop portunlty tor qualified penoa.
117 Oout BMf.. Corona del Kar Stroot'• T'eWlnkle Hardware
Utfc 5c6
METAL Hollywood double bed
plattonn, never ueed. Sacrif\ee.
Har. 1788-J. 6c
BREAKFAST set &: 4 chain $7.95
living room stove, new hOM tl-L
Har. 27. lc7
BOOKS-SEA BOOKS
A flne etock of booka on all yacht-
ing wbj~U--Plus all current
booka. Lending library.
SPINET-B1ond. U9ed,. .ow only
$286. Another spinet $297.
Srnalleot size. Baby Grand, eoo<l
toae, ,,_ action. . M&l>Dpny
c:<e. Now only $395. DA.NZ -
SCHMIDT, '20 N . Maia, Cor.
IUt., &uta An&. JCnabe PiU108
Otar -planoo il LOW AS s-. '71 .....
Costa Mesa Circle 9
Dorla Luckhardt wu hoeteaa to
CJrcle 9 ot OWi Colita Mesa Com-
munlty church WSCS recently in
the patio of the H . B. McMurtry
~a.a.me on E. 20th St. Mn. Luck-
bf.rdt MrVed. a supper coaa&mtmg
ot. h&mbuqera with all the trtm-
llilnp. com on the cob, green ea.l-
ad. watermelon, coffee &nd lcM --&yce Gilbert condu~ted the bu.
lnela. DevOUon. were by Kn.
"l.uckhard.t. Tyo cuest were Doro-
tby Scborle and Franca 'nmber~
~a. Memben In attendance tn-
duded ZV.lyn Goerner. llullyn ,.-.on. Dorio Tl.ytof, -
l'lolMT, Blanche Rutle, Betty Roi>-
-.... Rhea KcKenW, Corrtne
llaqu and Dorla lllabop. Nut
1 ~ la acbeduled for Monda-y,
.. pt. 11, with Molina ri.her, MO Ill'!' Bt. ------rao •••••am
Pon PelleU, -t Cbiet ot
• IM Newport -:n... Doput· ~--t mtf .... a 111<' I .....
•. _ .. 1111 .... ----;..-. 4•1p1d acrw tbt outlet pep.
4 ~ ,. ... _ at t1'e 'Balllaa
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d\lring the California State Fair,
August 31 through September 10.
Every Day
Many people buy and
sell, rent & exchange,
through C 1 a s s i tied
ads in the three local
paper&
Alcobolic8 Anonymom
WrtteP. O. Bea: HT
Balboa i.tand., Olllt.
-IDmbol'IF ..-
WANT TO EXCHANGE nearly
new movie projector for ·used
bike. Phone Beacm. 8108-J eve.
nlnp. • ..
Crane's ·
Nursery School
CllUdren 2 to 8
BURROUGHS MULTIPLYING -
.BILl..INQ MAClilillfa ~
TOR&, ._.no. -.utmce on
1 I: ._, otftoe zeeN•u ,...al.Nd.
0-.. ..._, ... 11esot M7 tor
--T)Jlrl1 &nd --t..eter ~rtace lfflllnMe.
• ..., I •• ....,. '° Oruce
O>unty Pereon.sl Office, I«
Meoth -·1. -...... Be
WOll#.N '° -• tor 2 ..._ IDT ..,plo!"ll motll9. 1-18. Cit
p a ....... IJll ,, .S
4--Chrome leather upholstered
snack bar chain. 2 Jarse chrome
euy chairs. One couch. HarboT'
2432-J. 6c8
18'&" MAHOGANY SPEEDBOAT
BuUt -J.IM7. Orey Marine enpe,
125 Ph••tom New chrome,
paint, upbolatuy and cover. 2
.ooop bait tank wtth electric
pump. All •teel t..raller with
new 32 x 8 Alrplue -Thi.I
boat ls tpmplet._ See to ap•
The Islanders
1'14 ~e. Balboa Ia. Har 1547
80c81H
Chrysler Engines
Used
Crowrul -Royals
See John Harvey
at Seacraft
626 COAST HIGHWAY
Nl!lWPORT BEACH
PH. BllACON 1111 rue
SPINft -Dtacor.tlllaed model
New. Only $395. 11'amouo make, urm.o. DANZ-SCHMIDT Pll,NO
CO., MO N . M.atn., Cor. 8th SL,
Santa Aas.
RENT A PIANO, $5 per mo. AU
rent ot term allowed on pur-
pun:hue. DANZ -SCHMIDT
ANO CO., 120 N. Main. Cor.
Tueoclap
News·Times
Wedlrnsdaya
P0&t Shopping News
S83 Eaat 17th Street
COSTA KESA
Beacon 6371-W
preclate. Make .aw. c.ii Bea· ------------con 11817-R , Newparl U,OCh. H rr. DORT with ' CJ!. Her-1-------------
-. Santa Ana. ft--The.,_ KUO 6 01 &olMX •pB .w .. lnbo&t« motor. Good eon-ID-DOGS. CATll, Prl'8
dSUon. J,200. May be Ren atl ----------------
When you want to
buy or sell or rent,
profit from the ex-
perience of o t h e r a
BHORm MOORJNG-wlll -up Hln:b'• ~dln... •ce MALE OOLDl:N RETRIEVER. 7 to lT tt. bo.t. NOl'lll Boy rr-t monlho. Pedigreed, SlOO. Phone
nev Dlamond, ~ Ialand.. MOORING for c;ommerclal boat Harbor 1060. 2ttc
Mr. Bcbmldt -r 2042 • ....,. M lo IO ,_, N"' Ff4 IL Haw-
. who ~ve found, day
after day and J.e;{ after year, that
lnp HarboT 1310-BK. HTPC ~ T40 W . ~. Banaln&' _.1J8JNES8 Oppoi--°' call 2!!01. • 9p111-------'~--'-'--
l!!fted Ada get ~ ,
RHODICB la, In .-condltloa.
"'°° AFl'JiR TBIB D.A.'!9 I will nal I'll-. --11111
·br111p•.n.tt aw MY deltita a-TWO a1 1 · ii 11 • • ate -my owa ... De otiW!ll"L ~. es A\ 3 C• .
• I -.-. .. --] kUe Use I J: .... t c 1 a --· 1 .. it. JCJi!.SOM Kn.ft -11...-~ -' •• • -.. Inc ·--llpt • fplull ·c1a11· -d Ads • • ,.._.._.,,mm -· · Nllo. 11oa1 1o -~by• 'lo -. --a MW. »-. l IL I'-11.p. .x.......,. ...-and boll>
Ph. H.rbor 161 • LOST'..-CNJ' l*9U -1 ......... I ·-<!Id. .,.. In UCOU...t <1•Mtl• .. oaa
_.... 1W &. -·---~ V la Aw., 1111--Jll.Maybo'watlfo. ---·;.;;-;;.;.;...;,;.,;.;;;.,JI I Ba. --llol ._ ' 2 .. -· ~ ~ IO Boo eoa 1*1. . : 5p7 ··--... .. ...
BNIPIC--8now blJ'd or both. Tile IUJOR GAS STATION -New-
old man ..--Ot --the port 8-b. "1rre!Jent leaa. lddo wont 6> Ito Har. UJl.ll"ACa ~ JU<S1n. Block and equip. A:Viciiii'.=:J.;bi;i;;;:-i~--~ Pr II Bnt OlrBW' ffee. of• BAVli '45 J-Sea Hone n-. Harbor Hoe. '°'
outboard motot. Prwnt model,
uoel11t ---· llUf' price. Har. llBT·W. ' lpl
OlJTBO.&BI> ~ _.
dltJae. '30.-~ LUo Att.,
FOR BAU-Weotan Allti> 81Me
by -In neartry ~ commwdty. U quallfted, com-
...,• wlJI train. -dMI fM
Now~ BM~IL 4pl
man wtth --.ti cub -Ital
~ Klmberly .3-74ll. 4ct
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De You-Wlah TO Rat Balboa Island ~---~-. U. w'c'sr-ar tw a.e 1mahl ·w:_ h&:m":70•~ ?_Ml"iu '1 Nntdl
~ f{I Ulo _, Wo Ila'"' .. ~ • mon-"\ p.
..,.,. -• ,,. -· Stanley Hadfield
!"U '°" --211 x.uwg A V111. Balboa Ialand ..,. and Ba.eh Pll. Barborao
' Realty CORONA DZL KAR apL, 3 rooma
.... , .... ..._, ll:tbel SILl.ltey an.ct bath up1tatre. 4 rooma and
"'9d Ctoeiel' bath ground noor. Yearly ~· t..o ..... !Qvd. Berbor UM tal. Bar. lOM·W for lnfonna-
Uon. • Oc6
.... '140 -·'tear\V. 2 ~ ------~----
.. ....... ~ wttll ftn-2-bdrm. hOUH, turn., $70. October
.,.._ I'll. Harlor :i;M4-M. to June. 1903 11:. Balboa Blvd., . ..e Bar. ufa-R. 11c1
W.ufi&D TO u:NT-lluliln-..
, ti a'· ....... one or two~
apt, 1llltnrnbhed or partially
turniahed, garage. Balboa Is-
land or South side Corona del
Mar, yearly rental to $80. Box
~2. Thi• Paper. 5p7
RENTAL r'
SPECIALISTS •
Call Edna c.raq ~
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa 111•"" B&I'. 200. UcM '
WA.NTED-2-bdnn. house, yearly YEAR teue--one bdrm., clean
rental. Phone Bea. 5323 days. and new, $67.~. See al 440
Har. 436-J evenings. :X:7 Dahlia, Corona del Mar. Apply
WA.lf'l'ED yearly, one bedrm. apt. at rear of 1a..rqe. 4.p9
with garage by a single lady. WINTER rental, Balboa Island.
Corona del Mar or Balboa Island · furnished rear apt., 2 bdrtns.
Har. 369. 6c $76 plus uttl!Uea, phone" Bea.
-People do read the Pren ads.
U-,\PA&TllENT8 & HOUSES
LIDO ISLE
FOR R E N T aeveral beautiful
lp&l't:m9ntai by the w e e k ot
Mm\th Ai.a when you want •
l'OOd bCIU.8e u a aummer rental
Ull us.
LIDO l8LIC PROPERTIES, INC.
S333 Via Lido HarbOr 1~
Mttc
FURNiiHED HOUSE, will aleep
6, ln Corona del Mar, $50 per
week or will lease by year. ph.
Beacon 5283-W. 98tfc
WINTER RENTALS
6916-W. 5c7
HOUSE, 3 bedrma., 2 baths, tum.
on Balboa Island. Winter ren-
tals or yearly lease. M. A .
Muckenthaler, 1030 No. Hill,
Oceanaide 5p7
Winter rentals
Furnished, newly decorated 3
bedmw. $70, 2 bedrma. $65, and
.. singles $35. 1045 W. Balboa.
Blvd. 99TF"C
2 BEDROOM furnished on comen
So. of Highway. i:lec. Refrta-.
10 month lease. ree.aonable. 419-
Heliotrope. cOrona del Mar. 6p8
FOR RENT-2 BR. furn. home,
fireplace, patio, pine pane led.
Electricity pa.id. S~ yearly. 614
' S~. FuU price, !4 aero Income
'tOl. near Park and Woman'•
club. Perfect for court, apt&,
trailer park or reaidence.
$4500. Full price. 2 Br. and sleep--
Inc poreh. Older but In good
condition. Ver-y clean. Good
dlatrtct. Term.a.
St760. hll price. 2 Br. older
bome · In good condition, near
C.tlloJJc 1Chool. St.eel f4tnce.
~ ,at.Peet. Term&.
$6260. Full Price. Newer 2 Br .
.Stucco home excellent condi-
tion. 'Block from stores. Nice
lot. Auto. waaher, too. Low
down, and m per mo.
' $8400. Full price. New 2 Br. home
built of beat material•. • and1
workmanshllp. ~ acre. Family
fruit. Dbl. garage. Workshop
with pl\m-bing i.n.8~1ed. Check
thla for 11. bargain In a flr1:1t
clasa houae. TermB. .
$8460. FP. on Broadway. Older
2 Br. finest dial. Span.lab style
a&ucco, very roomy. Thermo.
hea.t. Redecorated. Cor, lot.
$89~. Nearly new 2 Br. Lovely
ranch style Thermo. heat. many
extt'M. Near Harper sc hool.
Terms.
G. 1. Resale. Lovely 3 Br. home.
Immaculate, Harper school dl.<Jt .
Only 11700 down. 47' int.
$16,MO T erms. Lovely Cliff
Haven home, 4 bedrooms. 3
baths. Den. Full dining room.
2i,.w years old. Very under-
priced, really a bargain. Ter111s
LOTS
B. A. NERESON
1982 Newport Blvd.
Coala Mesa B eacon 6225
Deluxe furnished apts. with twin
beds, wtll be available about
Sept. 10. Suitable tor school
teachers. Adult.a only. New,
Begonia. Corona de! Mar. 6p8 ------------
'8-AUTOJ\IOBlLES, TIRES
'37 BUICK special sedan, tires llkE>
....... ~ -,, • IJ!&I. UTAH -
·ooRONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES ··
Robert B. L)'llD
u1eci...~~ ,
Realtors
Corona del MB.l'
Helen L. Lynn •
a8.l'bor 1037
TWO AND THREE BEDROOM HOM~ FOR SALE .
• -! •
G. I. RESALES IN EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOODS
PRICED RIGHT I
·a: Z )40NTHLY PAYMENTS
. lncqme property -Rentals -Week • Month -. Year
'
CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES .
HEAD OJ'FlC'Ef BRANCH OJ'J"ICE
411 Coast Boulevard Corona de) Mar Fit.rmholl.lle Motel
Hubor 1G37 i Harbor 1063
BLANCHE A: GA TES, Re.al tor
Howard Caniallaii-Clayt Lo--Frank Catherina
311 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
Pb. Har. 1671 or 1672 Harbor 746-M evenings
BALBOA ISLAND SPECIALS
Bay Fr. Pier & Float. 5 B. R. 3 baths. Cream of
Bay Fr. Homes. Part. furn. Patio. Dbl. garage.
Sacrifice price $43,000.
INCOME. Beaut. 3 B. R. den home. Patio. PLUS
guest Rm. & Ba. PLUS charm. Spacious 1 B. R.
apt. Garage. Quick sale, $.24,000. Terms to suit.
I . Attractive 2 B. R. furn. home. Rm. to bid. $12,900.
$3:100 dn. INCOME. Charm. duplex. One 3 B. R.
and one 2 B. R. furn. Priced right. Wonderful
opportunity.
COSTA MESA
$12,000. Pue by %003 Newport Ave .. lf you think
thi.11 chann. 2 lil R. home on lot 81 x 365-
soned C-2 ie a bay, call 118 for .l.ppointment. 2
guest rooms in rear. WATCH IT INCREASE IN
VALUE. M/L 1428.
• LISTINGS WANTED
BLANCHE A. GA TES -Realtor
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BUY YOUR HOME
' FIRST !!
HOME AND Rl!!NTAL-rronl
house la ranch tn>e wtth tarp
Jiving room, 2 bedrm.11., ftreplace
and mapy eatru. !tear home t•
small but nice. ?n (ood loQt:lop
near high school. 19000 takes
it, $3000 d6wn and $G0 mo.
FURNISHED 3 BEDRM. HOMlB--
and a Beauty! 1230 aq. ft. Hdwd.
floors. Beautltul We noor and
wall.a ln be.th. Bpactoua Wed
kitchen. Big liTfnl' rm. wt.Uri bay.
Dining rm. Double prep. Nice
fenced yard. Near downtown
Costa Meaa. 'n!:e turnJture ta real
nJce. Im med I ate po•euion.
Price $10,700. $S500 down &11d
$66 month.
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ONE ACRlO--NtCE 3 BEDft>(.
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I • • ST~EY SPECIALS
• EXCLUSI ~ -LISTINGS
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CLIFF HA' ~N SPECIAL
. llrud -3. Mdroom ~ome. Large view lot. Best
f&P.t el Cliff Haven. Price less than replacement
cOllL Only $2.006 dflwa / Call Fred Barker-Beacon
ll.711!1, or at office across from the High school at
lil~ and Irvine, or ev nings Beacon 6939-J.
' Newport Beach J Civic Center. District
UV ABLE little l Wdroom house a!'d 1 'h car
prege on back of M 11 Zone lot. Handy location,
-. fiOia to bWld in f"f't. Full price $5,900. Low
dowts ~ or will trade on larger home near
~tion.
OPPOSITE LIDO ENTRANCE-Small 2 bedroom
home with single garage. Fenced yard. Patio
partially furnished, Price $7 ,850 with $3.000 down.
Conta.ct Mary Diickson-al Harbor 1013 or eve·
nings Harbor 2888-J.
CORONA DEL ·MAR
TWO BEDROOM HOME-Attnctive. Hardwood
floors, double garage. Completely fenced ya.rd.
Jl'rieadly patio. Price $9,500. Trust Deed $4 ,000
a.ad caa "9 increased. Call Edith Maroon at HarboJ'
1775 for appointment to see this home.
EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor clean. •
THE SEASHELL APARTMENTS
1216 • 20 W . Balboa Blvd.
FUR. ONE bedrm. apt. So. of
Hiway. Large porch, near n1ark·
el.theatre & bua. $70--year
round.util. paid. Har. 2849-M.
after JO a .m . 6c8
' new, good mechanical condit ion. 5c6
Needs body work. 402-40th. ----------~·--------------Newport Beach. Ha. 2865· W
HOM.E-JJOOd chicken hou•
and other outbulldlnga. Orade ,fl.
sandy aoll, new ch&ln Unll: fence,
oear shopping and acbooll. $10-
600. And $2500 dn. 4'91:> G. J.
loan. 17th and Cout Blway
Nt!'wport Beach
l~Ulud~
Ne,..ort •BttC-.
Newport Bea ch, Calif.
Phone H arbor 3032
3p8
BALBOA BAY FRONT, FURN"·
ISHED. 2 bedrm. winter rates.
ldeal for teachers. Har. l~7·J
<c6
BALBOA ISLAND -2 bedroom
house. Partly turniahed . F enced
yard. Sept. l 5 to July l , S55
men th. l 2t;{opaz. 4 p6
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APARTMENTS
Sept. 1st to 15th
A-2 bedroom, living room, kit·
chen, v\ew of ocean and bay,
aleep aix.
B-1 bedroom, Jiving room, kit·
chen. Near ocean and bay
sleeps four.
1325 E. Balboa Blvd., Ba!OO.
Call Harbor 1120-W
2c4
TWO APTS -lovely furn. l bdrm.
apt. for refit by week, ~onth, or
year.
ALSO unfurn. upstairs 2 bdrm.
apt. yearly rental. 900 E . Ocean
FOR LEASE--2 bedr m. house un-
furnished, Newport Heights,
Adulta or with teenage. Phone
Beacon 6472-W. 6c8
ROOMS J'OR RENT -by day,
week or month. Re&10nable
5c6
1941 NASH 8 Ambas•ador, radio
air conditioned, heater. Jl'l"quil'e
DQU«las Gas SlaUon, Balboa.
Blvd., Newport Beach. Sc7
rates. 123 -28th St., Newport &~AUTOS WA!\'TED
Beach. McH ------------
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t4-ROOMS FoR RENT
CORONA del MAR-~ furn.
room with fireplace. Private en-
WA.NT late model car u pa.rt pay·
~ot on 2 bed.rm atucco or
~IC> k>t in Coat& Meaa.. Be&.
1393 or Bea.. 82:5-9, day•. Ev€'
Kl S-3983. 8p8
trance and bath. Ha. 2848-J or ------------
Ha. 1735-J. 5c7
SLEEPING room for rent. Inquire
mornings 507 Carnation Ave ..
Ha. 0102-W, Corona del Mar.
:SC7
$35 MONTH. Large aihgle room,
adjacent bath. ptiva.te entrance.
41:5 Iris. Corona del Mar. Har.
2941-J. 6c8
45--RENT, MISCELLANEOUS
12X20' Office space, corner loca-
tion. Street level. 515 Eut Bal-
boa Blvd., Balboa. Har. 2821.
95TFC
Real &tate Loans
ROKU.. APTS., Bi•m-sss .rop.
Mk fOr Jib. Rich Lewia
Santa Ana Realty Co., ~
-w. 1~ llaata AA& Kl.~n<4
94tfc
FOR LOANS
On Cood residence and comrnero ·
eJ property, jt ·wlll pay you to ........
W. E. Flack
Front, Balboa. Har. 2137. 3c8 ------------615 No. M-ain Santa Ana
FOR LEASE-2 bedrm. hou.se un-_<8-__ A_UTO __ M_OB_ILES __ , _TIRES ___ _
tum1shed. Newport Heights.
Adults or with teenage. Phone
Beacon 6472-W. 3p5 No Down Payment
About so can to chooee trom.,
Kl. 3-7778
94tlc
LOANS For Homes
with 4 'Yo • 5 112 ?'o Int. V · · · A t 126 and ap; for instance, a 1rg1n1a p S. Uff car. uo.78 per month. Lons term. Low payment
N od r · h d t Speclallzlng tn F . H . A. and G. I. ew. m ern um1s e apar -Simmons Plana. 5~% Construction Loane menla nt Wil.son and Newport -~-
i ~ Btvd. !;:.I\ 1 ) .i rTa6.:l~ ... o~~·~ch.!lrlif:ti ~;llPBS.TTLER ' · <»st.a Mesa, • !'>' ~, 11 -! t'"'~ ~I ' 1" ;1 ; {lat:' li113. tir IJ'reii AppraJaaJ
' ' :SCH .. , n•111.« . <ii'. 'A. r Ill '"->' PMRil:ll' MORTGAGID CO.
3~ Metro. Lite In&· Fun41t. XI ~5115
------------.. Uc
'41 CHEV. STATION WAGON, YEARLY RENTAL FURN.
Modern combination liv. and
bedrm~. kitchen, bath. (ire place.
Private beach. pier. boat dock
available. Prerer employed lady,
good condition, sell cheap ud
will take trade. Beacon 549~J.
4c8
$50. 3:Wll Finley. 5c6 ------------· 1950 CHEVROLET Convertible
BOAT and pier mooring, .south for just what I paid for It.
Bay Front. Balboa 1.sland, to-Call Harbor 9156 from 6 lo 4
gether with furn. bac.helor apt. p , m . or Beacon 1488-W after
and garage at pier. 9 mon. at 6 p. m.
SM. Har. 1714. 5<-71-------------
'41 PLYMOOTH coupe 11peclal
WANTER RENTAL-A new 2· De.Luxe, good condition. private
bedroom house on bay. $75 per party, $4~. Ha. 3149-J morn·
month. 3607 Lal<t-Ave .. New· inp or evenlnca. 6c7
port Beach . 4p6
1946 FORD 2 door. Heater, ra.dlo,
YEARLY RENTAlr-One bedrn1. plastic seat coven, rebuilt en-
modem apt. M7 E . Bay. Har-gtne. Original owner. $900. Ph.
bor 25.81 -R. 4c6 Harbor 11~9-M eveninp. 4c6
-People do read the Presa ads.
FOR RENT -Newport ocea.n
tront tumiahed mode rn 1 bed-
room apt. $7!> month all yea.r
round. Utilities paid. 4711 Sea-
shore Drive, a!tf"r Sat. call
CHurchill 9-7214. 4-pe
MODERN 1 ~rm .. •Pla. Frtgid-
aJre utilities paid. $M per mo.
on 9 mo. or yearly lease. Apt.
No. 4 upstairs. Dolphin Apla.
1606 \V. Balboa Blvd. 4tfc
SACRinCE 1168 Packard Sedan.
Private party. Phone Harbor
2196-¥. \ ff6
'39 NASH ~r eeda1l with over-
drive.. 71000 actual mllea, good
condition throughout. Very rea·
sonable. 24.60 Sa.nta Ana Ave ..
Beacon 6HG-R. 5c6
Used Car Bargains
1948 Pontiac" "4" l-door Se-
FOR LOANS
PHONE Har. 1577
tor quick. courteous service. We
may loan on your car. furniture.
horses or cattle-whether paid
tor or not.
NO 00-SIGNERS REQUIRED
Convenient Free Parking
BAY LOAN CO.
280t W . Newport Blvd Newport B.
$6000 to $7000 to lend. Private
party. 3312 Marcus St., New-
p0rt Beach. Op7
LOA.NII TO BUILD, DIPROVJll,
Bt7Y, MODll:RNIZE, OR
RD'INANc;;ll
We BuJ' Truot ~
NlCWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS _. LOAN ASSN.
Ba3a Via Lido Ph. Bar. 1000
57-&EAL ESTATE WANTED
S'n.IDIO or one bed.rm. to ~
Describe tully. Write Box A-2.
This Paper. 5p7 dan, radJo a.nd heater $169'5
1 BEDRM. A.PT: yearly rent.. 1947 PonUac "8" 4.-door s.e.
I d l~ G -·"-dan.1 radio and beater 1496 ~ new y ecora ""'· arage, waa1.1 1946 Ford t-door Sedan ........ 1096 WANTED'.La nJce furn. or un~
room. MWlt be .een to apprecl-Ml Bu1dt Sed&M.tte 595 tur. bopie about $11,300-pJ'efera·
ate. CkllM to b&y and ocean. .l. ··-·-bly on Uttl.e Ialand or· Balboa·
309 • :14th SU..t lt<O Buick Moor Sedan ··--·· <IMI Island. Must be In good condl-. 1939 P<>ntlac: ~ Sedan .. 475 -------------1 ~~ . •-~·--1..... UOf. clean and rent.able for Win· roa RENT-for wtntd' eeasoo., 1936 ....... " ~r ~I ........ .... ter. Submit twJ details. Box
fUnllabod 2-llodnn. cottac• tac-ltss Fwd 2.-9odul ···-·· 1• D-:t. Thia Paper op41
~ bay, S66 per month. 3809 C E s· . ~. Ave. 1p1 • • 1emoosma . 4&itWM<t ..,.._ ne.1er 11 as_a•. m.an: ~<m
wan• -tu-2 -.. 2l5Q s10._,.,_ .,; ~ PtL 1'87 LARGRa&AllTD'ULREll'J1UcT.
HONEST TO GOODNESS VALUES
Best Buy on Broadway
Lovely 2 bedroom home. Choice location. Costa
Mesa. Not a tra.:t bowie but a well built home.
1941. Large liv. rm. Hdw. floors, fireplace. Nice
flagstone patio. Double garage: Far below re·
placement cost. $8,000.
Exclusive Cliff Haven-Near Schools
4 Bedrooms, den, 3 baths, large dining room.
Built 1946. A bea.lity of a home and absolutely
the best buy in Cliff Haven. $l6,500.
I Excellent Construction
This 3 bedroom home built iri 1941. Has large
separate dining room, service porch, hdw. floors
and, fireplace. Close to shopping and schools. Im-
maculate inside and ,out. Und!irpriced at $10,000.
Will G. I. at $800 down. ,
BEACON HILL REALTY
466 Newport Blvd. • Beacon 5713-R
(2 blocks above Arches)
Investors
Insure your money against Infla-
tion while enjoying a substan·
tial Income. Buy the best and
most centrally located.
Cornrn.erclal 8lds.
In the J!ar"1r A'!"!'. Completely
. rented. STO .. ' irM;ome. . approx.
,$600Q. , Can be: :matertaily ln-
creued. Priced to sell quickly.
TERMS
See us a.t once for complete ln·
formation on this exctu.alve liat-
in~.
HARBOR~CO.
Values (Plus )
NEWPORT BEACH -Duplex., 2
yerrs old, full tile roof. Facing
b~y with north front picture·
windows. Sandy beach with boat
fllOOring-ri&"hl dcwroStairs. Oc-
cj,J.pled by owner , would rent tor
sli~oo yearly. Upsta1rs ls rented
nq.,v at $125 ~ w~ekly, furnished.
eTtced at '56.000 oo very eeayl
" term11 • to responalble bU}>er: '
I.JOO ISLE-Beautiful new 2·
Jbdrm., 2-bath home wlth Lanai
: and every desirable feature.
Owner change ot plans makes
· lhi:I available fully furnished ir
; del.!Nd at a very attractive
Ji price and lerma.
4-YEAR-OLD DUPLEX-Two 2·
bdrm .. apl.8. •how $130 mon. ln·
come. In best locaUon n.a.r
schooL<i. shopping. trana. A
MUST i;iell! Pric.>e $14.900. Good
tern1s.
3-BDRM . G.I. RESALE-$1600
dn. Hwd. fl oors. tile bath .and
k itcht-n, dbl. gar., fencecJ, l
block fro1n gradt!' school, 3
block:B fron1 high school. See il
NOW. !
I
$1000 DN. AND VERY ~·EAT.
SruaJI home in best loca.Uan. On so· lot. Ntt&r schools and fr&ns.
Only 2 years old. $6000 18 the
full price.
A VERY NICE FURNISH&:D 2
BDRM. HOME on one ot, Coelil
Mesa's best streets. 3 yea:r.s old,
hwd. floors. extra nice living
rm. with fl81"Btone firep).a.ce, big
lot. many extras. Furniture co11'
$3000 new. All lhis tor $10,500
and 13500 down. Ju.st move \o
and st&rt l\vinl'.
225 Marlae Ave.
ft\.5 Cout Highway
Corona del Mar
Balboa lal.and 3113 W . Newpol'tBllN.
Newport BDS'b
Veterans
Why don't you use the balance of your G. I. Honie
Eligibility Certificate before it is too late?
COMBINATION F . H . A. · G. I. LOANS GO OUT
OF EXISTENCE IN A VERY FEW WEEKS AND
YOU WILL LOSE THIS VALUABLE PRIVILEGE.
Beautiful 2-bdrm. Homes
cam:p Manor -. CQsta Mesa.
Two blocks west of Newport Boulevard
Turn at BARR Lumber Co. to Thurin Street
· To Anyone
We can sell these lovely homes for $GOO down and
$48 per month INCLUDING all taxes, insurance,
and interest.
F . H . A. Built and Inspected .
By Geo. M. Holstein and Sons
FULL PRICE-$7000 and $7100
SEE THESE TODAY • DON'T DELAY
PHIL SULLIVAN
(Formerly C. Galen Denison)
G. T. EVERSON
Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Ph. Bea. 6243-W
Evenings Harbor 3157-W or Bea. 5458-J
.
Barney · Francque
REALTOR
, ~ ..
I k-~:1 ~, ' ' . ' ' ... ~
LILUAN LA ~Lii
• Associate
400 E. 17th St. at Tustin Ave.
Costa Mesa. Ph. Beil. 5179-W
'
See these beautiful new 2 and 3 bedroom homes.
$8950 -$10.500. Hdw. floors. Thermostat furn-
aces. No. 1 cedar shingle roof. Quality construc-
tion. You can't beat these for value.
' • •
Newpo•t Blvd. U 3ltll 8t.
Pl>onoHubor-•
CORONA DEL ii.AR-Nearly new --------;-,----II
kt conWJRporary Bermuda home, 2 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX-
bcblu. and sun deck off living l lh years old . .._ (Jood income.
BEACON HILL REAL TY
466 Newport Blvd. Beacon 5713-R -------~----room, ocean view, 2-c&r gar-Close in, tmmedtal~ posaellion.
J q.. ft-; lot. room for another $1~00 equity. 42-f, Marigold. (2 blocks above Arches)
-· Priced at U0,000. F.H.A. <p91-------------------------lo&n. ----------~-
Corona del Mar
Beau U ful 3-Mctna., •lliMll ~· COSTA MESA-M<ldem atucco 2
wtlh spludW oceen vtrsw:. Uftlll bdrm&., 3 yean old, all newly
room, dilUn( J'OOM. w.....;. dtioorated. Ja.re-e incloH<I lot,
nook ln kJtchen.. •nt.ce ...... ju.t nortlt. ~f N. B. city limits.
hdwd. llDo floor ~ Priced at $10.000. Jou , N .000 ~ · · ., ~· NG mo. WW exchange
l&fl"• 2.c:w ........, lowl:J fOf" S-bdnn. home cl08e lo L. A.
. nicely lan«Wce.pe4.
$21,500
SD
Earl Chamberlain'.
R&AL llll'l'A Tll i
Loana . . . Inmrucs · ... a.it• n
500 Cout Blvd., C..0-clol .... 1 -•llaa I
BRAND NEW
2-bdrm. born• on IOt Mx220, large
double rarace and other out.aide Mc:tc-with ~ b&tll, excellent E.
tide Joca.tion, 1 blk. lrom New-
port Blvd.·
2-bdrm.-1 Acre
CJodd 6--room houee, double pr·
ap, &lcken houoe, lot 180x330.
hll Price S7<0!>--Sl319 Dow'n
Jletter can Now OD Thia
.THE , JIA~T··,· l PHIL SULLIVAN • T•· , (l'onnmy c. u.ten DenllODJ . THE ,.&SS • -I • o. T. ICVICRSON • ~ ."t tlO Newport BlTd. Coeta Mesa •· S r·Btaoon au-w Evenlnp lla@or THE HfW$-1, 1117-W or 8-oD 5-.1 '
_. ..
.Orange · Colfttf · ~, **SOLD**
220, Mth St-t
Newportlleaeh
By a
BALBOA ISLAND
OUTSTANDING COLON,l!"L
HOME-on double lot, nicely
landscaped. Thia la an Ideal
year round ho~. A vaJlabl~-for
a short time oijt7 I
· At $27,500
Stanley '.Hadfiel,
A NEW ONE! Beautiful 2-bdrm ..
2,bath home with large rumpus
room a.nd double garage. And a
2-bdrm .. 2-bath apartment over
another double garage. All this
on a lot 1:>0 ft. long. And the
vtew of the ocean i.. superb·. Thls
La a lovely h.ome.
Would you like to own a whole&&le
produce buatneea, a cafe, or a
market. See WI .. HARBOR 20 I
or otop 1n at.1 the ofttce ~t Fitzmorris Realty Co.
219 Marine Balboa -
j Real -and au.in.. -....
' t 813 Coast Blvd. Barbor 2102 Hospital ~ Coranto del Mar
or CllnJc bu~ for aaJ It MuJUple Lilting Realtor.
roolN tacllldll c ....,...,.. n ___________ llC6_
parkJnc ....... w .... ' -
Full price $4250
FURN1SHED I Bi!DRM. HOUR
1 blk. front excelJent beadl.
Terms a vallable.
$2500 down
DELUXE 2 BEDRM. 11' bai-..
Rdwd. construction. Patio. &
B .Q. Good heat. B&I. $80 mo
100 ft. from tine beach.
Newport Heights
2 BEDRM. HOME con.u k>c&Uon
Hdwd. flra. furnace heat. Roof
ed patio. BBQ. Reu yUill eom--
plelely walled. Owner •v1n1
will ae.U fumieMd OT" uatum
lshed. $8500, •% Joan_
GREENLEAV _. ASSOC. cau 11. D. p ichard, B&r j ~le do road the want ada.
for det&Ua. -Be wtee tell: ~! --------~---· a1i2 Newport Blvd. Bar. :mai
**SOLD**
. -· ea-. Bar. llzt.ll. 111>-BOKIC srn:s m Dlli8ILRT
--. -K. ~ iw::::.~ . llO'I' ~ -loeaU.,.. -~ qt.. -4 ,_, ..,, a.r. 1-.JLK. . 1p1 All ulllltita IA. Cheap-·
Ottt itqirfl'i ct.f
'.R11ol Bltof• • -~ u.anc. lt•ttor
•· -· ll>Wil:t -· -_ -WA!ft' -loeat..t 0ranp Oocut-t or a -MO. Alao -... J'ORD, ''T-Tw--. ... ty property. JOsbt ---1'11. ....., ,_ 6"l* Oil -. --.:• -. t, an , • ,.,_ JwG a ,_asn-.. Ull a Jtea.
... UT~ BL-HL 981-W. 1Waeo-et•t!oa, .. ._ _ lp7 an-w. t2<93B
• Meffisiag
Medium
• ' 'I
•
• •
•
, •
· nolod ·that a larl-e part ol Ui• In·
• ~ In coUntY taxe. were be-.· c&ulie ot the Aret111rn f)f adminLttra· tl04 of aid to the aged and buiad
t9 P"e county f'tom ~ the· sWe .
M'oet df them lndlcated approval
of the p.relent progn.m despite
~ tbe ·.UK:~ tp dlrec:t tuaUon.
DANCING • ENTERTAINMENT •THEATRES ·Tiie ~payu IP"'up. Jolne<I by
tb_e .IA.Jun&. llliNch orrahlaatlOn .
.a.f\4 tax committee. of tour cham-
bera of commerce, called attenUon
!-ct '.the followtlll' Items:
CIALL HARBOR !010
to<
FLOWERS
by MORRI
EMt Balboa 81\·d.
THE CIRCUS ROOM
ONE OF AMERICA 'S
OUTSTANDING
RESTAURANTS!
Food Expertly Pre~
and
Oraclou•ly Served, ln Oar
Unique DlnJns Room
Free Indoor Parkins
Next Door.
I~ Long Beech
llBAND NEW
SHOW
MC'D IT YOUI
FAYOllTE
AL BEST
~U<>
OLIE O' TOOLE
II~ TIME
lADIO AlTIST
e Olrla e
e Olrlo e
!1!'1'1'9!
t'AMOUS
HAMMOND
Organ
~plnf'I
·1·y11t•!
Schools Add
13 Teachers
Thirteen new teach era ha Vf'
been added to the Newport Beach
elementary echool system, H . 0 .
Ensign, dl.strtct wperlntendent of
schoolll, announced lhia week.
New teachers at H orace En·
sign' achoo! include: James F itz.
gerald, USC graduate; Mary
MossteUer, graduate ot Miami
Unlversity in Ohio and subatltutr
teacher In Huntington Beach high
school for the laat alx years:
William Ritter, UCLA graduate
A.nd former teaci..r at Santa
Monica; Norman Stillwell, Pep·
pf.'rdine college graduate.
At the Newport school the new
instructors are: Martha Andrews.
former teacher In San Bernardine
ror two yeara; Dean Beaumont
UCLA graduate; Mary Gruf'r.
Sant.a Barbara college graduate;
Glennlce Belnap, graduate or
Brigham Young unlvf'ralty: Nan-
cy Lf'wis, Whittier college gradu·
ate who hu taught for the past
year in Bakersfield; Freda Ka.!Jh·
in, graduate of State Teacher.!J
college ot Superior, W~conaln .
and former teacher for five yeArll
in Michigan and two yeare In
San Bernardino; Dorothy Rogr rM
graduate of Santa Barbara col-
lege: Shirley Reichenbach. gradu-
ate of Santa Barbara college.
Dorothy McCoy, an Occidental
college graduate, will teac h the
third grade at the Corona del
Mar school and la the only ·ad·
dition there.
Speedboats o
1~ace Labor ~Y
The final big-league speedboat
r.egatta on Mafline Stadium for
l9M wlll be held in Long Beach
Labor Day.
The fixture ill' the 10th annual
All-Western Inboard Sweepetakea.
to bC conducted by the "club oC
champions:• the Southern Call·
tornla Speedboat club.
"This regatta Is our all·out ef·
rort ror t.h e year," Com~oro
Deck Blindbury or Alhambr said.
"W e expect not less than 70, al.I!
In our six 1najor cluSAe8."
In 1940 more t han 11 .ooo~rana
saw the ninth edition or the la.a·
le, which proved to be one o the
best meet.R, In point ot rough !iiihod
lCtion. heldlng during the y~r.
Cf')lotCul Inverted starta.t In
which the rl'.'gula:-heat winner1: hae
lo ovrrhflul th(' fi f'ld, will iJe a
feature of racing for three 1 top
~1a~<1es or the regatta. Bllnd~ury
said. i
Four rr,i;:-atla dates on o ther
course" in the fall Crest Wta&ern
Ci rcuit \Yf·rc alM namE'd t~ay:
Sacramento Fair Gtounds,@p•
temMr 10 : Sacramento Rt er,
October 21 ·22 ; SH.n Diego, Oc er
27-28; Salton Sea. November -&
nnd Lake Mead, Nf'vada, Nov m·
iler 11 ·12. \
ltxpendltures tor general g6v-
etnment tut year were up 20 per
eent from ttle prevloua year, and
tha~ the present year's pro~
were up 30 per cent from last
year, a jump ot 84 per cent In
two yean.
Up 'Z PwCMat
Health and sanitation request.8
are lncreued 42 per cent over
IUt year and recreation budget.II
are .up 29 per cent.
H08pllal expenditures were up
23 per cent Jaat year and are due
to «O up 17 pe.r cent, and prob-
Uon and juvenile hall are due to
tump 18 and 34 per cent reepect-
lvely.
M.l•cellaneowi expendlture11 a~
booeted 30 per cent; education I&
up 30 per cent and county library
ha• a potential lncree.ae In two
years or 40 ptt cent or $38.000.
Bill Ficker
IConllftned fF1Jm Pace I)
11. ny couldn't land on it, Wile load·
e<J aboard her trailer on the morn-
ing of August 1~ tor the long haul
eut. Many hands. moe.t or them be·
longing to t he very boya Biii has
defeated tor the honor of fl ying
the Newport burgee In thia con-
test. helped with the complicated
procesa or tapjng protective co\'er·
tn,r over the entire boat, so that
not even .: grain or .and Could mar
the elCek ra~l('lg r1"t~h during thf'
t~lp.
PUtle Cocoon
Orange Co. Symphon When •he 1ert the ha.d-standlng
In Sunday Concert •l Newport ""''"'' "tacht dub. • CHASER 11 waa completely diJl -A t County Fair gul8ed In her plastic cocoon, but
Lest Ttm S&turday, ~~I'· 11
Oresory P k, lh!len 'fe.toott
"The ~unfig~r" .,
Start. ~y. AUJrU1l Z9
EUJ.al>otb Taylor, 8. 11'-"Y
"father of the Bride"
Attention AU Glrla 18 ~ 90
A8k ua how to set yoal\ Free
Ralston Lapol • Pin P ume
Atomher that. Ellz.abeth Tay·
lor wean. ln "Father o the
Bride".
Now thnt 8at1, Auru-t !
Jo!tepb Cotten and Val
"The Third Man'!
-AlllO Bis Ou&doOr Featute-"
"The Boron of
•. Ariz~"
NOW SHOW ING
THRU 8A~URDAY
"CRISIS"
T••~••.••••••••'f'•+y••••••+uoouc+o:zeo40++•••..,........, ...-•
I l'l'ZAL llPila 'ftlllt
A · be&Yy lnotnament WU ._.i I to force a lock on the rear deck
Ud of hle ca!", Leon C. Norton or
Puadena reported to l'f ewport '1°'
Ile<? Tu_y_
Norton Nld a apere wbeet. u·re
and jack valued at 12& were lltoJen
from the rear computment. The
lock wu llroken and metal and
paint on the handle damaged. Nor-
ton added, Re told police he hadn't
noUced the lbett until he return-
td to PuadenL
1.-dlea Bair ll&Jllq
-a BpeclallJ' llJ' llaA -
DAN'S BARBER SHOP
111-~Blda.
1" &. Be' I llhC. .... _
LUMBER ON
SAT. ALL
SUN. 9 to 1
ABC LUMBER 00., Jte E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA, Bea. 5681
Every ·FRIDAY
SATURDAY
and SUNDAY "SEVER SEED~ T(J
BE TllNEll"
Danz-Schmidt Piano Co.
~20 S. !\laJn St. Santa 1\na
Teachers who have left the
Newport Beach elementary school
system are: Norma Baille and
Eloise Jacobs who will teach else·
where: Nettle Bryon who has re·
tirt'd; Loia Foote who ha.a became
Mrs. Richard C. Witt; Mary Tozi.
er and Robyn Hatch who are go.
1ng to be married shortly.
l I fastened 11ecu rely on each aide of
PlayinJr \vith o. rull. balBn~d the ftull wu a blue and go ld ban· 1 ------------~'
lns trum('nta tion, Orange Coun Y ner proudly proclaiming her po-rt
Symphony o rc h£'stra gave an o n ot call. NEWPORT HARBOR.
air concert Sunday aftemoor. CALIFORNIA.
Phone Kimbe rl;)· 2-51•0
CAPE COD HOUSE --r
EXCLUSIVELY SEA FOOD
Oy•lcrs-Lob!!ters-Clams--Shrimp--Fi•h
ALL KINDS OF SEA FOODS
From North -South -East -We•t
•1For A Taste Treat''
CAPE COD HOUSE
flours U1.1U3· ~4 to D p. m. -Sunday• 2 to II p. m.
311 1/2 Merine Ave. Balboa Island
I
Los Comicos
To Present
Marionette Revue
"Mariq_nette Rt:vuc!' 111 the title
or 1950'~ Los ComlcOJ:I' player!-1
production to be presented A.ug.
30 and 31, and lkpt. 1 fWednt!•·
day, Thuraday, and P"rtday ) In
the patio-theatre at 209 Marigold,
Corona dt"I Mar. The Revue . will ---------·--------·----·--+ mark the eleventh annual product-
SAM'S SEA FOOD
Complete Course
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
"At the Sign of the Swordfish"
Bea utiful New end Enlarged Cocktail Lounge
SURFSIDE
Bet,veen Seal Beacb and SWIMlt Beach
PhonN: 824--05 -I0!-00 -8'0--19
ion by the group ot etudents. ThC'
feature attraction or the show will
be a sparkling dramatization or
Hans Christian Andenon's story.
"The Emperor' a New Clothes."
Musical a cts. and caricatures or
live performers are also on the
program.
The live actore wh9 usually art>
St'en in Los Comlcos production~
will not be forgotten. Perdlta Horn
and Bob Whyte or Corona del Mar
Phyllis Lake ot Balboa l l!lland.
and Sally Bieler or Altadena will
lend their votce11: to the puppet
actors. James and Donald Steffen·
iion will manipulate the little
troupers. Margaret Diehl, CoronR r.:=========================== -del Mar; Alan Lewis. Balboa Is-
THE ARCHES
CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE • OPEN 10 a. m . Through 2 &. m. • Newport Blvd. on Coa.st
NEWPORT
HJgbway
W!: AR!: CWSIID OS THURSDAYS
ror a hand dflcorated
WEDDING or alBreDAY OA.llE, call
GEN E'S REST·AURA NT
A.-.;D BAKERY • Barbor 1102
* * * FRENCH and ITALIAN OUISINJ:
Oorona del Mar
111 • H iid SL. NEWPORT BEA.CB
MEXICAN FOODS
AND
STEAKS
CIU& HALL Hoon a to I p. m. ANITA 8:EXTON, Mp.
"High Quality Printing~Ph. Har. 161.6
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land: and Jeanne Bartlne, Newpart
Heights will control the scenery.
lights and aound.
As usual with Loe Comlcos, the
show is a benefit for a charitable
organization. Thia year the money
will be uaed to purchase CARE
packages. Tickets ror t~e Marion·
ctle Revue" are now on sale 11.nd
may be purchued from member,.
of the group, al Hampton's Harbor
Drug in Corona del Mar, or by
calling Hasbor 2fl77·J.
Wrong Way
Driver Fined
Several cars narrowly averted
head-on colJiaiorui wtth a . car
driven by Jn alleged drunk driver
tra~llng the wrong way on a
o!le-'tA•ay street at 2:•0 a . m. Sun-
day, according to Newport police
reports.
Police arrested Virgil G. Rush,
28, 2206 S. Van NeBB St., Sari.ta
Ana. on a dru~ driving charge
after they stopped h1a car on W .
Balboa Blvd. at 19th St. Police
charge Ruah bad traveled alonf:
the wrona aide or Balboa Blvd
trom McFadden Pl. He· waa tined
$150 and hia operator's llcenM
was suspended 90 day. by Judg~
Frank Unnell.
TEJUDNATION 4811.ED
Eltabliihment of lbe tact of
death and tennJ..naUon of jolnt
.tenancy ot Ute late Juper A . I.
Wagar. who died ta · co.ta M eu
tut Aue. 7, wu requellted ta
superior court ~ by hif
widow, Mra. Katherine J . ~apr.
She H.tted jolnt·tenaeey property
u a par<el ot Onnp county real
eatate .
. CllUll(lll Olr 'DIS Alli
A OolluUia Clillftll of Ute Air
--Illa --ot the Cbrlataa 8ttr-. Committee
oo PV~U. for Tedte• ma7
be bMnl onr-Stetke KNX on
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m. ,,.. ~ "' .. --WID Ila "O :ic. GrnUr -•Ill." •
closing day or Orange Countpt At this point the final outcome
fair. 1 or the aertee Is still a moot quest-
The orchestra of 4:) players W¥ Ion but, in spite o r the buu;ing
directed by Lee Clinton Sawin df. acttvtty that ta a part of the aum·
Newport Harbor Union high echodl mer aaJllng .season, the thoughts
in a program which Included: Mar'r and best wiahea of the entire sail·
riftge or Flgaro overture IMozart)L Ing fraternity of N cwpott have
StE'ppcs n f Central Asia f Borodin l\ been. and are, with Bill, Berg. and
Water Mu!j;ic Suite IHandelJ, Wal~ CHASER II.
Through Paradise Garden (Delius)) -------
and the Firth Symphony in E.
M;nor 1Tschalkow•ky1 . \Mental Hospital
Rehf'a rsals will be resumed ear·
Ly in Septen1ber by the symphony. (ConU.oed from Pace-l)
which is under the adult educa-
tion aetup, and n.n early fall con-
cert Is planned.
Brick Dust
(Con tlnued from Page I)
that way and there ls a Tot of that.
as mo.<Jt womt'n get up In t he dark
these days for their trips. And, I
don't think the \\'Ord is nice. and
shouldn·t appear ln a paper, but
some of the anglers "epit" on their
bait.
Talking about bait. we have
only one squeamish mem~r who
has to wrap the stuff In cloth be·
tore she'll put a hook Into It.
Than.kit to the Boat Operahlra
All of our charter partle11: have
been made more succeMtul be·
cause of the helpful attitude o'
the skippers and deck hands.
What a patie nt bunch t hey are-
to put up with Lady Angler s!
Dinner Is ready, Goody!
Stella Gaines
Clas.sifled aas cost little. do much.
Everybody reac..ls the clfl88ifled ad.a.
Same Ooat and Payroll
Dr. Tallman said In Sncramcnlo
ths.t the cost ot construction of
either facility would "be about
the .same" and the estimated
$1:50,000 monthly payroll would
al.so be the as.me If the land were
U8Cd for a school '
Ooata Mesa leaders have a p·
proved the proposal. Stanley dls·
cl08ed. acJdlng that he dlsc\18sed
the matter wtth Harbor district
residents before reaching his de·
cislon to support the school pro· ,,.... ..
Costa Mesans present at an in·
formal round table discussion
wtth Assemblyman Stanley. all ot
whom approved the proposed
cha11ge or status tor the planned
Costa Mesa State Hospital were,
W. 8 . Johnson of the Cill:r.ene
Council : Selim H. Franklin, pres!·
dent or the Chamber or Co m·
merce: Rua Bartlne or the Coast II
Asaociatlon; Arleigh Schwartz of
the Llon11 Club ; Fred Dudley, Ki·
wanls Club; F. B. Owen of the
Chamber or Commerce; and F . F .
Allen.
IT'S ON THE W"rY ONCE AGAIN
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IN OUR THEATRE
HUNTINGTON INN PRESENTS
BERA
DARLING OF LAGUNA COAST
Heading an All Star Revue
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVE5, 8:30 P. M.
Call LexJorton 6-41 '73 for KeMn-atlon.t
-ALSO -
FRANKIE SAPUTO, J\'BC ARTlST,
PLAYS YOUR REQUESTS WEDNESDAY ASD
THURSDAY EVENING IN COCKTAIL LOUN'GE
DINNERS FROM $1.00
HUNTINGTON INN
804 COAST H!WAY 1101) HUNT!NOTOS BEACH
Watch for the "DRUNKARD'S DAUGHTER"
KIDDIE'S DAY
EV RY WEDNESDAY
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I . Free, Balloons to ·Children
~Ides ' ' -.
Games 5;
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Catallfla loat Leaves 9:15 a. 111. Returns 7:00 p. m.
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Tll'S nm •· 811111£ • FROM THE
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Jiii emn,. np,.....Uns 11 11&1lbo6t cl-portlctpotid In th•
Ut.rea rac. htJd at tM Lido tale Yacht club on S.turd&f the 19th and
Stmday the Ath of Aug\UIL One race held on Saturd., and two on
8unda7 with ll'le followtna" re.aulta:
t*t-oonttne Wurdemann, "Mid
ablp"
:fnd-Mn. R. Wlllon, 'Annetta"
a~T. 0 .• Meyers. "Ruth"
l'Oo:
lat-Jack Toon. "Patsy Ann'
2nd-Fred Bmalee. "'Pamlin"
3rd-Loula Burke, "Paloma''
Blan:
t.t~RJchard Hahn. "Rogue"
2nd-P . &-hoonmaktr, "Music"
3rd-Sa.int Ctc~ro. "Stormy"
AJbat .... :
Ht-A. I....ubersheimer, "Ke1ea"
2nd-Harold Whippll!!r, "Noc-
turne"
3rd-Jamea Higson, "Trump''
ftlot ... :
Results pPndlng protest.
IDkrnatttmal 14'•:
Charle• L. Sadder, "Fiji"
tnd-Henry Hill. "Lillie Lido"
3rd-Carol A. Jonell, "Fidget"
Vlldnp:
lat-Andy Gran1
2nd-Wilbur Sarge nt, "Allegro"
3rd-JamC'H Ramsey. "Eve"
l"alcoa11:
let-Morgan Morgan. "Sea Slin1e'
2nd-Henry Kell , "Anthy-Nanthy"
3rd-Peter Bradford, '·Hurry On"
latematktnal I IO's:
l11t-Blll Bentz
2nd--RogC'r Meisinger, "Rogue"
3rd-Vaughn Edger, "Gremle"
Lllfltn.lnp:
lat-E . J . Wrl!!hPrg, "Galaxy"
2nd-J . W. Polls. "Fetchit"
3rd-R. C. Harbison, "Bophus"
Mercury":
lit-Chet Wheeler. "Lavette"
2nd-M'el \V1l!llon. "Wlngra··
3rd-Eugene Griffes. "Victoria"
Snlpett:
lat-John l.fl\rsh, "Rebel"
2nd-No. 4170 '
3rd--C. Ma cRobcrts. "Weed"
l'treflys:
lat-He.ndrlc kson. Chivo"
2nd-Jury Austin, "Phyllis "
3rd--..H. Worcester, Jr .. "Yump-N"
P-14's:
l•t--Jack N crtlrun1. "Valkyria"
2nd-Gary Bro\.1:n, "Chaser"
!rd-Lee J(ambrook, "Leeway"
l..rllman§:
lat-Warren Rllnn. "First Fiddle"
2nd-.-V. Pcrri11, "Little Three"
3rd-Nancy Beardslee, "Ht-W&y"
89°"'blnl1':
lat-Bruer TwlcheU, "Little
Twitch"
2nd-Bob Halderman. ''Thunder-
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ONE Rt:S<JUED SUNDAY
Newport Beach Lite Guard Capt.
Jack 1Jonc11 eatlrnated ~.000 peo-
ple were on beachea in the harbor
area Sunday. One per80n wu res-
cued from the aurt and one u·
al11ted from the surf, J onea added,
with six cases of first aid handled.
A medium surf made Ideal bathing
conditton.e, Jonea .ea.id . Water
temperature waa 66 degrees.
--Opportunity la knocking In
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Wise people do read the ads.
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• Cout Guard bO&t CG-413'152
1tatloned at, Nswport Bea.ch tow•
ed ln three disabled veeeell: SUn-
day afternoon, crew members. re-
port.a.
A 30-toot commercial flahlng
boat, the .+gn.es, wu towed In at
12:36 p.m. from o?f Crystal Cove
with a dead battery, they ea.Id.
Sk1pper was Ji111ted u Wlllla.m Ben-
bow, 3802 Maicua. Ave., Newport
Beach.
Allee Will. a 3°'6foot cabin crula-
cr with distributor trouble, wu
ta.ken In t\vo ·one-half mile off
Abalone Point at 2:315 p.m., •kip-
pered by William Blac k, Pacloma.
Calif., guardsmen added. ·
At 5:45 p.m. the My Marle, a
30-foot fishing boat, piloted by
George Young, of Montebello, wu
picked-up one mile off Newport
pier with a dead battery.
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3rd-John Kensey, "Gray Dawn" .._.boa Dingily•:
l11t-Mlckey Smith, "Lolly Pop"
2nd-Tony Torranct', "Little T·~"
LAST WEEK t he lnternatkJna.I LulWn 16 Championships "-rre held In Newport
Harbor and thht u'tt'k <"nd the Ludf'!l'!!J u111 comprle In Nt>\\'port Harbo r Yacht
club'!i annual Raef." We.t"k .. Bob Zlf-&"ler pl.aced woo'9<1 In thf-liatrrnaUona~ and
\\1U hr the favorite at N.H.Y.C. Pictured above &rT tb.ft.e of the ldooPf' In a.
r~nt r&cf'. llJitlDI" bea\.11)' In a stronl" brN"tt. In tftto fol"f'C"rouud la Nf>. 168, Biii
1'1~'1ld'!i Ml U,.dy Ann, u•hlle on the rlrht ls No. 1-&8, Georct• M.sU8er'• Frollck. -----------------------------------
~::~::;s 0~·;:;·,:ir ~;~~:;~~:sk ~=~~Id , Toby -Kirk_ ~nd
At Live Oak Sprihg~ Befoco leaving foe Canada t o Ph 11· R. 1·
were presentC'd by Commodore !! •A t f R C t • '
Bob Halderman as follows: row· tt r 0 8· rea 100
Ing. Bill Twist. Patty Packec. Ron ll s Sermgn $ybjec:t
Batson. Mona Rae Barlow, Tony · · -•· ·-
Llvr Oa~ Spring was the vaca-('l'ltabllsh a new pe rmanent home, y IS aw ins
lion choice of Mc. and Mrs. Yem-M•« and "'"· P.tec HccQlld. focm-
on Mathews and daughters Sonia erly or B<:>I Air and Newport Har·
Toccencc. Edith Maclin . Dav;" At Costa Mesa Churc:h
Herrington. Padrtleboards. Bi I I
Tv.rlst. Peg Hadfield. John Jurgen-Rev. Joseph H. Thompaon, pas·
sen. Eleanor Guthrie. Tom Cun-[ tor or the C-OJ3la Mesa Communi·
nlngham, Janice J ensen, Rear ty Methodist church, will preach
Commodore Noel Barlnw . I on "The Art or Re-Creation" at
and Nadinl', 597 w. 19th St., Cos-bor, spent a week at the ho me of w·1n T oph"
ta J\otesa. Ichabod the Mathev.•s' I Mrs. Eliz.a beth Werlie, 119 Marine r 1es
bulldog, &companied his family. j Ave., 1 Balboa I.ala"d. In diving: Marshall l Wright. the worship service Sunday Aug.
? "REALTORS" HOME
plM4 other valuable PRIZES
LONG BEACH
BE 11 ER HOMES
SPORTS ·SHOW,
Auti. 27 • Sept. 2
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Sno\\'bird and dinghy champion-Carol Williams, Jean Jones. Bill 27, at 11 a.m.
ship rac~s were held Friday, Au· DeWitt. Richard HOf'rtig. Susan :::::=============
gust 18. for Balboa llland Yacht Brown, Miko Vaile, Nancy O'Dell.
club's two memorial trophies, the Bob Ibbotson. Swin1mlng: Bill Torrence: second, Commodore
Miriam Kirk troph~ ror Snow-Twist, Jean Jones, John Jurgen· Halderman ; third. Phyllis Raw-
birds and the Burl Johnson trophy sen, Judy Swimn1, Tom Jone11, llns; tie ror fourth, Janice Jen-i ror BAiboa dinghies. Winnt>rs Janice Jensen. Dick Webster. • sen and P..f:ona Rae Barlow: sixth,
wert': Snowbirds, Toby Kirk, with Both races ror Snowbirds were Frank Willia.ms: seventh, Ann
John Kensey as runner-up; for I won by F'red Mlllt>r and both ding· Rawlins; tie ror eighth. Nancy
dinghies, Phyl\l.J" Rawlins and for hy races were won by Roger Boy-O'Dell and Jean J ones: tenth, Da-
runner-up. Micky Sn1lth. The vey. vld Herrington.
trophies will be pr~nted at the There we.111 another reading of ·The last picnic of the year will
annual trophy presentation Au-the Monroe award standings. this be Tuesday, Augu8t 29, at the
gust 31 at Balboa Yacht club. being the last before the (inal one. club hou5e followed by the annual
The UJ1Ual first place ribbons Present places art": first. Tony 'presentation on Thursday night.
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Wins Junior
Snipe Races
Danny Elliott or Alamlt~ Bav
Yacht club Sunday again won th"
Junior National Snipe claa.s 8811·
ing champlon11hips at Long Beach
and bec ame the rirst skipper In
the history of tht> event to turn
the trick twice. Crew with Elliott
in the race among five junior con~
tenders "'85 Kim Muitholl.11.nd and
th<"y sailed In Birdie Basket.
In victory during the week end
three-race series. E~liott earned
4721 points by the Snipe t1corlng
system to 4340 ror Terry Georg.-
and Dick Johnson w~th No. 6629
or Balboa.
There was a thirdJp lace tie on
points but. by performance,
Dwight Weatholt and Scotty Da-
vis or. L?t''3, ,Sun1mlt[1'1:0 .. In the
Moby Dic k II. b!'a out Nick
Steele and Danny Me.son of Bal·
boa \vith the Shrush. i
Trailing with 3961 lpolnta wt"re
Gene Patrick and obn Trask ol
the Lake Merritt, Oakland. Sail·
Ing Club. '
In the three ra ceJ the &allor1
t raversed six miles 1 both times.
They sailed a three-mile triangle
two trips In the morning R.nd I
windward-leeward route twice In
the fadlng Zf'phyrs 1'r the after·
noon. _
Harbor Juniori
Plac:e in Long 8.each
Oc:ean Swim Rlic:o
Kay Pridham of Balboa Island.
gwimmlng as . a junior girl for
Huntington Beach Swjmmlng c lub,
"~.-on a medal ror finitfiing sixth In
the Long Beach milej ocean swim
for juniors and senlorJ. She alsb
was a member at the tOO-yutt
rrce style relay tcam;hlch placej:l
third In the South est Pactfi.C
Swtm1ning and Div! champio~-
~hlp meet at MiMlon ach plunge,
San Diego. -I
In th~ Lone Beac event Doti
Prestpn of Bay S orca placej1
seventh for junior a and olh
m embers of the clu
In v&riOUll even'ta.
till VIiia we,. New
JOHNSO~
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TIDE TABLE
(Paclrlo Standard Tln1e)
mon UlW
• • .. .. • --Friday
Auguat 25
Saturday
August 28
Sianday
Auguet 27
Monday
Auguat 28
Tue&day
Auguat 29
Wedneaday
August 30
Thursday
Augu.1t 31
0:31 a. m.
8:33 p.m.
&:SS .a . m .
9 :15 p. m .
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6.5
4.8
6.2
5.0
5.8
5.1
5.2
5.2
4.6
5.1
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3 :37 a.m. --OZ
3 :11 p.m . 1•
10:23 a. m.
9 :35 p. m.
10:49 a. m .
1{):32 p. m.
1 t·:t{'j a . m.
11 :08 P·. m.
11:40 a. m.
11 :46p.m .
12:06 p. m.
4:p8 a. m . -0
3 :~2 p. m . 1•
4:36 a..m. -0:.
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Q11ARTE R MOON
Sept. 18 Aug. 27
'4 :31 p. m.
5 :02 a. m .
!'i :lO p. m.
5 :25 a . m .
5 :51 p.m .
5 :47 a.. m .
6:36 p. m.
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QIJART£R MOON
Sept. t September 11
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Co. tormlnc ln September contact
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Devoe South Seas Copper Bronze
D~voe Deck and Top-side Enamela
Devoe Hons Kong Spar Varnish
. Devoe Engine Enamels
Devoe Hard Racing Finiahea
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6 a. m. -6 p. m. S2~50 DAILY
Ratt>s for Chlldr(ln under 12
Boat lca\'es from 8 ll Coast llw>-.
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ot old nireDda ·and m&Jdnl' ·•·lot ot. new J'O'llll' frienda tor iDddle ·Ham,
tnnaportaUon chief Qd bu.I .dri.•er. tor iUle J!C'ewport Beach elementary
echool diatrict. If the date-doeui't ltrtke a "9pon11ive note with you,
It'• the day Chat achool 1t&rt.I for 8'Udentl In all grade schools ·and
Newport Harbor Union htgh.
tt'11 the day that Eddie and hl~------------
drtvers have bMn worklng'to9Mtd taa'w: 1ttlven around the globe at
for a. long-time. 'ntoae ~ di1Y• th6.._...tor abOU.t 22 tlmea. . · "'P hY9ntlve maintenance plays
e.n are rated by the cautornta & bli part In building up a good
Hll'"hway Patrol aa ma.lntainial •"Mt record" says Eddie. "For
and drivlb.g the best school pa.lfi~ tMt .pUt few weeD our five drtv·
enger buues In the atate .. -Whitey ·.Predrtckaon (Whitey
.... ·~·"' ..... ati:lle. tlult .-a.It ·~r. There \VR!l •M ~-.... _,_ -·'-• rune allout two 1aclMa of mow ln the
la--.1 •11 .w , --·-.-ftek1a. bQt none on the b1ghways'1
... I_ Oft OD mil I.cl "'"'Ill' tnna-be added. J
pcll'tetiolt ,f:t ~ athleUc ~vcta and JU.It Mtohi Jeav~ • Eddie ,vos
tlbJlloal -:ri-octlir!U... lld· uked. whit Ume'lt wu. "Eighteen ~ ·H' alt 4-M1• ...,.., nm. 'lie m.lnUtel aft.er_/' be replled. When ~ tlll¥ml .._.. ,.....f!oom t.b.18 hi• pred~-eee wu menUoned, he
aru. to the Carl-Haney School srtnnMJ t'a -bm driver'• tlm
fQr 1Handtc&pped ChJldre'1 In Ba.n• all rtcht. r 21 ,Years of meet-
b. ~ Int ~:bed .. you find out that'! JLooktnc UJff a -dt-wfiilkered minute. unt, '' he added. .
11arita Claue wtMl)' 9JM:lldinr hil A.a h• urned to eo back 11to
iff .. 1a1n .lln 'NNpeit '9Mch. Di· Pie , he -.id, "Got a ot
~ tWUe ..,.. itWtak'8 'Wiien you of'Wtrrk to''be•done on thoae buMe&,
:liil9l alMMlt ~ ilda eut. he i&JlrM you trhow. We're .ha.vtng thent
to ~ fl'Olll '~. ~ iteu1. , cl~ed. underaea.led and
I .piikited where "lhey need It. lt
'II ~ ltl4o .-1 -the)'· won't 'II< ·lhnc llnUI achool starts." me. "Me, he venlM!lll _when -uk8iS 9cklle ..... ed lnlo the garage and
ho!N" 'he-~ • e .. s-aeDl*I' If we~re not mlstl..ken someone
• \kMld « ~.~One 'thin&: wu hu.m~lng a. tune that sounded
ta.t 'bilpe •·lot, too, U 'Ute com'°' .Uke "SChool daye, echool days, dear
--·Nitto ...a 'IJllbllc ~,... old gciklenl rule days ... " I
.,..e.n. fn-Of ·th<! 'Ob:-· I
''With ..uch big ~ f-86 ·fef't r • •
loll&') lt'o alt!klult 'for -ell the 1dd> ·lllferrs Newland Family I
to -,.,... 'AboUt 'thffi! yean: 1.-. ......... --' ·t: • 't "II'>~ ~hooqrllt ·It might~ a gooll '"'""'"'" 811VI y I
taoa ·ff ... bad '"'bile •ddr<u 1.i'.t il~n9 lee.ch ~ "9l•mB IMt&lleCS fn the buues. I ·
~r 4~,' 1 found out that Mr. &nd M n . Marla Ne\\'land 1
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fearltt..titht ••• "''"'
sweeplftfl
Swnp1 much cloa-
La1t1 5 time1 lon1•r
l•••lilul c•l•rt-t•hl,
red, blu.
I.If us -YOUR WASHING I .
8A VE!! TIME -8ll.VES WORK -C08T8 Ll'ITI;E Eddie Ihm who baa bell drt.¥· Uf~ lee.man ), George l..deberg,
inl' 9Chool buases for 28 yea-re ~. -.w· bace, Lambert 'Fortune. Bgb
many accident-free mtl~ lbehlii)4 11;bonald, and myself have been
him. Takinc a paper and pen~ t;Wns our bu.98e• tnto top notch
it figu!H out that he nu drl'ffl!. MP.."
R. 'woulb -<IMt 1Ullt at>out u much and chJldren ot Newport Heights I
to ~ "the ·loudwpeaker work attended ~ taml}y birthday dln-
th:TOU&'h .a l'Mlio ._ it would to ner Sunday ·at the home of f\.11·.
tteve an 1ni:litplndent publrc ad-Newland' a pa.rents, Dr. anti 1'.1 r~ a,_ 9)'1t.elll. 'nte combination of c . w . Nowland of Long BeH1·!i
the two "WHlna •to 1WOTk out fine," Honoree WU Mn. Marvi n <;hri-1t-
he -added. ensen, da~ghter of the ho!'lt nnd
T\VEXTY-EIGRT DJAlt8-pP' ~-.,.-~.1~ -~
hl1· rf'Cu"1 ot Eddie 'Run. cllld ~-,~ 'tl5iiil:4c: ' Oil
at the ; ·~
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jWlt enough miles to take .~m :td ,. "~ . lob Dom! .. llbt ror th6 NflwpM't Beaeh ' ele~..,., ~\;,·-.·Wit.·.~ 'Pie· . .. . ' ' • .· "11' L AllTOMATIC
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the m&·n frOm Newpor_t Beadl!L '
a.nd back again. If you'd like to,
break it down still further and re....,
main earth~bound, Eddie could·
••we do our own mechanical
work and lubrtcaUon to make sur.,.
Utat the job is dOne right and it --hoetess. The patio dinner wa~ rr~l
lowed by canasta.
tun'(I twhlnd t.ltf' whrel ·ot. nurnllf!ir""lO: 'a&-""6 ~ ~ ~ -JOdt•
\lurlnK th1> Mehool term. f~ Photo) 4'76 Newport filvd. In Coftta M~
Elemutary 'Sc'bool Bus SCFhedule
All 6th, 7th. 8th grades attend Ute 1Jorace Enalgn School. School
boundaries for ·k indergarten thru gioade 5:
N~rt School-Udo Ult, -Balboa. (All of peninau)e. to river)
Newport Beach, Bay Shotts and ll&Y Shore Camp.
Corona del Mar School-Cortina <kl :Mar, Balboa Island, Beacon
Bay, Harbor Island.
Due to the fact that we 'do no~Aave bus taciltU.1 for 'transporting
all chtldren, we have adopted t.he follawlng plan:
Horace Ensign School-;A.11 Tth, and 8th 'Ptde children liv-
ing on Newport Beighb W I. walk to echool.
Newport. School-The following -do not ride· buasee: Srd, 4th and
Mb graders ltving Weat 'Of B ·'t.rftt In Balboa anld 'eaat of 30th
Street In Newpott. K'lndergatten and 1st gTadcmi living east
<Jf '9th street and west o?·20tb .11treet walk to regular stops.
Llbra.ry an6 24th 11tttet-"2nd -rn.C!era ltving' west of L1brary and
ea.at of 24th street will 11tlll have t o walk.
Ccrona del Mar--Golng to 11chool: There are l!leven stopl!I in Corona
del Mar for children living 1 mile or more from 8"hool ! All
Grades).
This schedule Is subject to cha.nge by note to parents.
Miramar &: I .
Miramar & M
Balboa Blvd &: L
Balboa Blvd. &: F
Balboa Blvd. & Main
Sa.lboa Blvd. &: Palm
Balboa Blvd . &: leland
Balboa Blvd. &: 11th St ................................................ .
Balbba Blvd. ·• 16th BL .............................................. ..
Balboa Blvd. & 20th St .............................................. ..
Balboa Blvd. & 2~h St ............................................... .
Balboa Blvd.
Balboa Blvd.
&: 26th St.
& 30th St.
Balboa Blvd. &: 32nd St ........................................ .
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7 o55
7 :~
7 :57
7 :58
8 000
8 :01
8002
8003
S:e<
8 :0~
Balboa Blvd. &: 38th St. ... .. . ... ................. 8 :02
Balboa Blvd. &: 44th St ............... .................. 8 :01
Balboa Blvd. & 47th St. ......... ..................... 8 :00
101 Hiway Helen's Stand ........ ................ .. ....... .. 8 :00
101 Hlway &: Orange St.~·........................................... 7 :69
1.01 Hiway A: Service Station .. ............................ ... 7 :58
Via LJdo & Lafayette . ............. ............................ 8 :00
I:Jdo Nord A: Via Orvleto .................................. 8 :01
Lido Nord & Via Wazlers 8 :02
Udo Soud &: Via. Mentone .................................. .. 8:03
N"'''·port
8 :4.1
8 :4.2
8 :43
8 :40
8:44
8 :4!\
8:46
8:40
8:42
8:40
8 :39
8 :3g
8 :35
8034
8 :34
8039
8036
8037
8 :38
''After the flnt -t.:w day11 w1th
the radio, ·l !found 1odf. that keep·
tnc It ·tumeCI ·on low had a wond-
efful QUietlJW-doW'n 'effect on my
kids. they had •o De quiet to hKr
the . radio -and ·ctul~t they were.
However, it'e 1ttard to ·keep every;
one 'MJ>P)" With jmt one ...ad.lo.
The old<!r -..nd .gllU '1.lke 1>0!>-
uJllr ·mu.ic whlk! the '.fourth ·and
tlttb ~ra pnifer ball pmes
and blll.frtily •ftlrMIB., ·•'Y8 EddJe.
.-..e111 wffe. Pef'll, .. .tender
brunette, .ma-~ .. ·enthu!I·
ia11m 'for hie young11teni. ''8eem1t
like we ·can't!l'o -to .. AhO'W without
90me •Mtlder--valced well~hers
up with qn, 'lldale' or ~.·theres
l!)(Sdje' .••
'hie Harns have three children
of ·-their own : Pfc. Eddie Ham.
J-r., -22. who 'is 1Ullt flnlehlng a
ihree y•r 1hiteh with the Marine
Col!p8 •tn 1Pol't9mouth, New Hamp-
•ll1"l; ~n . 1'1, a student a~
tilewport fta?'bdr 'Union high, and
S-. t ·~he~ ·not quJte 14 yet, but
:t thlrik ·etrelll -Ince ft ·better tt you
ptlt her age down as 14" ·pys Mrs.
Ham ) a student at Coela Mesa.
Looking at ·Eddie it'll herd to
believe that he has .started on hi11
third generaUon of school bus pas-
sengers but he says its hard to
ta1k about hi.s beginning days as
a driver without beginning "Once
upon a time 1 . ,"
PNOl M!Mourl
He cl'iimS St .... t.Oufa , Mia.sou
as his town of birth and admits to
being bom on Dec:. 7, 1901. Eddie
came out west in 1922 starting
as a driver with the WellB Fargo
Express company. Af~er working
ror -them for a year ,he began
driving for the Motor Transit
Stage company on the Balboa-
Santa· Ana run. In 1929 he be-
came head driver for New·port
Harbor Union high school.
In between Umes. Eddie has
managed to squeeze In a jumbo-
sized str etch of service with the
armed forces.
In World War I he "dry land
Lido Soud &: Via Dijon ...... . ............................ .
Newport Blvd. &: Findley St. . ....................... .
1()1 Hiway &: Bal Bay Club ................................ .
1-01 Hlway &: Bay Shores ....................................... .
• 1.01 Hiway &: Bay Shores Camp ........................ .
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8 :3!> sailored" for four years as a com-
8 :40 pany commander at the Great
8:30 Lakes Naval training station hold-
8 :31 Ing the rank of Boatswain's Mate.
8 :JZ In the second World War. Ed-
die saw duty all over California 8:S3 • Cliff Drive It Snug Harbor ............................... .
Clay &:. Snug R8;,rbor ......................................... .
Clay &: Irvine ...... ...... . ................................. .
Clay A: Tustin ... . ...... -........ .
Clay & Santa Ana . . ...................................... .
101 &: Riverside ..... .. ............. .
as a Captain In the National
8:34 Guard. "I wa.a stationed In Pomo-
8 :3~ na, Compton, San Francl•co. Rio
8:36 Vista a.nd other areas. We were
8 :38 guarding the gas wella againllt
8:30 sabotage," he said.
C.D.M. u.E. Eddie l.s euppoaedly on vaca.tion
7:50 8:18 now but he manages to get over Harbor Ia.land ........ ............. ...... t o the .school garage almoat every
Beacon Bay · ................................................... ; .............. 7 :5 l 8 :lS afternoon, to auperviae the work
Balboa & Diamond ........ · ··· .................. 7:54 8:12 on his busses. He's als"o waiting
Coillna &: Topaz ................... 7:56 a call to duty. He'll al.so waiting
Park A Collins ·: ...... ...._ ... -......... ................................. 8:13 Guard r eserve of which he ha.s
Park A: Marine ........ .... ................... .............................. 8 :1:'> been a member aince 1941 . fie is
Park A Onyx .. .. ..... ............ .... ... . 7 :64 the a.astatant dlvl.8Jonal supply of·
Balboa le: Onyx .. ......... ....... ............... 7 :Ml fleer In the 40th dlvi11ion reserve.
Martcold A 2nd .................................. !....................... 7 :~ 7 :[i~ Kida an TttoUCbtf\ll
Potnaettia &: 2nd ·· .......... · ..... .......................... 7 :~ 7 :~ Talking about his pa.ssengen
Poppy It Znd ................. .......... ........................................ 7 :56 7 :56 again. Eddie claimed that some
Bhoire CDltfa ......................................................... ... 7:67 7 :57 of the most thoughtful ~ple he
Poppy It s~avlew . .. .. ..... ..................................... 7 :59 7 :59 knows are his kids.
101 Hiway &: Muguerite . ............................................ 8:00 8 :00 All through the year he keeps
101. HJway It Jumlne ... ................................................ 8:01 8:01 track ot the growing sea.son by I
F leaf 8:02 8 :o2 the cratea ot tomatoea, pea.a .. 101 Hlway &: ern .................................................. S:OS atrawberrlea: and oranges that are [
1 ;c. D. M. School8~;~··;~~; .. ~~ ~r::':n;:'e:~.him by hia kids and I
Ne""°f' ~ • When Chrlstmaa an~ Eddie's
• xtramar ·• I ........... ........................................................... 11 :34 blrt:bday roll around, he uy11 it's
: lllJlamar -a-M ....... . ............ -.......................................................... 11!35 bard to keep track of all the gifts
•Bafboa B!vd. &: L ... . ............................................................................ ll:S8 he receive.. "One year when dgar-~ Blvd. & F ..................................... _........................................... 11 :3'1 :::a gtw.,:r: .r::: l:•=rt~a~~\i!
'"Be.Ibo& It Main ......... ..... ............. ...................................... ........... ......... 11 :38 received nlOllt of them a pack or !•lboa Blvd. A: Palm ....................................... -.. -............................... 11:39 two at a time.
•"Balboa Blvd. • laland ...................................... h.................................. 11:40 Remembetlfll' bis moet unusual :Balboa Blvd. A SOth 'St. ...................................................................... 11 :40 g1f't brlnp amU. to Eddie'• face.
• .. a.a. Blvd. A 26th St .......................... -...... -............ _,.................... 11:41 ''A little '-Sf.1'1 'Ila.med Marilyn a-Blvd. A 24th St. ...................................................................... 11:42 Bnddy (nciw Kn. Butt lllenneo, r"""-BtYd. "' 2oth St. .................................................................... . u 043 2011 Barbor Bml.) once pve me _____ , .. a 'bantam rooeter and hen for a t 8BOO.ND ·~ 4A 2 U.HlitON pre91.ftL I llke them 80 mu~ I
• -6 Karleol'I ............. °.:'.'."'"."."'.~--.... ........ .. ll:S!I ~p~bo.:'~be':"'...:! they illod
.,, Blway "' Poppy (8 ) ...................................................................... 11:11 Aakecl ollout Illa ~y
•an c::tltta ........ -............ ________ ........... _ ........... _ ..................... __ .............. 11:1'1 atety record l:ddle attrtbutea It
• Btnr """"" 'fl't) ............................ -._............................. u :39 to ''Beine extremely canflll and
• -• KarlgOld ................... ~ .... ~ ..... _................................... u :tO '""'---"the other-··
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How does a Bank of iAnierica Uft·IMured Savings Ace111I wWli?
The plan provides d 11ble proleclior1 ... you have not only' .. aavings
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goal -$100,$250,$5 0,$750,$1000.
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Giti-:M"C:';ci,:;;..-P;;e-Au~.....N-·12t P~lm :aty' ·
'Sermo n Subject is · W elcomes Ne w Wffk•ncllns ln"Palm City we"'
F L I f, p Mr. and Mn. Holt Condon of Cor-OU r eve s o ._ r•y•r P._ro spectlvct Membe r one det Mar •d c1eupi.r,. M~
"F • -· •-t Pra , b c-" ' • ~nil& Andenon. '.'ftle1 WON our ~ .. e .. o 1flr' wUl e Jt:an C'"tf'elwe ·wu We~ u a .......,... Qt. Major ana krt, Paui
the subject or ~ aet"1on f>y the pniapeeun· memllet when ..._., f>"1l<hurot; . thel• iiOeta• belnf
Rev. Paul Edw.;,.j Bol>llitt, a.Jin· ban of N'""P<>rt Bei\,ch _ Pl>llce ~ Condon'• nleC'O.
lster or the eo-i. ile\ MU °'91P• &Wtllilll')' WON Orilartalh~ M<Jl\dit.f ' Ml.-Aadel'llOn ... juat fetum•
ow it Ch h 1 t 8 d · A · ••tnlng at the home of Oene¥a ed hO'l'he from summ.er echool at
27 ~t Y tbe u:ve~exO'ct:k ·.!~rs:· Standage. Santa B&J'bara and wtU return
-" Th h 1 -"· ,. di 1P June Kiddle talUed high at cards early In September. A Kappa Al-ae.-v1 ce.. e c o r-..u-J' ,,..e rec -d n..rotb kl Jtn ion of Mar Batten Stetrenaen an -Y oec er wu con-pha Tbeta; -~ la majortn1 tn art
wtll slng ?.'Now Let All Th' ioled for low 9CON, alto laking and thJa. will be her Benlor yu.r.
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Heavens Adore. 11l.ee" liy Ba.ch. Present for th~ evening of SOC·
'The Sabbath' A nursery Is maintained during tablUty and fun were: Zf!nobla
thla service !IO that parent& ma7 Frost, June KJddie, Alma Thomp-
attend the worship service. The aon, Doris Diehl, Faye Benedict,
Sunday sc:hool with Mn. Raymond l Lots Wood.manaee, Geneva Stand· ~ey as superintendent, meetll age, Mona Hayden, Esther J ohn-r • -~ , " ~ -_
at 9.-45 with Clueet! tor all ages. ron .Vlvian Hales, Maxine Connell, ' Mr." Kiilneth 13 . f'erry of the,
11 Sermon Subject
At Adve ntist Church
Cost a Mesa Tri o
·At C •talina Isla nd
Lucille Gehree, Dorothy Kloeck-Newport R~fl"'U ~!'O'ehm Da) A.d'-
ner, Helen ij.andel and Jean ventist church on Sunday preach-
Greiwe. ~ ~...--ftmrth rd a nfia oi ~
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Enjoylng seve ral days at Cata-held at Alma Thompeon'e home ments of ciw.-''"ltlte liteMth &It'll
lina la'--d were "rs. Ernest Mc-on Redland8 avenue, Newport how and why a Chrlet1an aho\IJd L--1 I I ~· -H. 1 h•-t" b " h l'I . ALL DECKED OUT for the .,.,. Day ctub uaa P:ut Thur"lday. Augusl 17, ,,.r:-t> Mr. Kt'llECum Clellan and daughter Kay of West-e g ....,_ keep I was n>uf t out. . " .1
t t~ ••-t •'-a_._.__ • ._ a-"--of Pomona; l\tn. Elton HalJ~tt of Balbc.'l Jala.nd: Mr. 1ohn Abell, of Balb38·, and ~Its. Mid 1' , Joh~ mln•ter Ave., Newport Heigh ls, I a ~ ura u•e -•-u• or -•~·· and Lynn Roush, daughter of the 1· ---Opportunity la knocking In th day ot the week wu set a.tide Curci. of Balboa. -· <Ph?to1by
, Roy Rouehes ot Cot!Jta Mees. \ CLASSmED AD8. by Oed u a aacred day, to be -----------+-·-------------------'-_;.--1---4-
-:::--.,.------------:o--:--:--:----'-'-'-~!!~tlhlne 8•1tbtieen,di0nngdcphuutrtclhn,g•l .. ud1dye,-The popular auto trains wtl "American tndu1try ta geared WHY EDS. LEAVE OWN _ .. ,. again be available tor the convehl to meet produc tion demands of "The Earl of An~rtm, at GI n·
· &U worldly ·pleasures. ''Jeeus and lence ot visitors to the Callrqr~ both elvUl&ri and mlllt&ry orders arm. England, has &-tve birth 1 to
the ~ ... ·k ept the seventh da.y nlf State Fair, August 31 throut~ w It h o U t ixtenatve gov~rnment healUty twin calves wlce i tn
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NOTHING OOULD Ill!: FINER
Wear the renoW'Mcl on Daty fthoe9 ,,
that brink you • new hlsh fn oom-
fort ..• \ti.lb um.rt atyllllC". Th~y'Nt
Plade of ... ect8 brew. or
black. "-&hers en tbe same
laeta ,,,,.. wMI* OGme' t.llt:
wwld--f.llmu• Wlttt-. Cltalc
Oxtora. for IMlne& -t'-e
shoe. pft'ft!rl'ed by Dunetl
thr"Oochout the cbuntry.
.$8.50
WE GIVE 5 & H GREEN ST AMPS
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
' 1795 Newport Ave., Costa Mf'Sll
THE NEW and there·"ta ho Btbllcal record ot September 10, with the low f8" coil~." -Ira Moeher, former eleven months." L Washlng1Jon Formerly Ma1?°n~s.
any chail(I!!" he said. ot t en cents. ; I NAM prealdnJl. ,, paper. I 1 1'------------------------..J
"The ptoi)het Isiah voiced God's
will_ when be wrote" It thou would
turn &WJY thy foot frdm the Sab·
b8th, trOm doing thine own plea·
sure on M.y. Holy day ; and cal~
tbe Sabb&Nl ··a dellfht, the holy
of the ioro: honorable ; and shall
henor H)m. not doing thine own
wiay, nor finding' thine own plea·
sure, nOr speaking thine own
wor<b; then thou shalt del11"ht
thyself ln -the Lord ; a..nd I will
cause thee to ride upon the high
plices of the earth and feed thee
with the heritage of Jacob thy
fathe r : fol' the mouth of the Lord
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26.51 Coast Hlgpway, Newport Beach
OPEN 8 L m, to 8 p. m. Dally
Bartlett
PEARS 3 lbs.
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Next Sabbath the sermon will M
on the fifth commandment .
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ONIONS -•
Solid Beads
LETTUCE 2
Sweet Juicy, Valeneia
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Heads
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Elder Charfea Martin of the Red-
lands church gave the children'•
story and also read an Interesting·
letter from Mr. and Mre. Welden
Mattleon, formerly of Coat. Meaa.
Md now in missionary service In
India. Elder Andrew 8 . F eartng-
of the Glendale church was also
G uests of Naegeli 's,
Midwest Coup les
Pl•n. t o Retur n
ORANGES 5 lbs. 25·
Mr. and Mrs. H . A . Naegeli.
118' E. 8th street, had as guest.a
last week Dr. and Mrs. A. E.
Nae,ell et St, Pll\ll, Minn. attd Dr.
and Mn. I... •. Nupll of Livtnl"•·
ton, Mont .. Tbe7---en}oyed the clt)I
and Harbor area very much and.
expecting to retire .soon, plan to
local~ here.
He.., 18 that famous Star from
the Slmmou Uae! Thi! Bide-a-·
Bed, • hllDdaome oof• by day Ud
• comfcn1able bed by nlgllL
Cb-from a wide variety of
sof• styles and coverings, to flt
any room.
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Your choiae of lleutyulld °"
Deep-Sleep ..... ... "* llpeellol
... viap If you act now! Tb1s of•
fer Is for • Umlted time only .
hyments UTUlged Mi suit your
budget,
2Q) F.orest ~re.
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HIDE-A-BED
SALE.
SAY~ up to s4000 .
PRICED ROM
Payuwnts •••1•cl to
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Tea in Bigs ::r-c 15" :."t, 41•
CentertM.iry llock. F0t hot or ~ tea.
Orange Ade <:..en Soot ~~ 2'9
K's Grape Ade ~-·~· ... 27•
Ai~~t~~.3-ft> .. ~:r-.~ 72c
Nob HIH Coffee •. ~ .... , 7 4•
Flnestquolity f2 -lb.bog, 1.-1il
CltlClt Tltlll Vl,llll
Mexican Dinner "::::.:0 ,k,. 72•
Coritoins torti11os, fl'ld\.itodo , "°"""
toco filling. Serva tow. •
Fresh Bread -;:: 14• ':::: 19"
Mrs. Wrigh.,,.• sliced. White 'tlll'heot .
lu!!!n,!4,!~Hb:.=:.e !~
Prlc. tubject to State Boord • lotiora.
T•H •mni.1•., ••A w 1t1N1 •t SAl'EWIY
Looking for ways to If' wer your ' ·costs? Then look to Safeway. Not only
are our prices low on every item every day -we also offer each wtek exceptional
buys that mean extra 11vings to Jyou . heck the values lieted below . Then visit lllLD""·c·aiii:: "·: .... Ch..... 0 · i Pre-Cut & Wiupped lb. ' I . . . SUGAR Gr!~~ed ~· 43a I~. 8 O
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TOMATO JUI E ~=~ 4::1
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Exc:eUent breakfast biveraqe. (18-ounce can. IOc) .
~~~~SA~CE ? .~~~ ~~ ·100
(llepooll.l nlra Oil bottlH cznd cmet)
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eaches 1:."!"" 23•
ork & 10"
Libby bo-
Bohemian Type
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Excell~nt to barbecue
o,r bak• . 3 to S.lbs.
rn~ s.ize. Note Jow price.
herub M k 2 ~;~ 12, 2 .:! 24"
Bel-air P as ;;:::" '!>:-21 •
(Ca .. of 12 bottlH, 2.65)
O.~lt. ••Wt! .. botti.. •1td ~
11/tll llll NI.I/El
Ea1tside 2 :!:.:;61• :.~ 3.54
Acme 2 :!:.:;61• ::~ 3.54
limb lout s...n ..... -.lde<.No--
llN &(hps
5"o<t ""· U.S. -GOOD
CLAPP'S' JUllOR FOODS
WideaiaorllDtftL 2 · . 11· {Do.ncuo,1.11) -• •
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wmtO. nm1 r • .ig.,' 35• Goldea or Spice. • ....
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I At ~f having frozen food s.ectlons.
flapjack irAlben 1 ~-:.· 29"
Pancake Mix s..zonno 2~:· 14•
DIOos•h torho Ol'I bottln and cow..
Lucky Lager'.:~ 14°.~3.28
In OIW·woy bottl ... r>O ~t1.. '·
Lucky La11er ",-;:· 15·.:~": 3.52 For waffles, too. 13 'h·lb. pkg., 35c > In~. no deDOUt1. Marshmallows ~~~-:.;.:: 27c
Salad ,Dressing Dud>elt =· 33•
a..r It. olf.,-ed f1)f" tote enly in Sot":""'01'
licl'ftled to "'41 It . TOl<ft o ... oddit~.
I Hoff.pint Jar, 22c; QUOrt JOI, SScl
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ICENTUCrY WONDERS. 7 ~ rr..i. pick... 0
-""' li •rrw llaal 2 baff ... lllrtot. lb.
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LAGUN BEACH FURNITURE ·CO.
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Hawaiian 8port&hlrt1
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WELL KNOWN BaANDll AT
$2. 98 and ·$3. 95
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-S.UOr San!ly Mys: "These shlrta
should scU for eonsiderably more!"
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1'7th St. and Newport Blvd., Oleta Mt'A
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' . ' mack Gold DaJ8 to be leaturtd In BunUnston Beach, Beptembet
1-2-3_. will hlghlicbt the 13th annual Southern c;:aitlomla Twlna Con·
ventlon to be beld Sunday, September 3rd.
Starting at 9:00 a,m. with re(l•a--------------
tration. approxtmately "® to 500
lwlna will take part In the day'•
actlvltiu. At noon, the twlna will
be gueeta at a Buffet.,luncheon In
the Pa val on-Ballroom, and at 1 :30
p.m., the famed El Toro Marine
Band will play a concert In the
open-air beach bowl, which seat.I
approximately 10,000 penone.
At 2:30 p .m .• the twins wtll
parade Into the open·alr bowl and
the opening ceremonle1 will be con-
ducted by Wm. Galllenne, local
Impresario, and manager bt lhf'
Chamber of Commerce, with the
entire group pled_ging allegiance,
and stnglng the "Star Spangled
Banner." ' ·
Twin .lodJi-Ds
Some 32 categories are Included
In the judging for twins: oldeel.
~-~ 8.1. WonlCln
Commits Suicide .
A TusUn a;ea man, 11Gn or a
Balboa lala.nd woman, hanged him·
self In hi.a garage Sunday night.
The body of Huaton D. Hager,
37, or 134~2 Oal< Lane. Hewe~
Park, w8.e round by his Wtfe. Max-
ine, 38, the ooroncr'a office re·
ported.
A note blamed family trouble!
for hhJ act, aC"Cordlng to Investi-
gators. ..
Burvlvora In addition to hl!I wirr
Include hl11 mother, Mra. Nelllt-
Hager of Balboa lala.nd, and a
young daughter.
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Modem Dinette Set 5 pc ......................... 125.00
Bleach M&iPrn n IT . Tahl,,_ o't t:. rhstirs .,f)(\ l!:.I\
Mahogany D/L Table and 6;,Chalrs _ _229.50
Set .6 Ladder Back Chairs '· .J. ....... u" •'
'MAPLE BEDROOM FUBNlTf1Bl!l
[=YJ=O=FF =T=AB:°=~M=PS ==:!Jl
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Pilgrim Finish Highboy Chest .. _ .... 99.50
Pilgrim Secretary Desk... . .... ···-····· 99.50
-youngest. llnd the like, Including
F"Uneral arrangements are beln~
handled by the Smith and Tuthll1
mortuary. ~ ., l
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127.50
199:50 Provincial Double Dresser .159.50
COMPLETE
BACK TO
CLOTHING
AT THE
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BRAT SHOP
1809 Newport 1\\•e.
Slsm tbroup 1%
COSTA Ml!SA Beacon 6959
HIBISCUS Som• Choice. Varieties 'In Gallon cani; . ........... . ......... .
OLEANDER YOUR VAJltuu:s In saJJon ca.as . . ...... .
TITBEROUS
BEGONIAS Price' RNlucrd. Good plants ~-~ 75r
larre double bloom In '1~' pot8 __ ..
S1nallf'r Pot5 aa low a,:, . . ....... 2.k each •
5 & 10¢ Nursery
ltl21 So. :io; .. ,"port 81\•d.
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Our "Back to School"
SHOES.Have Arrived
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See Our Selection of
New Styles and Colors
Ortiiopedic Prescriptions
Filled
Tots to Teens Footwear ..
Across from Sears
.. SANTA ANA
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We HaYe Ample, Stocks of
Douglas Fir
lt.,or
Interior
Use
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For
Exterior
Use
BA YYIEW ILDR'S SUPPLY
sweepstakes winners. Beautiful
gold medals wjll be presented to
each winner.
Monday, Labor Day, September
1th, Huntington Beach pr-esenl8
:l "Jubllcsta" to be staged in the
Jpen-air beach bowl at 2:30 p.m .
This Jubilee and Fiesta thenlf:'
will produce the fine11t stage pro-
lu ctlon C\.'er attempted In Hunt-
ngton Beec h or Orange county.
Both days will be free to the pub-
ilc.
Thr c<'lcbralion will offer many
l)cach aquatic sport.a with dancing
Sa turday night. and the Grand
Labor Council of Orange county,
to be held in the Pavalon Ballroom.
Hopalong Cassidy
To Lead Parade
Hopalong Cassidy (still known
to a few stubborn per11onal
frienrls as Bill &yd of Hollywood I
Is coming to San Francisco with
full accoutr~enta to lead the
Ad mis~ion Day parade.
I That ''full 8C"Coulrements"
meRns white horse. bb1.ck httt and
-:owboy suit, and both pearl-
handled ."llix-guns, kids~ Jn person.
too-not just television! I
Announcement of this all-im-
oortant addition to the Statehood
Ce ntennia l celebration program
'lrrc Septf'mber 2 through 9 was
nadc by George Heini., cxecutlvC'
5<'c retary to the California Cen-
tenni als Co1nmi88ion, 88 plans for
the extension parade neared com-
pl r tlon.
Indications are that the parar!P.
which starts at 10 o·c ioc k thf"
;nornlng of September 9. will tw
-:>nc or the longel.'lt evt'r to be slag-
~ ln San Franclaco. At preaent
'hl're a rc 17:'.l entrles-lncludln~
'!oats, marching units. bands,
lecoraterl cars and other features
in adilition to the twenty-one
;p:-ctacuJar hJs torical floats pro-
vidC'd by the Centennials commis-
olon.
Police Hunt
Missing Boy
Nrwpl)rt polICC' this week were
11earchlng for Robert Eary. 16,
visiting he re from Charleston, W .
Va.
Ea ry was reported miBBing by
his uncle, Doylto Gravina. ~ Sen-
ta Ana Ave .. Newport Helghte.
la."!t Friday. Gravina t old, pollcP
later he contacted the boy's fath-'
er, V. B. Eary, Rand'; W. Va .. who
reported the boy 'llfas an escapee
rrom Charleston reform school.
Charleston. W. Va.
Gravina said the bey had vlfflt·
ed here for approximately & week
a nd lert Friday apparently to go
~wimming . Eary wu de8Cri6ed a~
16. five feet eight inches in
height. 120 pounds, brown heir.
blue eyes, wearing brown !llacks.
tee shirt, gray and maroon jack·
e t a.nd brown shoes.
Peter Graham
Returns Home
Peter Graham, aon or Mrs. Fran-
ces Graham, Corona del Mar. re-
turned home Sunday from St.
Joseph hospital where he waa crit-
ically 111.fter undergoing aeveral
operations. He ls now recuperating
rapidly.
818 Coast Wghway Beacon 6025 ~~~~~~~~1 Newporters Play
ow1 · •AVI MOllY
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* Jleatful, reclinin& Wll .• ·"'"""'°" °" -Union Padllc"tnins. . '
*.~ppetiz:~ me•la ... expertly 1erve«I in om.1111 .,.. • 1..oungo can. I *low fara ! llOUlld ~ n• oa>e 10" ..-
-. <llildren -s ffte; under 12 llalf-fare.
All Uam'hcllc nina.EMt ..... <;...ci. • ...U • P.1'--. p~,,.........-. ...
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In All -Star Game
Four Newport Harbor baseball
playf'ra were on the American Lc!g·
Ion Fifth Area All-Star team that
defeated the Fourth ArM Stars.
3-0. Sunday night at Anaheim's
Le. Palma park.
They. Included: Pitcher Geor~
La.Bono; catcher Bob Burdick; In-
fielder Dick Lane: and OuUtelder
Uoyd Swtncle.-Tbe Newport nlne
waa eliminated from the Anabelm
tournament last wek. ,
J'ack Ramaey of P'Ullerton .met·
<ed tq Bob Boswell of Seal Beach
with the Fifth.Area.'• ttrat run. I t
WU Vlou&'b to wtn, but C!oron.a'a
Joe Uribe· triplod In Dick Lane oC
Newport Rartibr .... aboard wtth • 1tnrlo. In the elthl-The lowtll .u... could only pt two bite, both
olf °""CO'• Tod Boner&.
The tine '.ICOl"9:
S B IE
•th Ar9 _900 080 000 0 :t 2
Mil AN --, -esz-a I I Pih •''rt. ...,... ........ J..a..
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Citrus Show Goes
To State Fair
The fo rty-fi•e dlrfcrPnt v11rh ...
tleg of' cltruA frult11 featurfd b:''
the Agrtcultural Extension Scrv
Ice at the Orang(' county fair wil'
be ehown at the C11.Jlfornla Statf
fair opening next week. The (C'e ·
tu~s variety display wu one of
the popular educational attrac-
tiona In the agricultural tent
Each plate was labeled as lo vari-
ety, where originally ~ grown and
lte use In commerce or garden.
The frult.s were sec11red fron'
the extension vari~ty plots at thr
Cltrul!I Experiment Matton. Th•·
original buds or seC'dR were cnl-
lected from all parts of the RHb·
tropical world whet""e citrus ir,
groun, according to Farm AdvlRot
Harold E. W11.hlbcrg-. They varlt..-d
from the smRll Japanese k.unlquat.
the size of a marble. to the great
ehaddocks of MalRya the sLzc or
a Persian melon.
Among the forei~ commerciRI
orange11 shown were tht" Shamoutl
of Palestine, the Se lects of Bra-
zil, the Seville orange of Spain .
f,nd the Imperial of Argen~lna .
Everybody reads the classiflf'd Arl io
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84.25
179.50
99.50
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Provincial Side Server ..................... :: ... 69,00
Pilgrim Console Table (as is)....... . ... ,., 24.95
Mahogany Secretary Desk . .,129.00
Club Chairs, Pillow Back, (4 only) Ea ... 79.50
200/ REDUCED ALL PATIO AND /0 PORCH FURNITURE
11 400/ BELOW RUGS & ROLL ENDS OF
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179.50
60.00
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Cherry Double Bed. . 37.50
Pilgrim Early American Dbl. Dresser-145.50
Pilgrim Early American Bed... 47.95
1'·ow SALES FINAL ~Wa11 1
204.(HJ
244.50
199.50
Ull.50
Mo<lcrn Iron Sectional Sofa .. 149.50
Modern Sofa & Club Chair 195.00 Subject to Prior Sale and Stocks on Hand
Provincial Dining Table & 6 Chairs . lf>9.50
Early American D/L Table & 4 Chair< 145.00
Y2 OFF GROUP CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
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64.75
195.00
207.00
Pilgrim Finish Welch Cupboard
Pilgrim Corner Cluboard .
Cherry Finish Cupboard .
Provincial D, L Table & 4 Chairs
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52.50
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Come In anJ faire your cltolce
ol swanlr Convertible or stHl-foppeJ Bel Air.
Here's the mosl beautiful Con·
vertiblc in tbe enlire low-price
cld! And one ride wiU tell you
its performance is as smooth
and spirited as its looks.
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The automatic top lifts
or Jowers at the touch
of a button to assure
perfect comfort io all
weather.
Choose the Beet, fashionable,
steel-topped Bel Air, ':"itb its
extra-wide windows and gray,
leather-trimmed upholstery, and
you'll have the only car of its
kind iq the low·pricc field.
A distinctive style star o[
the finest quality •nd
a performance star
u well!
I Talc• your choice ol
• SfanJarJ Drive or POWERGLIDE Automatic Transmiuion
You cJ buy a Chevrolet with the ~ll·
sational JPowerglide Automatic Trans-
misisionj and IOS-h.p. Valve-io-Head
Engine ~r finest no--shift dri\,ing at Jow-
~t cost• pr a Chevrolet with the highly
improve4 gtandard Valve-in-Head En·
gine and Silent Synchro-P.,fesb Trarua
mission for finest standard driving at
lowest cost. Both are exclwive to Chev-
rolet in its field.
•Combi,.,,titm o/ Pow,rrlid, Automatic Tr~
mlJ1lon and /OJ-li.p. Enrifle optiofllli on
D• Lux' modeU ar nlra cost. '
Talre your choice oF
Style/in• or 'Flfflline styli"fl
af rite same price
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Many an admiring glance will follow you
you roll by irt your new Chevrolet wilh.1 by FL,ber. ·Tb.it's true whether you cbotfsc a
Stylcline model or a Flcetlin• model 11<4 are
. available on all ~cvrolet &edans and at the
same prices! Remember-Chevrolet is the only
low-priced car that offen these two ouuta.od-
ingly beautiful types of 1tylin1 ••• th"' livinl
you an opl nunity to express your o"'n indi-v~dual tastefin motor car beauty. Come in. c.on·
v•nce YCJU.nFlf that ooJy Chevrolet often iucb
a with ""4 wonder/Ml choic• at lowe&t cost!
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. .a.:_._-._ Is p,·1.,e Set 0a1es tor N..:ft..1 Over· s· fuffed i C~~ 1nc1_1v1dua1 . c M c t =~~":'!u~~v. ~ &; Fishermen's Fiesta CC\I ··. ·. · -Incomes lncrea1e • •. e~ eFJ. v1o11..s1n.., ... 7-.~pu~---
At L B Sh F "t , It , . p It D led noo ~unta ·Include ilie Ray Traut-ow , Plaruo for the tth onnuol Fto11-urn1 ure ems Orange county".s civilian rut· erm en Web>o, t.be IDo!warol Barta and Mr. • erman'• Jl'teata. to be held Septem-· deotl h8d Individual Incomes to-and !Kn. JC'Verett 1R.ea. ", •
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, A brand-new, two-bedroom ber 23-24., in San 'Pedro were an-Urgent need for dllcarded over--tailing l.243,267,000 tn ttt9, ac-Although the county supen1.eor• liuiiiiiiiCiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;ICiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiCiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii;aiiiUHiiUlimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~. 'ltealton .. home ww be giveh nounced yesterday by Chol'lea P . stuffed tumJture t~.#tn order coidlng to the r~rch <J;epart-were divided on the laue they fUI· DMllllUlllDllll II lllDIUIL!llh•D MllMHHa n11111111a 1•it•D llSIJ II J Dllll II •plllllllhlllDtRllHUlllDl .. MlllC ld81£1till2.
way free a.a gn.nd. prize of the Bonetti. fiesta chairman. /.0 contiaut the SaJvatton Anny'• ment 9f the Calllomia State t&ined a recommendation by the · ..!
Long Beach Bette• Honie.a and Donetu dlacloeed that the two-. rehabilitation Procra.nl um. fall Chamber of Commerce. Thia wu county piannJng commluion and PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY Wiiie These Can Are Avallal.a.''
Bporta· show in the Long Beach day program will include Loo An· W.. told today by Brip.dleT_ Fred a gain o(_ 2.1 percent ~rom the I denied a land-uae pennlt for Har· · , " • ••
KWllclpoll audllortum August 27 geles Harbor Department cere--Ohm, manarer, of the -w aerv· 11148 mark of U•,0•172•000 and bor R••t cemetery. propooed to We .... lhnltecl lllOftthlJ quota avalable for Immediate a.livery to September 2, according to monies Including de~lcaUon of the Ice center aervlng ~ Newport-"'·? percent above the ·194.0 to-be located ilt the Corner of Hu-
Lewia K . ·eox.. president of the new $577,000 Municipal Wholesale Balboa harbor dilJtrlcL lal, $68,70,9,000. State-wi, Call-bor Boulevard and Otaler road
tfoard of Realtors, l!lponsors. Fish Markets at Berth 73: a Due to the great influx of tdrnta's clvUl~n tncomea ~ re $1,-COsta Mea. '
)( th 7• 000 street dance and coronaUon of a needy families into thla diatrtct 960,800,000 laat year; .O.f percent ore 1!11 u , persona are Fiesta Queen: the tradlUonal pa-above 1948 land 2~.8 percent The propmed 80-acre cemetery --t~ to attend the show this the arm•,.• auppt"y of upholstered wu 1' tidl ~~ b ti dj .g.Ar--oeu rade ol approllin1ately 100 deco-' t1 above 1940. All income ttguree ap-o Y op_._.. Y a • •-year la the belle!~ of J . L. Toi-artll!les has been dep eted, Brig. 1 a1 t in · be cent property owneu, and clvtc
bert, general chairman ·In addl rated fishing boats: and the Ohrn aa.id. As a reault, a IJeneral prox mate ~nwn ne come -organizations which polnted out
I · · -Blessing of the Fishing Fleet by bll •• bei 1 fore tax pajitrents . .ton to the home over S~.000 tn Archbishop J . Francis A. Mcln-appeal to the pu c I.II ng s-Income from wages and s&lariea that It would be directly In thP
da.Jly prizes \\-Ill be awarded In-· tyre. , sued aeeklng donations o(..unwant-reached 1130,992,000 In the coun-path ot bualneaa and rcBldential
eluding television . sets. \deep SpoMored annual1y by the San ed divans, sofa-bed!, chairs and ty last year, ltCCOr~ing -to the development between Santa An8.
free.Rn, olher major appliance~ Pedro Chamber of Comn1erce to other article. which are no long-State Chamber atudy, The 1948 and the harbor.
ondtd oth•llr !Items for Indoor and pubUctu the Harbor u the na-er of uae to their ownera. total Incomes tn this· claMtflcatlon Motion by Supervtser Irvin ou oor v ng "It Is only lhrouuh the recondl-Geo Gord t d th it
Th od I ·h 1 1 t d 1 lion's largest commercial fishing " hit $1 37,667.000 and In 1940, rge on o eny e perm e m . e ome s oca e n 8 thl d civic 1 d tionlng of throw-away itema that d 1 1 t tnll d 1r36 wu .supported by Supervisors Wll-tront ot the auditorium and will port: ou an ea ers, the Salvatiori Army service cen-wag<'e •an .!'la nr cs 0 ~ • ,-
be moved without charge any-1 service, church . and fraternal let carries on the rehabilitation Z9J.OOO. ~~a~;~~h of0~1~::;t~:. ~~da ~~,:~
where In Lon... Beach. Rcgl!'ltra-groups ar~ co~bined to make the program for needy and handi-
ti n •· • d ft ·forth-coming fiesta the most sue-C ty Ch • vote. Chairman Willia Warner did o can u.;: ma e any a emoon I f 1 t d h D lt" capped persons," the center man-0Uft amp lft not vote, and the opposing vole
or evening at the model home. ce:: u ever 8 age e re, one 1 ager emphasized, "for the social \l.'as cast by supervl&Or c . M .
. At tho o~ing cer emonies S un-881
· service department solicits no Men's Club Finals Fcatberly. Santa Ana. who took
day afternoon, August 27, Bar-cuh donations:· lhe position that a cemetery Is
bara Britton, well-known stag~ RETURNS TO ~EMINA.R\' Residents may have castoff ar-Orange county's golf champion, .not a detriment, no matter where
and acrcen actress who wa~ born Bob Wood, son of Mr. a nd Mrs . tlcles picked up at home or office located. Tom Fostir. lll(lvcd lntn the fi-ln Long· Beach, will be crowned ; J . E . Sheeley, Newport Heights, by telephoning Harbor 07~ anrl nals of tht' Willowick Men's club Had the supcrv1Mr8 wished to
official "Long Beac h Better returned Wednesday morning to requesting the Salvation Army championship phiy last \Veek with approve the cemetery location.
Hornell Queen" to reign during St. Anthony's semlnary, Santa Red Shield truck to _call, Brig. a rour·and-thr<>e \\·in OV<'r youn~ after It •had hccn rllsapproved by
the •how, Barbara. Ohrn said. Bob Rnux. Th i~ \\"t'Ck . J. .. oster \Viii the plannlng" con1mis.,ion, undPr
Get a Studebaker and get
''more truck''for the money ·!
' n . A 'pf us Of ems-value features!
l ig visibility cab w ith head room, hip room, lq room for
FroM 2 ton mod.ls clow n to ~
tort piclc-ups there'• • Stude-
baker truck jwt rit;ht for hundredt
of hauJin& necda. Choi~ of two
grc•t Studebaker truck cncin«
for 1uperb, low COit performance.
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Utkl' un f'ithc r J ack Robinson or \he law they would have had to
Dick Ewert ror thr title. vote unanlmou~I)' fo r It, 5 to Q,
Fo~tcr':-i ~cm 1-r1nal win was hi~ t>i 11cr more Jhan ·10 per <'l'n l of
fourth struiJ!;ht under par p ... ,._ the arljaccnt property wa!i in op-
formancc. f'ull<.1\ving the fi nJ:t/, l!Osltlon. But follo\vin~ the plan-
this \VCe k, the county's g-oifing r x-ners' recon1mC'ndation required
perts will th• rPady for the an-fln ly a n1n jority vote.
nual Santa Ana City charnpinn· ---
ship. Qua lifying-rnunrls will la~l llf>l\1E l"Rl!\t \'OSEMITF.
fron1 Aug us t 26 until 31 and play
v.•i ll be hf'ld fron1 St'ptl'n1be r until
Labor Day, St•ptcmhC't •!.
Tom John~fln, of San Die~'>.
wa~ last vt·i:tr's \Vi1111er. The litth•
SAn D it·g-;i ,r;harp-shr1<1ter defeat£"!
!Jon Kenn1•1lv t'f Santa Ana in the
finuls. . •
Sunshine Sta rt!;
Cruiser Fire •
• F'lrc t:f 11nd1·t1·r11iin cd orig in
a ppruxinu1t1·Jy ~O d11111tt.E:l' t..tJ
2G·fnot t .. ilol n t·r11 1!j1•r F·r:1 nC't•S LA•e,
n1o urecl ;.it 6'17 l "o:i st 11 .... ·y. Thurs.-
Jay nftc-r1:0011, N o'\\'jl.H1. Beach
fire tlepnrl.ncnl t!'f)<)rtr ll. I
Ownf'r o f th1· bnn I \Va:; \1.;tcd as
\Vil\iarn G. Lovell. of G IC'nd11lc. No
l)n (' was ubnard :t l thC' time of
thu fire.
Ch·n ,\. S•)(i1 11, 605 l"crnlcaf
Ave .. Cur1)n:.t •It'! :'11.i r. ; .. 'lirl he \Va~
wnrkini:;-on a bi.at n1·arby anti
noliced :-m1d•c co111111 ,.::-frnn1 the
Franl:l'~ Lee. Svc ~n ~aid he be-
lievC'd th!' fir" !'t arted frnn1 s un ·
light 1l h1 nit1g thr1 111i;h a bottle of
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!\:Ir. 11.nd 1-fr~. Byron F enlt'y end
~nn~ nf Magnolia Ave., Col'lta Mesa
arL• back rrCJnl n v1:1 cation !°'lay st
YPSl'lllitc Natio nal pur-h , The fanl·
ily was away 10 days .
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Have you been wi1hing for a convertible that
would open all the way do.,..·n 1.nd gi\'t you a
taste of sunshine and a free·•s·the·air.you·
breathe feeling ? '1:ell, you ha\'e lols of com.
panr. Too man~ people think of that kind of
car in terms of a lot of mone)·. \l1ith the Hill-. I man rtflNX rou can get al,l 1hat\for Sl745.
Come _in and see ~sand "'e.111 Lrn you loose
for this trial dri,·e '°''ith a l·lillman A11:\X con·
\"ertihle. If )"OU don·t get more fun out of it
than any car )'Ou've e,·er dri\·cn, just bring it
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But whtn you're dri\·ing it, notice the·
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it cruises along at helter I h~,., 60. Drive Over
the roughest road you can find -e\"er drive a
car that gave. you a softer ride?
How much longer are you going lo resiat
becoming the o""ner o f the car 1ha1 's not too
large ... not too small ... hut jusJ right. t'\"en
down to the pria-... a convertiJ>le et Sl 745?
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A PRODUC J o r TH E ~OO T ES GROUP
MUNRO MOTORS
30th Street and Newport Bdutevard, Newport Beach
Phone Harbor. 2622 · ·' • · . · ! .. 1 r ' Opell Evetllni;s un,tll 9 P: in.
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ventlklton ••• Two built.In w indow w ings ••• Dual w ind.
shield w ipen .•• Two a rm rests a nd sun vison ••• Cab
lfght w ith hand a nd a utomatic door switches.;. Tight-
gripPing rotary door latches .•• Extra strong K--member
front frame reinforcement .•• Rugged, easy-riding spri ngs
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extra leverage for easier tum-around• and parking.
A(Jf(JMAfM OYOOK/YE
Alcoholic "'Beverage
Sales Show Increase
Distributor has other profitiable franchises available · ·
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OPEN E\"ENINGS, SATURDAYS Al'\D SUNDAYS BY *PPOlNTMENT
JOE NICKERTZ -Local Dealer
3415 W. Newport Blvd., by Lido Theatre.. Har. 510 Newport Beach
STUDEBAKER TRUCKS ... NOTED FOR LOW COST OPERATION!
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6. Replace Connecting Rod, Insert
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7. Adjust Con. Rods-Chev. & ·Buick
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9. Replace Head and Pan Gaskets
10. Change E ngine Oil
11. Cle!lll Oil Pump Unes, Screen' and
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12. Ridge Ream, glaze b"8t, cylinders
IS. Clean and Adjust Spark Plugs .
14. RepllMle Distributor Polnt3, Retlme
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15. Clean Air Cleaner
16. Adjust Carburetor
17. Replace Ma,ifold Gaskets
18, Top Radiator Hose
ALSO SPECIAL SAVINGS
PONTIAC "6"
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PONTIAC "8"
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Alcoholic b C'\'••rt'g"f' f'X('igc t ·txt•s
~ollr<'tcd 'in July on June \\•hnlc-
!'!H l(' trndc tntale'd $1 51~.2!."!6-up
13 pcrt·rnt o v"1· c 11ll'ctinns a year
-igo-according tn \\.'ill lflnl G. Bon-
ell i. F'ourth Oi1=1tru·t !\.1en1bl'r of
thf' State Board of Equalization.
Of this total $1 .178.!:153. or 78
pt'r{'!'nt. rcpr••srntcd tax revcnul'
011 ~ales of cli~ti ll<'d spirit:oo, \\·hil:.-
\\•inc And b<'r'r <'Xcisr taxl's ae·
counted for the re1nai11in g $336.-
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Cullt·<:liuns on Alcv holic bever-
ege Ra lC':; during thl' entire IP4tJ-
50 fi~cal year lGl.Rled $16.597,465
and practically t'qualcd, th<' $16.-
600,807 revenue fur lht'J prcced\11;.:
fiscal year.
Search on For
Stolen Beat
Newport police a nd harb::>r rl e-
partn1t•nt thls \\'c~k V.'t'l'l' search-
ing for a 14·foot boat and trail er
reported s tolen from Don Carr.
815 S . Pacific, Sunset Beach.
Carr told harbor department
authorities the bout a nd traill'r
were atol<:n fro1n Sunset Beach
last Fril.Jay. Carr described thl'
boat as' having a c-reen bottom
and white ~idl's on an a luminum
trailer which had no license plate.
Name Candidites
To West Point
A principal and three alternate
candldalci:i for one appointn1ent
to the U. S. 11.fllitary Academy at
West Point were na'med this week
by Congressman J ohn PhilliP\
1"""he fuur young men scored
h.ighnJt irl s. prclin1inary ex3m!na-
Uon by·the Civil St·rvice Comn1i:;-
ston given. ln mil.I-July to 13 ap·
pUcnnta rr-oin th~ 22nd Congrc<>-
slonal diat'rtct . · ·
Prl11cipal candidatt' ts Herbert
J.tUton Webber. aon of Mr. and
'.M:rit . .J. M. Webber of Riverside.
'First alternate i.a Ralph Wesley
Stephenson. aon of Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. · Stephenson' ot -Arlington.
Second alternate ls Forreat R.
Hanve-y, son of Mrs. Patricia H o(h
klna, Santa Ana. and the lhJrd
altemate I~ Som111era han How-
ard. son of Sgt. and Mn. L E .
Howard. Rlver&ide-.
The candidates will take the
acadl!Dly entrance examination
ne,xt sprlzig for the &Ingle opening
in Ute 1~1 pie.be Clas&.. ft ,
Udder the 1&w ~wrnlnc ap-
'°"'!Jncnbr lo Uie mlUtary and n..YaJ academlca. the' eon~
....., la -entitled to •J>P'Ohll. man: than tour studeat& tn each
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Isn't it amul11g IM.w a • ..,. baby "'I'" up hot~
~?Bue: with pt. you can have hot water apidt:y.
Pot p1 beta 'IVl<er three timH futer than U y
other practical· fue~ It's always on the job, -.
That's why p1 """'"heating is the perfect.,.,....
for 10 automatic dolhet washer 1 a dishwubtr. I
...,..ilig family. Of ex>une, if the storage tank ttl
your ""•<er bffier isn't the proper 1ia fOr your
""-· you may not bo enjoying the coati-
hot water •rvicw ps can give you. Study dlt l!i*-
ing chart at left -then -your dealer or Gu
Company. A oew svtomatic gu wace.r beater 0:.0
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1812 Newport Blvd.~ Costa Mesa Be. 5656
SAYE!
291)0 TRADE -IN SALE!.
"Royal" Portable · 43so
:~ins ca...., .Reg. 69.50 ~
• Shift freedom
e Automatic Apeed key action
• Ftnstt fonn keys
• Complete "'Ith carrylns ca8C'
• PIUJI many other
Dtte1l.Ury featurrs
With your, old Royal,
Remington, Underwood
or Sbl.lth·Coro6a port·
able, with tour row
keyboard: and b a c k
spacer, variable line
s.,.acer and w ith car-
rying cue.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
EASY TERMS
TbJa appll~ "to ou.r compleU> lint> of Nf':w Type"•rtter8
BALES OFFICE
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GRAND C~IPION-Wayne Schult& of tAe Fullerton '·ff club, M.ft, la oonpatulated by O. W.
(Dick ) IUchard, of Richard's Lido Market. who purci..ed b.la (11Uld chsmpkm "teer at tlle Oranse
Dollnty }f'aJr Frrlda)· for $1 .05 a pound. Ttw-~Nfonl, which wdl'fted SM; pounM, brought a prtN'I
of '981. 'l'be <'OUnt)' fa.Ir concludt"d Sunday af~r h ftaklng att-end:t.nce record11. . '
Harbor Prize Winners at
Orange County Fair Listed
Biggest Fair
Sets Record
A very successful Orange County F'nir ended its five-day run Sun-
day at ite 'c.osta Mesa site and the tollo\1.'ing prize winner11 from the
Newport Harbor area. w ere announced :
OrlLJlgc county's greatest fair
ended In a blaze ot g lory laat Sun-
day night as officials announceJ
the largest ati.ndance ever re-
cord&d at such a local evelJl.
Division of Fine and A pplledl,._ ____________ _
ArLs: graphic arts, leathercraft,
1st place, Audrey Gray. Costa
Mesa. metalcraft and jewel;y
(with stones), 1st. 1'-frs. Hal Har~
pole. C06la Mess : (without stonesl
let. Mary A , Gurley. Newport
Bee.ch .
Painting. oils. 2nd, Russell \V.
F1orleultUf'e H . Clay K.ellogg. pr esident of
Florlculture division: ""r9ef'Y the fair board, said that tabula.-
display, lst, Wayside Ganlen.s, tlons on attendanQe have not been
Coa:ta Mesa : cut flowers 1 nautical complet ed , but that the fair will
theme I. 3rd, Flowers by Morr!, show yi attendance of at least 20
Balboa : 1 corsages I. 1st. Flowers per cent larger fhan any otbe r
fair ln the co~t!'. and probably by Af orri, Balboa ; t Novellies), let, wllr be near the l00,000 mark. Adele'i1 Flowers, Newport.
Dahlias, y~llow and variegllted, H igh prei!K' for the fair man-
2nd, Churchman'l!I Dahlia Gardens, agement has bee~ received from
~-t •1 . d d •hit • d many quarte rs, with visitor s call-vu!I a ,. esa, re an ..., e .• n . 1 . h Fl ·
Swan, Costa 1.t esa: pastels. 2nd,
Pat J ones , Newport: watercolors,
lst, 1.f abel H utchinson. Cor ona d t>-1
Mar. Sculpture. t t>rrn cotta. l~t
Rosemary Larson, l•e\.\:port. 2nd.
Pa'f Jones, Newport; wood, 1st,
\Villiam Fraser, Newport: other 301 ·l03 N. Sycamore material. tst. Ma.-y A. Gudey . ~:==================,;,==============================='i l Newport Kl 2·2305
<;hurchman's , Costa Mesa. Fuch-Ing spec R_I attent1yn to t e or1-
slas, 1st, Califo rnia Fuchsia Bocle-j culture display, i~e gem sh?w.
ty, Costa Mesa; Tuberous begon-hobby exhibits. agr1cultural bu1lrl-
I 1 t Le II M k Balboo. ls-Ing and , tent. hor:s e show, Futur e as. 8 · s e oc · Farmer and 4-H ~xhlhlt.s and the land. Six cut flowers, 3rd. H. C . fine art8 displa~ Also heavily
K iecr , Costa Mesa: Garden cl\lb attended 1,1,•ere the "huge h orn<' display~. 2nd. C~ta Mesa mem-show, a ncv.• reature for the rair
hers: ca ct us dahlias, 1st, Church-this )'ear, the exhibit of farm im-
'TEX' SCHUEPBACH
RADIO AND TELEVI810N PERSONALITY
IN PERSON!
AT ALL-AMERICA'!\' ~IARKET-NE"'PORT BEACH
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I MARCO DOG FRIDAY & SATURQAY I,&Dv8:fR
Au9ust 25 and 26 AJ,L-AMERI CAN
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Two Shows Both Days
5:00 p. m • . 2:00 and
"BONNE BLUE"-The Wonder
m&n I!, C08ta Mesa. . plements and Oie huge commercial
Home Eoonom;.cii display tent. I
Home E conomics : bottled juices. SIH'clal .J>ra.1~
apricots, let, Mrs. W . Babcock , President Kcllo~g today gave
Coata Mesa; grape, 3rd, Mrs, Bab-special ·praise· tip rnembers of
coCk ; to me.to, 2nd, Mre. Babcock ; Farm Bureau and Grange organl-
canned fruit, apricots, ·2nd, Mrs . zalions ror their e~cellent exhibits
Chester Fisher. Costa Mesa ; figs, and to Chamberb of Commerce
3rd, Mrs . R . J . Dinehart, Coste and other civic 0 ganizations for
l\1 esa : peaches, 3rd, Mrs. Babcock ; the community . isplays which
pears, 3rd. Mrs . Fisher; prunes, added a colorful i sec tion to the
2nd, M rs. Babcock. fair. !
Pickles and relishes : beet relish. One of the biggest problems to
:lnd, :P..1ra. Fisher: corn relish, 2nd, race officials thisl year was that ~frs. \\'. H . McColly. Costa :P..lesa : of loot children. pecially during
g r..:en toma to, l sl. :P..frs. ~1cCo 1Jy · c rowded e venings youngsters by
pickled apricots, Isl , 1-trs. Mc-lhe score bf:>came ,Rcparated from
Colly: pi c k lC'd peac he~. 1st, Mr!I . their par ents, butj through use of
McCol\y ; plcklf'd pears, 2nd, Mr!i.: the public address ~ystem all fami-
McColl y; SWC'ct hot chutney, 3rd. lies were reunit without inci-
·r '1m:rr.Y a 1;&¢;c-,1• ·-t.qan~ I
ha.lked on Kr,ru.n -.,. aaiI by a. L
.. rm Jumplnc off here at Gar-
den 0,.,\-e to ,et 90IDe of thow
tr-e.b, dellck>us. better ta.tin.-Fry-
fl..r8 from HOLLOWAY FARMS!"
C/\RD£N r.ROVF SLVO wf'<..1 o f
.... •rt>n.-R l,,rl. 1';:1rrlr"Gtc>ve
Available la U...)or M'8 at
BOARDMAN'S Balboa bland
RICHARD'S·LIDO MARKET
Orleans is jW< 42
Angela on the
wonderful N $11,,1.t Limit1d
... ~mcrica.'5,fincsc new sctt"am·
liner! t
Flub East1by-South ... via El
Paso, Se.n Aqconio, HouSton ...
in a S 15,ooq,ooo luxury hotel
9ft whttls, equipped with every
conccivablc:conTenicnce and
bcaurifully·1decorared in rhc
5}>irir of rhe Sunset R oure it
serves. Leaves Los Angeles 8 00
p.m. l'.ST.
E. & SHARPLEY
OIJt. '•lMl'lt•r A9e11+
Ptione llttmbedy J-12'7
IOJO E. <tth SI
S•nl• A11•
All ..... 1I..,1tt9 cers: Room-
tttcs, be<drooms (with cnclOICd
washroom), btdl'oo,.J en 1•ilw.
CHAIR CARS: rtJtrt1tJ 1tt1I
"Sleepy H ollow" reclining
chairs.
RHtrYollons, lnforMOtlOft: Se.
your S.P Agent.
S·P
tha frit"'1J Southern ,.adfic
'· W. LIVINGSTONE
Lec•I 'aner>q•r Aqe nl
'hone H<1rboo-4
2!ith etid Co•1t t tJd.
N•wpOrt B•it•h
Now thousands own 2 Fine Fords
When o•er • qu•rter·m.W'oo r.m.
ilia are hoo-Ford lamilie. there mu.t.
be• reuon! 11.ey've round that, while
dividio1 the family
mib~,twomoney·
.. ving Fonb coet
little more than
drivinit UJI.'! hig lu•r
priced car.
H'lu:U 1i"""81/ /Vu
1U1d u<Nrl lrtr>t ""~ OP'"°"ul u.I rrlru cool
' ~r t111 !rf ·k l~
. they're that easy on tie purse!
Ford o{f.o,.. a cboire 0£ two P"f"•I
ef'Qnomy enj;nt'e-100 h.p. V ~ or
1/5 b.p. "Six" .•.• \...0111.-in •nd
"Tee.I Drive" • '.')(t l~ONI 1'...tay .
Do9 you have seen on Te!evis-
ion will perform for you!
"TEX" wll .do trick ropin9
a11d entertain tile kids
while you shop!
Every Dog Owner Will Receive FREE a Metal Identification Tag
PF.RSOSAI .. APPE . .\.RANCE AT <.:ORONA DEi .. MAR .• MARKET
~1 rs. Fi!iher; Zucchini bread and dent.
butter, 3rd, Mrs. Babcock. Jams. ~
apricot, Is l , A.1r.s. McColly; peach, '
Jst. ""· M cColly, 2nd. Mrs. Bab-Lido Isle Ma,rons T B £ o D o . £ C.'OCBkr~ads, white, 2nd. Mrs . Fis her: Vi si t in san ~i ego ' -FRIDAY AND !IATURDAY-Sli:PJ'l!:MBEK I 'Md 2 '
PATIO
FURNITURE:
REDWOOD ALL REDWOOD AT COST
AND Ll!:S8 THAN COST
l!ID OUR PIUCI!: TAOS I
DECCO ALUMINUM -CHAISE WITH PA'D
RroULAK -STYLE al!:OULAll UM STYLE
19.tS < Jt.tS ..
OTllEll !ICABCEK ALVMIN1JJll FUltNITURJ: AT l!:QUAILY •LOW PIUCES
Hampden White Ch•ise
w ith box spring' cushion
29.95 •
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unu· . .
CLOSING OUT ODDS AliD D.S AT
NICIS YOU MAY .... -A.5.AIN _
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biscuits and.'°"'· puker house. M rs. John Boy and Mrs. R ay Your Ford n .J.1er Since 1921 3 rd, Mt·!I. Fisher; loaf or •pound Lang en heim s pe several days --r
:~~oc~~11::kJ~nd~~p. 1:!t. ~~:: ~1!~1~nw~~~d~ny. Ian Diego. g oing 2116 Newport Blvd. , Ph. H~rbor 28
Babcock ; otheri., 2nd, Mrs. Bab· -. ~ ..-,:--:~~----r.=i<':"D.,--Newport Beach
cock , 3rd. 'Mrs . McColly: pies, ty,·o . ..,.., {"' I~ 1
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· •.l ,, , fr ': ~i::;it;:r".~r--:-:;;;;_;-, -:-T: r-• 1~ ~ '' fpvj'·~ crust, 3rd, Mre. Fisher. . , , ,
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Bf'odroom lJnt>rts
Bedroom li nens: coverlet, hand
'-'"'Oven. 3rd, Mrs. George Watter ·
man. Costa Mesa; pillow slip, 3rd,
Grace Soder lind. Costa Mesa ;
p8tchwork quilt, 3rd, Grace Soder·
!ind ; towels, 3rd, Grace Soderlind;
vanit)' set , 2nd, Grace Soderlind.
Dining roon1 lint'n; centerpiece,
3rd, Grace Soderlind : table run·
ncr, 2nd, Grace Soderlind. Living
room fancy work, hooked rug, 2nd,
Mrs. Jo Holmwood, Costa IMesa .
Wearing apparel. knitted sock11 ,
3rd, 1.frs. Chester Fisher. Costa
Mesa.
Livestock : heifers or steers, 700
to ~o Iba .. 2nd. Richard RJder ,
Newport, 3rd, Bob Hink.ins, New-
port . Dairy ca.tUe, Jersey, female,
Jr. calf, l.$t, R oy Stafford, New-
port; GuerMey, jr. calf, R oy Slaf·
ford ; Hampahire 80WS. sr. pig, 13l,
J oe.s Walker, Newport; feeder
pigs, two 111U. Roy St.afford.
Asrtcalture
Agriculture dept..: yellow pop
corn. 2nd, Mra. R. J . 'Dinehart, Cos-
ta Mesa; red cabbage, lit, Mn.
Dinehart.; Anaheim chili peppere.
2nd, Ancel ..Montijo, COila ·Mesa;
floral gem chill peppers: !rd. A.nc·
ti MonU,lo; cherry .rbubatb, '1.st.
Kra. Dinehart, Costa Meea.; .traW·
llerey rlllabub. 2nd. Mn. Bl~. °"""' _, p&ra1.y. :ind.I M111.
......... Colt.a Mesa; wbJle roee
~rM, ....,, Mrs. Bakodl; hon-
0' --. 2nd, Kn. /!l-ll . ....,.rtdm 0.ta Mesa-'canta. i • J Juui;e1, t.1. Mra. Truabelm. pink
lliuaM -. s•1 tnd. J . K. Boyld.n. oa.n. _, 7ellow --. ._. Ind. Mn, Bl"-"' al.tu...
.....Cini, SnI, Kn. Blllcodi1 ...,.
-1a1 aounlo. Kn. eab.oci.:
.....&w.n: ht. -&llCocJL I
I I -. ' -"' ,.._,,, -~ud Woof! I*' •• tt& .. eompete
for ..,_ la -•-aWa.do dlltllos ""' ~ -le' hll'. A-S1 tllmusll ~ It. ,
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BARBARA STANWYCK KNOWS
''You ca.ft make a batJ
cup~ MtJ·B"
\'ou 9d'oeveral woJJd.famou• coffeeo in M.J.B. C.hoice rare van·
e tie8 with the 6.net11~fl,.wor and rragrance obtainabJ .... Blended to.
p:e tlie r tl1ey are in aticb per(ect flavor balu.nce tl1at you can brew
M.J.B strong, mild,r ·hetween and get p e rfect re.sultA every time.
M.J.B does not 1an al] of iu coffee beans :1t once ... Individual
bean routing" hrin~ out the maximunt flavor of e very rare, rich ·
bean in the lu:icuryJlend. And higl1e8I 1>ouiLle vacuum lock.a ill
every hil of thia e~r· goodneee until ii rcacht* your cup.
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2~-A CUI' .., ""' ff••ltcoffee
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Into Afr lFOrCllt
Sergeant Gordon L . l!!aitman,
1~00 Vlli!lle Pl., Newport Beach,
this· week wua ri!CaUed to attJve
dut)!. with the Uhlted 'St&tee Air
Force.
Sgt. EUtman, one or the many
air reaervi8L!I called to active duty
has been uaigned to Hamilton
AJr Force 13a&e, Hamilton, O&llf.
UGAL HOACE
• itl TI -f'tiURSD.-. Y. Ai.iG U!>'f 2'4 . •1'950
PllE!S -1i
ILEGAL NOTICE
I CM'Y OF NE'WP<>RT BEACH
STATE OF CALIFORNIA t NO'n(M TO '<lONTRActoRS •
SEALED P POSALS will be received at the> otnce of the Oty
Cle'rk, Ofty HaU, tty of Newport Beach. California, unl.11 7 :30 o'clock
fP. M., on the 28 day of Augmt, 1950, al which Ll1ne they will 'be-
publlt'ly opened d reael, tor performing wo rk as follows:
C ITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF'ORNIA
For t Paving of the Cor}X)ration Ylird with
Pl&nt·tptxed Surfacing
No bid w ill r. received unless It Is made on a proposal form
turniAlh~ by the City Engineer. Each bid must be accompantlt! by
(ca.ah, certified o cashier's check, or bidder's bondJ made p&yabte"to
the City of Ne"'f~rt Beach, for an amount equal to at leut ten
percent I 10~ ) qr the amount bid, such guaranty to be forfeited
ahould the btdder~ to whom the contract is awarded fail to enter Into
the contract. r'
Th accordanc with the provisions of Section 1770 t o 1781 or
the ·Labor Code, he City Council of the City of Nt>w port Beach ha.s
ucerta!ned the general prevolllng ratf' o f wages applicable l,o t.he
work to be done 6i.s follows:
CJualfl•tloo !
Asphalt or Cruahlrg Plant Engine-er
Hourly P(ll!r Diem
wact" Sealf' w~
,. ... 2.20 17.80
Aaphalt Pklnt Ftreman ..... ~· .. 2.05 16.40
Asphalt Rake"r 1d Ironer .... -.... . .. 1 .8~ 1'4.80
Concrete or Asph It SpreadJng. Mechanical
Tamping o r .'nlshing Machine Opt•rator
Carpenter ......... j ... .
~e=nFin1~~er i .. : .' ... ··.: .....
Guard and/or W¥chman ..
Heavy Duty Rei*irman ..... .
Laborers. General lor Conatructlon ..... . App~~!~~e G~~::ter.'_ .'n~ludin~ .. ~I.':~~~~·
Operator, Air Compressor ....... .
Operator, Concrete Mixer -Skip fype .
Operator, Motor Patrol, Including ...;
any type of power blade ............ .
.,, ·-·
Universal Equipment Operator rShovel, Draglinc
2.2U
2.20
2 28
1.&.
1.57
2.20
1.6'>
1.83
1.95
2.08
2.33
Derrick, Derrick-Barge, C lanuthell or C ranf'J 2.40
Operator, Pump ................................. ·······-······-..... l ,95
Operator. Roller ......................... ., ·············------------;: ·2.15-
0perator. Tl-actor-Bulldozer, Tamper, Scraper or
Drag Type Shovel or Boom Attachments 2.20
Operator, Trenching Machine ...... 2.28
Truck E>rive:rs or Dump Trucks of less
than 4 yds. Water Level ............ , l .i 3
Any classlffcatlon omitted herein,
not less than ··-··-··· ................. . 1.57
17.60
17.60
18.24
13.20
12.:>6
17.60
13.20
14.&4
15.60
16.&i
19.20
15.80
17.20
7.80
8 .Zf
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.. All bids are to be compared on the ba11is of the City Eoglr\eer's
estimate of the quantities of work to be done. \
No bid will be a ccepted from a Cont ractor who has not ~n
licensed in accordance with the provisions of Chaptc-r 9. Di'vlslon~
or Buslnesa and Professions Code. ~
PlanA may be seen, and forms of propoAal, bonds, contract. nd
specifications may be obtained at the offi ce of the City En er,
City Hall. Newport Beach, California.
The special attention of pro.!pect ive bidder s is called to ,f.he
"Proposal Requirements and Conditions" annex1~d to the blank fQrm
o f proposal. for full directions as to bidding, etc.
The City of Newport Beach re~rv··s the right to rejf'C'l ani or
all bids.
CITY
Dated : August lti, 1950.
No. 454 -Press. Publis h
OF NEWPORT BEACH , CALIFORNIA
C. K .PRIEST
City Clerk, City of Newport Betch
• Aug. 17 24 1950.
NOTICE INVITfNG BIDS SllERlFF'8' SAl.E
of aakl ..NeWpot't·MMa Xract,
to an lnte:NecUon wttb the
northwMterly lint 'Of \(he llllnd
granted 'to the Clty of New-
port Beach by Deed <blted
Jan~ry 22, IJ9Je, recorcted In
B ook 380, Page 22, of Deeds,
record8 ot Orenge County,
said point also being In the
C1ty Boundary of the City .of
Newport Beach : thence aouth-
westerly along said ·notth-
westerly line to an lntenec-
tion with the easterly .pro-
longation of the lM>Utherly
Une of ea.Id ·Lot 613: thence
WeJ!Jlerly along Mlid eute.rly
prolongu.tlon and the aouth-
erly line of Lour 613 and 713,
to the 80Uthweeterly comer of
Lot 7'13: thence wmterly to a
point In the ee.sterJy line of
Lot 814, said pOll)t being one
foot !loutherly of the north-
easterly oomer of .aid Lot
814 : thence w eeterly a.long a
line one !ool meuuied at
right anglee eoutherly of end
parallel to lllk1 northerly line
or Lot 814, to an intereection
with a line ,one foot measured
at right angle&, westerly of
and pamllel to, the westerly
llne of eaid 11..ot 81_" :_ U1ence
nofther1l. .i&ku:ta ... ~merition
ed parillel llM!-to an lriter-
seclion with the Southerly 1Jine
or M.id Lot 1J1S : thence 'M!st-
erly along the southerly ·line
of said Lobs "913, 1013 e.nd
121:1 11.nd t.be westerly pro-
longstion thereof. to an Inter-
section with ·a line, one foot,
measured at right angles,
e:outh westerly cif <&.nd parallel
to said eouthwe9terly line of
.!&Id Firwt Ad4Jlion to New-
port-Meee. Tract: t h en c e
northwesterly along tlle last
mentlont.-d parallel line to an
intersection wtth a line, one
foot, meu'ured at right ang-
les, northwesterty of and
parallel to ea.id northwesterly
line or said First Addition to
Newport-Mee& !J'ract, thence
northeasterly along the la.st
mentioned paraUel line to an
intersection wit ha Une, one
foot. measured s:t ri.ght ang-
les. southerly or and para-
l lel to said northerly line of
Lot "B," Banning Tract:
thence we.terly .Jong the 1ast
meritloned parallel line to an Sealed bids will be received by l'lri'otJOt!J of Safto of RMJ Estatr
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intersection with a line, one the School Trustees of the Nev.·-Under E:t:f'iClltkm ,
foot. mee.sured at right ang-port Beach S chool District for 108 In the Superior Court or thf' Copn·
Jes, easterly or and parallel metal cl8S8room lock,ers to be in-t)' of Orangp, Slatf!' of ()&Ufor-
to said easterly right or way stalled at the H orace Ensign nla ·
line of the Sant& Ana River School, Cliff Drive and Irvine COSTA MESA BANK, a Califor-
Channel: thence southerly Ave .. N ewport Beach. Specifica-nla Banking Corporation.
along last n1entioned pa'rllllel Uons on file in Superintendent's Plalnt.iff
line t o an int£'rsection with office. Cliff Drive and Irvine A Ve . vs. ~
the northerly line of 8 parcel Bids will be received up to 8:00 R . G. AfOBARRY ond L. Qt,..
of land described a.S Parcel p. m. September ... 5, 1950 In the LAlJA Y, Individually an R. G.
No. 1. Recorded in Book 910, Superintendent's office. MOBARRY and L. M. HOLI....A-
page 19, Official Records of The Board of School Trustees DAY. n partnenlhlp dba MO-
saiel Orange County : thence of the Newport Beach S chool Dis-BARRY &: HOLLADAY, :
ce..stt"rly along the northerly trlct reserves the right to reject Defendant.II
line of said parct'l of land 659 any or all bids or waive any in-Under and by virtue or an ltx·
feel : thence southerly along formality In a bid. ecution is.sued out of the Superid'r
the easterly line of Aid Par-MARION C. DODD Court of the County of Orange,
eel No. 1. 660 feet : thence Clerk of the Newport State of California whert"ln the
weeterly aJ ong t~e eoutherly Beach School Distric t Costa Mc-sa Bai'I\<, a Califorpia
line of Mid Parcel N o. l, 659 No. 523-Pres!'I Banking Corporation is the ftltiln-
fect , to an inter-section with a Publish Aug. 17 -24 , 1950. t iff. a.nd R. G. Mobarry and L . 'M.
line. one foot, mepure<i at Holladay lndfVidually and R 'G.
right anglee. easterly of 1.nd CERTIFICATE Ot~ BUSINESS A1 obarry and L, M. H olladay .. 8
parallel to aaid easterly right Flctltlou9 Finn Samt" partnership doing buslne88 as
of way line or the Santa Ana ~ UND~~ED d O}~ 6 tfO~{lrry fc "'l;\q~q.a.y are Derend-
River Channel : thence south-~rtlf ~ I· n-'• .... l arl~ttj,Ari •·"'"""iabt ~ii~ Y I 'f ~o ...,.... -th;118th day of July, 19•n,· for erly along lut mentioned ilc1i.J:lg \] at 'a.J business ""
pe.rallel line to an lntenec-'kt' Sl8 CoUt Migh ay, ewPort eum of Tht-ee ·Thousand lln'd
tion \\dth a line. one foot, Beach, California. under Lhe fiC'-00/100 Dollars, lawful money 1 or
m eft.'!lured at right angles, tltioua firm name of Beyview the ~ni ted States. besides COBls
northeasterly of and parallel Buildera Supply and that !lllid rtrrn and 1ntereet: and sum or 'tbtee
to said norttheuterly line or is composed of the following per· Thousan<.l Seven Hundred 81-ty
State Highway ORA-80-A sons, whose nanlea in full and Jone and 93/100 Dollars, with ltn-
rlght Of way line: thence place11 o f r esidence are II.!! followA. terest . from tht' 21st day of Jtliy,
t'asterJy along the last men-to-wit: 1950, 11:1 now fat the i.late or rh1s
tloned par9llel line to an Jn-John T. Boyd. Jr. writ) a ctually due on &&id Ju g-
tt:rsectlon with said north-117 Via Quito, · nlent. eas~erly prolongation of the Newport Beach, Calif. I havt•, on th~ 11th day o r ~u-
solf\heasterloy line of Sum-WITNESS my hand thl.!J l7th ~t, 1~50. lev1et1 upon all the
It Street, gtd point also day of August, 19w. right, title. claim and lntereat l ot
being tn the city boUnd&ry JOHN T. BOYD, Jr. 8tahld d~fendanL~ (or either '{of
of the City or Newport Beach: em 1 111 and t o the followCng Slate of California, described real ,..tale, t-~wtt ·. ~· thence southwesterly along ...-
aid lut mentioned north-County of Orange. 'ss_ Lot 19, Tract 1133, Se
I lo . to the ON TRIS 17lh day of ,August, View H~ighto , 88 per ma• e&ater y pro ngat1on. F " A. D . 19~0. before me, R obert · thereof recorded In Book ••• point of beginning. w 11 r I d ""' FURTHER NOTICE IS HERE-I mea. a Notary Pub IC n an pageiJ 13 and 14 , MJ11cellan1
BY GIVEN, that on Monday, for the said County and State, eous 1.faps, recorcip of Oranp
. reeiding t.hel"ein, duly commission-County, California 'I September 11, 1950, at the hour ed and !!Worn. per&lnally appeared Together with all?' and sin..,•"-, r of 7 :30 a>.M'. on Aid day, or aa • ....,.. John T . Boyd. Jr .. known to me the tenements here Itamenta~ soon thereafter u the matter • to be the peNK>n wh<Mte 'name l.11 appurtenancu the rtunto •-• • may be bean.1, at the Counctl u.:
Ch subscribed to lhe within instru-tng or in anywise appertalnlnl' ambers of the City Hall of lhe d led~ t
Cl ment, an acknow &"'" to me Notice 18 hereby -'ven, that n ty of Newport Beach, 33~ tha h ed IN •• t e execut the •me. Tuesday, lhe 5th day or Sep~.;n-Wett Newport 1Boulevard., New WITNESS REOF h ' WHE . I ave ber. 1950, at 2 :00 o'clock P . M1$., r port Beach, Calltomia. • baring he t t h d d atf· d , 1'e\ln o ae my an an ixe &aid day, I wlll proceed to .aeU wUJ be had at wbich 'h-.rtnc &ny -1~-• 1 "" d owtUnc my ou "-'olW .ea. the-._y an year fl"Ollt of the court houae r,
pe1'80n a:riy l'eal property ln thla Certificate flret above South Entrance, In the Clty',"-r within tae 'bourul&riee 6t the ter· wrf .,,.. -rltory IO prop_"llli! to be ·'lll'DltXei:l, tten. Sanlf. Ana, at public aucUon ~
d -"Ii..-= ROBERT F . WILLMES, the hi.,.heat bidder for eMh tn 1.-v. u ocrlbed ~·<. ....,. •"-1" c-·L ---, d bject to the o£.o..l'lo. > tut money of the United Sta"'-•· an . 0 P•~ &n· My CommisBion Explrea, 11/18/51 all the rlgttt. t.iUe, cJJllin ud .(it. ~e>qa.tk>n -and ahaw ....._ wby No. 528---<Preu. tereat of aid 4e{end«nta, t•
such ~tofiy 9bMlld 'tldt 'W 80 'Pub. Aue. 11·24-31, Sept_ 7, 1950. either or thamJ of, tn and to e annes__,_ bo
The above -mitt ~ "Jte.o-a ve dcacri.bed property, or .
lutlon wa ""'8y "9IMl T ..... ty L A . Crock, Prea. L. A. C. of much the!'eot u may be na
pa.ue4 &nil a611p~ at a ~ C.-'"8Jnce we demand that our to raise 1Uttlclent to ..tlllty
moeUnc lot -·'Cll:r 'CoimiilJ Of• troopo Ill the field dtoplay the ·Judpent wltll lnure.t ona •
the ctty '41 lll::1pon. ._., held rreatest ofrortlr.:!.~~:.-·~'"_:~~ ~e ll~IVENday 'or~~~!.!1",,~. On fllle lf(b -4if AJlt\llflt.. 4,Ma, meamre VJ U\.UU'C ....... ouw llllC~ -... • ._.., ~
1 by p.e ro~ -to wll:-7 p!Qed on the home rront.-<overy .JAKq A. JoCUBICK.
A Tils, CouvCz eh. ~Dnlre." American ilhould lnlt8t that ~ Sheriff. are.-.,, ..... :iAboll >p.y ..... w. .... o•:• By Carl R. Edgar, Dopu
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llAS9A'(,·AUl:;lJST 24, 1960 Friends Share Honors M.O.A. Club Meets
With ·Mrs. Frank Viele
Mrs • .Leo l:ee sees ·
Holly~~od Friends
Bishop of Panama
To Pre"dch Sunday
At St. James. ·
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~ ll·-ESS £7_ At Picnie L"nc:fieon
~ M wf.Hwen curtUy to Mr. and
Mrs. Wllllam Bird before tbey
.Auembled 'Nffday at tlle Colrla
Afesa home or Mra. l"'n.nk Viele
were membenJ of the Meet One
Mrs. Lio A. Lee of Costa Me1&
went to Lo. ~elu Friday where
El Adobe Draws
Island Group
To Dine & Dance
Muaic, dancln« ·and dl~ing at
El Adobe, San JallJ1 Captatra-no
provided a py Saturday evening
for a group of Balboa. laland retil·
cfenta. vacationers and their
hiend.8.
Included were Dr. and Mn. Clin·
ton Andre and Mr. and Mr•. Rob--
C!!rt Jonea of Glendale, -who are
vacationing hem; Mr. and Mra.
Ronald Barlow of the lpland, Dr.
and Mr8. Don Hodge of Inglewood.
at.a here for the summer and
other Inglewood friends, Mr. a.nd
Mr8. Bob Muth, Mr. anH Mrs. Jay
De .laTnett and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Barlow.
Santa Anans Win
In Duplicate Game
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dischner
were winner8 ea.st-west and Per-
ry McAdno and George Mitchell
were high scorer! north·aouth In
the duplicate bridge game held at
the Friday Aftef'noon club house
in Coat& Mesa on Monday evening.
Fourteen table11 were in play.
Runnerit-up eaitt-weRt were B .
F . Baum of Floyd Buell ; Mrs. B.
F . Baun1 and Mra. Floyd Buell;
Mrs. Margare t Holmes and Mrs.
llarvey Bodman: Mr. and Mrs.
L. V. Brown : Mrs. E. Se idel and
Andy Mahley.
Runne rR·U p north-south were
Mra. Thelma Bruley and Mrs. Roy
Stortz; Mr. Rnd Mr"'. J1tmes John-
son; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gasser:
.M:ra. Carl Ben11on and A. D. Weth·
erby; Mrs. Charl<>s Jester and
Mn. A, D. Wetherby.
· Players to Join the group for the
firl'lt time wer'' Shirley Smith and
John Szymakl of Costa Meaa.
The group will ho ld Ill! next reg-
ular meeting on Monday evening
Children to Attend
St. James Church
School Camp
~avtng SatuTday for a week
at Camp Stevena, Big Bear, IR I
a group of second to sixth grade
stude:nbi from St. James church
achool. They wtll be accompanied
by a at.aft of counaelor111 which ln-
ctudes the Rev. Paul Moore Wheel-
eT, rector of St. Ja.mea ; Jac k Cole,
Gregory Wright, Mra. Ivy Omerod
and Jeannie White.
. Children attending will be: Car-
olyn and Bonnie Baseett, Betl!y
and. Bua.an Cole, Diane and Lynn
Ftaher , Dtane Hutcheson, Sally
Inman. Patricia S chultz, Comella
Smith, Sandra Godwin. Susan I
We11tgate, Nan Matlhews, Ga.le
Hulton, Craig Balley, Richard and
Roland Perry, Franklin Schultz,
David Gifford, Stephen Lagerlof .
Tommy Peterman, Raymond God-
win. John Matthews, Loren l<~l f't
cher, Robert Gardiner and Bobby
Omerod.
Friendship Girls
Work for Bazaar
Members of the World Friend·
ship Girls of the Costa Mesa Con1-
munlty churc h m('i rccrntly with
Donna Nelson. 450 Bernard St. The
girJs worked on the ir project for
the Nov. 9 WSCS baz.Rar.
Shirley Sinclair gave a report
on the Girls 1.:isslonary C11 1np at
Idyllwild. Beverly Thompson tnlrl
of her experiences at the Friends
Work Camp.
Al:K> attending the mee ting W('re
Ann Crawford. Helen Sands. Jayce
SandA, Ann Trautwei n. Carol
Hoover and B!?tty Sommon8.
s.e·verly Thompson. 267 . E~lht>r
St .. will be hostess at the next
meting 8cheduled for Tuesday,
Sept. 12. at 1 p.m.
Aug. 28 at eight o'clock. All Inter-Mesa Fireme n & Wives (
uted bridge playera are Invited to •
attend. Refreshments are served Enr·oy Barbecue.
at the conc lu~ion o r .play ~nd In Trabuco Canyon prizcR and national rattnJi potnts I
are awarded the winners and run~ Mentbers of the Costa Mf'sa Vol-
nen-up. ~ j unteer Fire Dept. and the.I r wive!'
· 1 enjoyed a recent barbf'cue a nrt
.Mrs . Van Heemskerck
·is Hostess to
program given by the Trabue<
I Canyon Vo lunteer Jo'lrcmrn.
AJ110nK UlOlile iu Uua Mct;a cun -
tingent Wer'e · MeRRr8. and Mmes.
Bertren Smith, 1\ 1 Ogdt>n, Harold St. Joachim Child ren
Mrs. William Van H eemskerck
o( W . 17th St .. Costa Mesa, recent-
ly entertained 20 children from
St. Joachim 's church summer
school with a merry picnic in
.Santiago Park. Santa Ana. Prizes
for the gamea played were won by
,Stanley and Edward Leon.
Young folk enjoying the outing
included Catherine L&h t>y, Celia.
Vicke, Hope. 1.1ari;:-aret, Dale and
Mary Sargos8, Mary Ann Leon.
Toni Muniz. Milton Lahey. Danny
Lahey, Stepht>n Lahey. Stanley
Thley, Jimmy Muniz, Arthur Leon,
Edward Leon, Mi chael, Robert and
Nlna Van Heemskerck .
Mrs. Cornelius Pies
fs Bridge Hostess
_ Luncheon and bridge furn1ahed
diversion Tuesday when Mrs. Cor-
nelius Pla..s , 311 COl'!l& Mesa St ..
Coeta Mesa, entertained Mrs.
Charles H . Mc:Alary, Mrs. J errold
Spangler and Mrs. Josiah Kirby.
Elm('r, Marshall McGuire and Har-
ry Hllliard .
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who ere looking to buy.
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returned to Toledo, Otiio, and to
celebrate the birthday anniversary
or CUI J . Ott ot £. isib St.,
Ooata Meaa, frtenda gathered for
a recent picnic luncheon tn Ana·
helm park:.
Sbartng the fete were: Mr. and
Mra. Ott, M.r. and Mrs. Bird, Mr.
and Mr11. Harold Ravely Sr., Mn.
Alpha Brown, Mrs. Martha Wolfe
and Harry Clark. •
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' abe attended a tblncheon. The at~
Another clUb. Refreshment.a round· f&lr wu a reunion of Hollywood
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and needlework. bridge club and who now are living
Irictuded were Mmea. curt.ta tn dltfe.rent part.a of the elate.
IJghter, Hulda Young, lren~ The Mcaa. matron enjoyed ace·
Northern, W . G. Walker. Albert In• Mrs. Mabel Turner or Holly-
Monieon. Henry Davis, J . C. ~ac-wood, Mn. Beule 2',lmmons of
tnto11h, J ennie Emmertck and Cal· 1 Richmond, Calif,, and Mrs. Grace
ta Viele. Pierce of San Diego.
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