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S\llt u t' -,lllWoir -., tO _,..tun tbla dopL, with mY
i..rt u ,.-. tilled with klndn-
ud ..-nowtnc with so!MI will, ,t
.,, <l 9'gbt,, and ,now -bfre I am, -t apln! .
Thia 81ght was a ·pretty one.
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A. minor 'of the mmt
,.plcUy developing aru
1 DI the CaJlfomJa South
Cout.al Empire
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SllVIN• THI INTI• RE· s .. ~IOI MIA ..
SECpND LARGEST HO~E COMMi:JNITY IN a .RANGE COUNTY
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Alm.I lo be ei....i, fair
and lmporUal, and tb11.1
to , ,.receive and re~
• popular Support ~
Jt'• a. grand Centennial -~tion ot
a m&JUine called California
Hlg1tw.1ya and".Publlc Works. VOLUME XI NEWPORT BEACH, ·CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 FIYE CENTS 28
First. tt la experullve·looklng. It ========:::t:==========================:;=:::'::::;;:========;:============-======================================'·==============;;::====·=========·::±':::=::-:::::==:::::::::==:::::=::..o:::=:j::=======-==;;:::~==:::i:::;:;::::=::::==================~:;;:;;f,,:;; PHONE HARBOR 1616
la prln~ ln . ape.naive color on
the slickest a.nd beat paper yoµ
can buy. It l<><*a Uke eome of
thoee super ma.p.zinea you buy
tor four-bits <m the stands.
It t. nlled with expensive cute
whi~ pl"Oduce the plctUJ'eS. Hun-
dreds of 'em. n ls fil1ed "(ilh
wrt.ttnr. too, '1ld that can't be
purchued.free. It ?la.a elaborate art
wor, especfally on the cover. And
the birdie. didn't drop that out
of the treee, either.
AND, It WU malled to a news-
paper, IO presumably It wu mail-
ed to all other papers In the· state.-
too. Thousanda of 'cm. Which
muat run up a ataggering bill. A
bill problbly scores of times a..c;
big aa the uaual monthly one.
when tne magazirie i" smaller, but
st.Ill printed on the best of stock
and •Ult m'lled all over the state,
COUNCIL · SOLVES EA·RTHQUAKE DISASTER PROBLEM Ct: .. Fatal fRANK LOWE l
to ~rs. Geldert CANCER f UND '. ·: A mythical earthquake
was scheduled as the tac-
tical problem that faced the
Newport B e a c h Disaster
Council at Tuesday night's
meeting. Brainchilded by Hay
Langenheim, Bert Webb and
Police Captain Walt Dyson,
the "quake's first tr em or
"will hit." at 2 :30 p. m. on
Sept. 20th, a date chosen as
presenting the addition al
problem of having the chil-
dren at school.
In the ftra\. 15 mlnutt!s of the._-::==-----'.-------------------------------------
without charge.
I have no doubt, that the many
people who turned out this work
ot a.rt are filled with pride at their
product-It'• very well done. It
waxes mighty patriotic, with five-
color reproduction of the National
and St.ate nags. It's a ho ney or a
Job.
But the only thing that irks
me la the aha.re I had to pay for
that flne bit of work. Now I'm
making llkt! a taxpayer.
H a private bu.'!lness tried to
put out a publication like that.
the private businC.'JS would g o
buat In a big hurry. Because the
nne, tat. experuiive publioo.tlon of
170 C08tly pagrs docsn•t carry
one advertlsem .. nt. li'ke a business
publicatio n would. The advertis-
me:nte would be necrs."'3.ry to pay
for the expenses or labor and of
material. But, of course, with the
stale doing It, none of those things
are necessary.
Therefore, my gr0981y-expcnd('rl
llcen.e fees.. my unbelicvably-
high paotlne and othe r taxes. my
Ucenae charge• ~nd all the Other
unaeen but nol unfelt taxes , un-
doubtedly are being u.~ to pro-
duce that crnttly n1ag.:izine. And
YOURS are being USt'd too.
This 115 the way Council menl-
ben worked out the problem.
shock, the Upper Bay bridge wa.s
de.maged and rendered lmpasseblc,
the water and sewer llnea 8ever-
cd.. The Lido bridge collapsed.
Springing Into 'theoretical ac·
tlo n, Dlsaslcr Commander John
Sailors sounds the alarm an d
three 3-inch maroon bombs tell
disaster personnel to swlnt Into
action.( At this mee ting, a chain
or command ateup was discussed
so that If the dl88.11tt"r commander
were absent the vice chief. R. R.
Hodgkinson or his first deputy,
Walt Dyson would have the au-
tho rity to have the alarm sound-
ed).
Don Burdsall, second deputy in
the la.,., and order division, dl8-
(Coatlnaed on P ... e %1
BOOST BLOOD QUOTA TO
MEET KOREAN DEMANDS
Meeting the challenge of the stepping up of the blood program
waa tha keynote of, the Wt.'d.nes day night meeting of the Ula AngelE>l'
Rf'gional Red Cross Blood S.ervlce Center f\Yhl ch lnclu<lct't chaptera
in Los Angele8 and Orange countir:c;1 tll the cit y hall In Sa.nta Ana.
Under the preMure of the K or-®'--
ean war, the two county areas' land. At prt"sent whole blood o nly
monthly g oa l of 4,000 pints or is bei ng shipped oversca.!I. Whole
blood hB..s been doubled.
Keynote speaker ror the e ve-
ning was Edward M. Sc..:hottland.,
Lo8 Angelea Regional director, \\'ho
emphasized the dual nature of the
blood supply program, 11 J to sup-
ply blood for civilian Ul'le, and 121
to supply blood fo r the armed
forces.
blood Is only good for 21 days and
And, you can't call the editor
and tell him to caner! your_ sub-
ecriptJon. It'd keep rig ht on con1-
lng, anyway. It'd keep right on
Ila expcn11ive. tax-eating ways.
whether you wanted It to do 80 or not, Schollland emphal'!ized the fact
24 hours or less after the blood is
donated in this area it Is being
flown to the Korean battletront.
Schottla.nrl pointed out that at
p resc.nt only blood from the Pa-
cific Coast area Is being tlown to
Korto3. 0The lime pressure Is w ch
that blood is only being shipped
from the points In the U . S . near-
est to the tlghtins-front.
All that money might better that people will alway11 donate
have llaan "MP :ko tak• W>flle.JU&I... r blood when . they are shown
ocka oat of 110tfftt"l'de1trbereabouta \here la a need tor 1t. He potnt-ed
provide some safer crobtnr. or out that donation.ft had rtsen from
do 1JOme other llf~avlng work 800 to 7000 pint.a a month because
rather than to ' produce a maga-of the Korean crisis.
Vincent CaiNrnano, focal b'tood
chairman, pointed out that the
next bloodmobile will be In New-
port on Thursday, Oct. 19 from
3 to 7 p. m . It will be located at
the Newport Beach Girl Scout
house at 1700 Welt Balboa Blvd.
.toe which doc.I'! nothing much ex· M .llltary Needs
c:ept tell people how wonderful "The military needs blood on a
the atate Is. what it 00s do ne tor day-J.o-day basis," said. Sc ho tt-
them. a.nd how elegant and up-
standJng Ila officers art!
Pardon my ulcen. 'I'hey're
rnawtng agal.n !
AN OLD FRIEN '8
BACK A.GA.IN
Many·• the time we've d iscuss-
ed a tormer Harbor charac ter.
Donald Button. in tJUa dept. Don's
been around a · 1ot, arid h&.s written
u.a eome fl ne letters.
The lut I heard he wa.'I in Col-
• orado Springs, doing fine work
u an Interior decorator.
But now comes .:i card from
Don announcing he'd affiliated
wtth Aaron Schultz in a draper-
ies. furniture and acessorie8 bwii-
neu at 321 American Ave., Long
Beach. Which wlll give the ad-
vertia:lng dept. a hint u le> where
they might pick up a customer!
SCHOOL STAJ&T8 MONDAY
Mot.hen with chlldren of ele-
mentary school age were remind-
ed thia week that registration
wlU be held tomorrO"N, Friday at
both local schools.
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Riverside to Newport Highway
Will Give Mesa .Merchants
Of,f-Street Parking Problems
' Co8ta Me.sans learned tut week of the state's pla.n for: a divided
highway from Riverside to Newport Beach through the center or the
Mesa bu8iness district, when state engineer division repret1entatlves
outlined future road construction. '"
The plan calls for a. six lane
thoroughfare from 19th St. to the j be .:i limited access roa.d with
Arches and four lanes running egress 8.11d lngreu at 19th St ..
north of 19th St. , Harbor Blvd., and 18th on the
According to Jack Raub. Costa west, Don Huddle.aton. Mesa high-
Mesa. eJJgin~r. about halt of the way committee member, declared
parking area In downtown Coet.1 th.at if "a.nyone want.a a n y
Mesa will be eliminated by the changeti" in the plan. they better
propoaed road.!11 . He said the mer-prel'lent them to the 11tate highway
chant.a would have to provide ad-department at •Once.
dlUonat off-street parking. Huddleston aald that the 18th
AS!lerUng that the highway will (Voallaoet oa Pace Z)
;~ ""~ .... ... *"· .oam PRACTICE 111 weU under -ay tor Harbor HJ p hopefuls. In top photo Bob Van Dremlln. throws
a vicious block on a dummy standln.s-ln for an opp<MID.( fullback. T-tormatlon t.ckftekl (center)
look• fol'\.\'U'd to aatnln.c a Jot of llTO"Und. Bob B urdlck, ttnter; Bob Scotland, quartforhack; Dlck
.Ion-. rl1"ht halt; Bob Benbow, fullback. and !'tel S maJlf'y .tt Jett half. In bot.tom phot<> Coachf'tl •lr\\1n
&nd Gase explain foou.JJ tactic.A to the MJUre squad.. (Pf.e& Photbs )
in the ~alter Gelderl fam ily of Death claimed a second victim ESTABLlSHED
316 HB¥1 Drive, Corona drl Mar
yesterdUy when Mrs. Margare t J.
Geldert.I ~3, was killed instantly
about 4~ miles north of Barstow.
The ca~ ln whic h llhf' and her
younge daughter, Sally, 20 \\.'CrC'
riding kidded on wet pavf'rnent
and roll over veral timf's. Con-
trary l earl reports, Sall y '-''&s
not lnj red and is now sta;'ing
with fri n in Pomo na.
Walle L. Geldert, hus band and
father, icd suddenly on Augul'lt
28 of " heart ailment whil<' In
his office at the Soulh<'rn Coun-' ties G~ Co., Santa Ana.
Afrs. jGeldert. after h<'r hu8-
band'8 funeral se rvice, V.'<'nt to I ( Contluued on 1•a1"e 2)
Ba~t~m Books
Po r in to RC ,
Moe Needed
Talk t about reMJ>'lfUM' ! Orir
81na.IJ Story In the-All~!!lt !9
I~ of the N'"'°'1'-Tlmrs llllklng
for ~t:un 8l?A" booki; for 1'1a-
riDf'8 to read M'hlle on board .'4hlp
hNtkd ! for Kor'f'lt. thWI far ha"
hroupt a total of 564 HmaJI
books Into the Red Cro!!.!'1 otnc. .....
according t-0 Mrs. Carl Za.mllX'h.
It 18 :1U the. morf' remarkahh•
_ ~ cou@irln1. thll • .Jl!!ll.J!!!'I·
n a month•• ca.mpaffnffi San~
Ana papen., that t0\\'11 h!Ui bren 1 abk-to pthfor k'tls th.,n 600
copies. Puople do n-ad thr
Nn1.,.,,-Ttnw'll and the P~s and
~tly Ne\4·port Ha rho r
reto1ldents have . a bt•tter 81llrlt
n>prdlnc our servit)Cmen.
Desplkl the o\"f'"''helmlng re-
aponse, the Rf'd C'T"OM st.Ill ftC.-dH
morp bantam book8 ror the
KoT"f'.'l.n-bound Marines. .J u 8 t
drop off any used pockl't mag-
azinett'or books at the Rffi Cross
of flee, %01 hiand Ave.. Balboa.
La.r~r mapdM8 llkf'I Ufr .or
Collh>n. can not bf-a«rplrd.
1...et's brine-that M4 coph.•s up
to I 000 by next \\"ttk !
Only 6 Days
to Register!
Little Frank Lowe is n.
He has tWil)kling eyes d
the most lonesome fac in
the world. Frank Lowe
would like to see you-e'd
like to have you tbring al ng
a funny book-a super
story maybe. Why sure, lii;'.d
like t o hear about Red RJldcr
and Hopalong and story of
the kids . Kids that can ~n
and play and climb feqcea
and maybe fish.
Frank Lowe is a sick little boy !
H e doc-8n't have tht" mu ~pt;,
nor chicken pox, or a.nyt Ing
.'sim ple.
You Sr(' F'ranki(' Lowe> .is s ick
with wailing. He ls qulllv a.ll -
ini;-for a day ~whe-n a grCat1 s un
will 11hine and lhPre w ill be no
n1ore ~rf• 1'itumach. That a ching
knl'P will be gone , J:"
Frankie Lowe Lci waiting for
l hr pathway lo opt"n Into a at
hryond. L
T h<' lit t le boy is t ur kl'ri h<>t"!e('n
\Yhttc s heets at Sanla Ana dom-
ni unlty Hospital And his rlrin-
cipal visitor ~a.ch dav is rr1~hd lv
Doctor L. G. Ne~n of C ·;t8.
Mesa.
!'o.'o HoJW'
Dr. ~cll?Qn-Jlad .gi»en -bis litt le
patien.L.whaT~ he can for u
cancer of lheL ~vls~-.:._ _
ti ere now are gon('. --
Frank ia not Lhe flrRt In the
Low(. famll'y to be stric ken. 1'wo
year• ato his older brother Gr t··
aid elowly was eaten away by the
(Coallnued on Pace Z)
Cop Confuser
Gets 30 Days
Reuben Joseph Trujill o, 26, Box
176, S3ll Juan Capistrano. WH.f'
sentenced to 30 days in t~c coun-
t;y jaU W ednesday n1om ing on a
i:flarge of vagran<'y by J udi::-l·
F'rank Unnell of Nev.•port C1t.r
court.
Trujillo was arre.st rd by N f'\'.'-
rort pollce early Friday mnrnint;
Only six. more days to registc>r in Buck G·.llley , Corona del M ~r.
for the November 8 ·gener-..i l elec- H e bore cuts on bvlh aidC"s of
tlons! In Newport B<'.ac h vot e r:ii hi s neck and on one \Yris t and w11s
may register a.t the office of t he appre hend~ only after police (ir1"l
city clerk in the city hall. Mr;:;. ~m e ~hotB over his head as h~
Dorothy Gillespie, registration 1nadp for the brush.
dt>puty, will a.!30 regl8tPr vote~ Trujillo was responsible for a
at the All-American .Market In police search o f the gulley .-3fter
Corona de\. Mar on Sept. 8 a nd 9 he told tt!em a body was there. J.fc
between noon and 5 p. m. She '1"BJll taken to the COt:Jn ly ho:-:pitsl
will be at the m·.i rkct again al for t reatment of the l'Uls an<l wa::
thf'"" saJne limo on Se pt. 11 , 12. 13 rCturned to N ev.•port Beac h Tu~
and 14, the last registrat ion day. I day.
5 Cars Pile. Up H. 0. ENSl.GN WILL MARK 23 RD YEAR WITH
on Coast Highway ii ~~~~E: ~~;~!=~~::;n ;;~:~~ LO.CAL SCHOOL SYSTEM AT OPEnlNG MON.
Saturday at 1 :30 p. m . Police said
four cars stopped fo r the traffic
signal, l1owever, a truck. drive n
by Leo C . Lawson of Lynwood,
tried to lllop but couldn't In Um ~
and crashed In to t he rear of the
fourth car which in tum accordi-
oned the rest of the vehicles.
&-bool clliJdrt"n musl be regl&-
terod tomorro"·· Friday, 8chool
starts on 1'1onday, Se-pt. 11. Thr
man chJclly rct1porudb1e for our
e:sooUent ek:mt"ntary 5C.hoo1 sys-
tem, a.od the education of our
Drivers were: Geza J . Gia, 419 cblklf'l!.b ls Horaot. En.sll"fl, aU-
GoJdenrod Ave .. Corona d8I ldaf~ ~~de.n.t o fhe
Benjamin F . Witt, Glei@ife; i"'i4ed" ; lli!llAlfC ' e~~··
E . Clark, Mostonla and-Arthur':og; -f.eni. About ,~-_t.Jd.&.;
McClure. Visalia . All drove olf """.'15 '''rlllen. . . llORACE~ENSIGN .SCHOOL
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"'"EWPOBT BEACH SCHOOL ~ CORONA DEL MAK SCBOOL
under their own power .
Baby Hurt in
·\fall from Car
Setting ·"Ultd~ a U1lck-rimmed little bit slower than J1ck's !a.bu-dcnta.
Tanned. b :tldlng Horace o :~n-r1air or glaesea. Ensign cmphaslzed loua be.an at.a.lk. Today the Hor· Oettin& Teacher•
sign ts modfft about moot gs lh."t "lhe three R 's are s till th~ ·J.ce Enail"fl echool.. the !'iewport ObtaJnlng teachers hu nevf'r
• -pt b ft to b Id basis of our ochool ~tt"m . Our · · · x .... .., w en cornea --.r-echool and the Corona d~ Mar been a proble.m In this area. ''Th~y Ing a 8Chool, sy8 tem. Thia ~r polley Is to combln.e old proven , ---
marka hJs 23rd wltll the Ne:wpi#t methods wtlll new common-sense echool are fine ev.mplee or the like the cttmate and the wage
Beacb elementa.ry .echool ayetc'to ld~u. We're progrcoolve in that bullder'i art. Tbe Corona del Mar scale," PY• Enalgn. He explained
and he hu watched tt grow ~ we believe that our teachen school wu aW&rded lint prtze that all tea:chen muat have a col·
nuraed It from a tiny lfChOOl hOWI nhouJd improve their work each natlonaUy for "a.rchJtectun.1 de-lege de&'ree and their aa.larlea are
."""A two-7ear-old boy, Vlctor to Its -modem three building .Rlze y~ ... he added sign and tunctional exceUence .. by hued u~ l:h-elr educatton and
MtM>n ot Burinnk. wu lnjured at And Jt•• aun growing~ Enrollmen ·ls Clalled "BoM~ the InStitute ot A.rchllecta la.at trotnJnr. 'nle eta.le or California S~ p.. m . WedneeCt.y when be bu tncru.eed U5 per cent In the yeaf_ hi.a one of the hJghea:t pay acaJea
feli tlum lbe door o( ,a movlllg car !.)Jot lix yean tn the Newport dl8· AffccU00<1tcly called "s-·· by incidentally. tbo Bon<:e Enlllp tn the cOut\trJ and teacheni with
on Coast HJgbway.ln CM Suabore trlct. hh 5la.f:fcr.i, EMijn recaUa the .cbool wu named tor. lU praent an A. B. dqT"ee have a mtnlmwn
colony. Although born In Pblllpo County. early •t!"U&'l'I• In bulldil>g up an ouptt\ntaul<DL Tbe -WU yearly Mlary of $2900. Their
Hie mothu, Mn... Robert L Kanau., Enslp mpe.nt most ot bla adequate achool •)'Stan. Du:rfng named b1" die cominunJty and the maximum 8lrlary &t the end of a
Moon. wu driYlne the Budoon boybood In· 1-llllana. Bo g'ftdU· \!"' earthquake Ir> Kan:ll 19all U.. oc:bool 00.nl and Mr. EuflJI neYer nine YfV pertod lo S4300 Teacher>
..sci and lDkl Newport...polloe «· ated t.'.Q education from t.o11.alina. °'!t 8Cbool bUflding WM deltroyed. kDe'4li about It WtW t.h8 name wu ,.Pth Ule .II. A. degree have a mln..1-
ftcen that her M>ll opened the Tc:acbera OoUqe, and over a 'aja:t C'1'Me8 ~U:noed. ''We-moffd apptoted. A timely comment by mum Ala.ry of_ l320D ·yearty and a
rtJ"ht rear door &Jld (.dl to tbe pHiod • ot !Mil)' ,_,. M.I. ~ atlldenU mto tbe Ebel1 club, one ol bJa • .,....,,~ wmed to teU maxlmwa ol U800 alter nine
po.romenL Be llUfferod cuto aa4 .,._ .. .....tt at TuW>e. C-olum-~ 9'fl<U. prtvate -.. th• llloTy, "H•'• ~ ,all of the Y'8N. ao.re...-. ""hen lo be .,._ ...m. "" the oca1p -llil -ca Val.,...t7 ot Oollfar--'¥ eftD Into<> iw><tuary. • • llCboola; lie OU&1>t lo Ila•• one Of ellpble ror the yearly In.,._
boClj.' ..... Aa -Mtd ~ tn-~ ono 8CIOool bullcllq the them na-antt lllra." T-7 mlllt b&Ye .-!Yed at· leut I
~lad waa teken 'lo-C"aliuml---In. UM edue<ltbl~ l'f~port. '11&-.. elomaof&ry the tbroe -~ educ&· wilto a6 c:ftdlt t.-. a certlfted
Diq a 1oplal la u ••'"lll-ud ~him in bla otudleL .,.-1au -jla a, --for -1,IOO otu-(Ola-• ...... I) . ' ' ,. .
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• • -.PrM•sd every TLunclay at Newpc)rt Beach, ~
.Ol!I<><• _.., P'lntlng Plant -at 2211 Ba~,BIW.-J!l>one llarlocw lilt
l:nttnd u ~ matter June 11. 1940, al the poat otf1ee at
Newport Beach. Calllornl&, Wider the Act ot :r.tan:h 3, 1879.
••ter Oallfondl. Jleeu41Pifr P DJ1Hn ~
~ . · lltmlte:r N•u •'~•m ph' •1p1e?l7tloa ~ ' ' ....,.. l
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SUllSCIRIP'l'ION SATES:
NEWPORT-BALllOA PBJl!88 ~very Tbunday
La o,.... Coaty, $S..50 pel' year; $!.00 slS. montha; <•t.21 three
mo•tlal) (Al8o lncluda tbe NEWPORT.BALBOA NEW8.TJMES on
Tuffday) Oublde the oo•ty $4.00 per year.
ONE HUNDRED YEARS YOUNG
There isn't much we can say about California's fabu,
)Qus oentury as a state that hasn't already been well said.
But there js little doubt that it is but the first of many
fabulous centuries to come.
Unless all present indications are false the .Golden
slate bas bB.rdly begun to realize its vast potent1ahties.
HOw great these potentialities are on1y future gener a:1ons
can fully determine. But what will have been achieved
•hen another hundred years have passed would probably
be as startling t o us could we foresee it as would be the
P...,sent scene to the pioneers of 1850.
Blessed by Nature with great beauty and wealth and
a.. mild "disposition" California has become the land of
promise to millions who have come here, and to other
m.lllions who hope t o live here some day. . No place on
earth has ever experienced such growth and development
iD ao short a time as this favored land.
Ours is a great opportunity-and a great responsibility.
May we measure up to the California tradition of progress
and achievement and fulfill our past in the destiny of the
Golden State.
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BOOST DRAFT AGE?
SUNSET LEAGUE
f.ootball Scftedule
Friday. Sept. 22
Crash Fatal
(Coatlnued fl'Ofll Pace 1)
Longview, Oregon. where she
visited the o lder childre n, Walter
Geldert, Jr., hotel keeper, and
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Redlands at Huntington Beach ;
Riverside at Newport; Tustin at
Orange; Santa Ann at Santa
Pauls: Fullerton at Montebello.
Mi8s Marcia Geldert. She wao re-FOOTIAl.L SCHIOUI.£
turp.lng ·rrom Oregon· \'\:hen the I
fatal accident occurred.
Fl1dll.y, St!pt. 29
Anaheim at Bell Garde ns; Hunt·
i.Qgton Beach at Oct>ilnside; New·
Frt at Excelsior; Garden Grove
a\ Orange; Santa A na a.t LB Wil,
llOll ; WhftUer at Fullf'rton.
Friday, fk•t. 6
Montebello ao Santa Ana: Nev.•,
port. at St. Anthony; Downey at
B1Ultlngton Ik:ach ; f."'ltllerton at
El Monte: Covi1u at Anaheim;
Or&nge at Corona.
F..W.y, (kt. 20
Orange at Sant a Ana ; Newport
at Fulle rton ; H unl11 1g ton Beach
at Ana.helm.
The son and daughte r are ex-
pected here this afternoon , Thur.i-
day, and will m A.ke arrangements
tor the servicrs, which wU J be ln
c harge of Gillogly mortuary, Or-
ange, in which city the family
forn1erly r l'slded. ·
-People do r ead the want ads.
-Be w ise-,tell peopl e -adve rtise~
at Orange; H untington Beach at
Santa Ana.
Frld*'Y· No\·. IS
Santa A na at Anaheim; Orange
Frltfa.y, (.h·t. 20 at Newport: Huntington Bench at
Fuuerton al An:1 h.,N11; Santa Fullerton .
Ana at N ew port; Urnngl' nt Hunt, Frida\·, No\·. 20
tnrton Beach. I Newport at ·Huntington Bench ;
• • P:riday. S ov. S Anaheim at Orange; Fullerton at
. Ana.helm at Newport; Fullerton Santa Ana.
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<*All-CJOA8T
Oct.U.~.
Oct. 29--il:t. Safi Antonio.
Oct. 27-At &sn Bernardino.
Nov. 1-Rivertlide.
Nov. 10--At Cliatfey.
Nov. 17-At SuJta Ana.
MT. 8AN Aln'O:NIO
Oct: t-!U $a.n Bema.rdlno.
Oct. IO-A.t Ora~e Cout.
Oct. 21-SUJta Ana.
Nov. !-At Fu!)erton.
Nov. 17-RJvenlde.
Nov, 22-ChaHey.
CJ?AITf:Y
Oct. 13-San Bernardino.
Oct, 29--F'UIJerton.
Oct. %7-A.t Riveniide.
Nov. 3-A.t Santa Ana.
Nov. lO---Orange Cout.
Nov. 22-At Mt. San Antonio.
SA.NT& A.NA.
Oct. 13-At Riverside.
'Oct. 27-At Mt. San Antonio.
Nov. 3--Cha.ffey.
New. 10--&an Bernardino.
Nov. l 7 ---01'8J'l.Ce Cout.
Nov. 22-At Fullerton.
nrll.ERTON
Oct. 13-At Orange Coast.
Oct. 20-At Chaffey.
Nov. 3--Mt. San Antonio.
Nov. 10.--At Rlventlde.
Nov. 17-Sa.n Bernardino.
Nov. 22-8anta Ana,
RJVEB81DI!:
Oct. 13-'-Santa Ana.
Oct. 27-<;llaffey.
No. 3--.At Ora.n.ge Coe.at.
Nov.I~
Nov. 17-At KL Sao Antonio.
Na.. 12-At Sao Bernardino.
UN -tll!:llN A&DINO
Oct.• 8-Mt. San Antonio.
Oct. 13-.A.t ctiatf•y.
OcL 27-0range CouL
No•. 10--At Sala Ana.
Ho'f'. 17-At FulJerten.
N.ov. 22-Rlnrwlde. .
Give Age of
Wool leglnnirs
SOAP ,OPERAS
A ,., • •• etiera• ·•ldelJCht
amllHtl .._ter co .. dl mem.
hen at Tlleeda)"a tneetlnl'. ~
Hambrook wu nuutlo« a sur-
\'tl.Y of telephone tn.tnc ln Costa
Me.a and ~ •p with the
folJowtas' lnlormation. ""It 8em8
tka& ftl09t of ~ ltola9ewtvea
ii.tea to 90Ap ope,.. dart11r tlN!
afternoon. While the 9 o a p
opera •nuaa ta ihetac unfolded
&btte &ft91't. too -)" -.1"'9 but
u soon .. th eeau:nerclal
' cornea ... o a Pi awlt.cllboarda
ll&ht up like ~ trees."
• lion teams are ur1red to get to
their boata in any possible way:
"Commandeer a Snowbird I! 11eces-
a..ry," ta U.e lut ·di.tdl ad.ice of
SqU...Sron a.tot L&ngmhelm. Boat
owners on Udo lale are premed
into action a.a l9 Ute Balboa lllan4
f~rry. A boat bridce from the
iala.nd to the mamiand ta aet up,. .
Greatest feal'"Of1 the crt.aia la al-
byed wben :word~ com.. t.b.J'oqb
that t.bere ta no dlupr troll) •
tlclal --Tbe lut pen:eptlblo quake lo clod<M ,.i I p. 111-_...,r
lJu>M-and.a-belt ~ the c117 or
W....W wit • .... .... Newpwt aac1t baa~ b&ttend
lle1rt • D.t .. , I' r 1 ._ ., and torn b)'~ ...u.q-.
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1 s 0 I, & t 0. = .. ._ li"IQ lam.work el. ,fll•eter COUDdJ
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educ tional institution or have
~ DI RE l TORY il ' .
I HORACE 0. l!:NS'IGN
( ('u~lnued from Page 1)
trav ed outside the United Stateft BKNTVlft
with]. a three year Interval.
A ong eduootors "TV' or not !!-.raid! O. J>eckei,-liJ> ... JI.
TV 1' has long bttn the question.
Aske about TV, thE! sch ool IU' Oail lmsm-
perint!endent countered with "Not PraoUoe Hmlhct to-
enougp good to j ustify BO much JDirtmetimt ,. • S2Dd It.
looki"K." Grayce Sevier, prtnctpa·I DAacno-'s Newport B..:t.
of tt'k Corona del Mar school, X.a.&7 Harbor 9ClO
addec( ''On a Monday morning, • 1:::===========:::; lot rt. the children come Into ' class~ with eyes blood .shot from
too uch TV. Their pe.renta let
them 1-aY up too late. It would
be nf ch better il the children's
time ould be bu<lgete-d. Aleo, Lele--
vision: Is taking away a child's de-
si re to· read."
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Laods P.,T. A.
LEilTE& A. Bl!:CKE&, D. D. 8.
DlllNT!8TRY
1T86 Newport Blvd., Co8ta Me.sa
MM!cal Bldg. Beaoon 6761
~ E. Bay Ave., Balboa
Harbor 327 ,J • Su rintendent E n a i g n hl.4
found parents eager to he.Ip with
their l dtildren·s education.' He
think; that "The P A.rent-Teacher
Assocfation is one or the grmtea · OP"l'OllE'IBlST
helps 1t o us fn this community." ~--_:.;:.:;;;.;:.;;:_. _ _:. __ ~-,
One ~ his pet projects would be V. E. KOEPSEL, O. D.
j . --· OPTOMETRIST GIVES ADVICE .,.,,_,. ..,. Appola-t
H race Enslen, anper1n.
dent.,ol t.he Ne"1port Beach e)e..
mentary school sy•tem. s1vN
tile 6'll0\Yiog advice to pl«llU
on h0\4.' to make, their child &
b...'"f.tfof st.udeot~ •
1 .. ~ ha.pp)' child la befit !Jt.
tttl t~ learn.
2. ~ child abouW fet-1 8eCUrf'
In the alf@ctlonN of Ith parents.
lfe should feel that be 'belonp.'
s. ~ chlld will ma.kt" betttt
p~ If enconrard rather
t ban ·criticized.
81" w. l't-pert -... Newport..._..
Harbor Zill
B.IU.TZ •OBI U.IUl'I'
(. 'A child !ilwuld aot be "p......_. lat. ................ , j
£,T gladee.. P""889re11 are ~.
lllt!Dtal &o everyone. Tiiey cl"Mtf' AcebeJ'
poycJ;~ blod<•. A -Al -Wl'ltten.
..... -~ .. 111 he .,....,. "' llOWABD W. GEBlllSll
atta ..-.,. .. ,.,.Uy. 1 1808 Newport Blvd.. ~ -
I ,PHONE BEACON 4161
system f or distributing re· ·• • =============; . ·He believes that if ·'
paren picked up their ehlldr-en'•
report cards they would be better
able follow the child's progren
a.nd t y would become more fa·
mil1ar with the teachers. But he
admJ that many pirenta wQUJd
be untie, to find the time to ptCk
up th report cards.
W e asked about Mr. Ensign'• view}£ homework and he faot"d
the i e bravely, Re •id that
horn rk WU part of U.. lfWn,
BE SURE-INSURE -----~ .._ ertw..,,_
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in that It helped II"'
8tudent for htgher
It abo helps the bo7' or
;rlJi learn oet{ diocipllne. I===========~ lllr. ~p's "homework." ..-;
he CU\". ~re the lime away fl'OWI
the .~ system, consUU. ot
keeping hie band In on bis ......,.
o1 amateur gurdenlng-. .
We t:..s Kr. Eulp If ,..
mlCllt bis pictun to m..,....
tbe ~-Re countered Wltb, .. ,
bellev · that lbe lnlltltutlcio •
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. bead tbe IMl.ltuqon." In .._
W. lfrut h111
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4Dd-t11e Nwpoct -' ... Iii.. -a lll1f4k .r ttrr Ito• r. 11 1 ans: -..._ a a tJ atM wttlt~ ....... ~ ... ,..,.... l !
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CO~MUNIT1' FIESTA ·of the L&Juna·Beach Chamber of Com-
Mf'rce will be staged on the gronads of the nel\' Legnu Beach
Countl')' Cfub Sunda3·, Septe mber 10. Pictured above are Frank
Rowtey, lf'ft, pre111ldent of the Chamber and BUI Bryant, right,
owner Of the new country club and golf course. Games for the
children with contest.A and 8peclal · entert.s.IOment together \Vlth
&'Git ~ and competloa fbr thPlr pa~ent~ have all been arranged
by ·th_e cootmunlty booAter group. The Lapn'.a Beach Countr:r
CJub '1>111 be open &!t a YMr round golf eoune and entf:rtalnment
oenter accordlnl' te ·8)-yant, who aho operates the Rto Hondo
• and -Fox-Htlh co~. {Photo by George Cooper) I
THIS SHOULDN'T 8E HAlD TO BEAi
All aboard ·for Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona Sept. 1 S
through Oct. 1. These pretty Mt. San An·tonio college g irl s catch
the atmosphere of fair time os they prepaN to enter the onnuol
queen contest at the big exposition. left to right they are Nedra
Dunner, Gerry McCormick, Rena Frabony, Muriel Seymour and
Joceyln Flohr.
OCC Moy 1Reied All &Arary ,Bids ~·
Bids were opened Friday for the
cionatruction of the new Orange
Coast College lfbtary and low bid·
tier was Fred D . Kyle, 123 Opal
Ave., Balboa. lsland. a ccording to
Bf'. B.'.lSf) Petenon, lf'Ollege pre!!l-
deht. ·
However, the contract will not
be a.-w•rdea Ul\Ul the boa.rd of
ttualees meets Monday, Peterson
said, fnd even then lt may not be
awarded. It had previously been
reported that the contract was al-
"l"ellliy awarded to Kyle.
When bids were called for It wa.."i
expected that the buJldlng would
cost about $160.000, 'Petereon said.
but Korean war demands )".ave ap-
parently skyrocketed prices u
Kyle's low bid was $190,796.
S!U... .. ON FISHING 6000
$almon anglers: have been en·
poying some first-ra te sport dur-
ing the past week on the waters
oft Trinidad in Humboldt County,
rep0rts the National Automobile
Club. Most of them have bee:i
taking ftM and th!'.' fil'h h ave been
running big.
RETIRl!:MENT FU ND
County employees ffitcrlng mill·
lary serviCf' w ere Ulrured by SU ·
peTVison this week that their
payments Into the county retire-.
ment fund will ·ht> made during
their absence by the county it·
self.
OCCto Offer
New Course in ..
Meteomtlogy
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Several charter Exchange mcm·
~rs. etlll acttve In the community,
haYe exprell8e<! much satisfaction
that the Exchange Club of New-
port Harbor la being reorganized.
· Tentative arrangements ha ve
been m:ide ta hold "'(\Jlar weekly
meetings at the Colonlal CafE>
every Tuesday. No Ume has b~en
announced.
BIRTHS ,
COLLIER-To Mi-. and Mrs. S.
E . Collier, JM1i Bereydale St ..
Garden Grove, in Santa Ana Com·
munlty hoapu.al,Sept. 6, 1060, a
son, s' lbs., 10 'hoz.
SMOUSE-To Mr. and Mrs.
George Smouse, 361 'E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa, tn Santa Ana Com-
munity hOt!lpit.._i, Sept. 6, 1950. a
son, 6 lbs .. 4 ~ oz.
LOMAN-To Mr. and Mrs. Don:
ald Loman, 2210 Newport Blvd.,
Costa llfeaa, ln \st. JORph .beeplto.l
Sept. s. 19~. a 80fl, 6 lbs., 9 ~ oz .
•A.R&IMJE UCl<NSES •
Wendal Dewe.y Ptingltl, 21, ,llJI
Toro MCA..S ; Yvonne Arlene MJJ.
laJ'd, 18, 1221 W . Balboa. Newport An introduction to Aeronauti·
cal Meteot'Oloto' le lo be offered
tor the first tinie this fall as a nev: ltEA TRS
course of the adult evening school Fl,OVD A. BROOKS
program of ONrn.ge Coast College Floyd A . Brook&. 66, dl@d at his
e.cco rdtng to Dr. Bui\ Peterson. home, 2071 Newpo:-t Ave., ·C08la
eoll~e pre8il\eril, Mesa on TuesC:·lY, September ~.
The course le dea)g'ned to pro· He was born in Nebra.gka.
vide the ilidl\rldual with a. survey Survivors Include his w ife, Mrs
of the Jate!ft meteorological the· Bertha Brook!', Costa Mesa; his
ories and prat?Uces to Che end that brother, Ross Brooks. Hughson,
he m :iy become mote r11.millar with Ca.ltfomla: and hie si&tera, Mrs. I.
the weather elemente and lhl Gfossman, Hugh!!on, Callfor.nia:
technff{trft ant! p!'Obt ems involved Mrs. Uzzie Taylor ·lnd Mrii. C. E.
In foncat!llting their existence. The Fuller. both of Nebraska. and M1'R.
runctlons or ab9eryallon. analysts G. E . Hatton or Colorado.
and forecntmg wm be given spec-Funeral services wlil be he!d
la l attention wfth each person Saturday. SepL 9 at 2 p. m. from
having directed work on each or the Grauel Chapel In Costa Meea.
theae topics. Rev. J oseph Thompson will ofttcl·
The ~ 'W'Ul m~t tb~e ,hOurs 'lte. Jnterment wtlJ be at P"alr-
weekly under-the dtnJctiori 0 ( Mr. hitv~n'..M@mPH~1 · Pifk. · ' :i ~ Charle~ Lil!'Ms, foMmr ~eathef. of-~ckARo k: ~EED
ficer or the United States Army Richard H. Reed, 4~. died Sat·
Afr Poree, and College Mathe-urday, SepL 2· at R088rlta Beach
ltleitie'8 tN'tNctor · ln Baja C&lltorrlla. lb~udt°"' Coune A native of · Ohfo, the deceued
The clan llhOGld be of particular was e. member of lhe Long Beach
value as a. J>f"&Cl:Jcal Introductory Elka and the l..o8 Angeles Police
course to 1tMlc men contempla.t-department poSt of the American
tng mlHtary iM!t'Vfce and to all who Legion.
wish to become more weather-He Is Wf'Vived by hte wife. EB·
wise. It lfhould ad :as a refresher lher E . Reed; his son, Donnie Reed
coutee fat" \boee .Saturday and of Cleveland, Ohio; his mother
Sunda.y pllOts of the area whO Grace K. Ret!d of Long Beach,
have forgotten and would like to and tu8'J>rother Ralph K. Reed ot
bring tbem.etft! up to date on Balboa. -·
weather services and techniquea. Funeral aervlces will be held
In· addition, a late a!temoon "Mi;tl?"IKhy, Sept. 1 at 3 p. m. from
class in Aerial Navigation la be-·Grace chapel at Inglewood Park
Ing planned. ~Jncement of cemetery m ~ Angeles.
days and hours will be made neJCt On.uel ch.ape\ ts tn C'harge
Peteraon indicated that the trus-
tees may reject all the bids and
.call for new bids. or watt unttl
buil41ng coats go down.
wee.k. Qth~r courses ln the Eve-attangemanu. ..
----Classified ads are read by folks nlng C ollege WhtCh Prepare far
who are looking to buy. war-related tndetries inc tu de -cHA.aLICS L. Wa.MoN
-People do rea.d the Press ads. · blalness t.rainlmC. weldll'lg and Charfee L. Vernon. 13. pa.Med
---------------------------sheet m etal. The regular collep away at his home, 821 W, Wll9on
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otterinp ln metllt trades and elec-St., Cceta. 11-. Mooda7.
tronlca are al8o -designed to pre-Re Is aurvtved b)' hla wife,
pm-e for lmrnedJll'te employment lh Qlad.19; th~ q&ughten. 1'n.
Industry. Glenn ~R. Davia. ~. _Xaz-'.____-A_!. °"""' and . 'J1>omaa s. ~,..
STILL GOOD PRACTIClE all1 of ea.ta lieu.; tlve lnnd·
Dropping the crankcue at leut ~~tllam ;19~· =
once a year and having' all Wd~ removed from tho bottom and all '·I A. l!lmltll r lAa ~ and
cllK t -Ille Jl'l*'P atn>lner otlD Mrs. Mal<lo ftl er di 1.oa ~·
la a rood w.. .fn maintenance, Mlttft df -~ llr. Ver-
--tile itliitlonaJ Aut~ llOll had In ea.ta .K ..
-Clwll. 'Millo the cue ·111 lljle _.... B .,_. a --·or .
down. It will pq to ha•e the me-~W:,IJlt ca.pp No. ~ "Unlteil
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pa1ss~
• 8ALMON' Fllllll!fO DIRPl'llll
Salmon -ttshlng bu been lm·
proving: lateJy alon,J th9 · Sacra,.
nihlto rlver in· the victnlty of'
Hamll~on City ln Glenn County.
"' ... BALBOA-BAY WINNERS
Jay Club Awards SumP1er
~ctivities Cups to Youngsters
• Annunl sumnl('r ._i\vard day was tteld Labor day 't the Balboa B1tr
.~ub at 1,1:hich time all children who had won 25 or more poinL<J were
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Christine Lewis
is C-elebrant
at First Party
\\'hC'n Chri!'tlinc ~fari._. Lcv.•is il'I
tward•·t l thd Balboa Bay l'IUb en1blr'n1 and gold cups were given to »I! 1)Jd ,.r s he will enjoy seeing pic-
~igh-piiint g"i rls and boy~ in~ the classifications of .swimn1ing, divine:. turi·s of herself opcnin~ p r(_•scnt.s
t'1ack nnd ta lt>nl show. ind hlt1\Vtng nut the nnc candle on
x ,'Thc shn\v opened ··••ith an cxhi-her firs t hirtl1duy cake, for;
f'i~l1on of pattrorn s~:1 n1n1ing givf'n E·~lrbnra Inrnan, 5'::Rt hh•en J"hn· I l 11 A l'harlc!-1 Gau><:; \VR>< prl'scnt to .,¥ Sus:\n f:r0\\'11, ;1,gc . nna· s•>n, Drue(' Juri;cn.'>Pn. Donnn Jur·
b 'll<' l'ilrhcr. :1g-c 11. J oy Franco, J:'Pnscn. J ohnny Jur,ecn~cn, Linda n1nk" the p1 c torint rt><.:ord al lhc ~;r-10 u1H\ Alan l'1tc:her. age 8. Loc khnrl. l\1iH.on ~1ttr~ton. f'h;.-1 · 1111 1~"rlai~I c~Pnt .
•• 17'1)\l<l\\'lll" this 11n c.xhib itlon of 1· •1.1 B h Mil· , 1 •• thv ,1,1• l hr1st1np 1!-l I hP daughter ur Mr. ,. ,... 1~ .~ 1 am. n .in,, -..a • 1 '01 El tliving-v.::.i~ g-1 \·~·n by Betty Beck. lrttf', Larrv Newland. Sally-Nev.·· and Mrr.. E~rl A . Lew s, .1 ~u.:.;an Bro\vn. ~lex Pantages and land aad Alex Pantagcs. j 1\1 od t'na .ivcnuC' and thirty J:'Uests
J udv 11..-rs h1srr narbara Jnn1an K irk Pielou. Anr:lh<'liC' P itl'hcr . 1 froi:i l.n:-: Angt·lc~ und the H arbor
ihe 1; i;ilVl' Hn cxc(•ll••n t cxtubiti(ln Alfln Pitcher·. Su1<.in l'artl'r. l'c·v-:trl'H \,·,•r1' pr··~nt Sunday lo \Vlsh ~f f f\'C pr •pC'r S\\·\n1nli11~ strok e~. tl>n Rf'ed, Dianna fir.iwc PA.Ill h••r tnn11y happy returns or lht·
,. All c·h ih\r(n who had w on a RowC'. Be an~ i l' Sailor: K f'll day. c·hil~lrcn t'n~oy<'rl lhf'lr fun
}>lue 1·ihh1Jn 1n divin,; during th<' S{'hni idt. and Ward Schrcill~'r. 1 at 2 :00 o rlock \Vllh gan1cs. cakP
fun1111rr \V Cr l' a1v1'11 un opportuni-C'r.'.li,K Schreib:.-r. Sharfln Srhnitlil a nd punch •:tnd the opening or
t v t r1 !;h ow o ff thC'iT one !a•orite ('i •a Sn1ith. H Al lnrt Stall. Na ni·;-.· ninny prt'lty ~ifts. ~jV('. L1'c Tayl•1 r , G;.irv Thon1sun . B11n· I Jn thi' c\·l'ntnJ;:" olllc·r propl.e .sat
t-An cx('e llt·nt "xhi hltion of div· nic \A.'~i ki'r, Su;.i~n \\'c;;\'Pr, C'Ar1>· 1 duv.'•\ tr. n tn n111.I•· pie dinner .
tn,c:-\Vll.'I g1vt'n by '.\!rs. Paul Roe. lyn Weaver , r•crr \h'hite and R 1111 1\n1n11~ 1 .. 1·nl guests \.\'t:rt· J\1r . anf\
I y .'··l rs. rt.1lhlll'rl F'a\..', ?\1ary ""'' lhE' n1uthE'r uf Otanna .1nrl Pau W \nll'I burn.
h 11 h P.rur": J\1rs , Dennis Noller and R ""\\£'. t\vo of the l' 1 c rcn \.\' ore-Fnllnwing tht• pr,,srntat1•u1 uf
C".'1\·f'd the rlub a\.\'a rrl. emblem!'!. :.tr. Kt'nth11l lhrn prC'-:;11•\ Dt'nny ; ~1 is~ S.\lly l-~l ni;er and
: Afl,.r the cxhib1l1un~. Mr. K l'n-srntetl thC' g old cups lo th" foll"\V-l\.f rs. l\.tary Jo Da,·is.
n ~th Kend;ill. prt'sidcnt, pre8€nt-, ing chilclrf'n "'ho hcid w11n tlu'
~<1 thC' awards to the childre n. 111ost points during the sU11\n1c1
'.fh1>rr \vcre· 78'-l-rnhlt>ms gi-.:cn to £'Ornpetition : Le ster Livingstons
in Jamaica ~l' fnl\nw1ng childtcn. ~ .. ~1 aril"" Aff1eroough. J o hnny
CC"c k. Billy Beck. Betty Beck, Bill
~"'s."':-n i,:er, ~1 inli Besscngl'r, Mary
te~\\'H:h. Susan Br own, Timmy
Brown. and Tnm Butt('rworth.
~ R1tkf'._. Burnh1m. Begay Bum-
L :i.111 , l{.aren Burnham, Sun Bus·
by, l\1ik t• Butler. Ch11rc Chapman ,
l\tltcn c·tcary. Candy Cleary.
J lm1ny CulbC'r\~nn. Beverly De·
tl\llr y and J orf'y Dunlap.
t Dic k El\il)l. Jin1my F'i11n8J:;<'.
lna1· F1r11•.1gc. Mike F'lanagan.
ciy 1--rrtnt''1, Viln Franco. Bob
, reen1nn. GretC'ht·n Ge rrish. No ra· t'f!l Gerrish. Ann G ibson an~ Alan
~rAy.
< S arah Harr1,.on. Jane Ha rrison.
~n na Harl1n;in , C.<i r(l l H enri. Judy
f.rershlscr. John lle r."4h1st•r. Judy
Bolll's , P1t.tty 1-Intlei:i , T huyer Ho!·
l rook. M ~rgc 1-I olbrook Knd Julie
ff6ndall.
Poll)"\vog, age 5 ur under: Tin1 -
rtly Brown. , .
Swimming. age JO 1tnd o ver :
senior g-irl. Betty 13f'i:h : senior
bny. John Jurge nsen : junior girl.
age 6 tn n. D11nna H.irtn1an ; Jun·
ior boy. BrUCf' Jurg~nsC'n .
Diving. age 10 and over: !ien-
iol" girl. Susan Brnv.·n: !>"nior boy.
J\lrx Pantag<'s: junior girl, ni;c 6
tot>: Margi/'! Holbrook: JUnior hoy,
Milton l>.1ar~ton.
Track, as:;-e 10 anrt over: senir1r
girl. Ann Gibson; ~enior boy. Boh
~1 i~'.Jll\: junior girl, age 6' to U.
Donna Jurgensen; junior bOy.
Skipper Sailor .
·Mr. tind 11-trs.·l.esi.t"~ Liwlt1gtun
nr Vin O rvieto, Lido Isl(', arc leav-
ini; fhl· IRltcr part of next week
fnr MonlcJ.!o Bay, Jan1aic.-i, whet('
they \\1ill s~nd the '"intC'r. This
i.c; the 12th visit to Jttmarca for
thC' Lirlo Isler!'!, \.\'ho v.•ill return
nC'xt ,_lay or June.
Yn1111l-! 111cn1h('r!'I or the Jamily.
Lynn anrl Burt. left T uesday f or
rnllr gt~. the lattrr for thC' U nivcr-
~1 ty of CQlorado anrl Lynn f or
F·lorida v.·here she will attend Rol-
llns crillegc.
I~TEI TT. -GOV. GOOD WI N Talent show: glrl. Nancy Let'
T<lylor ; bOy. Bill 8C$\Vick . 1.;NJ G Hi' ·-"Should traitors and
The entire progr<1n1 for thl.' saboteurs scrk to d~t roy our
sun1n1cr was in charge or Dr. chu1 chc::i, ~cho0ls and Industries
Paul Gerrish. the dirt'ctor of chil-by force anrl violentc, the war
dren ·s activitic1-1 at the Balboa Bay vcl"T'Rns of An1crica \Vould rise in
club. i a great \\'8\'C and dl.'stroy them:·
;-&Jl4 VN'G 'l'&BA"r tile~ tai.a 918 hlld:ftld .--&a ............ S. ... ttit.• 'ALAL1Jll(0/l' 1-.-,+111oo1 -•IT ta • t ricle 11o .... tao °"""' ot ~ o.-t7 to ....._ ..,,. __,,_
< --·~ ..........• f-l' a& Pon~ al 8:te p. IL -tor 1-,-......,... tile ..... !JllM~ .,....._ ...... o6 me (lf71SJ.,.. f.nln It• olttf!s -tM ttW'M' a A , ..... ~
.,,.., .,.., -Wt~ --· IAO Canlle-Uoe -I. S. -.; .... t.p ~ ~ -taller -Ida o ._i*te wi .. el-.._; ... H!e left -Mn.~ Oien··-
_. Mll.pttUl twft' lief& ....... Ka•leJ. Mn.. ... leJ Alld M'.r. _. ...._ paMer llc'htt; ........
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OPENING .DAY BUS SCHEDULE -. OOSTA 1BAA Cht b1P),
Ccillege It Baiter ··'·-···-····-· 7 :31
Falrvlew A: Baker .......... _ 7 :33
Fairview It Or&nge ... _: .. _ .. 7 :35
(hd lrtp)
19th " ~Im .................. 7:118
19th It Harbor Blvd ........... 8:00
Broadway A: Newport Blvd. 8:02·
Broadway A: Oran«e .......... 8 :03
Falrvtew A. Wll10n ............ 7 :30 Broadway It San~ Ana .... 8:06 I
Fairview It Victoria .......... 7'37 008TA llEl!A (bl ·Ulp)
Hamtlton a: Harbor Blvd ... 7 :40
(Ind lrtp)
10th &. Sant~ An& _.,.......... 7 :68
16th It Orange .................... 1 :~9
l~lh 6. Oranie .................... 8 :00
Clay A: Weatm.t111ter .......... 8 :02
Clay It Santa Ana .............. 8 :03
Clay It Redlanci. .................. 8:0<
COSTA MESA (ht trtp}
Birch & On::hard ............... 7 :28
Birch .t: PaJteade3 ............. 7 :29
Orchard·&: Santa Ana .: .... 1 :32
Mesa. Dr. &: Santa Ana .. 7 :33
Monte Vi.1ta c!r. Santa Ana 7 :35
E-.lftta llbell &: Santa Ana 7138
23rd a:. S:inta. Ana .... 7 :at
23rd &: Orange ................. 7 :38
(Ind trip)
21st &. Twltln ................... 7 :~
21st & Sant& Ana . 7 :56
21st It Orange .................. l :&7
20th &: Newport Blvd ....... 8 :00
20th & Orange .................... 8 :01
20th It Santa Ana .............. 8 :02
20th & TueUn ................ : ..... 8:04
Flower &: Tustin ... . .... ~:06
COSTA l\IESA (lat trip)
Harbor & Wilson ··-
Wilso n & N elson's
Placentia &. Wilson
Canyon Dr. & Wilson ...
Canyon Dr. & Vi ctoria ....
Placentl.1 & Victoria
Placentia & 20th
Placentia &. 19th.
PlacC'ntia & 18th
Placen tia & 16th
PlacenUa & 15th
1-fonrovla &: 15lh
Monrovia & 17th
Whittle r & 17th
\\'h illier & 18th
Monrovia & 18th
Pom ona. & 18th ..
Anaheim &: tS(h
17th&. N ewport Blvd.
7:23
7:24
7 :2~
7 :26
7:28
7 :3-0
7 :31
7 :32
7 :33
7:31
7 :35
7:36
7 :37 1 7:38
7:•9
• 7 :40
7:11
7 :4'2
7:44
Del Mar It Santa Ana .... 7 :26
Del Mar A Eldon ..... ·········-7 :27
Monte Vtat.a Ir 'P!ldon ........ 7 :29
St. Isabel 1£ Eldon ............ 7 :31
23rd 6 Eldon ...................... 7 :32
23rd 6. Orange .................... 7 :33
BALBOA
M ira.mar 6. "I " .................... 7 :30
Miramar It "M " ................. 7 :31
Balboa & "K" ........ 7 :32
Balboe. a: Miramar ............ 7:33
Balboa a: "D" ...................... 7 :36
Ma.Jn It Balboa -······-·······-···· 7 :37
Coronado 6. Balboa ...... ..
Library ................ ........ .. ..
9th Stree t ................... .
BALBOA I SLAND
Coral A: Balboa ....
Collins It f!.1lboa .
Topaz A Park .... . .
Marine It Park
Bay Shore.8 (Norton's)
CORONA DEL MAR
A cacl8. & Cout Hwy.
Fernleat It Coast Hwy.
Marguerite & Cout Hwy.
LIDO .ISLE
Lorca & Lido Soud
Udo Club" House
Undlne It Lido N ord
WCMt end or Lido N ord
Laf.J.yelte & Via. Lido
Newport Blvd. &: Via Lido
Arche11 Ovr!rhead ...
NEWPORT BEAf'll (\\'f't;t)
Balboa Coves
Coastline Mote l ....
Helen's
41th & Coast
38lh & Coast ..
(2nd trtp)
13th & Ilalboa Dlvd.
17th & Balboa Blvd.
22nd St. I Ford Garage I
30th &: BJ.lboa. Blvd.
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IThls schedule is crfe{'tive
day, S('ptember 11 l
7 :38
7:40
7 :42 i
7 :65
7:57
7 :58
8 :00
8 :03
7:27
7:26
7 :30
7 :47
7:48
7 :4.{)
7:52
7:53
7:54
7 :56
7:27
7 :30
7 :33
7:35
7:36
7 :55
1 :~i
7 :58
8 :00
Mon-
4 Busses to Transport Students
To Co~st College; Give Schedule
With the beginning of the School year, Orang(' Coast c·ollcge wilt
place an addltlon11I bus in operQtion. This brings the fleet of bUS:lf'S
t ransporting students lo the college to a. total ot four. The followi n~
schedule will be m1:1.intalned on Monday, September I l and Tuesday.
September 12 :
Route 2: HunUnl'ton BeM'h. Ne'4'POrt-. Balboa. Do\\'blu\\"D llJld,
WMtem Coata Me88..
Garfield to Highway 39
South to Frankfort and Delaware in Huntington Sch.
C ity Hall In Huntington Beach
South on Highway 101 to Const Blvd. and
38th St. In Newport Beach
• • Ccnttar m":l'ldi JI[" on "BalbO& Peninsula ...... .
N orth t o Newport and 18th St. in Costa Met:a
We11t to Placentia. North to Wilson, Eut to Fairvie\.\',
North to Orange Cout College
Route 3: San Clrment~. San Juan Captstnuio aa.d Laguna
Lv.
Ar.
Ar.
A•.
.Ar.
.. Ar.
Ar.
7 :3fl
7 :43
7 :4~
8 :0 1
8 :09
8 :19
8 :2fl
Sea Shore Ca.fe in San Clement e . Lv. 7 :10
Mission at San Juan Capistrano ..... .. .... Ar. 7 :~0
Doheny Park Cafe ... .. ........... .Ar. 7 :40
South La~a Beac h, Three Arch Bay t o 2nd St. Ar. 7:45
W est Street, Blue Bird Canyon, Mountain Road, Crest
St., Oak St .. Thalia St .. Cajon St .. C rescent Bay and
Eme rald Bay.
Laguna Beach. Wykle Place. Diamond St. and P ea rl St. Ar. 8 :00
Orange Colst College ..... . Ar. 8 :30
Route 4 : Corona de.I ~lat, 8&.lboa l11land and Covta 1'1("lfa
Carnation and Hwy. 101 In Corona de! Mar . Lv. 7 ::-,()
N or th to 101 to Balboa Lsland turnoff and
down t o Island Bridge Ar. 8 :00
North on Bayside Drive to 16th St. and
TtutUn Ave. In Costa Mesa ... Ar. 8 :10
East on TusUn and 19th St ....
North to 19th to Ne~rporl Boulevard
AL
Ar.
8 :20
8 :26
I _Ea.st on Newport Boalevard t o Wilson t o Fairview
to Orange ~a.at Coll ege ......... .
RETURN TRIPS:
·Ar. 8 :30
Return trips wlU be made over all routes at 3 :00 both
Se ptember ti and 12.
Commencing September 13, the schedule for each b us will bf'
one.half hour earl~er. Coples or the permanent bus 8Chedule wUI be
mimeographed and avullable at the College on September 11 and 12
dur1ng registration_ •
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1 OCC Coach Confident of Another
Top Notch f 09tball T earn;~ Try Out
After four! days of twice-a-day pro.ctlce. Coach Ray Rosso or
Orange Coast College u..ld todA.y that he reels satisfied he hlUI ma·
ter1al in the 56 candidates to build Cl &quad the equal or previous
Pirate-rootball teams and is confident of a successrul se8..90n.
R088o declared &tter the early
showing of ehthWllaem that the
P1rates are deept"r In lhe backfield
· than ln pre \'fQUs years with a tot.al
of 21 backs tn <.1.C Uon, and heavier
as well. Four of the backs weigh
between 185 and 190 pounds.
, H e confittned the opinion of
Line Coach Johnny Owerui that
the ltneame.n have lLlreadJ Bho •
strength tn-several positions
RromJse or tmpl'Ovement , in
weak spot.a.
Since the flral day on the neld
Friday, the aqu..ld hu been ·work-
lng out twtce a day in two-and-a-
balt hour aeutona at 12:30 and at
9 ;30 .p. m. Under the Ugbt.I at the
Ora.qe County cam.pu. ,,# ..
PracUce went on over the IK>ll·
day week...endl with e.mph:asla al-
ready belDg placed on Coecll
-·· dnutatlnir pla:r """"SY· A.-.. raJ-rioa
ready ror the opener against Val-
ley Jay Cee In lhe Huntington
Beach High School stadium Sep-
tember 18.
Among the rreshmen expected
to teat lhetr hig h school reputa-
llon8 In the Initial ga:me are two
301111 All-Star team me mbers
nd two AU-CalJtomla c hampe.
The Arizona . stars. both rrom
uma. are Howard Miiler. quarter .
full and hal!-back 'lnd Jim Pender .
Jim starred ro r Yuma Union High
SchooJ aa guan:I and center.
Bob Berry of Coeta Mem. New-
port Harbor HJgh School fulJbac k.
and D&J Olt. of Brea, for lhrtt
yea.re a etar end with lhe Brea.-
Olinda High Scbool. ~ruent the
cream of the Callfomitl hJch --Returning Jette.rm~ a.re IA.rry
A1UlouCb cautloua Jn avoldlnir Wllloupby and Don Knipp or aa. b>Jwy u.t. Coacla S..... al· Coot& )(eaa, Orv Thread!lill of
rMjl:r i. -'tln!r 11"1t tBdc ... lo Arteola. P'. E. Hanis, Norm l".or-
pr.ctsce, oppoolUon and I• gl~ ley and 'Raul Hernande&. all or
Ida ~ llt1t( a.cUOn -17 In Ill• G&rdena, Dave PatW..n and Bill
11a1 ca. Ila Ma ntuaed. how•••, st.ron« of Newport Beach. Gary
::.. ~Pin ... In ~-Gm:r at Downey, Don Doore or
Wlth a ·-llnal llulJd-up ot. ... -. Jack DoJle of B~
pawe, lltrat4rc7· .............. •••Ch. Rod IUelll of ......... Beach
kla ..... _, u.,_.i,-....... D&!t --at I>owllq.
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MRS. CARMELITA VINC£?\'T, CommlMloner, G lrl Scout.it of s~·port Bt-a<-h, f'fff"i\'f'~ rr,.m Hol\&rd
BalmN' of the Balboo. Bay .dton11 Club a bltx'.k of t le ke ht for th .. club'l!I cllarlty dlnof"r dtutt.'t' t o he> h1·ht
a t the Balboa ftty Club tht. 1•\•roJng of St•plf>tTlhPt 29th. The Gi rl Scout" ot 1"r\\'(>ort l\1·at•h ,,111
BMll!lt the UoM In thf'lt tl~rt ~. Pictured arr: '.\tn1. T1'tl llambn)Ok. llo,,·a.rd ll.'11nN·r, ~Ir~. l 'ar-
mellt& \'lnct"Ot, Mno. Wayn~ Cro \\'l-and Mn. \\'ilb ur Lak1· •
Methodist Pastor
Tells Congregation
About Germany
''G<'rmany today l.<1 at th•· c~·u~:;
ro1ds. It can e1thC'r dt'Vl."1111) !inln
a great dcmocrnt•c-111-1tion. nr ii
may agatn fall victin1 to som" jllf'\\·
t otalitarian drlusion. At thl' clo~l'
or the Wat thP door l'·as \•:ide pen
to western 1dC'als. but \.\'C ~ ri
SQ-called Christian d r>moc rati nn-
tlon failed n1iscrably. But the oor ,,,
Ylfl~
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is not yet shut. Y.'ill \.\'C con tinue
to muff the ball?"
kno"• German thinking. Rev. Pe n·
d1·ll preached on 8C'\'eral OCC'aRionH
In Germ.in churchl'S a.s '4'ell as This '4'a!'I the staten1cnt brou,c:-ht . Anicr i{'&n army cam1:>$.. hon10 t o his congrri;;at.1n11 Su11day .
n1<1rninJ:: hy R ev. Toni Pf'nrl.c l\ of On their return honlr· the group
ChriRl Churl'h by lhP Sr>a a.s hr • \\·f'rf' guests f1)r a. \.\"t.'C k in Briti~h
rcturn('d from '1 t.pet·ia l :-iun1111.,r's homc8 near J.,untlPn. \\'here ~1 r.
\\'ork pr()jcct in the hca1·t or G•~r-P <'ndell occup1rd th" pulpit of the
n1nny. Mr. Pcnd!'ll M'rv('d aR di-Kenton 1tfcth(t1l1.'4l c h11rch Other
rC'ctor r.if a 1t1ethodit'l youth ....,·nrk rountr1 e~ \•i!ol it,•d 1nr ludC'd France,
can1p prOJCCt in the l·1ty •>( Nur-Belgium , H olland Hn•I Sw1tz~·rland
l'mberg. The group lived in till' .. Va cancies T n L<-t" \\'!]) ~ the
homes of lhC' Gf'rnu1n peo ple and sermon tnpi<' Suncluy n1orning at
had a real opportunity to c:onll' to I Christ Church.
I CR ATED PUR.SUANT TO AN ACT
OF 1
1THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS
TO ROVIDE A SAFE AND PROFIT ABLE
l>LACE FOR YOUR SAVINGS
llMIM
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Harbor '
.SERVICEMEN
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Hold Cocnt·6uarcl.
Cad,t Exa1111 •• United States Cout. Ouanl
Headquarters . said today that
more applle&flta ntay be compe_t·
;. .....
• Jng tor the next . cadet appoint-
menta to. the Coctst Guard Acad·
.emy than in 1\anY other yellr 1t11ce
World War II. CompeUttve en·
trarice · exam natlofis w Jll be held
Febniary 19! a.nd 20, 19!il. 1
+------------'--1•1 Young unqiamed tnen between ,
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Tiie followlnir oo1.._ will bo
~ tttgular feature of the New.
Times and Preu keeptq uP
\\1th the actlvttlea ot the maoy
me.n returntnc to f.he service. If
you ha"" aoy friend or ft'll&tJve
entertnc or re.entertnc. pleaM"
call us at Harbor 1816.
17 and 22~ho are high achool graduates or who will have gradu-
ated next Ju e are elJgtbl~ to· ap-
ply. Applica o n& and general in-
rormation klets may, be obtain·
ed by wrtltl'lg to the Con\man,4:-
ant, U . s. cqast Gt»rd, Wuhlng-
ton 26, D . C .j · • ·
Upon &uccesaful completion ot
Realtor M·111e· r ~~~. f~%·:~~~~rst!8 ·:r:::.~ a commission as ensign in the U .
S. Coast Gua(ct and p bachelor or Enters Service science deg:'.· •
• The Newp0rt H!'rbor board of Back IA Service
P . .\L'SIXG FOR l\fEDITATION. befOre the huge ,,·lntki"· Jn hlH
nf"I\. church is Ek,._ Thomas l\t. Glb§on, F ormal dNi.lcatlon Ct'r1•-
nlonlN for ttw Of'\\' St. Andrt'\\·s Presbytf'rlan church at 23532
!-it. :\ndrP\\-S l~d., f 'liff lla\·eo, jn!->t acl"OM from the high Sl'l\ool,
''ill h r• lu·ld Suntlay ;1t 4 p. m. ,,-Ith thP public ln\·ift•d. Tht· modt·rn
rf"ligious slrt1<"iU rt' ,,·&,~ 1IC'!0il i;-i1rd by RiC'hanl Plt.'gl'r, ()oruna dt•I
i\1a r a tt•h ilt·1·t a n1I built tty (:untral·tor Gordon l<'lnllla.)r nf !'\t•\\ r vrt.
Hold Dedication
Ceremony for
New Church Sun.
(f'rco;;:,; l'hn\1o f
.Co. Clubwomen
Open Fall Season
1\1rs. O. \\'. Frt':'C'k \Vill 1-'rt>sidP
\\'hen Orang-e C.'oun t.v F'1.•d cr.'llinn
nf \.\10111en':.; 1.·luhl; h11!d:.: ii.-: initial
:.; .. :.;;~inn tnnuirro>v I F'rid;tyl at
Huntington l1l·aeh. 10 11.n1 .. in thr.
l'"ir:.;t J\ife thrx.1 1:.;t church. ·101 -lllh
Su'lrluy. P.l•p!1·mbl'r 10 Ht 4 p. rn . .-.:tr•'('f. At!.C'nding-frun1 NC\\'port
is t he dat" :-1la!"·d for de•Hr at.inn l~t'R th Eb1··l l \Viii b (' f\·1r:'I. ('. fl.1
ct·rr111nn1,.:.: t 1f tht• 11 r w $6~.000 St. D!"<tkins, ]..fr.~. J . \.\:111 . Cu111n1a<·k
• 1 r 1 . a nd Mrs. P . J . \Vllson . '''H 1·r\\"' r•"• 1ytr r•·1n church at J\.1r'I . J. S . SnyC'r. prct:irh:nt of 2:15~2 St. ;\ndr~\\'S R1L, acr~s thr Hunl1n,.,.t1111 Drach \Vun1t•n'.'I cluh. ~t r1·· t fr•nn .'\'!"\\·rort Hnrbor ~ \V l\1 i;r,,rt th(' ('IUb W(/ffif'll. fl.1rs . l Jn:u:i l-l1;;h :-t·h <.,)L The RPv. .r"' Vo'. L. n arbcrt. rounty \'ice·presi-1n11111:i:1 1\f. 1;11is.jn ha:; ii1vit('tJ tllc dent, will rcsrond . publp· In 1h<' (r'rl'n1<1ny. 'fhn pr<·sid•·nt \VIII U rlllf)Ulll'" G u .. s t ~;l""1k v r \Viii bf' [)r . R £'u-
b I hrr ('hairn1C'n for th•· r nn1111,.. l'f'ar ~·n ,,. 'iell':--.'<. past•.r nf the f'ir::i t ~ r :',<;bYlt'r inn l'hurl'h of Lon n~d ~l rs. J . Orland S1nith will give'
ilea h R v D 11 T . .~ h1ghllghts of the Genf'ral Fedcra-.· c · \t' · a ;_i;; urnt.•r \\'I lion convention in Boston
bring grce llnM,~ (~mu \he ~•ty of,, 1 :'\.Lunc::heon Wlll ,be ffrVcd.. al 12:SO
NMVPOrl Beach . Greetings I from pm In the w m • I h h th p b t . · · o en s c u ou~e. e res. Y l'ry w~ll . he b rought by 420 10th street -with reRrrvations
Dr. Irwin W . \V1 lln1n1s from t h(' to b 1 1 1 t th s I Co\'ina rhurL·h e ma< e. no a er an ep em· · ~r 5, with Mrs. Cora l\tcGuire The S t. A n •h'l'\\';; chntr w ill be 323 Crest avenue.
undi>r the d1rect1un of Dr. Gordon Bnchlunll. Special music y.·i lJ be prest'11ted
during the ·.lftcm oon ses.'lion. fl.tr!'.
Edy.·~rd BurnFt. :<:tate 1nu;;ic chair-
man.will be guest s peaker.
Plans f1ir l h{' <.cca sion "''ere
n1ade by t he th•d1 catit1n con1mrt·
tee: Edgar f{., H il l, chair1 nan: itr;;.
R icha rd Galbraith and Rob('tt
Can1pbr ll,
The-chur<:'h "4'a:.; hu1lt unde r the
co·np{'r <1 t1un of Tll<'h.ird l'lrger,
are hitcr t 11n 1I c:ordon U. Findl<1y.
l'Ontractor. The ;;u!J-cnntract ors
n1any of \\'ho1n did \\'Ork a t cost
inelude: S1111th Brnth,..r:.; Co., s heet
1netal, st".'el And h£'ating; Wl•lch's
cr1ncnL wnrk: San1 I<1n:.;fathl.'r ,
plun1hi11,c: Barr Lu rnbcr Co .. ROR:'{
& B.1rro\".'S. roofing, and C. K.
Varner. plastering.
"TH ~ MOST I J\if P 0 RT ANT
POLJC'\. f!0\'i'rnn1ent cou ld estab·
llsh with res pect t o natural re·
so urce:'{ \.•,•ould b<' Olll' t)f a cquaint·
inr:-th·• 1•itizenry with the true
Sif!'nifh·ancl' of our natural re·
s"urcrs : th('ll, forthwith and with-
out \\'i.\Vl'.'rini:;. tn do !!om ething to
~t',.'ltlr(' th· 1r prcscrv.1tion."--.P . J .
H off1nas t e r, d1ret·tor. Michigan
Dt>partfn ent nf Cnnse;vation.
Miss Leslyne ~verette
Engaged to
Huntington Beach Man
A beautiful diamond engage-
mrnt ring wa.q the surprise in
st nre fo r Mi;;s Uslyne Everette
w hen s hl.' spent the. recen t holi-
Uay weekend .1t Cat alina Island.
Lynn, daughter of Mrs. Evf"-
lyn Everette. 309·34th street, i:.;
betrothed to Robert Albertso n.
son otl Mr. and Mrs. J -. L . Albert·
w n , 1I15 Orange avenue. Hunting-.
ton Beach: Both were graduated
from Huntington Beach high
school and both attf'nded O range
Coast college. No date h.J.s beer:
Sf't for the wedding. ,
-ClaR!lified ads are read by folks
\Vho are looking to buy.
Wisc people do read the a ds.
r ealtors held their weekly break-
ra.U at Norton's Cafe Thu1'8day
morning u nd Milton S . Miller ot
the Vogel Co. reported that the
army has notified him to prepare
for induction illlo the a rmy tor
active duty.
He is a member of the unorgan·
ized rese;vea . ., Miiier was present-
ed with a scroll or appreciation
from the realty board a nd a certl·
ficate showing his dUes will be
paid up when he returns from ser·
vice. 'fhis Is lhe first C•..tll into ser·
Vice of any member of the board.
MilJer is unmarried and lives
with his mother on a citrus grove,
known as the Cotta Ville. at Glen·
doru.
The mult iple listing department
reports sales for August were
more than seven times the volume
of la.st May, since which times
sale,q ha ve been increasing, and
they ,were almost double July's
total.
Large numbers or fX"Ople arf" rc-
purted investing in real estate 11s
a hedge against inOatio n which
will inevitably cause a r ise In
prices. Cost <?f building has gone
up more than 10 per cent !lince the
police action in Korea began.
Students will be
Draft Deferred
''Students enrolled in college
will be deferred trom call t o a c-
ti ve duty in the armed fo rces un·
ti l the end o f the academic l'ear,"
:.:tale<! Dr. Basil H. P eterson,
president, Orange Coast College.
t his \V f'C'k.
l 'he present selective se;vice act
includes provision for MUCh deferr·
ment. Students must, howe ver . be
succ~fully carrying a normal
progn.m of etudtes.
"Uncle Sam need.!! men' with
sound educat ional experiences and
training," says Peterson. "All
young men subject t o selective
servie<' would do "''ell to attend
college and secur e as mucll eduea·
lion a.s possible prior to entering
t he armed fo rces . College training
is of value bolh lo the individual
and lo our nation."
StUdents planning to enter Or·
ange Coast College s t},ould com-
p.le t(' regis tration now. The fall
;;emester will begin on Sept. 11 .
2 Harbor Men
Enlist in Navy
Chief Fred P . J ewett, head
Navy recruiter Jn Santa Ana. re·
ported t his week that the loca l
office had exceeded its August
quota by approximately 50 pe r
cent, the first Ume a monthly
quota hR.S been filled since he as-
!'lumed his duties kl.st May.
C hief J ewett reported 28 men
enli sted while the quota was only
19. '
Enlistees for August trom N ew -
port Harbor Included : Robert G.
Cannon. N<'wport Beac h and J ohn
M. McMillen. Costa Mesa.
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J4 s'' ·u-(11111),. ..,...,,• a ~ ftf a "" n·&-:-u h• •'Mnm w1M tie ' ' ...... te P.J 1 ' th=
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(.':116,. 1118 ...,_. (-W)t ,, ... ,. 4« ..... a-,*' ?'1i'rd feir lta ...... 111 0 S Ire,-ta Aa-.. ~ .. ,-"'•"'....a. of laa "8: etn, ... Mil te fa6 '!!·* S C,1r 11'•• · ~ ·
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for Arthur Hall
Sgt. Arthur L. HalJ, 28, 207
20th St., Newport, a member of
the army reserve corps, has r e-
ceived his ordeni to report for ac·
live duty Sept. 15 at Fort Ord.
H e Is the son of Mrs. Irene Woods.
of the same address, and served
with the famous 42nd !Rainbow)
dlVlslon during t he las t war.
Mrs. Woods .t old the PreSB to·
day that she has be('n hearing
r egularly frd;n her other son,
M /Sgt. Robeft HaJ\. 30, who on
July 31 wss lhe first m:1n to set
foot on Ko rea of the badly needed
replacements. H e received nation-
al recognition.
When he saw th~ headlined
story in the Newport • Bal boa
News-Time!'!, sent to hin1 by h ls
moth er, he wrote that he and his
buddies W('rC greatly surprised
.:i nd very happy to think that
son1cone he re In the !'!talcs had
h'eard a!)out ' thc n1. The News·
Tim('s story bon..<tlcd their m orale
greatly, 1\.1ra. 1w ood8 ~ai d .
Last letter from M/Sgt. Hall
\Vas mailed Altgust 27 f rom Korea
·'lnd all \VflS ~ell at that tinle. He
said that ht>j knew t'Vcryone at
home wR.'I talk ing about l{or ca
\vhile in Ko re~ cvoryon<' \\'RS talk-
ing about h on1r.
Lt. Leidy Completes
I lnstr~menr Course
Graduates of the I nstn1n1f'nt
Pilot training ~'otir:<:e cnnduc tcd Rt
TyndAll A ir Ffor cf' Base, Pa nan1a
C ty, Fla .. <;olnplt·ted th<'i_r work
this week an~ startt>d re turning
to their hnme b~1ses throughout
the Unitert State~.
F or t he last ten W<'<'ks thefH' 1
sj.~dents, all of them pilots, n.ve
bet!rt etudytng l ,nstrument proced·
ures which pcrn1l t pi l ot~ to lanr;I
aircraft eve~ y,•hcn weather is bJ.d.
Upon their return to their home
ba:'{es thcs':! pi lot~ in turn will act
as instruc tors of other piloLs.
MembPrs of t his week's gradu-
ating class included Lt. w. ·s .
Leidy, ~n of S . H . I.eidy, 23622
Snug H arbor Road, Clifr Haven,
Newport Beach.
Mrs. Coyla Munson
Becomes Br ide
of Fort Bragg Man
Manr friends in t he H a rbor area
will be inte rested to learn that
Coyla Munson of F ort Bragg,
C.1Uf., Cor1nci-Costa Mesa r csi·
dent. bccarnc the bride of Warren
Dutton. J r. in a r ecent ceremony
which took p lace In the Presby·
terian churc h. Fort Bragg.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William R. Pear~on of Los
Angales. was givC'n in marriage
by her fathe r.
She WRR lovely in an orchid net
g own with ·lace-trimmed orchid
veil held with a halo ot orange
blossoms.
As flower gjrl. And rea Munson,
sevcn.year·old • daughter of the
bridl<>. '-4',_1.s frocked in pink · Or -
gandy over pink taffeta. Thomw:i
Munson was ring bearer.
The newly w('dded couple are
living at Fo rt Bragg where Mr.
Dutton owns ~ large sheep ranch.
Baptist{ P-tor
Called to Duty
The mtmbera and friends ot the
ll"lrst Baptist Church ot Newport
Beach attended a farewell dtn·ner,
Wednesday evening, August 30, In
honor ot Rev. George H. WJcd·
man, who .bu been called lnto
active J!uty with the United State8
Army M a OhaplaJn. At the din·
aer Mr. Wiedman 1Vas preaented
wlt.n a. new BJble and aeveMJl per·
sonal gift.a, The presentatio n was
made by Mr. William Hodsdon,
chairman ot the Board ot Deacons.
Chaplain Wiedman has been
pa.a:tor ot the local church alrlcc
It.a org~nlZatlon In January 1940
and hae led ln the progress or
the church.
He will be ~enrtng aa regimental
chaplain tor the 224th Infantry
R egiment , ~0th Olvlalon, and holds
the rank ot Captain. The 40th
DlviBlon hu been the Southern
·Callrornk\ complement of the CaJl-
fornla NaUonal Guard. The dlvls·
Jon will be l!llatloned in Camp
Cooke for a period of training.
Mrs. Wiedman and two boys
will remain a t the ir CO.!lt'l. Mesa
residence tor the tJme being.
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NE'HUNDRED FIFTY SIX FOOT FRONTAGE ON NEWPORT BAY
Y AN AVERAGE. DEPTH OF TWO HUNDRED SEVEN FEET
EAUTIFULLY SITUATED IN A RESTRICTED TRACT CONSTI-
A STILL WATERFRONT HOMESITE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE
EQUAL. THE r>OCKAGE POTENTIAL IS UNUSUALLY CAPA-
~IOUS. CONCRETE SEAWALL NOW IN PLACE COST MORE THAN
Jl.000.00. AND THE PRICE FOR ASSIGNMENT OF THE LONG
1°ERM LJAND LEASE IS ONLY $7,500.00. '
I . l ORANGE COUNTY ASSESSED VALUATION O~' $1 7,400.00 IN-
. 'i'ICATES THAT HERE IS TRULY A BARGAIN VALUE.
LOUIS W. BRIGGS, Realtor
714 EAST BALBOA BOULEVARD
EVERm MORRIS, Associate · TELEPHONE HARBOR 80
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·· ·SAIN·T ANDRHW1S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Announces the formal
-D. E D I C A T I 0 N -
of their new Church at 23532 St.Anqrews Rd. Newport Heights
Sunday:-September 10 -4:00 p. m.
-Public is Cordially Invited -
RICHARD PLEGER·
• Archited
.1415 Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar
Harbor 278 ,.
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The Reverend Thomas M. Gibson, Pastor
GORDON B. FINDLAY
General Contractor
3410 W. Balboa Blvd., Newpt Beach
Harbor 412
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. '· SJUJJJi'!t> CRAVl'SMAN
&auttful Cb.air :sottoa , ud Backs RdtOred , .
u.ip1 Cane, ~ a..i.. ai. .
Low. Price High~
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HARVEY'S FURNITURE REP~
20llO SUlta Allll A:'Ve. . eo.t.. M.8a
Beecbll lllDJ •
MOVING EAST
Personal and hollleh<ild
ef!ecta aac:riflced for
Immediate Sele!
· Xmm.pre tank: \ype vacuum clean.
e:r with complete acceuortea,
Uke new $2:2. Bath room aeale
$4.. Gu beating stove &l'O. $30
portable :barbecue $10. Steel
typewriter atand $8. 1 drawer
1teel ru1n.-cabinet • letter ai.Ze,
on •U.nd wtlh caatera $12. Sm .
p&J.nted · knee hole de4k $10. ---~~~-----~.:...._
Completely Farnilihed
Utllltleo Paid
WINTER RATES
A-2 bedroom, Dvtnsnn •• ldtdwn.
View of ocean and bay.
B-1 bedroom, llvtngnn., kit.chm.
lnclud.Jng private paUo.
e-1 medroom, Ulnncrm .. ltlt_,. .
NEWPORT. BAY POST~ Wediaesdavs . 1t-PEUON&LS
Duro mnaJl electric drill with
2f t1tting8 in atttl cue &10.
Zfllpered pllorflm garment bags
tilaoA """'"'-I fJt I llednft. .. ...., ... ~-
-... or ynrly. -· Har. 191 .. !t. 1'J'C
HITIDE AP'J'S .
1821! E. llalboa Blvd •• .,.._
Call Harbor 1120--W
' ~~-... -~---~~-~~~~~~ UPRIGHT PIANOS from $49. NEWPOKT-BALBOA PB~ -ft1ll'Sdays
NeW ... l !lay Poft CIM.l..fhd Aall wt ,_ t9 die Tw: tllt;
Newa-TIJnee or tR Tband&7 rt..
MJNDIUM AD 18 4 LINES
.a.n CM '"led am mmt be ,..d tor Ollilll bl adftace of pablleatloa.
4 lines 1 Paper $ • 76
4 IJnes 2 Papers 1.00
4 Lines 8 Papers 2.00
The publl.shen will not be, responsible tot more UWl one tneo!'!'flet
Ln.rtlon of an advertisement, reaerve the right to correctly claulty
~ and all ads and to reject any ~verttlement not c<lnformldS to
ruh and regulations. Adve~-enta and ca.nceDaUona will be
actepted up to 6 p.m. on the day preceding pubUcation. Ph. Har. 1816
~ Har. 1818. uk for NAd T&kilr" OI' .end ad and Mmlttaaoe to
NEWPORT llARROR PUB.USBJNG CO.
nu --Did.. Newport-. Oallf....ia. -
Oassified Index
10 BmSneM Outde
l I Bulldln,r Materl&JA
U BuJldlog 8erv1Ct'!ll
14 Per90nals
16 Share Y our Car
18 TransportatJon
11 Roonnc Contract.on
18 BM.oty Aid§
19 Upb<>l8"°rlnS
!O HM.Ith AJdA
!% i.o.t and Found
%4 School, lnatraetloa
28 Sltuatlona WIWl'bMI
ZB Hlllp Want.et
SO Sale, Mlacelluleotl9
SO-A 8",.PI
SI Wanted tG 8117
-S! Furniture fat ~
' S2·A AntJquN
3S Boat., Suppa.
S4 Musical. ~
S5 Dop. Cata, P•t.
38 Poultry, Rabbit.
31 UvHtock
SI Speclal ADDOUllCelnt!nt
40 BuAlneu Opportunltlet1
4% Wanted to .,_,
U Apartments aa4 Hotnel!I
44 Room9 f or Beet
45 Rent, Ml&oellaneoul
48 Room and Board
47 Tmcka
48 Automoblletl.. T1rff
49 Auto. Wanted
68 Auto Service
61 TraJJerw
:i% AlrplanN&
56 Money to Loan
56 M oney Wantf'd
51 Real Estate WantiPd
69 Raoebefl, A Cf"Ml'l"
.. l•eome Property
81 Real E8tate Exchange
6% lt.4-al Estate
lt-BUSINE.~S GUIDE
OOMPLIL'rE HOUSE CLEANING
mervtce. Furniture and rugs
1hampooed. Free estimate._
Fully lnlured.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
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11-BU'ILDlNG MA'tE!nAIA
THIS WEEK'S
SPECIALS
'DOORS
2/8x6/8 1 &. 3 Pcnel .... $6.96
WINDOWS
3/0x2/6 D.H., 6 llght.1 .... $2.40
3/6x4/6 D.H., 2 light.I.... 2.95
4/0x4/6 D.H., 4 light.I .... 3.80
'It." 4x8 INT.
Plywood sq. ft ......... 13¥.c
% " 4x8 Muontte
Wallboard, sq. ft ......... lOc ----.
PAINTS
Utility out.Jide white
1 per ga.llou ....... ,. ... -..... $2.49
Enamel undercoat
per gallon .................. 3.75
Marine house paint
per gallon .................. 3.95
BAYVIEW
BUILDERS SUPPLY
818 ·Coast Highway, Npt.
Beacon 6025
12-BUILDING SERVICES
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
273 Palmer St., Coat.a MeA
Bea. 5457-M 94c9
Painting by "PAT"
13 years Service In H8.rbor Area
Call Sat. Ir Sun., Beacon 5055-J
288 -22nd St .. Costa Me8&
Bea~n 6111 72tfc 14-PERSONALS
FRED W . SNELL
Painting Contractor
DOCKS and FENCES
Extertor and lntertor pa.lnttng
and paper hanging.
227.lioi E . 20th St., Costa Memo
Beacon 64-41-J
, 3tfc iif~~ di>E 'v
Experienced LocJcamlth
2' HOUR BERVIcm
CnlfTll the entire Harbor area.
• ACI!: KEY SERVICE
101 lbtll. Balboa Harbot 1199
83c39H
MOVING?
Harbor Transfer
LOCAL O R LONG DIS'l'r'-NCE
Alone Bea. 8927 or Bea. 5212-M.
1986 Harbor Blvd .. COflta Meaa
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& Upholalery only. Done In
your own home uslrtg the ~
ous HILDE system.
'For Free estimates ph. HANLEA'S
Beacon 6114 -R. 5c6tf
HAND PAINTED SKIRTS
Blouses, lingerie, lamp ahades,
dra-peries, towels, aprona make
lovely personalized CHRIST-
MAS GIFTS.
START LESSONS NOW!
Phone Ve-Vi, Harbor 0382-R
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Wrlbt, P . 0 . 8"" 197
Balboa laland, Calif.
Phone Kimberly 3-5393
LOST -Red male cocker. h.E--
WAltD. 321 Aliso Ave ... New·
port Heights. Beacon 513~-R.
lOcll
NAVY BUllPLUB P.Al!n'
-· wlltte, ;tiannteed Per gallon $3.15
Surplus Store
' 1119 Newport Aft .• Coot& M-
BelliCOn 8204 ... tfttc ' .
GASOLINE MOTOR autoette -
r o any dl•t&nce, 2 p&Del'ISer.
$300. Harl>or 1024-W. 12':
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' RADIO REPAIRS
•&..20 each GbLF CLUBS -3 Spalding
matched wooda llghtwelght with '
atx ml.ac. lrona and bag---eom-
plete $19. Set o( 3 KPOydon
matched wood11 and five misc.
Iron.. AU ~or Sl l .
CLOTHING-Excellent quality,
good condition, very cheap.
Women'• coat., suit., dreuee
•lu 14 and 16. Jr. Miu coat ,
dreue•, etc. Sl.%e 12 to 14 .
Rldin&' autt, size 12 A 14 . Eng-
JLlh tw~ ja.cket, whipcord
breeches cost SB~ -worn twice
J19.
Terma .. convenient u , per
month at SHAnR'S MUSIC
CO. (Since 1907) 421 No. Syca·
more, SUJta Ana. KI. 2-0672.
ACCORDION-Beautltul 120 bua,
lovely tone. Medium elze. Itali-
an make. Sultablfj for chlJd ot
adult. Ueed about 1 yur. Sac-
rifice for $200, lncludln~ oe..ae.
2811 Bay Shore Drlvt!, N. B.
Beacon M80·W . llcll
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TWO Bl:DRM. Wllm1 'O ed heo9e.1 --------------
Near --~tloft. NICELY "'mlolled cottqo IU!l·
lit ...._ WHllott, Omta i.te.. •blie fM 2 people. Call at !M
7J19 Broadway, Coot& -10cl2
'Ba.Ibo& lslud
We ban .......i JMrly Nlltalll
bom rto lnOlit.11 • ap.
Staa!ey Hadfield
l:tt lllAJlll'1li "v.. Bon.. -Pb.-·
CORONA DEL MAR -$80 on
.._, 3 bednno., Jar-p llY. rm.,
ftttplece, prag-e, nNr e\l"f!i'y-
thlns. '45 ,.,._ sarage opt. Call
.._ Kohbftettt. Har. 082l·R or
Rar. lOM. 110 Cout Hwy. 10cl2
LOST-10.-ft. 1kiff, green iraide,
white outside, plutic coated
bottom, can Har. 21~J. Re--
ward. llcl3 Larry l!!wen j • • Harold Hamm
T¢:hnlclant:
211--SITUATIONS WANTED MESA RADIO • TELEVISION
2 pr. ladles riding boots size
6 -7. $3.60 pr.
3 mens expen11ive suit.a v e r-y
cheap. Anytime Friday or
Rl!:NT A PIANO $!! per mo. -AU
1 rent of term allowed on pur-
chae. D~NZ..SCHMIDT PIANO
CO. 520 N . M&ln, Santa Ana.
ELECTRIC ORGANS .. U11ed. One
for Sl89, 'another $223. Another
high grade. beauttful, like new ,
at a big savlna-. For church or
home. DA.NZ-SCHMIIYt PIANO
& ORGAN CO., Santa. Ana.. ~20
N . Main. Cor. 15th. Ea.Ay terms.
8ALllGA JS.. flmi. ,. .. rly, "8
month. Ma.tter 'anti -i1 --room., pr., pet.lo, Nee. refr.,
wltlih. mach, Near Shop. dlstttct
aft beach. Tenant ran wbteae
tri summer for f400 a mcntJI..
Ha. 212s-1'! T.r .c .
F1.JR.M: ff<JUBE . $40 mo. Sun-
porch. Inlaid linoleam., 11"
baths. Garage. l child .o. K.
108 • 28Ut St., Newport Bea<'h.
Phone Placentia &918. 10c12
Nlt'WPORT BEACH new one bed·
f'OOtn a pt, attractively f\Jmtah~.
Nice MU: rooma, near aho:pplng
tlhrt. Sepl. 11 to June 1&. Adults
l«t mo. 1811 Balbofl. Bl•d.
Saturday. WAllBING or IRONING In my IOll Bn>o.dwa~. C. Ill. Bea. 5:~
home, ttnlahed or robl'h dry. By _____ ..;'~-----,--,--
piece or hour. Phone Beacon Ea•y Spin-dry, late model ; lllte
6203-J. 71tfc new
119 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle.
FURNISHED t-bdrm. h-, ~
yn old, a.ccommt>lkte:e I ,
l' oant'ftown kitchen. .&etTel n ·
fl"lprator. P9nel !lay heat, pr.
J75.oo montll. 1808 OcHn ""°""
L: A. Oop1tol 4941. 10pl2
COLLEGE student desire11 room ln
exchange for caretaking or
gardening. R~terences given.
Phone Ex. 41886. llp12
PRAC'l'lcAL NURSE. The btot
by hour or day. Har. 0384-lt
llpl2
CARPENTER
Neat f lnlshinl' did retnodelJng. I
also lay asphalt Ule and Install
sheet tile.
RAY KDlPLBl
Apt. 3, ahlncled house rur
llH8 Newport Blvd., Costa )f-
, Phone Beacon 8431.
nNli IRONING-Pl<)< up end d-.1...... Help wltll cllnau par-
-· Mn. Williama. ~ llM·'M. U no &ne. cab Har.
2189-M. B!ttc
BOOKKEEPER-With con!ddera·
ble accounting experience hu
pe.rt time 'available. Harbor r 8·
!dent for six years. References.
Phone Bea. 5881 9 a .m . to 12 N .
12pl4
Mrs. Britt's Nursery School
Hours 8 • D
Rates S.fO mo. run time
$25 mo. ha.It days
Car e by week, day or hour.
701 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Harbor 870...J
17cTIB
WANT HOUSEWORK, several
hours per da.y , Also will care
tor winter home. 1914 Court
Ave., Newport Beac h. 12p
%9--HELP WANTED
ALTERATION woman to run
cleaning shop. Attractive fi·
nancial offer to right party. Ap·
ply tn person only. N ewport
Cleaners, to& 'I\tstin A ve. 12c lof
P ART TIME gardner year round.
On Harbor Island. Call Ha. 2116.
10c12
w~ lO<~ iq .~pn~t Finnl11h &Ii ;ptttll ~dt1 :translating
·purpose. Ha. 259~ '. ' 10c12
W-ANT DlSHWASH'l!:R a.nd kit·
chen help. CUrt's Dellcateasen,
106 Maln, Bal~. llp13
GIRL or WOMAN with one child
to cart for 2 children after·
noon A some eveninp. LJve in
OT out. Be.aeon M98-J. 12c14
S ingle person for kennel work in
veterinary hospital. ca11 be-
tween 9 a . m. and ~ p. m . Ph.
Beacon 5076. 12c14
NURSEMAID, live In
Permanent. Ph. Bea.
o r out.
8386·M.
Ille
CARD SALESPEOPLE nn
Sell outatandlng value Chrlatmu
Cards, :w> for SI. Beat' pronta
in West. 7 money·maklng lm·
print linea. Many oth:er fast
HUen. S ensa t io nal value
Aaaortmenta Oh approval Im·
pf'int Samples FREE! EXTRA!
11 Address Book. '"How to Earn
$1000, FREE! Nol experience
neeeded. Write NOW! Western
Art Publiab•"'· 257 S. Spring
St.. Dept. N, Loo Anples.
12pH
Standard Stations, Inc.
"Has a few openings
• FOR MEN
'
Wbo .,.. looltlns ~.. -· emplbyntent With a:ceBent op-
portunlty for advancallee~ 21
to •o prdened. Piii<! while
~-•ppOox. --"' to lllart. ~ laanllrJ' .UOW·
.-. mp --mum ~ llei llDpt. at u..
STANDARD STATIONS
Dohllo·lt ~ IQPw1IJr
Oorom. del KU '"
••• -1:1t..i.Bft ........... . tl _ ..... lilt
•
' • ••
Crosley Shelvador, a real bargain
$119.95 $49.95
DAVIS-SROWN CO DAVIS-BROWN CO.
1-2 N rt Bl d c t M • !Sim H arbor Blvd. Colla Men
1Ja ewpo v .. as a ea Beacon 8821
Bee.con 6821
AWNINGS
Miidew Real.at.ant . . . C&nvu
Aluminum .. F lneat Materia.19
Free Estimates . . Patio Fum
Expert Recovering
SANTA ANA
TENT & AWNING
llln~ 1920 KI 2-3M~
11126 S. MAIN, SANTA ANA
RUGS LIKE NEW 9 x 12, 7.6 x 9,
11cften door, one panel door,
wtth hardware. Phone Laguna
11M8. 12p14
GA"FERS A: SATTLER w hite .
table top automatic stove, Har· I
bar 1~20..J. llcl3
DEEP FREEZE-Large double
va~, suitable for home or cate.
3 yn. old, good cond. $100. Ph.
Beacon 6460•R. 98tFC
S2-FURNITURE FOR SALE
BAMBOO RATTAN SHOPS
Complete line, factory-to.you.
Open 12·9 dally &: Sun. Bank
terms. 27~ Ocean Ave., Laguna
Beach . tfc
WESTERN HOLLY table top
range, etalnlell8 steel, g-rfu.
Good condition, call Beacon
6121-J.K . 10pl2
2 SETS TWIN BEDS. one con-
vertible to bunks. 6 rt. Philco
rerr.. platfrom rocket. uphol-
stered ch a I r and Ottoman.
Salem maple dinette set, wash.
mach .. "Rattan" 3-plece !Je<.'tlon·
a.I, nest of tables. cOrree table.
Ha. 2~4·R or Ha. 436-J 10c12
DINfNG ROOM SET, oak , 6 up·
holstered chairs, buffet and ex-
tension table. Good condition.
$65. Ph. Beacon 6264·R. 10p12
G. E. REFRIGERATOR, 6 cu. ft. Box springs & mattresses 139.50
$40-New model 10 hp. John80n H ollywood bed frames. metal SS.95
o utboard, 16 rt. n18.hogany boat. New apt. si?.e gas range, $89.50.
412-39th" St .. Newport Beach. Gafrers &. Saltier gas ranges.
Ph. Harbor 3021-R. 12pl4 Intemat'I. H arvl'~tf'r refr!geratoNI,
--------------!Englander Air Foam M altresse~
Launderall
Washer
completely automatlc New and Used Furniture
$94 50 j Dale's Furniture
' 1929 Harbor Blvd. Bea. 5107·W
DA VIS-BROWN CO. LIVING RM. SUITE. 2·plece.
RENT an instrument for school,
S5 per month up to 3 montha
rent applies on future purchue
at SHAFER'S MUS IC CO.
(Since 1907} 421 No. Sycamore.
Santa Ana. KI. 2·0972.
WANTED: 35 used pianos for
our rentala. Most generoua al-
lowance In trade on Splnet
pla.no or Grand or on a wonder·
fut Television. DANZ·SCHMIDT
PIANOS. 020 N . Main, Santa
Ana.. Alao on Electric Orga.n.
GREAT GRAND PIANO SALE!
Steinway, Kimball, Knabe,
Cable. Wurlitzer. Lester, Schoff
Bros .. Henry F . Miller and
many others. Pric ed at $395.
$485, SM~ and up. Recondition·
ed. like new! Ea.ay t e rm s .
DANZ· SCHMIDT Big Piano
Store. 520 N . MaJn, Sal'lta Ana.
torner 6th St.
LOVELY HOME SIZE GRAND
Pia.no in fine condition $4 95.
Terms $50 down and $20 per
FURNlSHED apL, aecond floor
on water, lovely view, garae-e.
2 or 3 edUlts, $80. Al9o lower
single for couple OT' one man,
J M . 61 7-86th St.-Ha. 81ll·W.
T ll'C
·Virginia Apts.
10c12
BALBOA 18LA.l'fD...-2 bedroom_. 2
baths. 'F"unftsht'!d howie for win-
ter. Until July 1st. l 19 Tour·
quots Ave., Balboa Island. 10pl2
Winter Rental
to June 30
316 Coral Ave. Balboa Island
Two full bdrms. 2 bath.11. En-
closed patio, ro.bana, S7~ per
mo. Can be seen until Sept. 10.
New, modern furnished apart-lOpl2
menta at Wilson and N ewport ____________ :..__
Courtesy to Brokers
Blvd, TWO BEDROOM furnished house.
Coata Mesa
LIDO ISLE BAY FRONT winter
rentals, bay front, one and two
bedrm. turn. apts. Priv. beach.
$80 and up. 365 Via Lido Soud.
Harbor 2552, Har. 2914-M. tfc
2 BEDRM., Curnlahed bungalow.
like new. 1232 W . Ocean Front,
Ne~·port Beach. $66 mo. Crest-
view 6·6496 or Har. M3·W .
Winter rental 'tit July lst. 130
Top&% St., Balboa Island. 10pl2
BEAUTIFUL New 1 B. R . H ome.
Tiled throughout. Fenced pat~o.
Plastered garage. Close in. Reu.
1838 Pomona Ave .. Cost a Mes&.
K ey'at 184() Pomona Ave. lOpl.2
Corona del Mar-one bdrm, furn.
apt.. south of highway near
markets, theatre. bWJ, $65 mo ..
utilities JX1id. Ha. 2849-M 10pl2
month at SHAFER'S MUSIC -----------CHARMING ocean vtew apt. corn-FURNISHED 2 bE>d and den, pier
and flG&t , SM. Sept . 10 t o June
10-3900 River, phone Ply·
mouth 4-0836. 10pl2
ea {Since 1907) '421 No. Syca-plete with kit. Ir. bath, suitable more. Sa.nta Ana.. Kl. 2·0672.
SPIN~ PIANOS. All famous
makes and size&, S29~. $390 and
up. Discontinued models, new
and used. DANZ-SCHMIDT Big
Piano Store. 100 piano& from
which to choot11e.· 520 No. Main,
Sarlta Ana, cor. 6th.
-People do read the wan~ ads.
tor ,couple. Winter rates. 1704 '.:
W . Ocean Front. 9cll
YOUNG WOMAN would Hke to
l'lhare a ttractive house and gar·
age wlth woman. Ha.a telephone.
· 11e Heltot.rope, Corona ·ae1
Mar. lOpll
$75 MO. PERMANENT rental
furn. newly redecorated 2 bed·
rooms, klrge living room and
kitchen. Utll. l)&id.. Oe..n.p.
laundry roorfl, fenced play yal'd
for children. Blue T op Motel,
401 Newport Blvd. {just above
lhe Arches ). 9tfc
1~ Harbor Blvd. Costa Mes.:i
Bro.con 6821 flower tpestry. upholstered. $76. 1 _ro-BU:;,.,.::~S;.:l;.:N;.:ES:.::.S:....Oc..p::;po:_mm __ 1_11;.: .. :...._
2·plece Monterey tx>d-dlvan a.nd
chair, $50. ALSO 2 baby beds,
mattresses and framed ova.I
mirror. $10 each. Ph. Har. 1340
YEAR-Winter-S~0-$40-modem
apt.a .. sleeps 4, knotty pine 11v.
room, tile shower and sink, en·
cloaed yard, 45th a.nd Balboa
Blvd or 4010 RJver, Newport
Beach lOtfc
.
FURN. 2 RM. hse. in lovely court
trailer facilities. <$35 mo. Also
large trailer, $30, adults. 1741
P omona. Ave .. Costa Mesa . 11 tf~ 25 7'
on
Summer
OFF
all
Dresses
Sheers -Cottons
J erseys and C repes
Sizes 9 -22 Y"
JENN'S
1506 W . Balboa Blvd.
!NeWPori Beach : 1 :)Harbor 212~
EVERYTHING
FOR YOUR TRAILER
WE FILL BUTANE and
PROPANE TANKS
Complete installation, !'epaJr
and service of all Tta.iler
Equipment.
Herman E . Samuel Zilla M. Porter
ORANGE COAST
TRAILER SUPPLY
1910 HARBOR BLVD.
Costa Mesa, P_hone BeaT 8224·R
82tfc
11 c13
THOR DELUXE MANGLE $40
1 pr. twin bed frames and
springs $1 5 . Call Har. 1494·W.
' 12c
SS-BOATS . S1"PPLIE8
Walt's Trading Port
Used Marine Gear
Anchors, propellors. flttlngs, rope
nautical decorations, etc.
3108 Lafayett~ Ave.. Npt. Bch.
Open Sundays-Ph. Har .. l020·W
&Oc61H .. '
30' CABIN CRUISER
Forced s&Je. Make an offer.
Richardson's Yacht Anch orage,
Slip 47. Harbor 369.
Chrysler Engines
Used
Crowns -Royalli
See John Harvey
at Seacraft
620 COAST ffiGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
PH. BEACON ~771
WILL SACRlFICE 8 cu. ft. Cold· 2tfc
spot ln,good condition. A BAR--2-8-FT ___ S_LOO __ P_'W_tt_h_d_ln_g_h_y_, _a_uxi_I·
GA.IN. Phone Harbor 1905-W. lary SM-<>. 2 bunks. galley, need!
l0c12 some work. Sail.I good condi-
tion. Mooring"s k:lf'a.I loc. $1~.
Sacrifice for quick sale, owner
988 Parkman SL, Altade~.
SYca.more 7·8725. 19<:12
Good Values in
Used Refrigerators
Geoeral Electrica,
Westinghouse, Copel&nd,
Coldspot and many other
' famous makes. -
$49.50-& up
s-moqr·s .
TeWinkle Hardware
1802 Newport Blvd. Colt& Mw.
Beooon 5222 •
e FT. SERVEL retrtprator llCIO
model, uoed • mcatha. Barplll.·
Coll aNflo< 'OeM-K. UcJ:•
22 FT. FISHING BOAT, Chrysler
marine engine, at Newport.
Take beat otter or swap for
houe trailer or about 12 foot
of ~ value, ,900. !:. V.
ParkS. 5'578-36th SL, Riverside.
lOplS
2•·n. Sport fisher. aleepe two-
new motor, freeh water cooled.
Uve bait tank, galley a.nd head.
•t.260. Har. 878--R tlcl3
1~\0 Fr. SPEED TYPE HULL
with 14 h. p. motot' • traDer .
W. L. ll:ceann ets Victoria.
Coot& M..._ Beacon 549!hl.
~14
IDEAL FOR COUPLE
Venetian Blln~ and Sha.de business FIVE ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE.
W ell es~blU5hed money make_r. [ 147_50 per month. l28 ·°'42nd St.,
Full pne~, '3500 < Own~r v.•ill Newport Beach. Phone owner
teach bk!!l1ne~) Kimberly 3-2070. 10cl2
HARBOR TNVESTMENT CO
30th at Ne~·port Blvd.,Har. 1600
llc12
Brouty shop, fully equipped,
catering to exclusive Corona de!
Mar. Balboa ·and N ewport dlA·
tricts. o'perated for ma.ny years
in this convenient location by
oWn er . Income, $6,500 to $7.WO
annoolly, good lease. rent $60.
BALBOA Penln. furn. gar. apt.
ocean view, very attractive, $50
mo. with garage and utilities.
Winter rates. Har. 3019·R. TFC
WINTER RENT AL -$61 rn.
nished. 2 bedroom h use.
Floor furnace. Dbl.
Utilities paid. 122 -
small down, Phone Ha . 2242. -------------'-
llc13 OCEAN FRONT-lbdrm. furnish·
-. 1·.....rr~.9 !1'$f~•dvertloe! i; ed ' 11>-.0""~~~'.9;~tli;,: .. \!tt" D .< "1"9'i:•'' I . , ir ~ . '1-'~~i . '·~t rroru.-.
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U-WANTED TO RENT
Do You Wish To Rent
Your home or apartment.II thru
the winter or for the remalnd·
der of lhe aummer 1 We have
clienu waiting for homes.
Pleue contact
Bay and Beach
Realty
G-.. ll'lly, Ethel Shirl•)"
~ cromr
1'llO ~ Blvd. -Ra.-UM
MAN with daughter 8 yn. want.II
small houae OI" a pt. n.r New-
port. cramm•r echool, $40-$45
mo., yearly. Har. 308"1..J. llcl2
WINTER RA TES furnished.
neWly decorated I -bedroom
apartments. 1512 West Ocean
Front. llp13
UNFURNISHED APT., 2 bc:lrms ..
fireplace, bricked patio, SM mo.
uti.I. paid. Adults only. 8191,.\
Poppy, Corona del Mar. llcl3
O N BALBOA lSLAND yearty
lepe, fumlllhed houae, 3 bdrmt ..
2 baths. 213 Ruby Ave., Balboa
lllland. 10p12
t BDR.M. APT. -11'\art\., :Wtnter,
$50 m o. year round, $90. Gar ..
Pvt. Pier. 817% E . Bay ""°"t,
Balboa Jal Har. 13"97-W.
tOpU
FOR RENT -Winter n1onlhB,
comfortable ocean front cot·
tage, two or three adults. Servel,
attached garage, $!55 per month.
1009 E . Balboa Blvd. 10pl2
3-ROOM furni sh ed apt. tiled
kitchen and bath. U tilitit'& paid,
g.1 rage, yearly renta.l. El Bayo
Court.'J, 13 12 w. Balboa Blvd ..
Newport. llpl2
BAL. JS., unfurn. 1-bdrm apt.,
7~. 2-bdrm. apt., 185. yrly, o.k.
for busi. owner, Warhurst. 250
Httel Dr., Corona de! Mar. Ph.
. Har, 1~39. . , l l c13
'· S~L TEA~'J
WINTER RENT AL
Reasonable, exce.Ucnt location
near So. &y. 113 Coral, Balboa
lllland. llc l3
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3
bdrm. hou11e. Fence<! in • lot. 2·
car garage.
See B. A . NERESON
1982 Newport Blvd., Cost.a Mesa
Ph. Bea.con 5226
llc12
WILL RENT a.It year through
Newport modern · turni&hed 1
bedrm. apt. on ocean front.
4711 Seuhore Drive. Ownera
on property Saturday and Sun.
d&y. Weekdays call Churchill
97214, 12c14
Wi.NTll:D TO RENT -Small YJr:ARLY-1 be<!nn. IQlhmllolied ~-FOR BEN'r
tn.Der to reliable ccAiPllE' from bo\me. Adult&. 421 A.two Ave., \
sept. t• to 28 anti be ued for NewPort Hetgbta. Bea. ~M SLEZPING room, idea.I for Cout
vataUon. Bea. Mt7·W. 451 II:. 10c12 college atudeni. Priva te bath
Jeth St., Costa .Mfl&. llp12 -------------and entrance. Har. 878-R. 11c13
WINTER RENTAL-almOlll new
attractive, funu.tted 2-bdrm.
hOU9e, ............. to rtsbt --
ty. 2l&o KJ:ramar, BaJbo&, Har.
3122-R llplS
YEAlt 'ROUND RZNTAL
A.-1 bed.rm., p.rage, near rood
ch&nMI beoch. Siii>·
B-2 bedfln.., central locaUOn on
S.Jbora. llmt, "5 mo.
LOVELAND. Realtor
Phone Hu1'Jor 2065
llttc
NEWPORT BCH. New 1 ltdr1n. NJC£ t.AROE ROO• Close to
spL At.traclJvety ftrnl~ed-~ter of Colt.a Me.a. Home alee die rooms. Near .,,,,..
dJOtrict. Sept. u to ,1UM 15. prMJe1-.e. 1727 Orange Ave .•
Adufta 185 per mo. 1111 e.J.. c..ta M-. Beooon 8381-R
-m..i. 10cu j ______ _.:_ ____ 1_2_c1_•
11.00KS ll'OR RZNT -by day.
wffk or month. Reuon&ble·
ratea. l2S -2llh 8t., Newport
--McH
;,FOR LEASE
' ' 0-OP THI: ll2ST Loctltlons.
n1RMilllD:D : --._,-m mo. to June l.st. 121 1's; a.
llallloo1-. IJpH
In -dMrlet 8outk of POI\ 1141' l9SI Plylnout!I Ope. ,12 H. P . OUTBOARD '49 model ATl'R.ACTtYI!: 1 -..,_ u_.-' .,_ C D lit. Blore otftce "5. ~ tiftd' la .. ,._.. Blawatho. ll.215 or tNde. Ph. apL fat~~ _,a. . .Alao l'RD NDIT 8lllCM c<>ttop ·to .. ",, • . or
'II. B -ft-~'---....... ..._ tor __..__..__ ,...1 IAINI ror -· I'll. Barbor
.llJ!"' -·--'""'!"'..... Klmberly :Z..17S1. UpU 1 ---apt. to ---ot-~ --' . 1031. . I l2c
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The Thrift ..,. ll&A lllUFF-u-n !for oatlloud) ""l'Wl'N, .a.-.. ,.. Bu-ALllOlt. ~ ~~ :""'(~I lllml'' omea --w --~op ,-a -o1c1. ......, ooatllce. -Jm&.1. ucD o ~ -· 1 ·--. --. 11111 n 1-..i-' fill ~ a. Mewpwt a ct -· eon Bar. u-.R ~ ~ -~ 'APT • _ no Aln.rMlo Pl.. llalboo. boa -. a.-. RR: -.
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•111 loan. 0.-. 2 B, R. home.
: "9. h. ma. Diil. gar. Patio. A
ORLT '15/l'lle. .
Din. ~ .•
honey and
Or aa. ·3 II. B.., 2 . l!ome PLUS attractive 2
' a. II. .. ...... Bunt. fumi8beol. (May be
W .m11.) ~Ded right for quiek tlllle.
' IU,M. Attnethe 2 B. R. home. Room to bid.
on front. A Ilea gem.
BAY SHORES
A Little Beauty
"-000 "8'1VD takes tllia new attractive 3 B. II..
home. Wa.lled patio. Dbl. gar. See toaay. '
LISTINGS W ANTil1l
BLANCHE A. GATES -Realtor
"HONEST"
Car Values . •.e CHEV!lOU!lT 2-door """"8
with radio, neat and l:!Conomlcal
$1085
.. '1 DODGE ''LUXURY LINER''
SEDANS, (French &'l'eY and
Hunter ~n) many extras!
both smooth "Fluid Drive" cars,
now prtced AwithJ n your eu y
reach! Take your choice.
$695
'il CHEVROIET CLUB COUPE
R ltH plastic seat coven. etc.
Recent N E W motor ! H ere is
.that most popula r pre-war mod·
el club coupe you've wanted:
and wttbout paying a premium!
$595
'.O PLY. SEDAN, R Ir: H , etc.,
NEW MOTOR In '4.7, refiecUng
the good care ot 1 owner.
$495
'88 CHEVROLET TUDOR SE·
DAN
A R~nning F ool
$285
'M FORD SE DAN. orlgln&J lua-
t roua black finish !1 In a 1000!
$185
87" T~rrM (many others)
Open to 8 p .m .
Shaver Motors
Phone Beacon 69-07
1919 ,............ ....,., Oomta. 'Ill~
Fren ch convertible S lmca , '47, like
new, 50 miles gallon, $415.
HOSSIES SP EED SHOP
8908 S tate H iway H a r . 2516-J
llcl 3
FOR SALE-'37 Plymouth Bedan.
Ph. Har. 2899-W. l lclS
CHEVROLET. '50, deluxe con·
•erUble, a ll extru, excellent
condJtion, $2,200. Call Ha.
1'32-R after Sunday . l l cl !
'38 FORD COUP E-XJnt . condi-
tion.. New motor, g ood rubber.
Good upholstery. New paint.
Radio & ex tras. Call Bea con
69M·R a Cter 6 p. m . llc12
CHEV. '49 Convertible, loaded
with ext raa. Perfect condition.
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BALBoA ISLAND
OUTSTANDING COLONIAL
RO!llB--On <loul>le lot, nlceljl
laollcapeCI. Th.Ill le an Ideal
year round home. Available tor
a abort Ume onir
At $27,500
Stanley Hadfield
HARBOR ZO
or atop ln at the otfice at
216 ¥arlne Balboa hland
Bayfront Buyers!
Are you thi.Pkfn l' of selling ?
Wouldn't you !like to uee the
services ot a tlrm which, rlgh t
now, has a Jong list of buyers
waiting only for the right
offer to develop!
... juat call ...
Harbor 2034
SOUTH COAST REALTY CO.
302 Main St. Balboa
PRIME BA YFRONT -u sio lalf'.
Finest design A location. NEW
4 bdrms., 3 bath•, pier. Sell or
trade. Harbor t«Ji9.
Listings Needed
SALES RENTALS
EXCHANGES
We have many Inquiries from
bu yers fo r propert ies In the
Newport Harbor area that are
p riced In line and cornparablie
with sim.llar propert.le. being
sold o r :rented o n today's mar·
ket. A phone call any tJme will
get you Im.mediate Per1K>nallzed
.S,rvlce.1
WM. E. ANGOLO, Realtor
901 Coast H iwe.y Newport Beach
Beacon 6054-W Res. Ha r. 1238-W
l l clZh
Commercial Bldg.
' across from city hall near poet
office. Oompletely rented, g ross
income approx. $5000. can be
materially Increased. Priced t o
sell quickly,
$35000 -Terms
See us at once for complete In-
formation on this exc lusive list -
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HARBOR INVESTMENT CO.
Newport Blvd. a t 30th St.
Phone Ha rbor 1600
$1975, terms. Private party. 113 ------------
'P earl, Balboa Island. 12p
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1936 SERIES 60, BUICK °'"'Pe
·t at cl&M tneChank aJ coiidit lon .' ·
Good rubber. l8t S150 ca.ah
takes It . Phone Harbor 241 0.
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-Be wt.e--t ell people-advert!:: THE NEWS-TIMES
11&-MONEY TO LOAN
FOR LOANS
PHONE Har. 1577
for quic k, cou.rteou.s service. We
m.y loan on your car. turnrture,
hol'SM or ca tUe-whether paid
tor or noL
NO 00.SIGNERS REQUIRED
Convenient Frf:e Parking
BAY LOAN CO.
Or~nge County's
Outstanding
Real f,fate
Ad~ertising
Medi11m
lie& W . Newport Blvd Newport B . .............
LOANS For Homes
with 4 'lo -5 V2 'lo Int.
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~roker & ~-· . .
ea.ta Meea .
Tbe Be.t Town'On Earth
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Good ·2 bdrim. Home
l:ut olOe. -Gueot · bouae and ektra
lot. Price $8Tli0,
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Good Back Bay
\(I ACRE at $10oo -Tl!J'n)a.
. Nice 2-Bedroom
llGIOl Oil ~ acre-S38DO-T~.
~Bedroom Houl!le
Olf 1 ACRI!:. Price $8500-41li00.
flO pa month on balance.
WI: RAVE A 8.SEDRM. HOME
(Not a tract house )
Price $10,000
This is a very good buy if you
are IOo king for a real home.
WHY RENT
Whe n you can buy? 2 Bedroom
Home, large Jot-some t reea.
Price $5,950
$600 down. $50 pf'r mo. on bal·
ance.
G. N. Wells, Realtor
and Associates
J 790 Newp0rt Blvd., Costa Mf'Ra
P hone Bea con 5181
In Corona de! Mar
N early nc'f 5 room modern w ell
built home. Furnished. Twin
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Robert B. r,,_ ' Realtors I . Helen L.· Lynn
•11 Coast Boulevard . Coroaa del Mar • Barbor 1037
FOR SALE So. of Hwy. Lovely I Bedroom. Home. Full sir.e dlnlng room.
Loge. L. R.' Patio, baz'llectle, G~ge. lawn, fence. Full prie&-0n
E Z Terms ~ onl7 ......... ~ .. -........... ~ ..................................... : ...... $10,l!Q.O
FOR RENT 1 B. R .. Fvblabecl 811. al Hwy. Garage .......................... .. li0.00
70.00 ,
95.00 -
1 B. R. Futn. So. Hwy. lnel. utllitiefl .................................... . ' 2 B. R. flll'll. So. Hwy. Gar and Utilities ............................... .
2 B. R. Furn. CI08e to ocean -Select .............................. .. 125.00
And many oOiers offered for your aelect!on .
CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES
HEAD OFl'ICE
411 Coast Boulevard
Harbor 1037 Corona del Mar
PAYMENTS LOWER THAN RENT
SEE US TODAY
$1000 down and $58.80 per month buya thia 2-bed-
room home, only ' · yeani old, in Newport
Heights. Full price $7950
$1000 down, and $59 per 111D11tll buys this 2 bedrm.
older home, furniture lnduded, only 2 blocks
from the ocean. Ni price $6500.
$1.500 down and $88 per month buys this 3 year
old duplex, completely fllrniahed. Front apart-
ment is rented &t $55 per month.
Fllll price $8900.
$1500 down and "5 per month buys this 3 bedrm.
home only 8 years old in Costa Mesa. Full
price $9500
SEE US TODAY
For Be8t Boys in Real Estate
BRANCH OFFICE
Farmboule Md4!I
Harbor 1063
BACK TO scHOOL
SPECIALS!
SIOOO DOWN, $4-0 month. Small
house, almost new, luge lot.
Flagstone patio, feliced. FULL
PRICE $4300,
A VERY NICE FqRNISHED 2
BDRM. JfOl(E on ,om of Costa
Mesa's best streeta. 3 yeara old,
hwd. noors, extra nice living
rm. with narstone nreplace, big
lot, many extra.a. Furniture cost
$3000 Pew. AU t.hU tor $101'i00
and $3600 down. Just move in
and start llvtng. ·
size bedrms. Living rm. 13 x 20. BEACON HILL REALTY Ffreplace. Venetians. Tile fen·
P'UR!l'Il!!Hl!lll 3 BitDtUI. R<>llll-
and a bmvt.7! tDI ... ft. !Yird. noon. Bta:rtlM ~ t11oor ..,d
wan. in t.tlL 8Joad... tlle<I
kit-... 11'1.nC nus. -... y.
Dlnlllg ""· --1'1ce faeed ywd.. Near ........ 11
t u<es. Pullma n bath. 2-ca• g.3. 466 N ewport Blvd. Beacon 5713-R
•age. GOod location. $1 0,500. (2 blocks above Arches)
605 Orchid A ve., C. D. M. 10c l 2 1-------------------------
FORCED SALE!
GOOD RANCH TYPE 2 BEDRA1.
AND DEN HOME in Custn
Mesa.. Close to stores. school!,
ch urches. Street lmprovt:"ments
in a nd pa id fo r.
Locat ed on rear or lot, lf'aving
room for further improvement!t.
Will sac rifice at
Income Opportunity
' The investme11t you have been looking for.
Brick building with 4 stores in a central harbor
location. Fine income peeeible here with future
district development started and asaured. Here is
a bus iness opportllllity with income. Be sure and
see today.
Coot& -'Ibo-... .. ft&) moe . I m tn e 4 I • t e '"'"gz•s-112 tlD~.
Pri«. SM,700. SS5'lll otown ISlld
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HOlllE--good clllctt.. -..
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• • EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS
Attractive Small Home -Beae-0n Bay
One bedroom, large living room with fireplace, kitchen
wttll M'l.aek bar. Bauutul a p11.rt.ment over two car gar.
All Knotty -pine Uttertor . Lovely enclosed patio. Houae
Al..t apa.rt.alient corapletely tumlahed. Price $18,500.
Sbown by appointment -call u.a t oday -H arbor 177'.
CORONA DEL MAR
OnMalf block t rem the Ocea.n-3 bedroom home on
~ lot. brtn. lleeping room and bath tn pnge. Alt
outataDdlnc-value &.t $1 4.50(). Contact Bill Schust~r at
Harbor 2474. (Exclusive M•lUple Ustlng).
TR4.DE TRADE TRADE
SMALL BEACH COTTAGE plus 840 sq. ft. lndullt.r1&1
Building a nd room to build addlttonal stlop. M-1 Zone.
Full price $11 ,100. WA NT 2 bedroom plus den tsome,
located in good district, near tra.neportation v .. ithin City -..
LIDO ISLE
DlstincUve Quality built Mt'd. style home. Spacious living
room., 2klvely bedroorna, 13' baths, service porch, furnace
' ' best, ~e and Jlllltk>. Sacrifice e.t $21 ,500.
F or the above two properties cal( Mary Dickson at Har·
bor 1013 or evenings Harbor 2888-J.
EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
17th llnd Coa8t Htway l M.h and ln1n•
Newport Beach N ewport BeadJ.
~ Marine A Ye.
61~ Coast Highway Balboa lslnntl Sll3 W , Newport Blvd..
Oorma deJ. Mar Newport Beach
$3500 full price 75 foo t frontage on Agate Avenue. (C-1)
Priced for quick sale $26,000
sandy soil , new cha.In link fence, --------------------------near shopping and &ehoola. $10· $1000 down
ALSO A S P ECJALl.Y r.oon
BUY in n 3 bf'<l rm.· hon1£', Nl'w·
port Bea.ch.
Olive B. Miller
200 Court A ve., Nc v.rport B•·nch
Phone H arbor 34~
600. And $2500 dn. 4% G. I .
: loan.
' Cail HUB POWERS nt
J . A. BEEK OFFICE
Bnlbon Ferry Landing Harbor 63
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-t-YEAR·OLD DU PLEX-Two 2·
bdrm. a pLB. ehow l lSO mon. In·
coDU!'. In best location near
eoboola, • Moppll'lllr,•·· •tnlllll. A I
MUST iw11! P r ice $1 5,500, Good
t f'rms. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX-
l 1h years old. Good Income.
CI08e in, Immediate possess.ion.
$1 500 equity. 424 Mn.rJgold.
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$4250 Full Price
SMALL FURfilSHE D BE AC A
H OUSE, 1 block from ocean.
Nice condition. $4200 full price.
terms.
Lilo Isle Bay Front
BEST BAYFRONT BUY IN BAY
AREA . 3 btdrooms, 2 bath!!, ~O
C ft . bay f rontage, beamed celling.
2 fireplaces. Complet(•ly fu rtl·
lshed. $35.000. terms.
Trade
LA ME: ln~w:qe i,uiit, locat ed Co·
, rona 'de! ·Mar. 12 unit~. Excel·
le'r'l t IOcation·. Show!! big rl!turn
on investment. Will exchange
$29,000 equity for business prop-
erty or I sl Trust Deed.
ALSO
HA VE excellent 20 acre ranch.
Equipped for 13,000 chickens.
12 acres in pasture. Will ex-
change-lot' bay area properly.
GREEN LEAF &: ASSOC.
3112 N t>Wpo rt Blvd. Har. 2M2
A CHARMING
HOME
Ffltfft location in Costa Mesa-
3 bedl"ooms, 14: balhA, flr~lace,
double gar &ge. lar ge fenced
yard. lWlt 2 yrs. old on a h Ul'e
kit. Sensibly pf'ioed at $15,000.
Horace
Ma.zet
Nelda
Gibson
3.0f %: MARINE
. Ba.Jbca IAland
Phone Harbor 29M
EXCLUSIVE
$2295 Full Price
2-room GARAGE HOUSE on nice
corner lot. fd8t s ide.
$4750
2-bdrm . home close to e verything. I
Back yard fenced In with Ack-
e r rnari steel fence. Ea.at s ide. E
Z Tern1s.
$6250
2-BDRM. HOME, onJy 3 yrs. oltl.
Corner ~ tile s lr k in kitchen.
TilM bath roo1. 1 ~ bloeka to
tran eportat oon and market.
sox 125 lot . better hurr y on this
one, It won't IOet. Terms.
$~5o
ONLY 2 YRS . OllD o n EaBt side.
2-bdrm .. ho me, ~nch ' type home.
H a NwQod 1 • t j'f,; 2-<:ar garage.
Lot'60xl35. Thi~ ls It , Bee It and
you'll buy It. ~··
B. A. N ESON
1982 Newport Bh't:f.
Costa M eAB. I Beacon 6226
A Sl1per and eas talks
$2750 BUYS ,EACH HUT
in Corona del Mar on beautl·
ful level lot c klee to ahopa and
bt>a ch . Can be fixed up for vaca·
tlon . retreat. Lot alone worth
$2600.
rlf;. $2750 li"WI ~
Pl ' do not phone °" tlU u
u.st ·-tile propert7 Ill
ey A. Smith, Reakor
1311 Cout Rhray, O>nJna deJ -I llctZ
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i 5U REDLA.NDS
1 NtwfW!Ct Br(ltU
' llY.
MUIUpleUot ... 8-
CLIFF HAVEN
$2000 DOWN
Bea u tiful bra nd new 3-bdrm.
borne with unobatruct-ed view of
surrounding m ountain•. Quality
conatruc Uon , nicely planned,
many enra llk&ble featuret11. 2-
car garage. Its a teal buy a t
only Stt,.&00, 5% Int .. on ba.J .
a nce. It jwrt won't la.st. Yea,
t he p rtce. I•
only $11,500
Beautiful Home
Cloee In
A well-ooft9tructed home with a
fir e place and at&ll tile 1hower.
3 yrs. old, fktached two-car pr.
$1 000 DN. AND VERY NEAT.
Srhall h~ ~n best locat lon. On
80' tot. Near ecttoola and t rans.
Only 2 yea rs old. $85"00 I• the
fnll price.
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Barney Francqu~ f UIU~nRr.m
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Costa M-. . Bea. 5179-W
Dining l'OOnl. ,,.._ tlf.9ne recent· Jin
ly a ppraloed for St0,080 and the Mesa
1 se~j Jn«; p1'de ; r.: only '' ON 1 BROADW nearly new 2 $9250 bedroom 1 ~ th, double gar.,
'J lge lot. i turned to in-
R sal cram -$9, $2.000 down. G. I. e e r
Older 2-bdrm. borne in eir.cellent 85xQO coRN LOT, reatr\ct ed
condition. lA.rge llviAI' room . . . di9trict l ~from Newport
dual 1-ter ... Nice appe&rlnc Blvd. $1 ,800.
. . . treee . . . t-car garage. 1
Down pe.yment $!300. 4% inter-3 BUS. BLDG ON NEWPORT
eat . Full Price . . . B1~VD. Cotta e In rear, income .$8300 ,1,o pe• mo, $1 5,000--Te rma.
$85 front ft.T up, See U.!!1 be-PhiJ Sullivan 1or• you ;rf;,,,t. some 10,
(F ormerly C. Galen Denison .g round lease. J
G. T. Everson Want to sell you• bWllneas bldg ?
498 Newport ·B1Yd:--c~M~ .. We have buyt"n wMtlng:
at67•W OI' BftOOfl M.! I
tel!
SACRIFICE t
Double ~ungal<ft
0. a corner, IDut aide; le8lj !~!'!'
• ,_.. old; z _ .. , """"'' 14.cui..
Ocean View Home
Modetn in eYffY respeet over
2.000 oq, t~ floor -"" 2 !otS SI0.000-wtll I.aloe -to
$10-,800 ln bowie « a... IK'OP·
m7.
R', W. BARTINE
w . a OUbU'd Aml1'19te 8ftoker
1808 N--A.,., Ooota -
BeaOOB Ule
' j 134y Front Income
NEW-2 unlta. -.itMallJ' "'1llt.
5~.J-•place
to itn &ad a pl&ol to -. fOf'
llscQme.
·P.A. Palmer, Inc. • • ' 1333 Yla Udo -Nl'l""e•O'l ... -ft ....
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a.aM..
ONLY 3 LEFT!
We are taking GI appli cations until Sept. 10th on
these homes. Veterans having only a partial' bal-
....,., of G. L loans are still eligib le to take advan-
tage al tlli• privilege.
Bee.utiful 2-bdrm. Homes
Camp Manor Costa Mesa
Two blocks west of Newport Boulevard
To Anyone
We ean sell these lovely homes fo r $690 dawn and
$48 per month INCWDING all taxes, insuruce,
and interest.
F. H. A. Built and Inspected
By Geo. M. Holstein 1lnd Sons
FULL PRICE-$7000 and $7100
SEE THESE. TODAY " DON'T DELAY
P J IL SULLIVAN
(FoJ:erly C. Galen Denison )
G. T. EVERSON
490 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa P h . Bea. 6243-W
EvenHig• Harbor 3157-W or. Bea. 54 58:J
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Selected Values .·
VERY COMFORTABLE H OME
haa 2 bedrooma and a den and
prage apt. which ta rented.
Ttd8 la t.,_ block~ from t he
oeean. The let la +o ft.. wide.
See ttt111 and make offer .
TWO BEDROOM HOME, fire·
pbce. Dininl' room. PaUo, l:far.
becue. Double garage. Priced
below market at $9250.
WE HA VE some beautiful acre·
age in Lemon Heights which
may be sold as l piece or in
smaller plecea.
Fitzmorris Realty Co'.
Real Elt&te and Bwslneu Brokers
813 Cout Blvd. Harbor 21~2
Corona del Mar
MlllUple U.Ung 11.ealtore
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2·'BEDROOM un1\lrn, houae w ith
with turnilbed p.race apt.. So .
of Highway SlO,OiM. 411 lrlat
Corona del Mar. cau owner
Har. 2941-J. 12pt4
BEST BUY in
Corona del Mar
$9,650
NEW 2 BEDROOM. CAPE COD.
Hdft. floors. Clever laundry
sunangoment. s.,..,iouo kltcb<n.
Lota of We. CJoee 'to e very-
W,,..
' ' . Earl Chamberlain
put. SST.Aft
, __ •.. Iwraact •.. Bu.UdHw
500 Clout llhd., Corona ci.1 Kar
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yrs. old, f ull tile root , nortli
front picture w indows, fa.clnK
bay. Sandy bMch and boat
mooring rights. Llvtnc room ,
JfS'x29'. Fla.pt.one fiJ"e piece,
dining room, 2 muter bdrma.
with bath •. forced air heat, den
peUo a nd barbecue. CUatom-
made drapea and a ll rooms c&r·
peted. 2-car g arage with 2·
bdrm opt. over. fully fu m tahed.
Rent f rom this apt. will pay
taxu and Interest on the total
purch Mlng price of $35.000. A
responsible per1on can buy UU.
on very easy terms and live
rent f ree.
BALBOA-Ocean f ront, modera
etucoo, 3 bdrms., 2 bat.ha., ap\,
over double g&ra.ge . Encloaed
barbecue and paved .t.eRDt8
court. 2 Iota in R -2 :IOIM!, room
tor addlt iorui.l duplex . Priced &t
S23,&00, eilaity financed. •
LIDO ISLE--Be8.uu tuJ neW s.
bdrm., 2-M.tb home wt.th La-
nai, fire place, forced air beat,
ll vinl' room approx. %1.K31.
Double prage. Ownen1 chanp
of plan• makes this avall•Me
turnlahed lt desired at & very
attn.cUve price a.nd terma.
WM. E. ANGOLD, Realtor
901 Cout. Hiway Newport Bftdl
Beacon SOM-W Ra. 'Mar. UU..W
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"Ocean Front Buy"
5 B. R.. 2-•tory home. Oldsr
but wry comtortUle .• nua
ApL ovd" SiW'llPJL ftjil....
patio, •1JMltdl:1 Xln't ...
tJon. Fumtmecl.
SH.000
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aoUTR co>Jtr ~ oa.
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WHERE TO DI.NE -
Romance Fee
Feli Pr~grem
et P.due Hills
TradlUenal hosttUt y 'O Me•lcnn
DANCING • ENTERTAINMENT • THEATRES
-father11 to their da uf h te '• au.It.on
turnllhM the merey theme for HLa
Rancherlta,.. comedy of ranch
lltt Selow the Border, with the
Jam.ak:a outdoor atter • t heatre
c-1rnlval, at the Padua Hlll1 Thea-
tre.
Deer hunter3 have had some
good ahoollng lately In lhe area
around Novato In Marin County.
They have bttn bag ging Jnany
large bucks.
t"AMOl'S
HAMMOND
Organ
Spinet
·rype!
''SF.\"ER :'\'t::;Eos TO
BE T1 "S E JJ,.
Danz-Schmidt P iano Co.
5!0 N. ~lain St. Santa Ana
Phone KJn11M'rly 2-51-&0 •
THE CIRCUS ROOM
ONE OF AMERICA'S
OUTSTANDING
RESTAURANTS! ,
Food Expe:rtJy Prepated
and
OraclonJ1ly 8f>rvcd, ln Out
U nique DlnJns Room
. Free Indoor Parklq
Next Doof.
In Long Beach
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"Treasure Island"
-8erioad Full-lrnctb FMtUrr-
"Beaver Valley"
Mesa. .. \/
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83.t., S un., Mon .• Se pt. ·9-10-1 1
Cary Grant , Paula Raymond
"Crisis"
--8econd RIK Featuce-
Robert Walker , Mark Ste,·oos.
Deborah K~rr. Pet er La\\'f onl
"Please Believe Me"
BALB~:iA'Jlftnric
l.Aut Times Saturda3•, St-pt. 9
Betty H utt.on. Ho\\anl K eel
'Annie Get Your Gun'
CALL H ARBOR 2070
for
FLOWERS
by MORRI
509 Ea.-tt Ba.Jboa Df ,·d.
l.adJ... Hair Styling
-a Spect<y by Dan -.
DAN'S BARBE R SHOP
In Balboa Theatre Blda.
701 E.. llali.o. Blvd. 11a1i.o.
BRAND NEW
SHOW
MC'D IY YOUI
FAYOllTE
AL BEST
ALSO
O LIE 0' TOOLE
l lG Tllri4 1E
I AOIO A.I TlST e Glrla e
e Glrla e
:r.rlT.
NOW SHOWING
Tllnl Sat., Sept. ,u.
"THREE LITTLE
WORDS"
Red Skelton, Fred Astaire
Startlns
S un .. 8e'pt , JO
l ' \"Orute ()('{)arlo
Richard 0 reen
In
"DESERT HAWK"
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* * Plus !nd Fem.tu"'
"SPY HUNT"
Wltll
Mar ta Toren
Howard Dutr
C OSTA MESA 'S W ALLY
TAFT, ne"' Santa Ana City
An.tour Golf champion 8h0\\"8
orr Ute "·inning im1lle and \Yln-
Mr'11 11llvf"r t ray aller dt>fNtlns
Tom .JohmHJn In th 6 flnal8 a l
Wlllo\\ick tut U.bor Day. Taft
\\'&."I th ree un4t'1r par In hl111 "'In
over the dr fending ('l\amplon
from San Dk:r;O. Ot fw.r wtnnl!n
tj;a\\· l n1nc-Coopt'r or Lonr Bl'tM'h
capt-Ur " thf'I Major'11 F111'ht and
Ora~ge County C hampion, Tom
F~tflt, \\1D t hf\ W lllo\\i c k or
con..~latktn round.
Ernest Safti~s
Home From ,
Northwe~t T~ur
Mr. and Mrs, Ernbt Saltig and
daughter, Mlq J ea n -R eed, Udo
Is le. have returned hbme after a
month's jaunt which look them
over much of the northweat. With
them a,. guest oo tile trip was
Miss Tenlt& Ma.nU. daughter of
Mr. And Mni. Paul Mantz ot Ba.I·
boa Is land.
After first staytng a month In
Hollywood the Satt.l'a next wet1t
to Lu Vega11, then visited Zion
Rnd Bryce canyon11. 171ey enjoyed
horseb&ck riding w hen1they atayed
for nine d&yl'I a t a Wyoming ranch.
went t o J a.ckson Hole,, the Tetons,
Yellowstone, up to · Vancouver
where they visited friends, ana
home by the Redwood highway.
They brought with them for the
week end Mr. and Mni. J ames B.
Rog ers and three sons, now back
from Mexico City a.nd making
lheir home In Los Angeles.
This wf'ek MIM RQe<t ha.s as
gu<"st Miss Julie Douet of Beve r·
ly Hills.
Olin Lisk Home
Scene of
Anniversary Event
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Prior to a ttending ·the dinner
dance "laged by the Junior Ma·
trcns section of the Costa MeM
Friday Aft<"rnoon Club. Mr , a nd
Mrs. Olin Lll'IJc, 471 ·Broadway,
Costa Me!'n. compli mented M r.
and 1.1:rs. Douglas Hlnesly or E.
20th St. nn lhe occaak>n of thCtf.
tenth wedding annlveMJ&ry. Hors
d'oeuvrcs were served by the
hosts.
Con~rat ulatl n g the cele brnnt.I
were l\tessrs . and Mmea. Arthur
ThronM>n. George F'088, Roberts.
Tom Adam!', J ohn J. Nuzum. Rob·
ert Chamberlain and U s k.
Balboa Nonogenarian
to Observe Natal day
¥rs . W. W . Cro1dcr , long time
Balboa r<"slde nt. will be celebrat·
in,i: her Dist birthday on Sunday,
Srpl. 10. Ga the ring about her in
the lMland .avl"nue ho m~ will be her
twri da ug htf"rs, Mildred and Flor·
cnce, and her son F red.
There are alw two .,.anddauirh·
trrfil, Mrs. Evan J ones and Mrn.
Vern Ha fenfeld. and four grea.l·
grandchildren, J ean and Jimmie
Jones and Richard and Bruce Haf·
cnfcld.
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Dual romancett between the
daughtar of the ra.ncho and a
neighboring don, and the ranch
cook and a majordomo on a near•
by ranch, folurt1h untll a joint ·
sert:~ade ·111 attempted by the two
suitor• a.hd the a ccompanying mu·
llCl&NI.
Hl1 noctural slumber• Interrupt·
ed by mu.le at dawn. papa breaks
up the party with gunfire. A elm·
uf . .1ted kidnapping, with daughter
masquerading as the coo k while
the latter elope.t. finally ahamet
papa Into approval.
Comic highlight.a rir the play In·
elude an hllartou11 dh1hw.uhlng
&cene, a dl.,,ertlng bottle dance,
a.nd a forfeit conte11t In the Mcxl·
can manner with the player11
bli ndfolded.
The Jamaica carnl\'rt.I tcaturel!
a brand ne\V program of song11 and
dances, Including the elaborate
long form of the Mexican hat
dance of Jal111co, known e.11 "El
Jarabe Tapatio Ranchero,l' 11t>ldom
seen by Southland dance de.,,oteel'I.
"La ~nchertta" will be s taged
Wedneaday th r o u g h SaturdRy
e venings, and Wednesday and Sat·
urday afternoon11, through Ckt~·
ber 14. except for the period from
Septembf>r 18 t hrough October 3,
when theatre and dining room will
be closed for V·'.lcations.
Capilla Circle Un its
to Meet Next Week
Mlll8 S UE P'ICU:B popular
yachbno\.'CllftSft .tap a M f'xkan
M ns that .. brous ht d8'4·n thf"
hou!lf!., at the Balboa Bay Club'•
Mexlean FBta party IMl Fri·
day nl!Jht. (Beckner Photo) ..
Mesa Theatre.
to Condud TV
'tt1lent Contest I .
A sertes al Saturday night ama·
tear ta.Jent contest..s, with Orange ' . County wtnnera to appear on Los
Atj.gelea televt.lon broadca..stJI, w ill
s tart at the Mell& The.1t re on Sat-
urday, Sept. 18, It was announced
toflay by Sam Crook11, who will
m c . the performance.a.
All children and ad ults in
September meetings of c~pl11a c+ta Meaa who have mu8lo'.ll.
Circle groups will be held lhls dahctng or other talent a re in·
con1in g we<'k <'Xcept for g roup 1. vlt,ed to participate," &Jld Crook8.
which hM been p<>Rt poned and w ill Contestanl8 are urged to regt11ter
be held Wednesdny, Sepl. 20. at' the Meaa. Theater.
Group 2 will meet Tueflday, tderch..lndl11e pr I z e 8 will • bt'
Sept. 12 at 11 a . m. in lhe hom<" a~arded ea ch week with g rand
of Mrs. George Lewis, 304 Mari· pr!ze winners over a four_.week
gold avenu<": group 3 will ml'et ' period to e-et t elevhilon a ppear·
at 10 -~. m . on Wednesday with an~es.
Mr8. Frtt.nces Cox. 1695 Pacific
avenue: grou p 4 wlll also mttt
Wednesday at 11 a . m. wllh Mrfl .
Enteman, Ocean boulevard, Balboa
penlnsui.J_
F'lr3t meeting of Capilla Circle
will ~ held o n Sept. 27 with Mrs.
Wendell Hoyt presiding. Mrs.]
Luth! Grupe ha.q arranged a fine i
program a nd all men1bt'rfl are I
asked to keep th(' date In mind.
I Mr . and Mrs . Roy Keene j
Enterta in for
Ho nolulu Visitor I
Spending four day!'! at lhc hoffie I
of her o ld frtend, M n . Roy
K (NDEROARTEN APPl .. ICASTS
kindergarten applicanl8 must
reiich the\r fifth birthday by
M4tth J. 19:i l t o tx>gln .school
Mdnday.
FLOWERS
15% Newport Boulevat-d
at W eatmltwter
P hone Beaooa M!fJ. W
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Balboa. recently was Rae Orndor· I l""'"-----------
off of Honolulu. She WM on a N' ; T RAVEL
vacation to the mainland, the fir!'lt , BU.REAU
Ume ehe visi ted the states in five .,.-.
years, and Inc luded in her trip I Comple~ Tta\"f"I
it inerary, New York, Mexico and , &r\•lce
Guatemala . On August 26 t he I M U T U A L
Keenes gave nn Aloha p.1 rty in her 1fft;ATRE _T ICKET AGENC V
honor , a ttended by 55 persons. : Authorb.ed Repre.entatl'-e
Mrs. Nellie Ogden
is Hostess to
Idle Hour Club
i for l aadlns Theatres and l A ttracttomt-Ph. Har. IZ'6
:(641 Via lJdo, Ne\vport Beach
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Named for . ·I
~eternal Grandmother '
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keee1,
319 E . 23rd St., Carta .Mua,. ai-e.1 ~Ying congntulatlon• on th•
birth of a . daughter , Man hi
Elaine. The baby m&de her 11~
pearance Aug. 21 at the Santa
Ana Community hoeplt&I where
I.he tipped the ac&let at seven
poundl, three ounces. I
M IUllha, who hu an older broth·
er, Kenneth, Jr., two, wu named 1
a fter her maternal «randmolher. I
Sharing gn.ndparenlal pride are :
Mr. a nd Mn. John Dyen of Ful·~
lerton a nd Mr. and Mn. Charles
Keeel of Costa Meea. I
-Cl&.Utfled &di are read by folks I=========;::=== who a.re looking to buy. -= , Everybody t l•Rds the classified ads.
FUN ZONE
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and
SUNDAY
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FOOTBALL TIME! • Football Shoes 9.50 to 16.00
Grey Gym Pants • • • • • 1.1.5
Sweat Socks • . . . . . . .60
Gym Shoes Hitop •••• 4.95
Girls Tennis Shoes .•• 4. 95
Tennis Rackets •••••••• 4.95 up • 25.00
101·s
Sporting Goods
1 ?th and Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa Bea . 6021 -R
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CAPE COD HOUSE I
The C08ta M esa park p rovided
a delightful spot for m'l:!m bcrs of
the Idle Hour club to Vinl t a nd
enJo}'. a potluck pi er.le luncheon
recenUy wltb Mrs. Nellie Ogden
servjng u hoeteu lo the group.
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EXCLUSIYEL y SEA FOOD
Oyste..,._Lobste,__cJams--Shrimp--Flsh
ALL KINDS OF SEA FOODS
f"rom North -Sou~ -East -West
"For A Taste Treat"
Bou~~~tEto l~.'!D st!.~~~~ p. OL I
311 •/2 Merine Ave. Ba lboa Island 1
SA.M'S SEA. FOOD
· Co~plet. Course
LUNCHEd:>N:s...:..olNNERS
"At the Sig
Bea utiful Now en
of the Swordfi sh "
Enla rged CoeHail Loung e
S RFSIDE
Bt-tweea SfoaJ aad. 8Ult9f't Beacb
Pllooee' llU-'06 ....J 802-40 -M O-7t
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THE ! ARCHES
CAFE aud f<:!TAIL LOUNGE
OPEN 10 ~ m~ugb 2 L m. • I ,
. ·~ Q!o.it Hlcbway
li:WPORT
~ ON mUBSDAYS
rw ·---I W l:DDING er ~AY ~ eaD
GEN!:,S* ~i~~._U!ANT
nuaa ~ CV1111NS ,.. ~ ' ·o.-<W"-
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D01."LE O'DELL, popu)ar telPvtslon 00\\-boy •tar\ wUJ. appear bl
JJ('"l"'80n at tbe rn·o Ne"·port Harbor A ll-Amerlt"3n Markets ~·
Salurda y. He \\1U be a t. the Nr\\'port. Mariner's Mlle nm.rket at
I 0 a. m. and a t the Corona del !\lat atOft at 2 p. DL There wtU
be tree tn.lloona and picture& for the klddle11, \vho "-on•t Yl'Mlt to
mlMI ttttlq Doyle O'Df'll In penon.
Guests Included Mrs. Lois Meek
and Mn1. Ida Lorton. Among
membel"ll 'in attendance we re
Mme•. Sally HJnealy, Am:x Coif'·
man. Alice Jones, Minnie Boyd.
le.~ Cluk, Ma.rgare.t Long, F1or·
ence Keael. Ella Mae Pirnelow.
N ellle Ogden, Nellie Tucker, Car·
rie v.pson and Amy Viele.
BASS ANIJLERS
Striped b.lll11 anglers wer e en·
joyt ng good lucklas t week on the
watera off Contra Costa County.
Thf'y were t.aklnJ numerou11 llm·
Ila just off Rodeo.
.... REGIST E R TODAY
jBAP1PY
with your
HAIR CUT?
Why don't you
try
Harold's
1•15 Clout Bl,·d.
Corona del Mar
Auo• from _t h,.
St andar d Station
His Farewell Appearance
For the Summer • FRIDAY, SEPT. 8
. SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 • COMING
R Saturday. Sept. 16
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day to regf11ter for the Novem·
bf.r 6 elections.
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Fe a t urcd j
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from t he A m ba ~s a d or
Hotel in C hic ago
a ppearin g w ith
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Tl'Qllhles for ininel' Racing ~ pt11•tad® wu Mid ' onday nJaht tor t.lle ~ award
wllmera In )he N~ ~ T l Club'• Juniol" Salll.ag" Ji'r<ICTam,
follow't.na .wmmer--lonc radii . i"progn.m wu under the pldance
ot CbarlM M •. Pickering an tro e1 were preeented by Vice Com·
modore Walter Elllott. •
Wlllner of the most covet tf"Ooo
pb,y aa the meuon'a overall beet
uilor wu Tom Froet wtiq re:·
celved the Potter trophy. om'a
Snowbird le tv.lmed Bosun.
Botland cup wtnner tor aces
uJJed Sept . .5 W88 aillO Tom l,
followed by Pete Morrie. Dick
Ward. Bruce Twichell and Jane
)(ll)er.
Froet had the most flrat.s the
Clark King Tops
Snipes in Labor
Day Regatta seuon wtth 10, followed byliBob
Halderman with .5 and Ann w-National Snipe cba.mplonahlp
Una wtth ~. Bruce Twttcbel ha.d Clark King emphasized hi.a .su-
the mOl!lt aecond8. 7, and H der-premacy in the popular clau last
man the moat th.In:!, ~-weekend by capturing the top
Winner ot the Snowbird July spot tn the Labor Day Regatta
and Auguat aeries wae Froet with co-sponeored by. the Balboa an
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Fred Miller &eeond, Bob H~der-1 Newport Harbor Yacht ,Cluba.
man third. and Ann Ra,..Uns Other aerlea wlnnerl!I were:
fourt1"1 . · I Star ~lue--No Name. H . F .
llaklennaa Win• White; lniernatktn&l 110, J ean-
Halderman took the Tuesday nette. H. Reed; Th!Atlfl. Hot Pl.atol
Junior-Senior series · followed by I Bill Schock; Rhode& Annetta, Bob
Twichell. Miiier and Fr o 8 t . Wll8on; P . c .. Huty Ann. Jack
'nlunday girls 8cries win ner was . Toon·: A.1'-troM. Kelea, Dr. Anton
Jane Miller, Ann Rawlln8, second ~ Laubers heimer ; Lu*"" .8. Angel.
&nd Janice Jenson. third. I Bob Ziegler; Ughtntnc.1 Atlanta.
July-August FaJcon claaa win-D. Colton: Falcon, Anthy Nanthy,
ner wu M . Morgan followed. by Dolly Newport: lnt.ernatlonal 14,
Dolly Newport, B. Allen and M . Challenge. Blll Lapworthy: Mf'r-
Younglove. Tuesday girls Falcon cury, Louette. Chet Wheeler;
winner wa.s Dolly Newport with Snipe. G houl, Clark King.
M . Yottnglove second .:ind Janet
Young, third. H Id N • JI wt:~; ~~u~s:::r :r:~r::d :~ 0 at1ona
Mike Jager and John Pearcy! !in-H
1an,lng next. F'l~t N on-calm boat PCC R
to 11n;•h In the Flight ol the aces ere
Snowblrds waa Fred Miller who .
came In second. I National PCC class~ sailboat
Li8t of young .11ktppe.~s who have racing championships wt 1 be held
piaaed their novice ratings test In-here this \Vce kend wit Ba.Jboa
clude8: Bruce Twichell, Terry Yacht club aa hoet to he many
Inch. Winn Fuller, M . i:u11er. !0 m racing ,sklppcn. Entrantll are ex-
B'roe:t, Jane Miller , Sk1p Kenison, peeled from all over lhe jcO&.!tllne
Dick Ward, Nancy Corkett and Including most or the Newport
Fred Miller . Harbor and San Diego neta.
I Races will be held 1Saturday
and Sunday and a dinner-dance Is
scheduled at Balboa. Ya.cht club
Saturday night. At the dance
junior sailors will have a special
table for a final get-together be-
fore school next week.
Coast Guard
Opens Newport
Recruiting Office
U. S. Coast Guard Headquartera
Waahington. todl\y announced the
etart of an intensive campalgTI
throughout the n.1tion to reenlist
tormer Coaet Guardsmen and Re-
servlet.8. Including SPARS !Wom-
en), In the new Coast Guard Re·
eerve.
A recruiting office Willi o~ncd
this wb!k at the Soulh Coa8t Com·
pany, 23rd St. and .New port Blvd ..
Newport, under the direction or
1 ., Com. .R. £. Sweet USCGR. ~t -W.1Flill~-~ 'nlbntday from 4 :fo-to 6 p. m.
Balboa Yacht club will also
start IU. September-October series
Sunday and all classes will com-
pete.
Given Citation
After Accident
A cita,t.lon tor driving without
a license wu issued Thomu S.
J ones, 42, ot 827 Via Lido Saud.
Lido l8le, after a co11181on of his
machine and another at 12 :50 p.
m . Tuesda.y al Third and Main
Sta. In Sllllta. Ana.
· Jon.ea' car ~ _ U.vo\Yfld wiUli
the ·machine drlven by Ruben M.
Pl'!na.. 25, of 406 Ad am8 St .. Santa
Ana.. According to officers, re-
ports. Jones' car waa 1ttruck on
the right rear as it waa maJc:ins
a left turn.
BALBOA YACHT CLUB'S Comrnodott 'f"r'ed Srna.IH prMenlA the
Seuon Cbamplonah..lp ""'a.rd a.ad tbe Wllliam Randolph HeanJt
Trophy for the Inte:madonal 15 clAM to Blll Lap"·orth, thereby
kttplns the co\·eted championship "ithln the rank.a of Balbotl
Yacht Club. Lut yea.r's champion "'U Pete Serrell, aho of
s. Y. c. (Photo by Beckner)
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NEW HARRY J\-IARCH Pe:r)M'tual Trophy fnr thf' Ito n eet
('hamploo "*' pretltlntrd by thf' dorior lo Biii ~ntz: d~ring tht:
Labor O.y Serlet1 Trophy Olnnt"r at Ne\\-port llarbor l 'akht Club.
The "takf' home'• trophy, he.Id In BtU'A hand, I~ a rt•pllca of the
J~€"rpl'tu.,I, "·hlch ataya In tht-Club'• Trophy ~.
(Photo by Be<:kner)
YOUNG "SKIP" KENISON, Conunodore of the Nl'\\'{lort Harbor
Va.cht. C:luh Junior Oivl!tlon, 11ret1cnts a token of :1ppA"'Cbltlon
f rom thf' N on..C~ lo Chuck Plckf"rlng, their St-nlor Ad'\'htor. fnr
hll'l hf'lp and C'tJltboce during tht-1950 racing M'ason. Tttt-
prf'!.W"ntaflon f.ollo"·rd the St.<ason Trophy A"·ard Olnncer at tht"
Ne\\Vort Harbor l'&cht. Club on Labor Day. (Photo by Be<:kner)
Spurred by the firat Congres-
sional appropriation In IU rela-
Uvely 11hort hl.11tory, the Coast
Guard Reserve now will be able tn
organize and train a limited num-
ber of personnel and to Insure a
specified number of days' drills.
with pay, .ror the fl&cal year.
H e retofore. training has been on a
voluntary baala without pay, a nd
with such eupcrvtslon as the regu·
la.r Service could provide.
(nae.ti"' Duty
All auch reenll8tment.s will con-
tinue to be for Inactive i1uty.
Later. howc-ver, when organized
unit.a are tanned, training with
pay will be authOrized as finance.a
perniit. Duty will Include general
&AigttmenU at 8ea l).nd In port.
aviation and port eecurlly.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Alumni to Present
October Benefit
R•p•eoentatlves from the vari-Treasure Days ou.s communlUea in Orange county
met Thur.sday , August 31, a.t the
Noted Sculptor,
Cousin of Mesans,
Dies in Palo Alto
Handling procurement of Re·
aerves in the Newport Harbor
DI.at.Met 18 Comdr. B. P . Clark.
USCG. The director of reaerve
ala~ee that reenllatments will be
in the rating held at time or dl8-
cb:irge or In a comparable rating.
AppUcanta must be between 17
a.nd •~. and have been separated
with an honorable diacharge.
Mrs. A. L. Williams
Visits Niece entl Sister
Surprise gueat at the home of
Mrs. Roy (Boota) Keene, 1~79
Ocean Blvd., Ba.lboe., tz her <iunl.
Mn. A. L. Wiiiiama ot l..&s: D11~·
New Mexico. Mra. Wl1Uam8 I• alen
visiting her e:~ter, Mra. tjaude
Knox. 121! )lan_ta label st .. Costa
)(eaa.
home of Mrs . William Hol&tein p • on o·spfay on Lido Isle to make rletalled plans r1zes I
for the Kappa. Alpha Theta alum-1
ni benefit theatre party to be Now on display at the Newport
held l"rtday night, October 13 at Harbor Bank in Corona del Mar the Laguna Playhou.!le. _ .
J'\·l rs. Gertrude Edick and h('r
brother, Stanll'y Ees ttnan of Mag-
nolia Ave> .. Cn..'iln :P.t,..se. rece\ve<t
\York thi"' \Ao'Ct'k of t he death of
their cousin . lhe noted !it'Ulptor
Alex.under Phin1l~t cr Proct or . who
passed av.ray in Palo Alto on Se>pt.
4. Mr. Proctor'!'! lal'l t large work,
Everyone '-A".1.s extremely pleasect 11re the g r!lild prizes t o be given
to hear that a hllaMoua comedy away during the second annual
"The Silver WhisUe" has been ar-Treaaure Days celebration-a 12 1,~
ranged tor the eVenlng, Reserved inch tC'levi!'llon con80le a.nd a Hop-
ticket.a, priced at. Sl.50 a pe rson. a.long Ca.ssldv blcycie with all the
will aoon be on 88.le through the trimmin2's. ·
member• of the organization.. "\ "Seven Mustun~i;i ," ~lRndl\ on the
Proceed.a from the Ucket aale The prize8 will be aw.trded dur-F8mpus of the University of Tex-
will go parUy to buy equipment ing the October 7 lobster bake. aa. The but known of his statu-
tor or.inge county convaleeclng which 18 the big teature of Trea.9-ary ls "The Pionef>r Mother" and
polio patients. The real wtll be ure Day. A $1.25 ticket for the 18 compo.,ed of seven st·ltues Md
sent to the Kappa Alpha Theta lobster bake, o r the special 50-cent stands in a Kansas Ci ty, Missouri
philanthropy. the ,ln1tltutton of ticket. w\11 give the ticket hold er park. Mr. Proctor 1'J)('<'lallzed In
Logopedtca at Wichita. Kansu. an opportunity lo win the televl9-cr eating animal and pioneer tis•
Th repreaentaUves attending Ion set or bicycle or one of tht· urea and when he was young liv"J
the :ieetJnc were: Mrs.Pied Hen-other prizes to be awarded. . t or many yC">1ra in Pendleton, Ore-
dr1cka ot. S&nt& AM; Xra. Ruth Treuu~e Daya wUI open Fnday, gon, where h e could 11tudy horse.a
Vedder of Corona. del Mar: Mra. Oct_ 6, :-"'1Ul a •lreet O..ince . enter-at close rang~. Life there at that
Robert WhJtten ot Coat& Meea: tainmcnt, talent show and booth time was of the wild west variety
Mrs Joaeph Fergu..on of Udo Isle: display. The following day therr and In later years he love.d t o 1 ell M~ Edward Chapman III of Cor-will be the early mom~ng treasure of the hold-ups and lynchlfigs
del Mu· a.nd Ml'a W lllia.n1 hunt, lobster b&ke, pnze drawin g which occurnd around Pendelton
:'':at i ' · and talent finals. Children and dur ing his. s tay there. 0
en. udultz from all over the Harbor The loc..il couple remem~r. u iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Area who wish to enter the talent children. thei r parent8 entertaln-
contcst can submit their names to 1 ing Mr. Proctor in their home In
any Corona del Mar merchant. Ontario, Canada.
for finest tools -The winners w111 have the oppor-\ Mr. Proctor's brother. \\'llllam,
tunlty lo appear over the Radio was Professor or Educatio n at
Station KTED._ • ~Stanford for a number or year~
Housewm es and Hardware
Shop et
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Everybody res.de the clusitled ads. hla books are stU1 used a.a text
-People do read the want ads. book.a In the' Univerzlty. ...
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fall .PUotlna ~ ~,-·
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---.....ir-will !IOsln 14 r..i ptlott~ -. 'nda '-_,... , .. open ~ men and woinen, wbo an lnteielted In. lear'lllas the butc
· prlnclp ... of ..re, competent and p~l boalln&'. No od"fll!'Ce en-
lmeal 11 neceuary, nor le there
a requirement ·of prevloua U· W urdemann Is pe~.-~tructon .... •olunl#tra.
mtmbera ot the Squadron. choeen
Nat·ronal Comm. !or their ~blllty to •notruct •c-curately and wtder•tandably. 11'1ey
reCclve no compenaaUon. Mc:Mt of
them have paued 1everal ad· f Rhod Cl v1111ced coureea. The PlloUng 0 es ass coui·... which lo p"'requlslte to
the talttng &dvanced counee In
C::>nvene Wurdemann was re· Wc:.i.lher, Sea.manshlp. Advanced
elected national commodore at the Ptlotlng and Navtptlon &nd Mo-
1.nnual meeUng or the Rhodea tor Mechanics, la gtven without
Clau Yacht Racing Auoclatlon any tuition fee. A ayllabu.a, pre·
Saturday, Aug. 29 at the Newport pared by the Unit.eel States Power
ft1rbor Yacht club. Squadron.a. le used and I.ii turnish-
Other national officen re-elect-ed to membera of the claaa.
cd were: Harland (Hook I Beard11-. Not Colmected Wltllt. l'. C.
ll'!C, vice commodore and Robert The United State8 Power Bqua.d-
Whlte, rear commodore. rona, a national organization of
Local fleet officers elected in-power and aail boat men, la not
elude: Jame.a Sheppard, Oeet cap-connected with &ny yacht club or
taln and Robert Wll~n. secretary 1 government agency. aJthoush tt
·lnd tru.aurer · enjoyt11 the bleulng of all of them,
The matter of the ehrtnkage of particularly the United Stales
ull3 below the minimum measure-Cout Guard. The chief purpoae
ment wu taken up at the reque11t ot the orgtnlzatton I• t.o provide
ot the San Francisco fleet, but it claMea ·or instruction to promot!e
waa decided that the ~~ und~r better boaUng.
meawremenU ahould aland. Men who pa.u an eumlnaUon
In the matter of Inside btl.llaat gtven .1t the end ot the ten weeks
It was decided that the waterline Piloting cou~e. may be elected to
length could be varted from Janu-memberahtp In the Squadron. and
a.ry lat to June l at. but not dur-rnay then take advanced course.a .
Ing a regatta, In order to get the Women who pa.as a.re given a Cer-
beet sailing quan1Ue8 for the boat. tlflcate of Qualltlcatton •.lnd al-Bal~ut 18 allowed In the Rhodee though they may not be membe.ra
cl&.311 rulea and many of the boats ot the Squadron, may take ad-
are carrying either lead in pigs vancNI countea.
~nder the fl oor boarde or In und Cortie Do.ah. ot BAiboa l11land.
bag1 and find the weight t o be t.s in charge ot the ptJotlng course.
very helpful. Ted Hambrook. of Balboa I.sland,
Thls weight not only can but j8 commander ot Balboa Squadron,
must be changed d-11ly or before 8 unit of the United States Power
every race to keep the boat ex-Squadron11.
actly on her waterline marke with Inatructora in the tall Piloting
all equipment aboard excluding court1e will be 18be1t AndrewS
crew. The waterline mar)Ui. can ot Corona del Mar, g Iv Ing
only be changed at June first of Motor Boat I.Aw. L)ghll a.nq
c:tch year. Equipment; Lee Jones of Balboa.i
Set Hearing on
Paularino Zoning
giving Safety: James Stoddard of
Corona del Mar. givlnl' Rulea of
the Road ; C. B. Knickerbocker ot
Santa Ana, giving ·Seamanship;
William Butcher of Santa Ana,
giving Ald8 to Navigation. Robert
Boyd of Corona del Mar glve8 two
leseone on the Mariner'• Comp&M
The propoeed zonlng chan1re 11.I1d deviation and variation: Bart
from buelnesa and ag1iculture to Henderson, ot Corona del Mar,
light Industrial ot nearly 100 o.c rell give!!! two le880na on Charts and
In the Paularlno area will be be-dea'd r eckoning navigation. One
tore the board of e:upervleor1t for lecture Is given on Manners and
public hearing Sept. 19. County Cu9tome aboa rd ship and the uae
~erk B. J . Smith dlscloaed la.at of flag~.
Empbuh.e ~:tfety •k.
:P.or several months th" propo681 Safety is emphasized. Legal re-
h«s been shunted around, and the spon1tlblllty ot aklppt'r8 18 out-
count,y p~lnnlng commission held lined. The work of the Coast
·1 severl\l heartnge on the plan and Guard and the Harbor Muter il'I
altema-te proposa.18 during the described. The courae 18 full of
summer l1\onth11. valuable lnrormatton tor boat
F'rancls x· Schoen and other ~~ he or
Otti...W or~ .......... -..,.;1s•ill
b)" Newport Blvd .. Paular1no Ave. ers or not, experienced or not.
and the propo&ed aouthern cxten-Any pueen1cr or crew memMr
!!lion of Brlatol St.-t-.. J.d petitioned or gueat aboard boatl!I will learn
tor their property . to be rezoned thing• tie 8hOuld k11ow and which
for light manu""cturing enter-may &ervc him and his •kipper
prl.!es, but op~lon came tron1 we.II In an emergency.
representatives of the Irvine Co.. Adc'lltJonal information R.bout
Paulo Drive-In theater and .l!IOmc this free course m•y be secured
other ownen of property nearby. rrom the Squadron Secretary, G.
One of the proposed alterna-L. Andrews, P. 0 . Box 39~. Corona
tive8 wal'I to leave the 300-foot-del Mar. telephone H&rbor 2801 .
wide strip along the northweat Those who wish to take the fall
side of Newport Blvd. w th its Piloting coune should report at
prf'sent business zoning u e the enrollment clB.88 Monday, Sep-'
'buffer' and to ttaone the land tember 11 at 7:30 p. m . at Balboe.
back from the boulevard tor man-Yacht Club, located on Bayside
ufa.cturing. Counter proposal/ rive, e~t of the Balboa Lsland
were-made by the land owners entrance bridge.
to have a narrower 'buffer' strip, -------
but oppoolng Bide• reached no I Country Club to agreement.
PI a n n e rs recommended no 0 S day
change in the property'• 8latus. pen un
Supervi110MJ already have ap-\ B h
proved a change ot zone tor an at laCJUnG8QCI
area along Center St.' between ·
Anaheim •.lnd Park A vea.. Coe:ta Citizen& ot the Orange County
Mesa. w hi ch wi11 be zoned for Coastline will gath8,r at l..aguna
bu.!ltnegs under an ordinance being a~ach Sunday to jo~ with that
d rafted by the county board. The city'8 Chamber ot Commerce in
plan commtaalon recommended the Its Commun.'tty Bar-8-Q and Ft-
businea zoning u reqUHted. esta. The occulon Is th~ opening
Fan Club Honors '
Wrestler Garibaldi
Sir Leopold'a fan c lub hu been
org&nlzed. In the Newy>ort Harbor
area honoring the wrealllng ex-
ploit.a of popular Leo Garibaldi,
according lo acting pre1tdent
Joni Baldwin.' 17, 500 E . Ocean
Front. Balboa:
At preaent the group, already
numbering 49 boya and ctrta.
meets once a f..ee11; at MIN Bald-
win 's house but hopea to u.ae the
Moose hall In Jl!" tuture.
Memberahlp f fees are juat a
quarter &nd Include a picture of
Garibaldi. . The club will hold
partietJ and · &flY profits w11 be
given to the pQlio tund. & e+Queat
from G&rlbal~l l!"ho once .uttered
from polio.
. • t
ot the Laguna Beach country
club ,n Alleo Canyon.
Entertainment for the children.
a 8tyle show and several gol!
tournament& wtll be on the pro-
gram of th~ day.
In charge of the show will be
Frank Rowley, president of the
Cl"·1mber of Commerce and presid-
ing over the golf links will ~ Bill
Bryant, owner and operator of the
Country club and hla &Nlstants.
Mickey Maguire and Marpret
Bouchard.
WALLET STOLEN
, Theft ot her wallet contalnlng
$97 f rom i cart tn a mi.rket at
1741 NeWlKJrt Blvd., Coata Meu..
JV&.s reported to the 11herlfr1 office
Friday by Mn.. Connie L. Tall-
man, 1921' Anaheim BL. Coat.a
Meaa. The victim told otncen
abe placed her puree In the cart
whlle ~~ waa ahoPJnDI'·
Wise peoplt do read the ade.
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Monday
Sep~mber 11
Tuesday
September 12
Wedne8d.•y
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Thunday
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TIDE·TABLE
(Paclt\c De.yllght Saving Time)
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9 :08 a. m .
8:12 p. m.
9:27 a. m.
8 :~1 p. m.
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3 :08 a. m.
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QllUTl!:B
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QUARTr.:R MOOS
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BALBOA ISLAND
Mrs. Kathleen Coleman
C E:RTIFlED TEACHER OF PIANO
"MUSIC FOR EVERY CHJW"
GROf'P 11\'.STRliCTJON IN PlA.lirri'O
INTERESTif\'G -EDUCATIONAL
INSP[RJNG
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Beacon 6949-W If no ans. call Harbor 8163
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UNDERWRITINGS
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"after over a . quarter of a Century
Sellin9
S T U D E B A K E R S,
I still say they don't build
anythin9 finer."
JOE NICKERTZ
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Phone llarbor 610
Acroq from 1~100 THEATRE
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Newport
Reach $4. •
Valutton of buildl.ngtrmlta Iaeu~ by the city butldlnJ' depart·
ment to date thi1 year topped the $4,000,000 ma.rk and atanda
..-ne $500,000 ahead of the valuation for the corresponding P.firlod lut
J.ear, It wu announced by . M . (Pele) Nelson. city building '1n1pector.
Accoi-dm,. to depart.men rec-•--------------
onb, permJU granted duripg Au· the $8000 eo&t class went to J .
suat were for 1tructures 'with a F . Haun, 315 Santa Ana Ave., W.
tOtal estimated valuation of $645,· E. Fisher, 321 Narclsaua Ave. and
20I bringing the !lgure (or the Pri.ce! T. MC:Cujstl,on, 323 Nt.lrcls-
, I sus A \'e., Nellon .reported. .ft.rat eight months of 19M to $4,-
467,078 .u compared to $3,934,875 '7000 Clue e.._.
at the same time last year. ~ouaes coslinC' $7500 were per-
Resldenlial permits wtnt to milted to be buJlt by Roy Strotz.
Ethel G. Hilmer, :J.34 S . Bayi Front, 707 Acacia Ave .. and G. T. Mc-
$30,000; DeForest S. Stoll, 139 Laughlln, 2007 Miramar Dr. Per-
Shorecliff Rd .. $30,000; E. S. Chap--mita for homes ln the $7000 clus
man, MS Vta Lido Nord. 126,000 went to J ohn De Witt. 606~ Alar~
and W . O. Buck. 116 Vla Koron. guerite Ave .. Herbert M. Car-
Sll.500. Others went to N~ Neu-quiville. Jr .. 1604 W . Ocean Front.
fe1d, 316 Vl& Udo Soud, $20,000; Arthur V. W ortman. 609 •oacla
F . G. Fi&her, 2411 Bayahore Dr., Ave., J . A. Simpson. 421 Mo.rrue-
$lt,M>O; Dick Otake, 428 IRlvera rite Ave. and George E . Newton,
Terrace, $13,000 and Henry Davis, 1407 N . Bay Front.
135 Vi& Zurlcb, $13,~ Permlt.e tor hOU!leS cosiing $M0o
Houelng PennJtt1 each were granted1 by ~elson to
• Dr. Harold C. Decker, ~2 -32nd
Nelaon gn.nted other hoUse per-St., Johq De Witt. 606 argue.rite
mlta to Walter B. Mellot l Inc., Ave., ani M. Lowe, 414 ldenTOd
i 67 Momtng Canyon Rd .. s'12.ooo; Ave. Houses coating s~' 00 were
C. E. Meek.I. 511 Margueri*' Ave., called for In permits o E . A .
Sll,000; W. H. Jahns. Jr .. •19 Via Gardiner, 304 Grond nal and
Karon, $10,600; Smith NeWberry. A . Ben Kline, 1608 Ba boa Ave.
4206 Sea.shore Or., Sl0.600: E . F . Other house building pe . Its went
Patterson, 129 Agate Ave., $10,· t o Joseph W. DeLorne, iJ.2G -27th
000 and Le<> S. K och, 608 Seaward St .. $55000: D . S . Allbrlglat. 711 W .
Rd., $9500. Permits for houses to Bay Ave. and Han"y Seritenn, 118
coet $9000 each went to David R . 40th St .. $4000. \
Thomas, 313 Poppy Ave., Canniel Permits for a $36,000. building
J&nMena, 4'4~ E . ~fode na A~e ., for newspaper offices , 'hop and
Jack Blough and C. E . Kelley, 215 stores was taken out by M. B.
Via Koron; Douglas H . Buell, 519 Oesenberg, 1100 Coa1'l Ifwy .. eo-
Marl.old Ave. and Fr~d Siplpson, rona del Ma r. A S3500 service sta-
2645 VU!ta Dr. lion building permit was ~ak en out
HOUSQ to cost $8500 wei:e ask-by Richfield Oil Corp., 2d99 Cos.st
ed for in permits t o Charles Mc-Hwy. and a $12,000 atnldture per-
Kinnon, 432 Goldenrod Avenue, mlt by Balboa Yacht basin for 14
Geol"l'e A . Bearslee, 2562 Vista garages and two pubHc reatrooms.
Dr., J . H . Round, 704 Avocado John NOr ek , 2809 The Rhine, re·
Ave. and E. C . Reed , 617 Margue-ceived a permit tor a s1sJooo com-
rite A"Ye. Permil.8 for hoUses In merelal structure at that ~addrears.
WELCH'S
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HENRY ARMSTltONO. L. A.,
ex-boxing champion turrled evan-
gellst-"When the powerl;I of God
strike you. sometimes It furns out
stranger than fi ction."
PAINTING CON'TRACI'OR
llwbor 5163
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HA 'ITRESSES •
B<ie,t.-Homefl--Trallen
Irregular Shas>M
BEACOM 3061
Costa Meu. Mattrese CO.
%160 Ne wport 81\'d.
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STATE"S MOST MODERN-Pacing tht'-if bis 111Q·UshtS,'·to the north ('op pltot:O.),for bett~r UCft;Uns
are t~ th~ new technoloC)• .!1hOP8 ntoarln& oomplieH::rn t Cout CoUese ln c.osta MeM. llanlted by
a lone Un.e of elaurooma of ultra modt'm dfi.1p t be n · bu1ldlng Is one of tbe rDo.t moclem 9bop
stn.JctUJ'ff in the state. Faculty and 11tuc:lt!nt11 of the techno&oJY bulkll•I' M-e moVtn, In ti.eh'
equJpment \\'bile '''Orkmen (bottom photo) n.itsh lnstalllqs machinery ln the metal tradell ~oa.
Two other Meetioh.8 ID Ule ultra mode'rn--Atructure a re fo~ suto mechan.Jc.a and bulldJn .. t:f"SilMI;, CIAM· · I I .., -r rooms will be for rnecbanJca.I dra\\1ng, mattiematl chs., PtJyslce and other teCtmfm,J •tudloa.
COAST COLLEGE'S NEW TECHNOLOGY
BUILDING CLAIMED . EST IN STATE
Clalmt'd to be the most modern shop building In the state, Coast college's new technology building
!s nearing completltion today while wo rkme n finis h Lhc r jobs. Flanked by a long line oC classrooms
ot ultra.modem design and with bi-lateral llghtinf :eatur s. the thi"t>c technology shops face their big
skylights to the north for better lighting.
Each shop ie 64x96 feet in size.0>--,---,,------,,.,-,,..-\--------------------
with locker rooms, offices, store-
rooms and other facilities. One.
is for metal trades, another for
auto mechanics and another for
. the building trades.
Classroomg will be for mechani.
cal drawing, mathematics. phys -
ics and other technical studleti.
Cyrus R . Rockey, instructor in
metal trades, ha.a worked the
summer with students in over-
hauling, painting and otherwise
preparing thE: heavy equipment
for his shop. New machines in-
clude a surface grinder with rhag-
netlc shaper, thre machine lathes,
a side-machine, lathe and other
equipment , to gi"' ~tn4~@ l
an phases of metal 1-ra.tt.--WeTdlng' ·
booths will be instilled, each with
Mrs. Rohrick Buys
Costa Mesa Home
James C. How.:i rd, who recent·
ly purchR.Bed the N . B. C. Realty
Co. of Newport Bea ch, sold the
rormer hom e of Mrs. Streman o.t
Afaple Av<' .. and Hamilton St.s ..
in Costa Mesa to Mt!!. Beulah L .
Rohrick o ( Newpor't Beach recent-
ly.
Mrs. Rohrlck ·lnd her f"ur chil·
t:lrcn will make lhia lheJr horn~.
Sh~ Is employed at the Lido Vi n-
cent drug stort' und thei children
will att<'nd local schools . .#
• I • --Clasaitled aaa arc read by fnlk!!
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St. James Church
UC 0 S c,c,c 00¥ =. 0 •• ¥4 ¥ • f,,~•, • -,.• -•-
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. ' . Plans fxtensive
EiP.anslon Work I
'!'be vjlOby Of ·BL JamK.Cburch
mee s 8ep1Bnbor 5, •PJW0""'1 I . ' -prelll!>ln&ry plan.I ot al'chllect
PhtlmU EQ§rbroe.k tor the en-
18.rslnl' of tbe church Wtfice.
Plan.I call for lncreaatnr Ute .n.t· In• cap.city with Mklltion or a
chapel and a new baptlotry.
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No. I Plants e1tabli1k•d ·In 5 9el ...
col)tainers -Bush,~ Climbincj aqd ~.
tree roses -Some at less then
bareroot pricea . -
From $129 end up
Pbome Harber HO
oast Highway Corona def Mer
The rec.tor appolllted -an over-!
all plannln• committee to prepare I
11 brochure that wlll aet forth
the expected need ln the phy1ical 1
pta.nt or St. James'. Thls will in· I
elude tbe enlargement of lb e 1
church and ,coutrucllon of a new j
buUdiftg for church achoo! educa-!
lk>llal needa. Chairman of the 1
cqmmittee wUl be l h e Sen1or )
Warden, Phllmer Ellerbroek ; bulld-
ln&" conatruction, R. Donald Hall : ,l!,L,==:::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=:=:::=:~
flnanclal, Ralph Beale; publicity
and promotion, A . Alexander I r~~==:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~rfl Hamilton: o.nd the rector, :i.s ex-1 1
oftrClo member.
The chapel will be added co the
eaa:t aide ot the church and while
open lo the church proper, wlll
have it.a own altar, with the be.p-
tilltr:~ located In the teo.r of thP
cba~l. _The preacnt clot.liter will
also be opened into the church.
thu.a provk:ling t.wice the pre»ent
&eating 'capacity. I
Addltlo11 for the church 191'hOOl 1
will be a two-story wing to L._.
added fo the west t-nd of the
pariah house. provlcJing n e w
church otncca and atlequate !'.!)JSC't· I
for cla.sarooma.
Tbe George Mortimt r Sacrt·d
Music Memorial fund wih bt' atl-
.mlnlttered on motion of t h ..
veatry by a pennanent co1nmitte ..
consisting oC Al Matthews ot the
ve!try; Mrs .. Margaret Hac kPtl,
church organist, and Mrli . Ad-
riane Wager, choir director.
The vestry vob:d to establish
as a permanent echedule of Kt't·
vices the schedule which has bt"t·n
In effect the part year, with
services at -8:30 and JO a . 1n.,
June through September, and
8 :30, 9 :30 and 1 l a. m .. Octo bP r ,
through May. I
Balboans Visiting
' in Kansas City
M NI. A . Alexander Hantlllon and
!IOn Frank of Balboa left Tuesday
for Kansas City. lhe ir old home
town, where Frank will enter th""
University of Kan&'.ll:t to study
archilecturt' and Mrs. Hamllt011
will Yisli friends for six weeks.
MrJI. Mos,; a ccompanied her
daughter and grnnd!!on &Ild v.•ill
stay three or four weeks.
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PASTOR :
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CONGREGATION
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St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church
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Danig.e :r ·
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FURNITURE CO. •
We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture
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Individual ventilators.
Before k!aving, Mrw.' Hamilton
received a letter from he r do.ugh·
tf'r and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gt,:orge Coffin, now having a
Wlltnderful t ime in Honolulu. They
w@re ont! Of seven honeymoon
couples who salled. la11t week on
who are lookln&" to bu,y. 1 the L rllner followlng ~eir'marrl·
ClatiSlfled ads cost little. do much. ag-e ·a; St. James churcl\.
1812 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Be. 5'656
LUMBER ON
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SPECIACA TION
!'fech&nlcs Shop
In the mechanic.a sho p. Instruc-
tor Robert Carlson and his boys
have installed new equipment In -
cluding a wheel-aligning and 1
frame straightening device, a line-
boring machine, a piston lathe and
many other devices for motors and
parts. There is a thermostatically
controlled room for work on Diesel
.<\.nn Kalha.rtnf" Han1·y
Name Secretary
to 0. C. TB Assn. i injecto rs. among o ther innova·
tlons.
In the building trades depart·
ment. Instructor John Owens bas Announcement was matlc t hi..;
prepared new tool panels. cabi-v.•cek that Miss Ann Kath<'rin1..·
.~ nets, shelving and installed new H·3.ncy has been appointed e.x~cu
( ~'quipment including band saws, live-secretary of the Orungt' Cuun-
1 \vood lathes and mortise ma-ty Tuberculosis antl Health A .'1·
~ c hinell. Th<'re is a complete plumb-soci_ation.
. ' rlEADY MIXED CONCRETE •
l:D WHl WllllOD (be~tt'D Newport and ll&rbor BJ\•d .) ~
i ng shop, and an electrical shop. Linton Simmon~. county Sl'h1.>0l
A system of color-coding has supcr intendt:nt,who is chairn1:'.l.J1 of
been developed. each shop using I t he l>t.'J'Sonn el commit let! ur thl'
a standardized marking. There i s tube rculosis a~iatlon made lilt'
a gray-blue for the main portion announcen1ent. Ml88 Heney rc-
of each machine, a chrome yellow 1 places Jack . Spear. who is nov.'
for adjusting devices, orange for conncctetl w1lb the Los A ngelc:.
11wltches, red for fire devices , Hearl ·lSSOCiation.
Cu"'I" MMia-Phune Beacun G:M8 ~
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Everywhere You Go You Meet
our CLASSIFIED ADS
. • • no wonder they produce such marvelou.
result.a -J they 1et around!
Need heq> ! ... want a job! ... eomethtnc
t o sell! Try a Cluattted ad tor RESULTS!
COMMER,CIAL
JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS S'FA TIQNERY
CARDS -PROGRAMS -
PHONE
HARBOR
1616
INVITA TION~WEODING ANNOUNCEMENTS
OFFICE FORMS -MENUS -BOOKLETS, ETC.
Reasonable Prices .• • • Prol'(lpt Service
• • -FREE !lSTDIATES • • •
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green tor first,aid. ?\i iss Haney already has M-
sun1ctl her new duties In. the b-
AT SAN FRANCISCO sociation ofttces located In sEfutn
San Francisco was the vacation Ana Community center, where she
choice of Mrs. Fuul Nornian antl hns b een serving &8 interim ex·
daught~r Martha of 513 Bolsn. ecutive-secreto.ry since June.
Av~., Costa Mesa, who have been P reviou.sly she was on the s tu ((
spt'nt.ling a week in the Bay City. or thl! California Tubt!-rcul08i!I and
Health association. He1ving a s
f iL·ld consultant for the In.st 18
n1onths . Plan Camera Club
Field Trip at
Shore Cliffs
The Paramount Studlo Camf"ra
Club, headed by Mitch Crawley,
has selected Corona del Mar tor
Its first field trip of the sea.son.
and will a.ssemble on the Rock
Beach a.t Shore Cliffs next Sun·
day fO!"el\oon to capture on film
the many beauty spota in the
vicinity.
The club, known as the "Para·
mount Pictorialist.9" is recognized
u one of tbe most outata.ndJng
Camera Clubs in the country, and
many or their efforta have w on
naUonal recognltlan.
Sidney Sanders of 133 Shore
CHtf Road. Corona" del Mar, will
act .. areeter. and invtta l9caJ
"Shutter· bugs" to drop a.round
th1I way Sunday and ret acquaint-
ed with . Club _....,., Pllone
lbrllorll09. f
-.-i· r(IJa' --~ ""' ~ oboWd awlit 1loloJ' OU()<ca
---7.-ltloundo ...
.toodtMtU._do_eon-
1\.frs. Hilda ReaCsnyder of Gal'·
tlcn Grove Is president of the Or-
a nge County Tuberculosis and
Health association, a voluntary
health organ.lzation promoting
control and eradication of tuber-
l'Ulosis through public education.
case Cindlng a nd research. It Is
supported entirely by sale of
Christmas seala. It waa thU! or·
ganlz.atlon that provided the ser-
vice of a mobile X-r8y U-Uck for
frft" chest X-ray. tn schools, In·
dustrtaJ plants, the county t11lr
and for the genef&} public.
WEEK-END CROWD
Newport Beach Ute Guard
Capt. Jack Jones reported harbor
area beach crowde for Sunday at
66,000. Ute ~ hd!1 to reec9e
four . penona, LUlated two from
the water and handled two ca&e&
ot 1 first &kl. Jone8 Mid. A mod·
erate 8W'f prevalled. Jone1 added,
with no cunent. Water temper-
ature wa. •7.
smno:a "llOl.IDA Y '
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C.1llfa' Y111 tt.•N&Uonal Patk l and' au W'IM+irOo ftu'ailbld Mlm.~
IMI' hoUdQ .,.,.,..,. Jor Mr. and
Mn.. Jotaa Jae a'•• -" daughter
H<left ol ll:'tlllui &.. Q>Ota-·
0n u.e ....., lrtp -.-0mn7 i
Yialted relAU ... .t t 4·--·~ ' \ • ·' . -· ' -
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padty.-Y ..... ,,., i..,t.Che ....... f« 1ew
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LUNCH' KITS
' ~.I ZIPPER B~NDERS 11 . LOOSELEAF INDEX ~ R•t· 2.26 1,69 :. ......... Tiifu.ii°"i1ii111Jaiiii1< ........ ' ... ' z!:::::::::::::::::-~A~~=~1E:R:-i' .... 'l!l..:M;•ta1
EWltnd p 1 LUNCH KITS
14 ' 69 f
PENCILS
2 ror 5r
PENCIL TABLET~
4'
LOOSELEAF PAPER 9;
Guntn1f'd
Re-enforceme~
I 4¢
ComtnlcUon
.PAPER
ORANGE SllCES
CANOY
14;
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RUBIER GLOVES
ft•c. -Nell 2 f~r 2Sr •
Rosu .t Oallet
PENCIL ERASER
4r
-Stt-..aosraphlc
NOTEBOOK
Scrlpt.J ,
IAll POINT PEN
2$t
B-B BAU POINT PEN
98'
R t-S:&l l '.;
BALL POINT PENS.
49 ;
PENCIL 'BOXES
Plutlc 49¢
ASH TRAYS
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CHERRIES
"""· 59c lb. lb. 39¢
Colored
PAPER NAPKINS
80 co.Mt -Reg. 16c 9¢
SAND BOATS
..... •9c 34 '
BEACH TOWELS
Re,., 1.19 89 ¢
OVERNIGHT CASES
'Rec"· %.SB 1.59
Rec. 7• ~~ 4 for 22¢
DISH CLOTHS
11<!1<. IOc each 2 tor 15¢
Canu ta
CARD SETS
Bee. !.%5 1.29
SportMna.n
DRY PERFUME SHAVING LOTION
2 fer 1,00 -DEODORANT LOTION Rorer 11 oau.t LAVENDE~ SOAP
Jlec. 1.60 •·aluo 3 ben 1,00
IW'c. 1.11 1.00
18, Piece
SANTA ANITA POTTERY SET
Tuay
DRY SKIN TREATMENT I 6,95
~J. 1.~I 1,00 SWIM CAPS
Don.-,. Gray IJloloo-
CR£AM DE°iDORANT -.. ,. l"° 50'
Bee· 1.%6,
POLAROID CAMERA
..ittb black ... wlllte -. 89.75 I
DRY SKJN-HENJ,R
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Larse SAL~ & PEPPER SHAe(ERS
Ros· ..
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LUCERNE MILK
Rkher than low r-.quiret ..• yet
costs leu. Grode "A" Homog-
enixed, Po"eurized.
_, 181/.ze ... .. 1zoz1i. 37c .. i ....
White Bread ::,u 14c ~ 1tc
Mrs. WriQht'1 •nriched. Sliud.
Wheat Bread i:,f 14c ',~ 1.-
• ..... WriOM·•· F,....,ty bobd. Shce4-:-" ~
Yellow-Margarine •. z9c
SUtV'lybank brond. Eech quorter-pound Is
foll wrapped. Guorontffd lrflh.
Pale Sherry Wine ~"" 6&c
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Mc:wite Cristo bfond. California gtO'INn. WiM
is offered for sole ortly in Sof~ovs lill::tnsed
to s.11 It. Toxn ore odditlonol. '
EGGS
Qoocl qualltr n• llfdseD Cid.
SBOB u,._cellocl
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For D.lldciua Me<rt
Patties, l.ocn-H
. -s.n-. Hot'or Cold
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US.GOODB.el
To Bake ot BralH
BEEF Plato Me<rt Cut. -r -u. s. Graded GOOD
Beel Liver . .
SLICED. Excelttnf ·fJovor. -
lb.53c
Iii. &3c
lb.29e
1b. 2le
STEAKS
fully tr immed. U. S.grodedGOOObeef. ,_t
• Tender, juicy, fine ftoVOf'.
ROUND 111.79c Excellent to Swis1.
SIRLOIN Jb.asc To broil. Fully trimtl'IC!'d.
T·BONEJ:, 111.99c -Delicious borbKued.
SEPTEMIEI ISSUE ol the
FAMILY CIRCLI --
Tlle ''"'•" ............
f0t5c. &ca..
issn lood~ •itfl
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Chickens io FIY
Manor House. l•t..c.r~. cut up 75c
r.-octr to cook. Go•'I Gr~ A. I•.
~!!~r.~2,!~!~~ 65c
ready to cook. GO'f't Grod,• A. lb.
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VAlllEI Ill t•trKEll l'AITI
All r.odf for the pa.1 Swa n.on bra.lld.
Breasts "~:?:'" .. 1.29
Wings r.M .. ,,., .. SS•
Legs & Thighs .. 1.19
Gizzards ~0~~;:-.. 49•
For delightful summer drinks
serve teed coffee or tea.
NOB HIL' COFFEE
Fine.1 4o.a1i1, * 1 & 78C
•-~. I 55 ... . ' ~.. . .. .
I AIRWAY COFFEE
Mild & M•.llo• I ~ 74c i-I~. 2 19 .... "•• . ...
CANTERBURY BLACK TEA
Pekoe and orange pekoe .
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· 1le9in Delivery f Neiv Directory 1
_.Dt.:trfbu11oa ol the ae or-b ae l ae•• aad prof__,~
at Ne,vport H.a.rbot' f!Wtabl .. ,...ta ta a aotn~ •
'""'" and P""...ioa&I DI-coad.., ond --· ~ lory I" Wider ~'BY thl• week. I t '8 RI~ Ulla& It be kept
e nr\\'8bo.vs "'"° ~ly l%itb YOU1' pltone book Md re.
llvf\r · the Newport Bay Poe.t ferl"t!d to wbeeenr you Me
~d ~hopplnc-Nf"WM have been MeklDI' ~..i .erv~, o; f.ga~ to dn" lh«-job and have the bualone • eetabUlllunente ~n ln-"tnw.t~ to make .. porch. \Vhlch !lell tllle mfitthanclhte you
..;.u,·rry" of thl!t hf'I W directory maY \\19h to buy.
,.. ,.,.,. -y bbm p and bu..alae:a&
rctabll~hm•·nt In Balboa. BaJboe
f<ihl-nrl, ('ornr ;\ df'I Mar, C9trf•
)lf"M.. lhf' Udo Dlstrie.t· and
r~"·port Beoch pro~r.
Thi-. nt'\\" tlJreclory fills a Jons-
f i•li n-Nl-tha.t of PMvidinl' t.he
;tt81drnts of the Harbor Al"N
l\\llh a ~hrduk! of tbn •peel.tic
~n·I~ and mercbandme a\1Ul-_
lftbk-thron~h the H.:irbor Area'•
ANGLERS HAVE LUCK
Salmon anglers were I&ndlnp:
many large ttah tut ~ek &long
the 10\\•er Klarr .. ith River, accord-
lnst to the National Automobile
Club. M&ny ,of them were taking
Urnit!I.
--Opportunity is knock.lng in
CLASSIFIED ADS.
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I LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
• • NOTICE I NVITING SEALED PRO P OSALS
1 Puri-;u:1nt to statute a.nd Resolution No. 3824, adopted on the 28th
J ay of August, 19:SO by the City Council of the City or Newport Beach,
t:allfn1·nja and on file In the office of the City Clerk of said City, ord·
f rin,.: the \Vork d('!'ICfibed In IY!id r esolution, to-wit :
t ThE' gradin~. pe.vlng with plant mixed material, ln1tlallatlon nt
• ou:i;c-!'=ew er -ind water connections, furnishing of corrugated metal
ipe for stnrn1 drain, and· appurtenant work in connection therewith
_, cE'rl<l in allC'y!'I in lhC' City of Newport Beach lying between Eleventh
!;trf'el ancl Ninl"t€.'cnth Street, all as more particularly described In
f;r~lulinn nf IptC'ntlon No'. 3819. passed a.nd l'\dopted by the City
t:1,unl"il of iutid C'ity on th e 24th day of Julx, ltmO and on file tn the
~ffic1 • nf 1 hf' City Clerk of said City. ...
l For further pnrtlculars. reference is h ereby made to !laid Resolu·
1'111 of •nt<'nli'">n No. 3819 and to the plans, profiles and dr&wing11 No.
28. <'nn!'li!'ll1ng of it sheets. on file in the office o( the Cit\. Engineer
nf ~1i<1 rity or Nf'wporl Beach. and to the ~dflcallon11 for the said
\Vork h••rrtofnrf' adnplcd by the ~aid City Council. on file in the office
c1f the C'1ty r1crk o f snid City. and all of said plane, proflles, dr awlng11
;ind !'llY'c1fil:ation~. hcretnforc approved by the City Council of said
("·ty. ;1re in corporated hc-rf'in 11.nd mad<' a part thereof, and reference
::i hrri>hv rnHdP lheretn for a more particula r description of said work.
Sa11.I ('1ty (;uuncil has 'determined and declared that the contem·
rl<1t('cl "\•1r11k anrl improvement heretofore mentioned w.'lll, In the opinion
,,( m111I ("ity Counci l .of more than local or ordinary public benefit
:1nd th(: ~aid C"i ty Cf?uncil has made th·e expcnsl'B of eaid work cha rge·
;.hie upon H d1Rlrict. For the r·irticula r description of the said district,
1 c fC'rent'f' i;. hrrcby made to said Resolution of Inte ntion No. 3819.
S:tul ('nu nC"i l ha:-; delf'r1nined and declared that Aerial bondll. bear·
1·i;::: int<'rc.st at the rate of six per cent f67r) per annum . .in'"d extending
1,.,,,,r a r"r1nrl rnrling-nine t 91 yl"ars from the 1tecond day of January
n1·x t ~ur·ct'cdini; th<'.' next October l :'Jth following their date, will b<'
i~-:;ucd hcreund<'.'r in the n1anner provided by the "Improvement Ac t of
I DI t " bPlllf! PRrt 5. Division 7 of the Streets and Highway!! Code Of
th<" !.;tall' nf c·.11ifornla. to represent <'ach assessment e r Twenty-rive
LJollart; 1 s2~.001 •lr 1norc r<"n1aining unpaid ro r thirty (30l d a ys after
1111' dali' of recnrd1ng the °"'arrant.
All 11f the \Vnrk here-in ordered shall bf' done and carried through
In pursudru.:r 1 r a n ·tct of the legislatuPe of the State or California,
r1.-~1r.11alt'<I th<' "l mproven1cnt Act of 1911 ," being Division 7 of the
~itrf't·t ~ and 1-11.i;:hway:;i Code.
s.1id l '1ly ('nun1·il. puritu.ant to the Labor Code of the State nf
C'alift1• nia. h<1!'1 U!'!Cl"rtained a nd det<'rmined that the general prevailing
r .ltc oJf per.diem wages In the locality in which t he Mid work herein
d "'i-;('tlb\il i:; tn be performed. for ro.ic h craft or type or workma~ or
ntf'<'hnnic nef'dctl tn execute the contract. und also the general prevail·
ii1~ rat{' fnr Jcgut holidays and overtime work ror each c raft or type
o f w1Jrkn·1an pr 1nccharrtc, to b e as follows :
Hourly
f1MA .. lflration \VaKf' SNte
J'\s phalt nl" (.."ru~hin~ r:1ant Encinct>r S2.20
,\~ptl11lt t'lnnt r·1rcma.n 2.05
;\~ph.dt HnkC'r and Ironer 1.85
f 'o nc-r<'l<' or Asphalt Spreading, J\l cachanical Tamp·
in.i;-or Fin1!'lhing lffachine Operator . 2.20
t"arpcntcr · . 2.20
rc~uPnt Finisher . 2.28
Fla~man 1.6.5
Guard ..i.nd 01 \\latchn1an .. 1.57
Hc·\VY Duty Repairnlfl.n .. 2.20
Laborer.!'. Gf'nl'ral or Construction .1 .65
Apprenl1 vr En~1nccr. including fi re man. oiler,
j;I C<l:<Cr
• lp('rutor, Atr Con1pres."°r '
Operalt•r ("(l nc rctc r.11xcr -skip type
f)p<"r..&tPr . Motor Patrol. Including nny type of
.. 1.83
l .D:S
.2.08
JXl'\'f'r bl~dc ... 2.33
tJni·,1rrs;1I f~quiprnrnt Opf'rator 1Shove1. Dragline
l1r rru·k. 1J<'rrick-1:?.1rgt•. C'lan1shell or Cranel 2 .40
l.1pcr:1!'1r i'11111p ............... 1.95
Oper111cr. flnlll•r ... '"" .,. . 2.l:S
oreratQr, Trf\ctor -Bulldozer. Tamper. &raper o~
L'r11g Typf' Shovtl or I:\<>Om At tachments 2.20
flperator, Tre nch ing 11.lac hine .. .... .... 2.28
·rruck Drivrrs ut dump trucks of less than 4
y1ls \\•alC'r level .. 1.73
Any claAA1ficatlon omitted herein. ntit less tha.n .1.57
l'f"r Die m -
"''age
$17.60
16.40
14 .80
17 .60
17 .60
18.24
13.20
12.!>6
17.60
13.20
14 .64
15.60
16.64
18.64
19.20
15.60
17.20
17.60
18.24
13.84
12.56
All forl•mcn. unless othcrwiAe separately classifi ed, for Carpenters.
C.cn1c·nl 1',inishcrs. Equ!pn1ent Operat.or.1 and Operating Engineers.
Labo re~ nnd Tniclt Drivers. shall be paid not less than $1 .40 per OOy
n1o rC", :-t :id all nthcr forc n1en not separately cl&SSif ied ahall be paid
not les.c; than Sl .00 per day more tt...in the journeyman rate tor the
<'raft in\'ol\'rrl 1
Tile abovr li;,tcd rates nre bast!d upon a working day of eight
~S ) hnurs : being-proportionately appllcable to eight 18) hours or
\esio; nr rn1ploy1nenl in any onl" calender day other than Sat urdays.
Sundnya And the following seven legal holidays. to-wit: New Year·s
nay, A-11'n1orinl Day, F ourth of .July, Labor Day, Armistice Day.
Thank!4gi\o·lng ·l.nd Christmas. where any work Is required tn cases
ci f extranrrlinEtry emergencies cauS<'d by fire, flood or dange r to life
and property. For any working time of more than eight (8) hours In
any one calf'ndar day, and for Ume worked on Satun!ays, Sundays
nnrl ony or the afot ementioned holidays. not leu than one and one.
half t 11 ~ I Limes the specified rates shall be patd: provided, however,
that notwith.standing the general provisiona hereinabove set forth,
thr !-ltralgtlt ratee a.a apeclfte for Flagmen, Quanta or )Vatc hmen
rhall b:! app\loo.ble to a ma.xlmum of eight (II} hours of. employment
per ~alendar day. lnc1udJng Saturdays. Sundaya and holidays. for a
t'ltal of not OVt>r forty (40) hours per week, but that no t less than
vllE' ··tnd onc·halr ( 112) timH such specified rates ahall be pa.Id &aif.'
F lnE;n1an. Gua rds or Watchml"n for any time wor):ed ln aces. ot elght
f8) hu('lrs per d~y or forty (40) hours per week.
ll !'1.hl ll be manrlatory upon the contnctor to whom the contracr
Ii. nv.·<t rd•·tl. nnrl upon .,\,y sub-contractor under him ,to pay not le88
than the-f"ai specified ratrs to a.II laborera:. w orkmen and m echanic!!:
e1 npluyl"d by thr 1n in lhe ex ecution of the cont.tact.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. lnvtU:nc ~ propoe&ls or b ldr
for doing all of lh'e ·work herein before ducribed Wld ordered In •IC:
Resolution Orlterini"Wo rk. to be preaented le "lhe City Clerk at hli
otflce In the City Hall of sa.id City up to the ¥ur o6 aeven-lhlrty ('1 :30)
P . M. l\.tonday. the 25th day of September, 1930.
Tht" rropogals or bid9 offered shall be accompan.led by ~ chec:)r
m.&de payable to the order of said City., ce.rtilled by a responsible
ba.nk or a bond. u required by law. for an amount not le.a tJf&n ter
per cent t 10'\} of the aggregate of the pl'OpOlll&la. Each bid ablll bf
made out on a form to be obtained at the offt~ ol the aty Enctneei
ol said City.
The contractpr to whom u &\\"&I'd mq be ,m:tde wtll be requJ.ret
to l\J.mlah with the contract two ~n.ty boJtda. one faJtktul perfotm·
ance bond ln an amount equal to. not. 1-tlaa.n twu.tyLfive per cent
f 25~ l of the a.mount or the &cgrepte al the bid. Ud a,ae matatal and
14-boad In &n amount not 1-s t1w1 rut)' pn -t (SI\\) ol U..
a.gg'T'egale of ILafd bht. . '
The -Oty c..un.u ol -0'7 "'""1 IU lJle ript )0 N,loct &111
or Bil bldo and to wain &111 lrirorioallt7 In a bid -·,ir-"7 In
• Dated w. Jtth ~ .;,·~ 11141.
C. It.~
Q'3r Clark ol the C1t.J or Hou,..'t -. callforma -
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St. Jame~SerVic:e's · . ' toCo~on '
Summer Schedc:ile.
fteslatNUOD fOP tile fall quarter
at SL JamM Cllurdl llChool w1n
' take pla'ce at t:30 Lm. on 8~.
September 1 'l, end the folk>wtn&
two Sunday.to enable etudent. to ..
be ree.dy for the chanp--over
echcdule' on October 1. on that date the replar fall
and winter program of th ree Sun·
day servlcu will begin. Holy Com·
. munlon will be celebrated at. 1 :30
-i..m ., church school clauea &nd
faml.ly worship ai 9:30 a .m. and
momlng prayer at 11 a.m.
All through September there
will be only two eervtces, commu-
nion at 8 :30 and church school
claues and morning prayer at 10
·.l.m.
Al 11 :l :S thl11 coming Sunday
there w ill be a baptlemal aervice.
At 2 p.m . the rector. Rev. Paul
Moore Wheeler, wtll officiate al
the marriage of Charmaine Ellae
Dion o f Pasadena and John Bell
Stewa rt of Lo8 Angele's .
-People do read the want ad!.
LEGAL · NOnCE
U:OAL NOTICE ·
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R OOTS OF TREES va~·ln• t hrouch ""8.JI•
d~ce In the ••1..oti1t City," aay the Lsmbe,
amlolq portJone of root.·rlddled atr.ucture.
Notice is hereby given that
a hesring will be had on the 2:Sth
d:1y or September. 1950 In the
Council Chambers of the City Hall
at the hour of 7 :30 P .M. on the
proposed new zoning ordinance
heretofore submitted to th• City
Council by the Planning Comml1-
slon of th~ City of Newport
Beach, at which time all pereons
lntereeted may •'1ppear and express
their views on the proposed ordl·
nonce. Ir the he.a.ring thereon Is
not completed at suoh time it may
be continued to subeequent regu-
lar meetings of the City Council.
crack at what they consider an
outstanding tlnd.
C. K. Priest
City Cle rk of the City
of N ewport Beach
No. M l -Press
Published 8/31-9/7-14/50
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The only people In the y.>"Orld
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CClutted con•ldcrable
D&na I.ti sho\\'D ex-
C .r .~: Baptist Church
to:nold Open House
in ·New Sdiool Uni' ·
So !that the pul>Ue ma:r bave
an opportunlty of oieW!ns the
newly. completed ectueattonaJ unit
ot the ll'lnt Baptl« O.urch or
Coota 11-. an .,,..,, -will be
held Sunday, 8ept. 10. from a un-
til • :80 p. m . in the .....,, building
on the cbul"Ch l'f'OUDde, 8.anta Ana
and M.,noLt.1 .A venuea. A pro-
. gram of organ muac played on
the new Baldwin organ In th~
church will be heard through an
amplifier .
Su~rintendents IUt'd teachers of
the Sunday achool dcpirtment.a
wtn be on hand to greet parent.a.
children and other gue.eta. College
and high eohool age young people
ot the c.hul'.Ch will act aa cutdee
and will a.1ao have cha~ of re-
fres:hment.a. •
An Invitation to l'lttend lh~
event ha.a been iuucd to churchea
and other groups throu~hout Or·
anre cou nty, acCOT'dlnC to Rev. P .
C . N f'umonn. paator .
The unit, 11Ccond in rive planned
In the building project. Is said t o
be i one of .the moat modem and
outstanding in Southern Callfor·
nla. Dedlc-ttion ccremones for the
two-story edifice we re conducted
la.<1t July 2.
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Vl8ll' i.A'DOJfAL PilU I LIGAL N011CI
'l'Wo weeka of MUDmer holiday-----,.-----..,,---Inc ba .. bocn comple~ I>)' llr. •
aad llra. W1111am ~ and CZllTIFICATI: OP llvaHw
<hlldren. Jlmm7. I.any, IUchazd, 1'1et.1-Pbm ·Jf-
~ and x.th,y, of JC. 20th SL, THE UNDERSIGNED doe a
Costa M ........ Point.a Y'lldted in· hereby certify that lhe b conduct.-
duded Sequoia and Yoeemtte. in« a travel burau bustn~ at
Parka and Ban ll'r&nclllco. 84j!J Via Udo, Newport Beach.
Ora.nse County, State of C&llfor-
-Clamd.f'lecl ada a.re read by follui nla. under the tlcUtioua firm
who are looJdnc to buy. name of
LEGAL NOTICE
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.. VINCENTS TRA VJl:L
BUREAU.'.
and that ea.Id firm Mt composed or
the following per.an• wh09e name
and adi:treu la u follows:
Charlotte E . Hollinshead,
23561 Southwest Signa l Road .
Newport Beach, California.
WITNESS my hand this 17th
day or August. 1950.
--GHAllLOTTS-E.-----
HOLLINSHEAD.
State or Callfomla,
County of Orange. ss.
On th.111 17th day ot August..
1960. bt-tore m e, the undenlgned,
a N otary Public In and tor aaJd
County and Stste, personally ap-
peared CHARLOTTE E. HOL·
LINSHEAD, known to me to be
the person whose name is euJ>.
ecrlbed to the within Instrument .
and ahc acknowlrdged. to me that
she executl'd the 88me.
WITNESS my hand a.nd official
seal the day and year In this cer·
tlflcale first above v.•r\tlen.
ROBERT F . Y.'JLLMES
ISEAL)
Notary Public in and for said
County and State.
My Commission Expires 11/16/50
No. ~28-PtCSB,
Pub. Aug. 17-24-31, Sept. 7, 1950.
CERTIFICATE 01-· Bt;Sl:-.'ESS
Flctitktwl Flrm :Samf"
THE UNDERSIGNED du c .s
hereby certify that he is conrtu"ct..
Ing a Building Material ~:-1inc&"
at 818 CO&l!lt High\vay, Nci.~1port
Beach, Celltornia, under the riC"-·I
lltlous finn name o f Bayvic .... · I
Builders Supply and that said firm
Is compoaed or the follov.•ing l)<'r·
sons, w hoae namc21 In full and )'
places of residence 11re 118 follo.,,.·s,
to-wit: I
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An·'Gallery Now · · f ..:S"s ~= i
Q ,. · C o·M _,, ~ ,.,._·w. on Lot. pen 1n · • ... ! ·~ • . . .
.\ ~t a!'l plJetof at UOl A "!911 J!JBtlfted complaint WU
~ hlsflway, Oon;na del ""'' _.. to "'8.ce Saturday noon ·~ · · ' ft. W .... _ .... ho OWDO property
opened on lrrtday, ~p~ 1 •i· J al ll06 'Orchid ' Ave., Corona del
p, ~·under the 1porwonlllp ol. ~-Mar. ·~ · ,,... •
and Mn. J . W. Cameron. To ,,... It ...,,,,. .. tbaf Jamee ti con·
vlde •"\OUC:ba of color for ~ mtnacU..r a rutdence at that ad·
ho1t1 .. "I -ma to be Utt -1 of dr'jljoa "'ii· w~.-. be came to work
lhe c\lliery own•n. . u.fte 811lunffy be dillCOvered that
On operiln« day the Cam~ about .. ftve ,.tona of Nbbieh" had
were on hand \o ""!"'• puncl\ and lloe!> dWJ>Ped j>n hi• property.
""l....n1kJ. and exhl'1lt • OQlorftll 'D\e rubb~ lncluded sand, pie.a·
,
lions C1ub·to S~nsorBtg ·
Football Dinner
All good members of the Balboa
Bay Uona club ·are coming to the
aid of their party tor the big foot·
ball charity dance and dinner to
be held at the Balboa. Bay club
on the evening ot September 29.
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OCEAN . r«ONT MARKET
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a of pa.lntinp of local artista:, ter: tarpapei. ~d other: conatruc-
Seaecapea, weetem eoenea ~ tton clean-up 'ttebr11. Police todly
nowers were the chief eub}ecta Wef'e' on the lookout for the dump
pl1nted by tho ex.hlbtttnc arttBta. truCk after · receivtng a descrtp--
Pictures ranged {n price froril .-1 Uoa. from nelghbon.
The function win honor faculty
and coaches of U.S.C., U.C.L.A.,
Iowa. Washington State. Fullert'bn
J .C., Santa Ana J .C .. Santa R0&1
Junior college and Orange Ctie..9t
college. The procecd8 of the affair
will go into the club's fund ror Its
Youth Welfare and Blind Conser·
vation program.
Now tJnder ~t of OR~·EL T. MAYNARD l
to '311-0.
Loc&I a.rtiat. •bowing lnct.ded
• Thelma Paddock Hope, 8\Jrt. Proc·
ter, Robert Wood, Charlet Brad·
ley, Helen Smith, Vonna OWtnp
Webb and Lucienne, Ba.roneN de
St. Mart.
In addition to ortglna.1 palnUnp
the 1J.rt pllery will eell tmported
reproductlbne of . the worke of
many renowned artlet.e.
Vlsltore to the F,:allery expressed
the opinion that lthe gallery may
soon become a focal point Cor
gatherings of lovers or the art.e. • NE\\' ART GALLERY-MT. and Mn. J . W . Cameron, MpolUKlrK of the De\\'ly~pened art rallery In
Corona df"I Mar ln8pect .. Na,·a.Jo Riders," aa will{ lnal oil done by Burt Procter, local artleL ~.
C.ameron. an amateur artt8t lo his O\\'D right,' 8~<'1alli.~ 1.n JlRstrls. pencil ttl<etcbe8 and etchiDl'8• Television Set
Dispute in Court
To Inaugurate Sales Personality
Courses at Coast College, Sept. 20
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A new series on the Sales P ersonality will be inaugurat ed for
Orange County sale!-! pPrsonnel starting on Wednesday. Scptcn1ber 20
This cour~e is bC'ing offered through the joint efforts of the st . .i tc
Bufeau of Busines~ Education and Orange Coast College.
Jean P·'lUl Pcutct, field coordi·.,_ _____________ _
nator with the Stat<' Drpartment tra its to cultivate and tht• t raits
or E<lucation, will conduct the to avoid. As~c ts and liabilities of
nlcctings \vhich wil l be held from
7 :30 to !1 :30 p. m . in the Coast
Colle,1::e Chape l fvr fuur consCCU·
tivc \Vcdnei:;duy3 hc:;inning Sep-
tcmhC'r :!O.
All s:-:Jr:-;pt'np\(' in lhe con1mun·
n1ty ;ind othn•·!; whri plan to enter
th<' .'-a ir:~ fi f'ld arC' urged to take
adv;;i.nta~<> of thr confcrcnccl'I,
whii·h will featurp nclive group
particip;ition :ind open dl.scui-:.<1ion.
Motion piC'tUl"f'R invnlving the sales
personality in ar-tion will be
s ho\vn. A vuH.:e recorder w ill be
usrtl and f:ruup 111en1bers who wish
may test th<'ir \·nices. Those -who
a ttend the meeting~ ?.'ill be given
cha rts, r('f Pr(·nce anti other ma·
(erial in urrl('r to aid lhenl In gel-
p~rsonnlity.
Meeting 2. Wh;it E.1.Ch Trait Is
-Analyzing eath trait in action
and what it mi?an.<1 to the sales·
person. Self anal}">is: friend's
analysis.
Meeting:\. C'onlplctin!:" the T r-1it
Analysi a--Dcvclopin~ in detHil th<>
rno~t importunt factor:-; of person-
ality. strong points. weak point s.
Hnw t hey fun ction in sales work.
Meeting 4. In1prnving Our Sulcs
Pe rsonality -Ji.lethod and l<'ch -
ni(]ucs which <lcvclop th!' practiC'al
and valuable trails r('sult in& in
the right" sales pcrsCJnality.
Jn call ing att£"ntion L(1 the
~cries. Dr. Bill J . Priest. As.<1islant
Superintendent in Char,'-":'(' of Adult
ting the nif"~t out of the work. Education. declared that sales
Thfl Program · I psychologists have found that
l\.1 cetln~ I. The Sales Person· more s3Jespeople lose their jobs
attty Traits -Considering the bt>('ausc of a deficient p1'r!'lonality
SPECIAL SALE! -SA\'V BLllE \VOOL FLANNEL .................. for $2.19 pt"r yd.
Bl...r\CK WOOL GABARDISE .... ., .............. for $4.25 per yd.
l'\IA\"\' Bl.l 1E \\'OOL SERC.E ..................... for $3.98 JK'r yd.
ftAYO:"i POI.KADOT PRINTS ....................... : ... for 75c per yd.
ALL CO'ITON GOODS 163 01'~1'~ •
HARBOR YARDAGE
IHTIR-DEMOMJMATIOMAL .... -r1.6 reA
,.. FIUOWSHIP ch " f ftw:; ~I N
.t \tt\f. Chu! oea11u1u1
A\.Q,,,.. Laguna Beach, Californ ia
-\, 1' YOU All COIDIAUY INVITED
Women's Club HouJe
S 11 FOllST A VINUI
l•1idence Phone IS6JJ
SAYE
TO WORSHIP WITH US.
SUNDAYS:
9:4$ and 11 a. m.
Slngapirolion, 7:30 p. m.
Fro:llk t . 1111d wvntc A. Dowell, Co-ptUtl)1'1
Regular
J Fall Session •
;Starts S:.:t. S & 11
LNn1 ShorU&nd. Typina
or Booklceepina part or
tun Um• attendance, Day
or Evenln& a-.. In·
•ulro today.
Appro•ed fol' Vete,...
e STINOOIAPHIC
• llCllTAllW
• ACCOUNTING
• CIVIL. SRYICI
( Pre88 Photo l
than for any other cau!lle. Helping
oecyple in this field to weed out un·
lc~irable personality t raits and
1ubstltute those that help them
~t>t along with customers and fel·
ow worker.!S. is the aim or the
conferences, it was explained.
Many Expected
A large attendance ~R expl?cted
·at the 1ncelings, due t o the In·
tf'rest In this fi eld and the desire
of salr.speoph• to maintain high
ntanr~·tr<ls of salesmanship.
TI1c lr arler of the clinic, Jean
Pttul Peutct, will introduce the
subjects and lead the discussions.
Mr. Peutct has a bttckground of
n1a ny yenrfi of sale!ll, sale& training
ind ·suprrvtsory training \'llth nat~
ionally·known firms, as a private
con:,oultan t, and with the Bureau
of Businrss Education.
State Certificates or Con1pletion
"'ill be presented lC! those who at-
lc nd the four meetings. The series
is entirely free to those who en-
roll . •
Course in Oil
Drilling Planned
Applicants for the new t.:Rsa t o
start the Oil Well Drilling c..>urse
nre bring intervle"'ed at the Quid·
ance Cente r on the Buslnese and
Technology DJvlsion of the Long
Beach City College Campus at
1305··€aiit Pacific Co&!lt. Highway.
This will be the .(hlrd ye·ar that
the College hn.s offered th~B course
in cooperation with the National
Association of 0 ·11 Well Drllllf);g
Contractors. In June the members
or the first class to complete the
course received their Association
in Arts degrees a nd were em.
ployed by several of the California
contractors.
Th<' course is open to high
.school graduates and veterans
who can qualify and offt>rs an in-
dividual a splendid opportunity
for employment and advancement,
after graduation, In an industry
which has a great need for well·
trained young men.
The Guidance Center is . open
from 8 :00 to 5 :00 p. m. and 8:00
to 10:00 p. in. Monday through
F'riday. Further information may
·ti.so be obtained by calling Long
Beach 7-6481 .
Adventist Minister
Addresses Churc:h
on World Conditions
!\tr. Kenneth B. Perry of the
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Newport Heights changed the
topic of his sermon on Saturday,
Sept. 2 when he felt Impressed to
Dl111pute over eight tele'Viaton
sets ordered for 'Ken Niles' VU.b
Marina at NewpQrt Beach waa 'tn
superior court Frpday u Tur:n,er'•
Radio Co., of S&lf& Ana flied .Wt
for Sl,668.46 or for S3,940.T9
c laimed to be dUe '1nder a con·
tract of sale. " l
Sult is against the Ken Nile•
to. Md Mrs. Keln Niles, wife of
the prominent ~ntertaJner who
o perates the S\Y4nk Bayside/Dr.
mot el. I' f... It was allege that the .ales
contract wa!'I Jde with Mrs.
Niles la.at July 1 and that T\lr·
ner's Is ready to dellYer the eets
but that they h e been refused.
One cause of action 11eeke pay·
tnent or Sl.688.48 as the amOt.1nt
due ~'lnd another cht.tmed 13.940.79
Is due.
Moose Members
Plan Boat Ride
and Breakfast
Gov. H . H . Holbrook of N€'wport
Beach M008C Lodge No. 14~7 ,,it·
tcndrd the caucus held recently
at East Los Angeles No. 134. ltP.
said, et that time the So. Calif.
Moose Aasn. was divided Into four'
sub • dislrlc t.s of approximately
eight lodges in each district. Thia
result.a in a more convenient &nd
c-..uoy way or tra.naaeting the bull -.
ness or the district.
Gov. Kabana of· the San Bemar·
dlno Lodge wae elected preseident
of the newly formed District 4 or
which Newport Beach lodge is a
faetor.
Moose Lodge
Put in Dist~ 4
Moose Lodge No. 14~7 wtll be
hosts Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. to th1
members and women of the Legion
of the Moose. Sreakfut will be
served at •the Lodge hall located
on the ocean front and. Newport
Blvd .. at Newport Beach.
While the meettni' ls being con·
ducted. all the Women will . ta.ke
a tour of Newport Harbor ..iboard
Brother Al Anderson's bo&t &!I
guea~ of Mooee lodge 1457.
A large gtoup of guesta and
LegionnaJres are· expeoted. Feat i•
vitles will continue throughout the
day.
Fortnight Mcie).
Writes About
Richard's Market
speak on the condition of t~e The Newport Harbor i..rea ts
world and on the soon comlng ot again in the news through an
Christ Jesus, article on Rlch.lrd'a Udo Market
Condition• in Cz~hoslovakla, t.n the September flnt taaue of
Romania. Poland and Finland un-Fortnight Magazine en.titled "The
der the RU88l&n domination are Subtle Touch" under the headln&'
deplorable, he said. In many I of Buelneu and lnduatry.
places the people are not permit-[ The article credlt.e the success 1ed to t:.1ve Bibles and It la an of-I of the market to Oic~chard'•
fense punishable with death to I underatandlng of h~an)nature
possess one. Clothes cost such an plus a aound knowledge of bu.el·
-:.xorbltant amount that the aver· ness admJnlatration.
:tge person cannot afford to buy
'hem. Many people die ot 21tarva·
'.ion. he said. In spite of the op-
position. m.iny are being convert-
•ct, and they are .spreading the
Pomona Students Will
Return to Studies I
news of the aoon coming of Christ. Rel urning to Pomona couese
.Rt!Ur=I Veater , this year are two local atudente,
The local church la to be a re-Selim "Bud" Fl'anklin of Co8ta
lief center for the Harbor Area. Me&J. and Jlrn stef·rmstn of Co--
he ea.id, and offlcta.IA have sug-rona del Mar. Bud hu. Ju.It ;... ~ested that a month'e aupply of turned from R. 0 . T . C. camp Uld
food, clothes and dttalng be Jim will go next Ylear. Both Wm
kept on Mnd.. be lieutenant.a In iAe reser.ve.
The Medical cadet ,..n_ i. to ~Im. "'"° la majo~nc In ll!q1j.11
~the ti.,..
a.llTSftal meu.odl aM pen• al--... _ _.,_ ... ...,__ .-and dn.IJ\Attca. won the t: " be reactivated. Orange county a-. ...... u eo..iu..-.J........, .tM••
I. members will meet in the recre&· ~T-.--• ..,..I ..,. --
Uonal hall of the &!""lb Da.y --llnc' In Ute -l pe~, -------.. -----------fteue M8d...,. Wwrm111a......., '
t ( ) llepla.r hll ~ •• :: 0.. w ._., ( ) Jflitat 81111111 I
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I AdvenUat Church. 131f. N . Broad· giving play reviewj for tbe "'-r.
Be ...,.. aloo honOred II)' r way· Santa Ana. ·08 ~ ull:ed to join tbe ica•en. • from S lo 10 p. m. .tarting-Sept.
I 19. Any .... lntereoted ·1n Ibis ~
' Program altoald eend their name 'P.lllE8 tzirf i
In to tbe pUtor. -cl... ·ur;;~ ~ ,.,.... Illa
An aPJ>M) WU made II)' Kr. car --It..,... -·1n ;:;.t:
Pen')' for contrtbutioM to ftnlab parldnf lot. ~ 9 . C.
Ute cburch Iii> tllat It llllcbl be IQi Cllurcb at:. ....... AM;ff
dedicated lldO fl>ll. Bw.,.u.lnc-!led.~~~ '··
been~ -llle ~ MTIDO!rlllq. ,' ~ . •
To Discuss Zone
Changes on 17 St.
A meetl~g Will be arranged by
the Orange County Plarl.ning com-
mlMlon In the near future lo dls-
cuu informally a propoeed change
of an area on 17th St., between
Orange and Irvin Aves.. Costa
Mesa. from re11ident1al and agrl·
cultre to bueinesa zoning. This
wilt include the area planned for
de•elopment by W. T . Jefferson
and the Alpha Beta Market.
La.et week the commission rec-
ommended the petition of Fred
Lambert for an auto paJntlng and
body ahop on Elden Ave.. near
Santa Ieabel St., COJ'lt& M e&:l, on
condition hi& operations are not
conducted after 7 p.m. each day.
Petitions were presented both for
and against lhe applic:itton, with
29 signers favoring and 11 sign·
ers oppo81ng the permit.
1_1.te dinner dance Is a vanguard
to ~he big football gaR}e scheduled
for the folloWing day, September
SO. f . .inta Rosa Junior college will
meet Orange Coast college in the
Santa Ana Municipal Bowl in the
first o r a· serlea of lnter--sectional
gridiron tusales. The game will be
co·sponsercd by four Lion clube
In the beach prea: Seal Beach,
Huntington Biil.ch, Coet& Me.88.
and Balboa Baf.
Dr. Edward P'· Milum of Cor·
onal del Mar, pfleside nt of the Bal·
boaj Bay Lions club Is chairman.
auistcd by Duncan McAlplne of
Ne'fporl BC"-.lch.
Ttckets for the dinner and foot·
ball game arc available from all ' merpbers of the Lions club or Girl
Scoµt officers who are · asaieting
th" Li on.s in their program, they
are ~ Mrs. Carmelita Vincent, Mr&.
W'1fne Crowl, Mrs. Ted Ham-
broOk and Mrs. Wilbut Lake.
lllt ~ Froat NEWPORT BEACH Hubor W
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
TO SUIT EVERY NEED,
Amateur or Professional
Complcl.<> Assortment of Pipe
Fittings and Tools
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Complrtc Stock of
OLD COLONY PAINTS
SATURDAY LAS DAY! Save While We Celebrate • •• • Park Free!
· ·· Hercuf es · Poplin ·
Windbreaker Jacket
Bought apecial for Seara Birth·
day Sale! For work, for leisure
-thia putty gray color poplin
jacket ia ideal anytime! Zelan
treated, aanforized, won't ahrink
more than 1 o/c. Zip . front, 2
slash pockeu, aide inaerta. Small,
medium, large, extra large.
2ss
Hercules Gabardine Surcoat
Leave It to Sean to offer web uvtnp!
lackel la made of doeokln ttnlah pbanllne
talJy lined with rayon. Combination pocketa.
Navy blue, IUl"PC"e tan and blue cray.· 81.zea
II to '4. Pocket the aavt.np: now.
7as
Rec. t.98
Reg. 3.98 Boys' Cords
Umltecl 298 Qaantlly
Birthday Special! San!orlud,
Upper fly, four pockets, pleat·
ed ta>nta. Blue, brown 1Ien
pllidA Broken sizes.
i.29 Flannel Shirt
TJc
39c: Shirts, Briefs
Special 3 for I 00
Choice of Boys' rib knJt cotton
sleeveless un~de-rahirt. elastic
waist brief at one low price.
Boyvtlle sizes 2 to 8. Shop
Sears and Save! r:.; ..... _.,,..... __ _,... .. ~ ""·~ .• ,:,:. ·.,..· -~ '~ ',< ·.. >'"#:<!' •.
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Chain Drive Trike
With Tubular Steel Frame =:::,. = Onl¥1 14 66
' Red enamel frame with alum-
inum tlnlal!ed wlleeta, adluat·
able handle bars. Hn. rubber
Urea. 12-ln. front -
Only One of Many Styles to Choose From!
Boy's Gold Bond Oxfords
paU 4~s
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Come In oee the PLUS
styling bulll Into these
flne ahoes, Sewn Bar·
hour welttnr: rid!,
lull -ed anallnO
dyed leatben, beW,
•trlklnf potterna tor
campu. for buRqMI.
ror dreM! Double
blghly poll1hed.
Heavy double 90lel!
Check .These Birthday 'Best Bets!'
1.98 and 2.98 Claaaic CoUon Shim ··---··· 1.00
3.98 and 4.98 Cotton Houaecoata ······-·---2.22
5.98 and 7.98 Square Dance Dreaaea ···-··--···.3.99
19.98 Men'• Wool Sport Coata ········-·----.. :.1 5.99
8.95 Rayon-Nylon Gabardine Slacks --· 5.88
5.98 Men'• Cotton Sport Shirts·····---3.98
$35 Men'• Wa,.ield Gabardine Suitt __ . .24.88
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be il&iled -ell low llopo9 wur 9!"1od, °!11"" p 1&0. \iili • ~ mally --tO ~ """'',,. tajJeD. • ..,., • i. ..
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~.Mesa 9aptish ~· , , ~ f. '' \tl\.1'$
.., • .Beglnniag Sun.cby, Sept. 10, t).e ~ , .. y ...
ftnt.. Rapt._ Church Pt Ooeta
• A • I
Tacoma G.ie•if
Visit in S.lboa ·
j I BA.4·bi.rf '-71 . &tter a hica WL<!U
• • 1i.1t. "1tr, 1 ht.. 'fLJy k.E-e.11es ll~ ie76
Occa.n Blvd.., l?dlboa. 111.Jw. Piank
had lived tn Balboa du.dnc the war
and renewed acquaint.a.Dem wUb
btt many m ends there.
f1Jhlc bAdi. Mme to Taconl!l,
Wub., Jut Weck>Hday "'-'.U M_n.
Edna Pl&aJt and h er dal:lg hter,
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... 11l JJ•Y greatfr d.tvio~dl in open .. in6 u.p moft private land 'to hullt-
en than tile 'chip on u.e ~r'
~p1U.C:.1:!.br::n~T~y
~nnouncing
THE AFF ·ILIATION OF
--wW •ond ... :t a JW>lpr OWl'lce ~'" MassadlJs· etf. s ) . . .
llOU CLtlmwUU:-N-v ..........., ud ---~ •¥ lllPt lo tho now clubhome of lh•
Ooata ... Prldit.J" ~ Club at w. 1•u.. at. ... Aeebelm A.'1e., ••• HNa OOmmu.n.lty. The
.nwct""" cont:m• eaet eq•Ni feet and oi~ b•npet and meetlq. faclllt'tew.
A'str•ut aid Title l111r11ce Co1p11y -tile~ ot Doga!d w.
Polllmo•. tau. -mM''ne wW ~-held lll the
prime.,. ..,.rtmeo.t ot the eduea..-
tlonal unit, Mapolla a.ttd Santa
Ana avenuea, and will l.ccommo-
dste au the cbJJdren from 1begin-
nen to junlon.
Mr. and 111'9. Pere)' F . peiee•
are announcing th• marrlase ot
tbefr daurgh.ter lOM to Mr. Wal-
ter lob:ca Koa.tpmny of NaUck.
Jrfa.aaehuetta. TM ceremony wu
held ln The Fhlke Memorial Meth·
Friday Afternoon El~b Opens Fall
Season Sept. 14 with New Interest .
. -People do read the '#ant Ilda.
K ,, ..
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odlat church on Saturday mornlns A.a tall make.a It.II entrance m~· ... -------------September 2 at 10 o'ckkk.
Rev. John K . Montpinery, Wal· bera of the Costa Mesa Frid&y
ter's father, per1ormed the cere· Afternoon club are focusing at· tenUon on ·the opening day pro-mony. ).{1.sa Lots Montgom ery, m -•a•-• 1 Frid ~t 1' gra ... ~ or ay, ~ . u ,
FAC Junior Matrons
Entertjllin Husbands
at Dinner Q~n.c e .sister of the Jl"OOlll, attended the when the club will lneUtute ita
bride. The ,-room wu attended fir1t yea:r in the new clubhouae
by his college l'OW;Jlmate, Paul A_ .1 ... 11 ... b. tt··1 attair ot rttent · and Its secon~ year under the -._.... -Gorham. .1_ ... te y•• ....... .u-ner ·•-·--Joyed pruidericy of Mrs. Beina Kal9er. ...... -""-uau ....__ -Immediately after tbe cere mony Lundi.eon wlU be served a.t 13:30 by mem•rn of ta. Juaior M.atrooa
they left kn" Lall:e WIJ1pesaukee, aectign a( toe ro...-.. Meta Friday p. m. Ruervatlons are to be made ....._ in New Hampmihire tor the Labor with Miaa Alice Plumer, phone Atte.moon club uid their buebends
Day week end and on Tuesc!o.y .... ·tbe clubbouae. II.ore Utan ll:i Beacon ~08!5. A mua.lcal procram -will leave tw a ~ weefts" trip presented by ~ Ruth Amli9trong .-e ln uteodan<;& at the p.la al·
to CaJUonll& by way ot the Nat· Trio w ill feature the entertain· fa..i r. .,
local Par~ and San Francisco. Be~kll, dahliU and marigolm
JQe.o., ia the dal.Chtu or Mr. a.ad me~~lc a nd service projects. cul-w e.re ~ in tlle decora.tlorui. Fee·
" "' Mr•. P . F. S.Un~ ot !3061 P\rate tura.1 , educational and 90Ckll af· turin.c the potJudc: dioner menu - 1 RO&d , .crut Haven. She graduated t.a.ln give an over-all ~ pie· wett t.a.male pie, apac:betti and
· from the North QUJ.ncy Hl&"h meat ball•. toued _,,.d, apple ple .. l --i.... ~ it ...,. • • • school and' attended Simmons col· ture tor actlviti.e& planned during and coffee.
YQ&l•U oe,·er kno"' ho.\v &"ood l.ege in Bolton . before comtn• to the year. "Service not liel(" ie the u 1 ... hligh'1 ..... the #.Dl.erta.inment e theme chosen by Mrs. Kai9ff. ~ ........... OIUckm can tutf' until you tTy CalJforrlta w1th her parents, where were teats ot magic performed by
a F:r')'e.r trom she &TB-du&ted t.mm U. C. L. A:.. 1.D PrmJdPJlt'.a LdJa L¥dr: Neww.. waio •P'KW a.nd
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HOLLOWAY FARMS!., t he clo..ss ot 1948. She Is a Kappa In a letter to meJDbera Mn. "11\lfec:t h.l!t audJe.n.ce. · .
A.lpb.a net.a an4 Om.icron bl'&l. KaJser sap, "We are about lCit Door prise .,....,... were won by
Afttt !lel"Ying he'r lntemahlp at start a new clUb yea r· and !"thank 'Bernice ·Hadley. Malcolm Reh.I ,
tbe Los A»pJM V. A..~ u a 8..cb: one for put .belrll aad ..... Kr:. and KN. Jabil J . !fuzum,
student dietictan, a.be t.ranaferttd we aba1I bdv.e a m.ocs·<u.1 )'4M" Ethel Robe.rU, Eleanor Uell: and
to the Cuatll.u.g V. A. holpital ln ahead. To U..t end, we will Uy raye Trautwein..
....
01 hi ""' (ob ..... 79' ..
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UQhlly opicM, mad• wah ~
"-ar.cl '-h milk! Fluffy.._
fondonl kine full o1 pocallll
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&utter coffee cok• with frogront
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OOST A MESA
1'108 Hewpori Blvd.
CORONA DEL MKR
BOS <;out llll'h~
BALllOA ISLAND
%00 M..tne A veaUe
• LAGUNA BEACI\,
!115 Fon!l8t AWDlle
Framingham, Mau. a a.ew plan.. 4lridi.nc' our ~ Noftes-.. for u.e evening in·
Walter graduated tro.m North ahJp into n1De equ&I parta, each c:1likied Mmu. Bon:nle Grow, Vir-
QWncy High echool a.nd ente"4 dJYbion to be responsible for au ctn.kl Lopdon, Btancbe Willie.ms,
the Navy iJwnedlately Ypoa. cr&d· actlritiea for a moatb. Dorotby Mewman. DeJores Jrw1n.
uati.on. ae.rvtnc" three 7ean dllrinl' ''Look over your membership P'ta7Ws Dunlap and Georgia J ones.
World War ·D . A.tte.r nicel•lD&" bis li8l to flnd. wlUcb_mQPth you au Nat reiutar meeting of the
ditlc:harge, he a.ttellded SUta .Ana IU'¥'in,g On the.Committee <a»d OOD· MCtion la~ for Sept. 20 at 8
Junior co.Uece for one year, then ta.ct the cl'lairman few that momth, p. m.
transferred to the Univenlty of atatJnr what particular duUe. you
MMaachwtettll f1oorrl which he can best perfo rm. Duplicate Bridge
Winners Revealed
graduated, majoring In , c hemist ry. "I know v.·e shall ha ve some
Costa Mesa Circle
to Present
Public Radio Show
very interesting competition as
jeach and every one of us can do
aomethiag to m4.ke our club a Mn. A . W. Tummel and Deane
well ba.la.oced af!air, bol.i1 aociall.Y Tumme.I were wllutus eut-w.est
and financially. We ha ve a deb! and Mis . .lal:lo.bel Fullerton and
to meet for our lovely new home. Mra. Ro)' Stroll'•~ high ~rers
Interest ing plans a re being so let's . .i ll get together a nd push. north-south bl the duplicate bridge
map~d by Ctre:le S of tAe Costa "! know you are o U willing and game bdd Maaday evening in
I Mesa Coll'.lnw nlty Ql;urcll WSCS ready to hel p make our club 100 Costa Meea.
roe a public ·•wt.;com~ to Holly· per cent in every way and Will JiLUll~up ealt.-weat were Mr. f wood" rad io show t o bt! put on strive for our own bett erment ancl and Mrs. Robert Dischner; Glenn
Sept. 22 a t 8 p. m. In the auditor· that ot the community." ft.wt and E. E . Bn&ee! Mrs. Mar·
~um o f the Mnip !ichc ol, Co!ltn Corarniltt·n Ch1lirmt·n I gar et H olme• and Mn. Hugh Stet· Me~...__ . N ew oommiltce be.ads are : on; Mrs. EAelJ LaVllie and lo"'ra.nk .
Dcugia.s Hinf!f:Lly. popular local Mmes. Bertha Tillotson. cuia t or of R eed; Mrs. Charles Boe.T'dman antl
resident, will , a.ct as master of seet ions; Kenneth Ste\vart. chair-MrsR. J am es J ohnsobn . t h cenmonte. for Uk-program which . uDl'lers·up nort · sou . wet!?
i• patterned alter the origina l man, Bertha. Tillotson. Geor~c Mrs. F~nk Reed ·:.lad Mrs. P eggy
J F'"', p.rogram. A. J . Lupton, chair· J hn . M d .,_ Fr d ack McElroy radio ahow which is man, Charles Andrews, member· o 110n , r . an -...-.,. e
broadc·l.Sl daily. ship· William Willibms chairman Johnaon; )Ira. kobert Brown and
Thef't' will be a variety ot p rizes · ' ' Mrs. George Magruder ; Mni. Arn· My ra Sprague, Ray Cozad. How -ld G d J Wll p Including an orchid tor the oldest d Bal . o a.uer an oe cox; erry lady in the audience, a "gooct ar mer, Sam Kins.fat.her. W. McAdoo and Dt-. H . Gardi~.
E . 1:-&chenmyer, ways a nd mearss : In ••-~-~-~•nt' ~-· T • nei&'hbor.. prize and a birthday J errolcl Spangler, r entals; uoc -.-t.er ..-..... .....~. our
award. Boyd Robert.Ii, h 0 u. • e a n d nament held on Sunday afternoon
Home t alent · will be featured. grounds; MaX Schachne.r. bospi· Wlhe
1
1cwlnne
1
rw were Mr. and Mni. Joe
acts to lncJU<kt musical a.n d dance tnJity · J ean Le\\.•rence chairman ox n nortb-eouth posiUon
numbeni a nd akita. Proc~ds will Flore~ce EJghmey R~berta De~ and Mrs. Georre MagTuder &l'ld
go toward the building fund of Ja ney, Vivian H!D~y, callin.c and Mn. JameA ChUven playing east·
the church. Ticket.a a.re 50 cents1 courtesy: Ge-or ge F ox. muaic; Otia w~
each. Weatherwax. community service : nnera,..up north • eouth we.re
' ·Harbor Zonte Club
Claude Anderson. art ; A.H. SmeJJ. ,Fred M~ and E . V. Vinton:
Califo rnia hi.story and la.ndmarka: Mrs. Donna Balley &Qd Dr. H .
Ber tha Tillotson, E . 1_ Moore, P. Gardiner: Mre. Robert Brown and
A. Chamberlin, budget; Miu 4.Jiee A . D. Wetherby; Mn, JIUPlet Mof·
Plumer, reservations : Miu Bett y fat and Mn. Richard -~rtholo~
Kl rtlJr.,,,p~_,.~:...:.: • . . . mew: Mn:, . ..Harry Sch1lhng. ~<J
to Open Year With
l..!!11~111~· ~t I I d. ! l ~ .c~l y 'l..111'p<"gt1111ftext
TbvnO:ly, ( . IC') t'Or the .Zonta'
club at Newport Harbor , organiza-
tloo ol uecuUY~ women. The first
meetiq wtU be a Luncheon at Bay
Shorea cate. Newport. New busi·
nega introduced d uriog t.h e sum·
mer will brought up at the meet·
ing, with Mlldred Stanley pre:sid·
Ing as ne\\.' president.
'I Choose to Serve'
is Sermon. Subject
at Lutheran Church
Sermon tHeme Sunday, Sept. 10.
11 a. m. at Ule Newpor1. H&rboT
Lutheran dulrcb wiH be "I QlOOM'
t o Serve". Thls ta ooe i.n a aermoD
series, .. Ky Miulc.,"' u civen b)'
Pas tor Herbert Roth.
SIK.tl® ~!k.lnclude: MLsa Wm. Vopia Ot.noo. .. Ly~;;f~~~&nd en.tu: Bast .. .up ..-...weat ,wee..\ilr.
Mmes. Gunning Butler. booka; P. il.nd Mrs. V'rank Reed; Mr. ;A . W .
A. CA&mberlin. bridge; H . B. Mc· Turnmel and H . 8 . Holli•. Mrs.
Murtry, g . .irden; George Fox. Arno1d Gasse r and Cha.rle11 J ester:
homecratt : Burl • G row, J un lot Mn. A. D. Wetherby and Mrs.
Ma trons. Carl Benson ; liln. Mildred Lyllf
Rev. Paul Babb itt
To Speak Sunday
on 'Adequate Faith'
and Mre. George CarTott.
The N.ewport Harbor Dupllc&tt'
bridge dub wttl hold tts nezt reC"U·
Jar mttttng on Monday etening,
Sept. 11. al elcbt o'clock in Frida)'
Afternoon club bowie. All lntereet·
ed bridCe playen are Invited to
play.
Young Methodists
at Camp Radford
Beeauae ot the teneion of tl'le8i'
timea, the Rev. Paul Edward Bab·
bil l will preach next Sunday at
11 o'clock in the Community
Church ot Corona del Mar Oil the
subject. "An Adequate Faith tor
These ,,mes." Tlmet like these
demand a larger faith than '"The Ten young people frora Utt> Ooeta Mesa Com.muaity Chureti Falt.h of our Fathers." We need tt din th In tit t t
... ------------------------•!to ha..-e • talth ot OW' own-a 'lre a en g e 1 u e a faith lllrong e.noUp to CUTJ' wi Ounp Radford, Sept. U .
EVERY WE.EK ••
BR~T SHOP
... Newport Aft.. OOSTA )fl!8• BN: • ..
throu&h the difficultie. of titre. ~ In the poup &"8 Donna Nelaon.
'nte chotr, undet" the dii'ec Uon A.nn Cra.Wfor4. Helen. Sandi, Bellf.
ot M'll)' Batten Steffenan, will erly Thompson, Keo Flsller, Tb01'1!1 ~Inc, ''Come. Chrtala.na. Join to Jo Tho U"pcoa. J.la.IDy F1aher, Bo~
SIJitl' Allel!Ma.,"' by Gillette. The McClellud., Ok-. QrUfJth U C
congreptioa will enttt into a niollunl TbomPMJL
"Prayer for Peace." The Suladay Rew. J,• .. H. 'lbMt)WQll. pY-
ocbool, wltl! Mn. Raymond Bar-tar ot U!e cbU-. ...., ~ been
vey aa auperint&ndent. will open '""""' • tile f11<1!1t7, _.,.....
Ile fall aCtlvtUM &Dd ct•s a on 9Cl Die .,._,~ Other ~ --·---•-···••oa •·-•u~ Sundoy. C!Jtl•e. are pro.wed for ..__~ .,.._.., !•-""':"' ~ -an apo. llr. Md lln. ,._ -llr. -
Mr1. Dannis Hogland
Honors Departing
Costa Mesa Matron
--Mias patty Willi•"'•
to Enter Universjty·
of Arizona
Good ·Turnout For
FA C B 1idge Section
Fourteen ' \ables ot bril1g" nnd
canuta we~ In play at .thl· lat·
eat meetlng o{_ the bridge section
ot the Costa ~·~caa Friday After·
noon club. " · .
Mrs. Heinz ~Iser, club pr t'.si-
dent, was ho~sa . nMl.strJ IJy
Mrs. W . B . Me'llott anll M rM.
Cha rl t!s F . Han<U" r A salad lunrh·
eon W&.8 l hC' prel'~-to th<' nrt Pr-
noon or cards. Tqmat of>S s tu rfe.I
with tuna prov!(kd ... top Olt'nu
ra~~ards in . br1dJ;::~ \?'c nt to Mrs.
Ray Saxrnan, hii.:h ; J.t1·1J. <"hnric·!'I
H . McAlnry, ~;1•;·i.nd., and M rs.
Jean La"'•tt'ncc, cun.Suln.tJc:1n. 'l'!lblt•
p rizes wcrt' prl'St'nll'tl the t.•ana..'llll
playf't S. ,
Next meC'ting or lht' &('(:lion
w ill ht! h eld J.'rh.Jay, Sl·pt. :!:l, ot
12:30 p. rn . in thl' l'lt1bhousc.
Host csst.·s wl!l If.~ A1rfl . ltuby
Chen ~;. 1'~r.s. Ut'tlha 'fi\lot:i0¥
and ~f rs. J [-an l..nwrl'n<'<'. lt1'!"lo?t-
vallo11B arl' lo br nn1de ''' I t h
Mrs. Chnr lC's Mc Alnry. phonC' B t>!l.
~700-W.
Parents Visit
Mrs. Paul Butcher
Dr. antl M rs. Paul Butcher of
Santa Ana Avt•., Costn Mesa, t:.;d
as recent hou~· gut:Hts Mr a1u.J
Mrs. Bernard Erlich of N~wport.
Ore .. parents or M rs. Butche.r. .. -
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Of LOS ANGELES
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and lenders the protection given by the
resources and experience . of California's
largest titl~ insurance company. Officers,
I
staff, and place of business are unchanged.
Validated parking for customers in"V"Lots.
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416 North ]\fain Street, Santa Ana • Telephone Kimberly 2.23,
Between 19ith and 2oth on Newport Blvd. COSTA .MESA
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Our EVERYDAY' MPat Prices sound l
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T-BONE STEAKS ...................... 79c
CIGARETTES .45
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smµ>IN STEAKS ... . ... . . . ... 79c No. 2 Can Sm. whole 2 !or 49¢
ROUND STEAK .. 8'k 12 01. pkCJ. Mixed Veg. • 21 1'
POT ROAST . .............. 39c
7-BONE I:OAST ........ ··i· . . ... 49c
ROUND BONE ROAST ........... 53c
FRESH GROUND CHUC ........ 49c
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16 01.
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pkg. PEACHES
pkCJ. STRA WBY
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pkCJ. RED RASPBY 39¢
• No·. 2 c:an Sliced ..• 2 for 45 1'
No. 2 can Cut . . . 2 for 39 1'
Dole'; No. 2 Tin
PINEAPPLE JUICE
2 for
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"'47c BACON
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Rancho
TOMATO SOUP 3 !or 2~
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Pt. .
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125' Roi Waxed Paper. 20 -
40 Waxed Sandw. lklgs • 10*
20 lge. ~h lacJs • . • • 10'
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••••••••••••••••• 0000: s seessuuseu s sesscsssc so ••••• --~--....:... 1~50-. -• Janice J;n~~--Aw~rdedi~;~=,:.··~:~J!~~~:.
• B. l.·Y. C. Monroe Memi>rial T rQphy :-E,:!~::;~~:::1::1 :; PllESS-8
Janice J 'ens en, 1~-year-oldl•-------------
lllt881E SUTHERlA.NO, 221 -Mth 8l-, Newpurt Bnela. poreteu
aad reU.red r311road uie.-raphm-, •till ~ to keep her "key ~ .... at a 60 \vonl pt>r· minute level. Thousb 72 year. old -
. die kffPll bWJy wrltlnl' poPtry, k~ptnc up her love ly prdea and
ba)i.nl' old hou~ and transforming-thl'm Into "hom6."
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Telegraph . Key to Typewriter
Nutshells History of Newport
Poetess Bessie Sutherland
At Cl time when girls were only sup~ed to becom€ school
teachers and store cl ~rks r c!uring the Spanlsh-An1e rican war period)
Be•ie Sutherland, Newport Beach's poetess who lives at 221 -3~th
St., waa busy getting a job as a telegraph operator. "Pa waa agalnst
my workinl' as a t elegrapher ."" she says. "He didn't want me working
anyplace w here all the trainmen
would be coming if\ ~wea ring. But 1 phores. BeMie laugh• thl.!t off as
J told Pa l had hl•O..r him .9Wearing being as easy 11!1 ro lli ng off a log.
and I didn't gel paid fo r it.'' Be.CJ-"Did ·..l lot of climbing when I was
le II . ,. these a kld." she says. s sn1 es 1n r1 ·1:1ea 1ng
"'Wt:: operators u&t:d to kill a
words. Jot of time by chatting over the
"After that f'n tl1dn"t s ay too wires wh~n the re waa a h..111 in
much and I !>!tru·l~I a~ n te legraph business, although some of the
operator during th1: Spanish-senders w ere difficult to r ead.
Ame:rtC&.11 war", BPSAit' added. There was one feUow whose
daughttr ot Mr. and Mn. Robert
Jensm Gt sa.n DtmU and Balboa
llland waa flt&t girl ever to win
Ba1bca l!lland Yacht club'• moat
covct~d o.wn~. the M onroe Mcm-
orto.l trophy, it was discovered
when · the club-held its annual
trophy prcsentnUon and e lection
of of/lc8rs Thur.sday evening, Au-
gu.1t 31, o.t Balboa. Yacht club.
commodore H4Jdenfta-n preeid-
~d a\ \be meeung. Named &11 Qf-
tl~en tor the coming year weft:
Benny Benjamin, commodore;
Noel Barlow, vice-commodore:
Tony· Torrance. real" commodoR;
C~ Eyman, secretary. They will
u.aume duties next year in the
nrst week of July.
Announcem~nt of Miss J ensen's
award wa..s made by Bil l Bangs,
m em orial trophy chairman, who
gi.Vfo-"meda18 for the ten standing
llJaheat In com~tition for the
Uppb7, which goes to. the one
with the greatest number of
'points s arnered in all event.a
throuc-t.out the eight weeks sum-
mer period. T aking medal9 were:
2, Rea.r Commodore-eltct Tony
Torrance; 3, Phyllts Rawlins; 4,
CommodQre Bob Halderman: fi,
Mona Rae Barlow: S,/Bill Twt1t;
7, Frank Williams : 8, J~ Jonee:
9, A.nn Rawlins: 10, Nancy O'Dell.
H onorable mention WU CIVen to
thOBe through 20th place.
Banga also presented the Miri-
am J(Jrk Memorial trophy for
Snowbirds t o T11by Kirk and _ the
Burl John.son ~1en1orial trophy
for dlngh.lea to Phyllis RawUn.!1.
Sailing ch-1irn1an Gene Be.um
preMt:nled flr:-il. second nnd third
place t rophies for the July series
la Snowbirds as follo\vs: I . Com-
modore Bob Halderrnan; 2, Mike
Baum: 3, David ' H er ringt on. In
August aerl ,s to: 1, Commodore
H"aldcrman; 2, Fre-d Miller: 3.
Toby Klrk. In July series, Bal-
bc-1 dinghies: 1. Tony Torrance :
2, P hyllis" Rawlins: 3. Roger Bol -
vey. In August series: l, Tony
Torrance: 2, Phyllis Rawlln1; 3,
Micky Smith.
Rear Commodor€ Noel f)e.rlow,
in chargc of paddh!board&, read
the paddleboan.I rea:ulta In vari-
ous· agC' groups as follows: 4 to 7,
boys and girls, 1. Bill Twiat : 2,
BUI Boyd ; 3, Marshall Wright.
First place received a trophy, soc-
ond silver medal -.ind Lhirtt. blue
ribbon , prt.-aented for eights week ..
con1pt>tition.
P.1ddfr Bilerds
EvtdenUy BeR.Sit• set a gt)Od ex-touch was especially hard t u
ample for the rest of h t·r family. read. The only Lhing I could fol-
AJI of tben1. lhret.• younger broth· low when he \l»l.8 pounding the key F~r paddle boards, 8 to 10, glrl1:;:
era and two !ti&le~. ended up by would be routine routing , order9 j 1, Pt-g Hadfield: 2. J ean J ones; 3,
poundJng telegraph kf'ys for a llv-that I practically kne\\' by h€'"nrt Ml..l r)' Lou Lloyd. 8 t o 10. boys
ing. .. . . . I :::i.nyway," she added. I. Dill D~Wltt ; £. Steve Rose: 3,
Born In the hlur-.,,rass section Evt'n after retiring Bes~ hal! Nick Partch. 11 to 13. girla. I ,
boys, l , Tony Tornnc~ 2, Tom
Cwmln1ham; 3, Micky Smith. H
to 16 ctrla. 1, Janleto Jensen: 2,
Ann Rawllna; s , Carol Eymin..
14 to 16, -boy•, 1, Bob Halderman:
2, David H e rrington; S, Noel Bar-
low.
J.n the n.nnu91 llround·the-18.land
rowing event, prizes were aw4rd-
OO. fir11t to Benny Beqjamtn and
David Henington, with John Hf!f'~
ting ton Ill coxswain; second, to
Mike Baum and Ron Be.tson, Bll ..
))' Batson u Cox.twain.
Mrs. Wa7p~ WIUtan:is. diving
cb:llrman, rand Cbe results for lb.at
division: 4 to 7. boys a.nd glrla,
1. Bill Twist; 2. Carol Williams;
3, Marshall Wdght. 8 to 10, girl!.
1, Gene J ones; 2, Gall White; S,
Mary Lou Lloyd. 8 to 10, boys, 1,
Richard Hoertig; 2, Steve Rose;
3. Bill DeWitt. 11 to 13, g1~ls. 1,
Judy Swimm: 2, Elc3.flot Cuthri1;
3. M ona Rel' Barlow. 11 to lS.
boya, 1. •Mike Vaile; 2, Bob Mar·
t'tn : 3, T odf:1 white. 14 to 18, girl&.
1, Nuncy O'Dell: 2, Janice Jen-
sen : 3, M ary Welker. 14 to 11,
boys, 1, Frank Wlll!am~; 2, Bob
Ibbot son; 3, J oe Guthrie.
Fancy Dlvlns
Jn roney Jiving for boys and
&"irls : 1, Bob Jbbotaon: 2. Frank
Wllllams; 3, •Judy Swimm.
Mr11. l-lon.11.Jd Burlow, swlrn1nln.g
chairman, rt.·a\J re:sults: 4 to 7,
boy1 ond glrls , 1. Bill Uoyd; 2.
Gary Lt1we: 3. Bill T\visl. 8 to 10,
girl8, 1. Jean J ones; 2. Gall White ;
3, Peg Hadfield. 8 to 10. boys. l ,
Hank Kyle ; 2, Richard Hoertlg;
3, Steve Roee. 11 l o 13, gffla. 1,
Mnno Rae BRr)O\\.'; 2. J udy
Swimm : 3, Elitenor Cuthril'. 11 lo
13 , boys, l , Tony 'forrance: 2 ,
1:io.ul LivadPrry; 3. ~1ike Vaile.
14 to 16, girls , 1. Janice Jensen:
2, Nancy O'Dell; 3, Ann Rawlins.
14 t o 18, boys, 1, FrlUlk Williams:
2, Noel Barlow: 3~ Fred Miller.
Comn1odore J . A. B~k was ask-
ed to say a few \vordR, a fter
which he and A-frs. BE>ek were pre-
sented with R beautiful silver tray
ln appT-eciatlon for their many
years of devoted work for Balboa
laland Yacht club which they were
lnstrun1ental in st.artlnK 27 years
ago and uf which each of t heir
three son,'J has se1 Vl•d ·ns commo-I
dore.
Commotlore Haltl~rnvin then
prt>se.ntt:tl tokt!ns of appreciation
for l'heir t•ffurtl'I to tht! varloll9
chairmtin, Mr. Ba.u1n, lfrs. Y.'il-
liaml'l anti Mrs. Barlow and al.So
tu his grandmother. M~. Guy
Halderman. who assisted with the
picnics. H e thc>n turnf<l lhe ml."el·
1n_s-over tu Benny Benjamin, \¥h-O
1irc1;1>ntPd Bob with the pr.i;t com-1
mv<lor1··~ J.:"3 Vl·I. provided for .by
~.fr:.;. !{c~:~1 th ~fo:·g14.1_ 0t K~nt uc;y. ~:'Ile 1 lhin~~h~hat kept her old telegraph k ey with Mona Rae Barlow: 2. Phylli!-1 Raw-
t me . as 1.: Ulnge< a ot 0 be ~g: her a.nd practices with It occaa-Jina; 3, E leanor Oulhrie. 11 lo 13 JunJon 0an<'f' ~ lhl.11 k wt1rW.-1 "Usclll rto -~ f 8 lonally. She run still send and re-boys, l , Tom Cunninghan1; 2. T om Aft'-'r tht:: prel'lentnllon a group
orse8 lllH pre •:r WUITicn . ruJ\V . I I I I I I l J . J z h I b . I .. I " I h t
club Su.nc!Cy afternoon WU young
-Algfr. II, ·23881 Pin.IA! Rd ..
CUit Havm.
Bruce 4Jld brother John, 8,
were pl~I'· probably "cowboys
and tnJ " on the bluff when
the elder· y .... tumbled into the
c~tul. FtUce.. officer J ohn Lar-
son rupotjded ·to a call for aid
a,nd pulled \the paJ.ntul barbs from
Bruce'• _left foot. He then es-
corted ~ hrothera harfie a n d
warned thtm about their danger-
oua ptaygrpund. ,-._OF HA.VJHO fflf~
H191a~ Dept. Frowns for hys •••Girls .
on labJ Shoes · frtll Crib tin Colege
JunkJr'a \baby ahoea may be a r'-4 · ~
precioua rqemento, but they are I b· I .-1 out or place .dangling rrom the a r en DO ery
reu-vtew mirror of your car, the i
etate highway patrol ~ports. I ~ 1795 ·Newport Aft.
The patrol also IBBued an offi-COSTA ·MESA
ct&l frown on napping birds and
other gadgets calculated to di s-
tract the driver'• attention.
Preaent-day drivillg Is hazard· -+Opportunity Is knocking In
ou1 enougti wLthout intentionally / I CLASSIFIED ADS.
addinl" to ~he danger, patrol of-Classified adl cost lttlle, do much.
tlclala declared. 1 ,
·Exclusively Ours
Makers of Mexloo"s M
BeauUful Han<I l'alnted
S~!rls
Now priced lower thui
South of the Border
995 1295 1495 _.,,,
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Now •bowing a complete ~on of band lkJWted
uid hand screened . wool cliiffiii" aklr& BDtl ow.
S 18 Marine Ave.
VIRGINIA FIELD KNOWS •
''\Ou c:anl m ke a bad
cup· of -~·B'' . I
YOu.ge:t sever~) wo rld-famou1 coffeef in i\J .J.B. Cl1oice rare •ari-
, etid witi1 ti1e fine8t flavor and rragr~1ce nl,tait1ttble. Blended to-
' getl1e r tl1ey are in sucl1 perfect flavnt l11.1la.nce tl1ut you can brew
' \ l\'l .J.B stro11~ mild, in-hetweer1 and g~t perf eel rcaulta rvery time.
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M.J.B d oet1 not roa1t all of its coffJ l•cane at onee. "'"Jndi vidual
he.an r oa111ir1 g" bring! out tl1e n1oxin1L111 flavor of •~vt"'ry rare, ric h
bean itt tl1 ~ luxury blend. AnJ J1i gl1tt poseiLle vacuum lock. ill
_ ..,.ery bit or th~ extra goodne86 unli it r eachea your cup:_
h ent uc Y 1wa. t~tcl ()r l a.silt ceive 60 \VOrda n n1inute, which 1 Jo!W!'ff: 3, Tot.Ill \Vh!Le. 1'1 to IG, of the juniors s tnyf'tl tu daucl'! at I
h t .1. ti th Is cons1< ered a norn1.11. rate or a 1 gr s , . an1ce enst-n ; , Ann l e c u w1l i .~nr: uor o\v as os . set'ma l a 1 s It• u e r way o~ ... 1· • ~-N O'D " ~-M 1 M a.ro~' abe coMine'n~. g~ operat&P. ·-1ns, ....,.,... ancy -ers:-14 to '"'1.-..1pqru11~ wt~ r. ant on: •
-. Enj 'ti 12 y working-in lhe Eastern part of 16. •boYJI, 1, Frank Williams; 2,. Robert Jen!'lcn. ~fr. nnll Mrs. Rob-
Only
2V..' A CUii
for the
finest coffM
you con ouy t
N t ~ -~~yi bout hears · B K entucky l"feudl.n country." ea.ys Bob· Ha lderman ; 3. Joe Guthrie. ert J on1·s and A1r. and Mrs. Ron-
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_,.._ mi th" t h ehr age. e,•2• Bessie had iL'l ahue of exciting BEmnle Benjan1!n, vice·comn10-a.Id Bario\\.·. Young pt-ople includ-s e ,.,_.re!'I a s e =M !Ileen .
yeera e-o by and e njoyl'd e\"t>rv one moments. Peopk! went really w:Ud dore, read the _rowing r~sults cd : Ann Ra\'llins. Phyllis Raw-
l th Sh b . ·0 on payC.1y, s he says. On the flr1t They were: 4 to 1 , boys and girls, llns. Carol ILyman. Janice Jen&en. o em. e y.·as oin in on·1 th 1 Bil Twi 2 .1 3 N . ll II th t t .k of e month the ra.I r oad ran a I ., I st; , B1 I Lloyd: . Barba ra Brothers. Sandra ico , ern • ·..l name a niay s n e ~ I J ~ · I t ped all St Ba 8 t 10 · I I E di h '! · E h J h respon1tlve chord with racing-fans. spec a pay taacin. l • op_ at even um. o . gi '. s. , t n art1n, st er o nson,
Seema that I. frien d of Bel-lsie's of the plac~ where !tect1on ga.np Laurel \Yrlght: 2, Ga.JI While; 3 . &nn:y Benjamin, Bob Halderman.
named 8 horse a.ftt'r her h<>me· we.re working and the payme.ster Patty Parker. 8 to 10, boylt'", 1. David H errington, Tony Torrance.
t Th ho D .1 k ' k d paid all the wages In cold cash. Ron Baston: 2. Jerrv Su:; 3. Da-Buster H<\nlmond. Toni Cunning· awn. e rse. one ra1 . le e vid O'K f 11 t · 13 ·,1 I h T b K " k J h K up a quartet of fleet heela around Guardf'd :\fon1·y ee e. o . gi s. · am. o Y 1r , o n ensey,
th Ch -•111 "--•.1 d Mona Rae Barlow; 2, Phyllis Rav.·-Tom Jones. H ubert ~1uch and Noel e U.1"-11 a...ruw11S mi e·an -a-Bes · 1· QU.;Jrter track to win th·r 1913 s1e 1ved in an old storeroom lins; 3, Karen Andre. 11 to 13,, Barlov.·.
where the money was held before
Kentucky Derby. pa_yment on the next day and one
Beale turned to poetry as an night before payday she wa'
answer to the problC'm of loneli· awakened at midnight by a
neas that seeJtt.s l o afflict ~ost wrenching noise. Beasie picked up ~.eleSJ1lphers. Sht• has writleii a gun and went to investigate. Not
about 1tw~. ~t' klhre,. l hucknrl redf finding anyone she went back to
pqfD}!:. ,,,. _upn C() p ra r o.. ·-~'.-... -: . ~C '~-11~ l\ad "'• -!<'!". ,: ~iiili--·""". """ ·in;.w.:o.'.d· o~ttb11'!1rt!W tn n-~v.~p1':p~:-... · • .....,..u•· r'-""'"' !
She wrttell when tht' urge hits the stor.eroont and found thal
her o.nd tindR tha.t fl •i\V i!"r!i af't" the som~ne hatl be('n t~ylng to enter
ea.sleet to write about. "I just the p.·1ce and_ had pr1~d looiie tome
. .. of the tr-on window ben1. but noth-
w:te w;:.!s comes Liilo m.v 1n1nd, ing was n1lasing. Watchjnl Bel-
a ~:~p Be~i·e nlso rnu nrl time on sic's eyes light up when ahe tella
her job with the C'111r1nnati. New the sl?ry ~a kea you wonder If lhe
Orleans and Texas f"'uc ific lo du a weren l diaappointed when she
ma.n-.lzed bit nf \\'O rk. Besides faun_~ no reason to . use that load-
kttplng up tht• cnmmunicaUorui: ed n e Me wu toting.
end ot ht"r job. Be.s~ic wa.s rMJUirt"'d When not wrillng poetry or o~
to lcod and unloall ba.ggage and eratlng a telegraph. Bessie found
help tra.nafer carload.s of veal time to rai~ a Urge fam ily al
calvea. s ix c hildren, thrtt boys and thrtt
ClJn\bt'll Puh"' g1rls. One of her sons. Thomas
If thi3 didn't keep her busy Price, hu put• a "lot of calorie• on
enou.-b, she 1:1iintx>J signal poles local yacht.emen in his capacity of
to put up lhi• nt•l"c&~ary .!ft!lllB· chef at the Newport Harbor Y...icht
club during the aumn1er seaeon.
Te le-fun
by Warren Goodrich
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In addJtlon to poetry, Beute
has also written some s h ort stories
and once wrote a nlovie scenario.
The scenario is one of her bi. dJa..
appointments In life. '.A Jong lime
back, s h e wrote the scenario ca.lled
"Siience." She had It OOPJri&hted
and never heard too m uch •bout it.
Later on she heard that a motion
picture ~Pll'>Y had made a pic-
ture by "'1.at n..11ne . Alter aeeing
the film she was convinced that it.
was b8Jted on her 1tory.
She hired a "btg name lawyer"
Lo loolc out for her lnt.e~ but
the only thlng he could do was to
prevent the movte company from,
showing the fi1-l. Thl9 ''woukbt't
helj> me any," says Bessie, eo ...
dropped the Iq-al action.
Evsn tltough retired. -otlll
hu kept aH•e many of her ln-
teree:t.8. A.aide from poetry ahe
spends a g ood deal of her time ln
gardening. Anothe r hobby ill llU.y-
lng up home.s that are tn poor con-
dJtkm and fixin.s them up ao that
they J~ bom~r> ~ b&ve o
goed reaie value.
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lnLlne:r-.. 1 can tell more about
-pie rr-. Whal llley •Y alloul
ll>elJ" dop UW. fl'om wtlal lDJ
my ihou.t t.bem.elvea.''
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What a lot of hot water a gro ing family uses! Add a new
automatic clothes washer or ishwasher, and the amount
of bot water you require is increased still more. But w ith
gas, you need have no worri about either supply or cost.
Gas heats water three times-ii ter than any other practical
fuel ... keeps hot water aplro on rap all the time. It does
this ar far lower cost, too. A ne automatic gas water heater
large enough for both your nt and future needs. ii a
wonderful value, too-priced Ibwer than other rype beaten.
For more information., see yclar dealer or Gas Compan7.
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W.Je11 Hl ... 1lya • New M~mb'ers
at Mesa Church .. Entertein Niece •~ . ,
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N.W members joihl.ftJ' the P"lnt
Bapµat church of Co.ta Me!'& on
Sunda7 Included Jin. C. E . Mc-
Winn, Donald Pohlman, Coata
M~3.: WWtam Buckner, Corona
del Mar: EUgeoe Ray OaULD, A.na-
heJm and Mr. and · Mra. Kraus,
Santa Aria.
Cl.Uiwed ada coat lltUe, do much.
Mr. anc11 Mn. W~ i-lllz>MIJ>
of 1911 Sant& Ana .A:se.,1 OOllt.a
Meaa, have been entertalnlns
tbetr niece, KIM Jerry Johneon of
Oklaboma City. Mtq John.Ion
made the trip here by plane. . ------
R eturned from a motor trip
which took them u tar north u
Oregon are M.r. and Mrs. Al Hol-
l11ter and l<Nl of Coeta Meu.
ln Hig · Sleries Girls to Meet With Home From Las Vegas Entertained by
Mr. an , Mn. can.ton M . Moan, Beverly Thompson,. Mr. and Mn. wur1am •. Mrs. Ruby Cheney
1150 N~rt Boulevard. Coat.a gart. owners of the Anchor Tra -
Me-. have concluded an enjoy· Tho home of 0 ·ver~ Thom-n ~ 07 r--• er Port, 1·521 N--..rt Blv ·, able week·a 110joum in the HJgh .,67 •-•• st ~~-M w1U --~ ... l .s:.o• .. ner .• ............. . e8&, have returned from a vacau
Stenu. · · be the meet11" place for me1nbera trip to t...s V-a.e. Nev. '""Mt Pointe vlAlted Included General ~e •'"!JI
Grant and King's Canyon Nation· of th& World Frtendlblp Olrla of made the Desert Inn their h*
al Parks, wtth the bulk o f their the Cotlta Me!!Ca Community quart.en and' whlle away vtaltAld
time being 11pent In Yoeemlte. Method.lat Churc'"' who will as· Boulder Dam. The McTagcart-... · soaked up a lot of eun11hlne .,.t
eemble Tuesday, Sept. 12, &t 7 .:ire glad to get back to the c1Jbt
p. m. . I \ocean bro<.... j -People do read the want adA .
Vt..llors entertained during the
p&At week at the Coeta Mesa home
ot Mn1. Ruby Cheney. 249 Flower
SL. ~re Mr. and Mn. Cb.ariea
Paul or Loil Angeles and Mr. and
Mrt. Rdbert McKemy of CoVina.
Opportunity la knocking lo
CLA88IFir:i> ADS.
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NEWPORT SMORGASBORD LUNCHEON-Members of the
Conchita Park>r, Natl\'e Dauchtera of the Gor..len West. Natl\•r · \
Dau«hLen unit for t.he Newport Harbor e.1''6. staced a flm orc,""4-
bord lunchoon at thet.r rerular Q1eetln1 Wedoe8day. Pictured ar<'
(Ufe-to rll'ht) '1\trs. Bernie Balley, food chairman; Mr8, ll:1rry
I.act'" J>88l president, and Mn. Raymond Herms. president.
Conchita Parlor
Achieves Success
With Smorgasbord
Mrs. C. A. Herberts
Entertains For
Ohio Visit.or
AnothC'r clecldrd succeM Wa! When Mr. a.nd Mrs. Walter B.
aci'licvcd by membr.rs of Conchita Gustin of Dayton, Ohio, tcrmi-1
Parlor. Native D3ughters of the nated a. Costa M esa sojourn this
Goldl'n West. when they staged vteek. they took wlth thcn1 picas-
their annuaL b ene fit smorsgasbord ant memories or their stay as
end card party at the Costa Mesa house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Friday Artcmoon clubhous e. Two Howard Trlsscl of Wells . Pl.
hundrE'd and fifty ·'.lllcnd,d. Mrs. Gustin wa.~ the central
Appealing l o the eye and delic-figure at a round of social affairs.
ious to the ta"tr were the many One ·of the la.st of the courtC'Sies
varieties of deHcaHles served f rom extended the gracious Ohio n1a-
long tables. tron was the luncheon pr<'sidC'd
The hall wal'I decorat'd with over by Mrs. c. A , H erbc>rts Sr ..
quantities of Shasta d'llllies and 1116 w . Bay. Newport Beach.
festoons of ivy. Potted plants were Canasta was playE'd arntd a set-
the table prizes awarded. Ung of variegated autumn flowers.
Door prizes were won by Sally I Capturing prU-es were :•Ire. Vrrne I
Warnecke. electrir clock donated Britton ancJ Mrs. Alfred Pferdner.
by Les& Nolt Elect:ic store:. Mr!'!. In th.; 1,>'Uest corripany WC're
George ?.lcrrill, han':made quilt do-Mmes. Britto n, Pferdner of Los I
nated by Mrs. Nellie Ogden : Mrs. Angeles, Trissel, Max Sehachner, (
Belle Buckwald. h-'lndmade rug: Charlt'S B Melont>, c. It. Hcrberts
Mn. Ann.1 ntma. luncheon set : Jr., and the honorc:.e.
Eudora Leathrrs. hancJ chocheted
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bag : ?.lrs. Oolhl• Stewart. peasant
skirt: Mr,. \Vilma Carey, apron:
Vtv:._111 1-lrtlc:-i, hand tooled cigurrt
cue; Mr~. Ella Watkins, apron :
Jean W est, to• .. :el set: Mrs. J . J .
Harrington, apr<1n: Mrs. Marie
Schmidt. i;ct or hot pads: Phyllis
Gaston. dr('s..<1cr ~c-arr.
The p:irlf)r wi ~h<'!'I to rxtend
thanks to R!lh;trrf!'I M . ..1rket for its
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Mesa WSCS Circles
Meet Next Week
Circles of the Costa Mesa Com·
munity Church WSCS will gather
next w eek in monthly sessions.
Circle 9 will n1cct Monday. Sept.
11, with Manna Fisher, 250 -23rd
Street.
Circle 10 will be entertained
Tuesday. Sept. 12, at the home of
J..1ari·1n Overman. 1 l<l - 23rd St ..
at 7:30 p. m .
Mrs. H . A. llolly, 318 E . 19th
St .. wilt be hostess to members of
Circle 8 on Wednesday, Sept. 13.
at 7:30 p. rn.
Circle 1 y,•i ll meet Thursday af·
ternoon, Se pt. 14 , with Mary
Taylor , Cliff Dr .. Newport Hgte.
Ethel Cooper And Mdry Harrell
will be joint ho.stesscs to.Circle 3
on Thurst~.1.y al 2 p. m . at Mrs.
Cooper's homt'. l·tl E . 19th St.
Circle 4 will hold Its regular
meeting ThursrlHy at 2 p. m. in the
Sunday school rooms of the
church.
Circle 5 will be received Thurs-
day by Eleanor Lighter, 107 -13th
St., Newport Beach.
Mesa Young People
to Picnic at
Corona del Mar
High school Rntl collehe a.ge
young people or the Fir&t BapUst
church of Co.!!la Mesa will hold a
beach party ton1orrow (Friday)
at Corona del Mar.
Thost> planning to attend are to
meet ·l.t the chun:h at 7 p. m.
Thf'y arc lo bring hot dogs. buns
and 1'Wimnlins outfits. Chili beans.
mustard and relish will be furn-
ished.
Costa Mesa Matrons
Share Honors
at Spani sh D inne~
A::. a joint birthday co1nplin1cnt
tn Mr!'I. Ton1 Mayfield and Mr!'I.
Daughtry Ch1:1.nl.ller a ret.:t nt Span-
ish dinner wa!! hostrcl by Mr. anti
Mrs. Bob M·'lYfi:.:hJ, 187 E . 18'..h s (.,
Costa Mesa.
Arrangements (If pink carna-
tion!'! and greenery gral:ed th<' chn-
ing table. lncludci: an1ong th"
guests were Messrs. and Mmes.
T om Mayfield, Chandler. Claude>
A. Knox. Clifford Lowery, Dean
Smith. Milton Steller. R0y K£>ene.
Florence McN0..1ly and Dorothy
Tho mJ>80n .
Hostess Duo
to Entertain
D.A.R. Chapter
1.ir&. Margaret Dearborn flnd ht·r
daughter. Mrs. Convcr~e \-Vurdc-
mann. Balboa Is land. will enter-
tain members of Col. William Ca·
bell chupter, D.A.R. on Tue!Kl.ay
at luncheon In Santa Ana Coun-
try Club at 1 :00 o'clock.
Get Your
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
AT
BLUE SAILS
STATIONERS
306 Main, BALBOA
MAD MOORE'S CASH & CARRY
BALBOA B~llLE~ARD AT NURSERY
2lot 8TRl':.ET, NEWPORT
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SEPTEMBER 1950 Yes, This Thrifty House·
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ting In Sepre1ber Assur·
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RitJh Nutritions . Fruits
For The Winter Months
At A Real Savings.
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