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OBJECTION IS
VETOED BY 4
SUPERVISORS
• SECQND LARGEST HOME COMMUNITY IN ORANGE COUNTY County supervisors voted
four to one Tuesday in i;rant·
ing J crgins Oil Co. a ''ariance
J)ermit for two oi l wells in
county territory across tl1e
highway from West Newport.
The oil company h as con·
tended it never needed lhe
permit because the wells are
in the West Newport oil field
and not s ubject to application
with the st1pervisor3 or the
planning commission.
VOLUME XI PHONE HARBOR 1616 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1950 SIXTEEN PAGES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 30
CONVERSION OF TRAILER REA
INTO CITY PARK IS DEMA OED
County planner!'! g11.vn lhPlr or-
flrlal en<1orP1c1nenl to fhP prnJ"'f'l
la!o!t Jo~1;day . E. E . Pyl"'~ t\f Bal·
boa, Jer~cn~ C'o. r••prf',o;;rntativf',
tolrt the P!UperviPors thnl th,. po1t-
.ci.blf' drilling rigs hllV(' l>t>E'n rr-
mo\'ed and the fir1n i" ready to
start pu1nping thP wells
However. a '~'Pck"!i clt'lay u·as
soUR"hl by West Ncv•pnrt Jn1prove-
ment Association rl:'prf's"nlativl's
F rancis Horvath llnrl Lars La\"a~
nino who $'lid thf'y hHd been told
the slant d rilling undf'r the. city or
Nc\.\'port BPach might ofl('n up
surface drilling in the city despilP
an ordlna-nc.e banning such acti-
1 vily. Jprgcns repre.rsentatives de-
nied that slet('menl. &nd AAl!i they
also \Vere not in ravor of clr1llinb
inside the cily.
Gortlon \"olf'lii
Supen•i11or lrvin CMrge Cnrdrin
of Newport moved for continu-
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TRYING OUT TH.E N~"· tt"letype macblnf' at N<'''·port Beach police hea.dqui.rtr" l:i, Offl<'"r Dale
Montl'ome-ry &Mlattd by VI Comecl (left) llftd Mary !\fill~ of thf" df'1la.rtment orfice Ml&ff. Thf" coun-
lY:"·ldf" 11ystem twpa opeotlon thJa '''ft!k on a k-u.e arrar1,ft>mt:nl "1th Nt>"·port Be&cb paying ff'n
per CPnt . (Press Photo)
More Oppose
Oil Drilling I
Mesa Council
Urges Unity of
Water Dists.
S..turday nll'ht "'Ill be a pod.
party lll&ht. HAPPIEST MAN IN TOWN
D. R G o· I fr Tbeni'll be an extra hour A 67-year·old pedt!!ilrlan met a r. enner ets IP oma om ~rhm.·:-s~?i. "':'~~: :~; ~~~:~ ?::~~ ::r~~;5 b~· ::~.v:e:~
_ Harbor Blvd . .south of Wiison Ave.
Unification of the three wat .. Ch1·na·, st·111 Can't Pr t ct· ·ice u you're at • .....,, •• % .. In Ca.le Mesa. The victim. Funk diatrielll eervlng thi• community m.. turn JOUr time ptecf!e back R. D:iy of Santa Marla. had both
wu urged by w. P . Johnson. to 1 L m.. Then l'O on wit.II lege-severed in· the accident and
Ch.I-f th C ta M Cltl t.be na.•h> also rece ived a 8kull fracture and • u..an o e OS esa • Probably the happiest man in the United Slate1 of Ainericft today ..-~.,'
&en.a' counoll, during a council sea-i! Dr. Alexander Renn~r. M . D ., ot Corona del Mar. Wednesday the Saturday nl•ht wllJ Mio be a internal Injuries.
aJon In the Cotiita Mesa Main Sood alsht for aleeplas". It was reported. that Day aeem·
8Chool auditorium Monda~ night. doctor received from h.Ls 90n in China.. by way of Hong Kong. San It you're Solas to be la bed ed to run In front of the car
Johneon stal<'d that unlficaUon Francisco, New York and thence Corona del Mar, hie diploma rron1 at ! a. rn., retard your doc.Ila driven by Harold R . Smith of Le.·
would i'ffult in more economic the Hunprlan Academy groduallng him as a Doctor ot Medicine. and watches before you turn la. guna Beach. The Impact wu 80
operaUon of the diA'tr1ct and a bet-Aa wu the cUBtom at the time._---------------Thm you'll be a. atep wltll great that the car wa.a badly dam·
ter supply of domeatic Wtiter. Thi'! of hls graduation tn 1910, hla Ii-1 the VOCAtlonal standards act, to t-be rest of cau.torala when you aged ~nd had to be towed away.
thtte districts efrected would be cenae t o practice hla profusion awallea. Day had been vi!lttng a cousin
the Fairview County Wl.ter Dl.8· waa the cer\ifkatton by the state protect lhernaelvea from competi· 0.yll(bt Standard ntne re· ErneBt Barton, 2004 Harbor BJvd ..
trict and the Newport MM& and on the back ot hill diploma. Again Uon. tu.ma to C..Wontla -unle9a Coat.a )i.{esa. He lived wit.ti hia
Newport Hetgbta: ln1ption dla· ln China the certincate wu at-Qualiflcations ue not the tben!! .. a law ~ U. d&ugbter, M.ra. Dorothy Serbian
trtcta. I tested In Shangl)al, pennltting standard. The ea.me restrictive D.nt 811J1d:a7 1111 AprlL tn &\,nta Marla. The vtctlm'a
CouncH membe.n al80 lc2.iecuued him lo practice there. Ucebmng a.ppllea to doctors from The au.., UIMhlne time wu body wu t.aken to Grauel Chapel
a propou.I to ~m9ve the county Whu the doctor came to Cali· other states of the UnJted States \"Ote4 bdo effect b7 OIW'o....._ mortuary. A coroner'• Inquest ta
Hbre.l'y from Ila pneen.( mile on fomla bis dlplqma wu Wt on the In 90me tnstancea. JIM' November. per\dlng.
Ibo alley between Brn&<!wa7 and wall.of hlO't>"!ce In 81\anctW. In -----~,--------------------------------
=:!iit ~~+:.:;~ :!: .? -!: ::;: ~= DISASTER COUNCIL .. TACKLES HURRICANE --Ol!Pn• -trtb-. t.. ..,..,u... ltlo p«>t-lon. • .J
11111 ---of F H-~le •Ul a 'qu-· Lat llon.day nipt, members oflNewpcrt (eut of 18th 8Ll "I In· on ~ rocb In the ~ty. with
a aew 11...,,. '°'"""I'· Altbou.P ~ doctor hu eerwd the Dt-..ter .CodncU meettnc m undated. Balbo9 boiukftrd 11: lnl· lbelr crew• tn the water. TachU
TIMI Ooomcll ta¥ed • too; oa pnctlcally OYery ecollneat. dt7 hall. tacltla!I Ill lll)'tltlcal hur· --Both Balboa 1*nd •liDd and tloh1ng b<;ita ..., afloat and
tbe .,.,,..._ -..Y· l HUbor 1loen a ~r ol war • •Oodl) rlc:ane u their i.nouiet1ca1 di. Udo Isle are hard hlL Y-end qTOtind ID ,....t --
Evening School f o Begin
Monday at Harbor High
Newport Harbor Evening H igh school
"''eek on Monday. September 2~. when l ~
offered to the local community.
will ofriciall:f open next
diffe rent cLlsses will be
Commercial subjects, shorthand. bookkeeping anrl typewriting.
navigation both bcginn!ng R.nd advanced, wood.shop, s ewing, lamp
shade muking. o rc heatra and physical educati<ln, including badminton,
basketball. volleyba ll, and swim4---------------
This wt>ek the Orange .Count)'
Democratic Cent r a I Cnn1rnltlee
jninr>rl the groups oppo!lling oil
drilling of any kind along the
rO..'lJ!tal area from thl' Sflnla Ana
river to San Diego county. Con-
troversy all began '-"'ht•n lhe J er-
gina Oil CQ. received pern\iS..<iinn
f_rom the Newport city council tn
whlpstock two ~·ell~ from rounl~
territory und('r the \Vrst Ncwpnrl
area.
The following Jetter was BPnt to
Ule bollrd or supervisors by tht:
comn1lttee ;
"De it hereby resolvrd that th"
Dcrnocratlc Central Co111111ittee of
Or·angr county stronc;ly urg'"" and
N!commends the f"L~sage nf Rp-
propri11te n1easurrA for thf' pr<'-
\'Cnlion of oil drilling t'llunr. the
coastal section of our c-nunty fro1n
the Santa Ana river lo the San
Di<'RO county line.
..If it be mainlalnr-d th'll ~urh
n1c.1sure8 would constitute unfair
prcfet·cntieJ trcat111ent nf 011,.
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ming, bt'ginning and advanced. p. m. All under the direction of •
will be among the types or in· competent accredited teachers. BrlfO to Appear
structlon to fir.st gt't 'started. The cla8Ses are free and high I 0 Sever al other classes in square ~chool credit may be obtained for In Court Friday
dftncing. ce ram ic~. f i r· st aid, the ~ompleted work if ~ dc!'li rcd.
drama and a mo! her singer~ Commercial subjects wlll be Appeantnoe hf>(orc Suprrtor
group will be organized within the taught by Lcorr1rd Thomp~on. .Judge Hobt>rt G:lir<lrn·r or JOP J\f.
next few weeka. head of th!.' con1m e1·cial depart-Rrllo (Bf'f"f't ) "·a.. mo,·oo rn)fll
,All classes w~ll be held at the 111ent of Newport lla.rbor High Tu•"?Jda~· to Frida~ thl'I '''f'Pk.
loc:'l l high s ch dot rr11m 7:00 lQ sc~oul, on ~fonday And V\'edncs-Rrlt'' ha8 cnnff'NM>d tbf. hludKr-
98:00 pl.bm ., .. fe".'"'I wlill stadrt C., .,30 • \ ((J0Cn_t,hnu1-d on hP·•· •1. j ~EE~:.1~;,~~,:t~'.
a oa s an omm nity urc 1 :E:~.· ~~· ~;'":~11~· 0 :~~d
To Purchase Buildin on Agate Ave. ::~~;-~~;~"~; ~·~\. 1~.'.~1:::.
Purchut'.' ~fa four-store tirict< builc;ng. at 111 -117 . .\gatt' avenue. f or thf' Ju\-eallf-l'.V'1rrt. tr n..,t,
Balboa Isla nd.' waP authorized Monda~· night by trustt"es of . Balbo'.l thfl l'1-~r-okl .voulh "111 hf'
Island Community Methodillt church, eeting al the h ome of Mn:. rt!ihl!Lndf!ld back lo , A,,nla Ana lu¥Joe court to arut~r fhf' W . E . Bowle8, board president. P~een were Mra. J . A . Beek, Theo-char~. :
dort R. Hauser, George J o ne11 end Cle Chrl!lie. lJ.
Style of tbe building will be cha ed to conform with church R d M 5 b•L
architecture (Uld VariOUS prclinlina ry SrCtch es Wf'T'e Studi<'d, ranging Q • enace U ,~Ct
trorr moctem11t1c to a. ~ombination or brick and redwoon. Seating of Disaster Meet•'9CJ
capacity Clf the church will be 100. wit an additional social hall anu \ The next merling of tht' ;.;,.w.
Sunday school room!. A steeple will added, in which will be. In·, port Beach disaster cou~cll "·111
stalled a beftCOn Hghl. I be held Monday. Oct. ~ al th ..
The church expect.a to spend S30.~ o n purcha~ nf the properly City Hall a l 7 :30 p. "l· Jack
and !ls converWlon. It v..;11 provide a corhmunlty m eeting p lace. somr· Miller: executive !IN.·reler.f of tl1e
thing greaUyteeded on the ialand, and iU be made ~ of by va.rlnus AS110C1atcrl Fa.m1rrs, \.\"hkh N'P·
civic and you groups, lnc1ludlng Bl.I a lsland Yac ht c lub. Pur-reaenl.8 5000 fa.rm fn1nllf,..s. \till
chue of..the ldlng ta being handled y "Hub'' Powers of the Beek speak on tht> Comn1unist,n1enace
office. In Orang" County. .
Bhd. and <Je101 .. An. ill ca.ta porth/11 ol hlo.life and a -•I uter problem.. n•1 .. baata "are tont ban tboll' Under ·u.e htp wlDdo p,...all-
--will> Illa cotm\r7"a anii:y CUI Sanna. J\llin BoJd, and moorlllp. · illK It la almoot lmpooalble for the U.0.U<:.-.:,.~ lie DO ...::~ :! =~ ~ = =..!':~:::::::.. uP ~ &n'n>e ...=...~ t-~ = =.;iu:,,dr:e=. ~ s:.::: ,
_. to U.. --""'3<, -· ......,. en r.ttnn'I' · -.p1ote wtlll ~llal rain ud -tlle 11 .. po<t -od>ooL wait unw the wind -doom. 161 ••mt .. Ge..-w1D W ~ ClllltOnda •••e• were .c-a Uda1 waw ~ apiptWdly.,~ ue tMde to mote U pofllllble re1CUe spBd8 wm utll·
--.. fw ~ at-· -,_.. ~ ID palllol ... otrlltM 1hi. .,_ ... U:al un. ....... tn lite -...., ol -tao ~ .. .-Immen UC! ute
'& -..... ' a ...tri<tlU m"OWro, -to ID -ftrot ~ ·)1Wt11._ ·-Newport. Two baata are ~ (0." I • !°"P IJ r ,_
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• lont cooperaUon 11-by :rwr
PMW-~-~ at Newport l!IHCll, C&11ton11&. nno b"'"J>&Jiif duftl>s lM -t om.. ... l>flali1ls ~t ~·1111 BanJ:oa Bl'fd.-Pbone Har-1118 Independence Drift .Jor lncr900d
we or u. s. S&vlqw Bonclo. Tho
ICntered u NC Eakle~ matter J\mel 11; 1MO. at the post ott1ce al type of ualatance and wpport
Newport Beacll, Wider tbe Act or K&rdl S. 1879. you are ltvln&' W. "1tal pr<>gnm -·--------.+-----------------la reopol.itble In no sm&J1 m_..,.,
·-·Ii O&l(f: ~. run AMOCla~D for whateYer aucceai It ~ at•
• ..,._, Jrrfatl•rsJ .,....., .U.OC.latloll tained and w!JJ attain In the r.
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J. R. Muoick
8tate Director
-*°' ..._ ~ ell<-.. Iii Ille N-rt Barbor """'
lleeM ~·--Oemrmm•Q", la Ora.qe Couuty
Bl!lN o. RlcDDICK. Owner and Publlaher
ROBERT f. WU.l"P'll, --Manqer
A. ALJCXANDJ:R ILUIIL'rON, A.dftrt!Jdng Manager
Tbo Prea bu been adjudpd a newopapor of l'Olleral ctr<WaUon by
--ot th• SUpertor Court ot <>rup COW>ty and lo tull)r qualltlod
to publlah all klndo ot l•P1 notlceo and &dnrtllemento.
OrFICJAL PAPER 01' THiil OTT 01' NEWPORT BllACB
(CoatlJIUed &om Pa1:0 I)
&nee of the application "for more
otuc1y:·. lluperililor llalph?i1c·
h.dden ot PW:enua ndlns:
hia motion and vounc wt hlm
_ln a roll call. Thi DI.Ma WU
difoated Wilen au~n c . 111.
J'eaUierly of ~u.ta Ana and Will-
NEWPORT-BALBOA ..._ e"'7 ft.......,. ard Smith of Oranp .. ,... joined
I. h---0oaa-, ••"" .,.. 1..,, ..... Ills moatbl1 191.11 -by Chairman WtW. H. Warner ..,.....~ •J ._.. T1MU In ••no" •otea.
IDMllll) (Aho -lude1 the NEWPOBT·llALllOA NJllWS.. 08 ll'utherly then voted to rrrant
TuHday) Outolde tl>e -'>' "·'° per year. tho permit M NCOnnmende<I by ::;:;::;;::;:;;:::;::::;::;::;;::;:;:;:;;:::;::::;::;:;::;:;:::;;::;;:;;::;:;::;:;:::;:;:;;:;;::::;::;:;::;::;:;:;::;:: I the county pl&nnlnc cotnmlulon,
CITY PASSES 44th BffiTHDAY QUIETLY
Newport Beach passed another milestone as a city
this month when without even an acknowledgement at the
city council meeting 44 years was tallied on the staff of
father time for the municipality.
Newport Beach has come a long way in the -span of
years considered much less than the life of one man. A
whole city was truly built. It wasn't just the matter of
subdividing land and providing sanitary facilities and water
and Ught. It was a task of creating land and then pro-
tecting the land thus created.
It Is funny to bear the remarks today about the
'cruy idea' of building another channel on the beach at
Balboa to create more water front land. An examination
of the history of the area reveala that Balboa Itself was
created from a sand bank by the dumping of dredged
affluent from the bay.
Transportation throughout the years has been a prob-
lem. Everyone thought the problem was solved when
Henry Huntington brought his Pacific Electric Railway
to the city. Now for a score of years, in fact for half
the ure of the community, the dilapidated and disreputable
railway has been a _ thorn in the path of progress and its
removal has been the subject of much work.
Water was ever the problem. First getting rid of
sea water, and controlling the tides and then the Bay.
Then of purifying the abundant fresh water from the Santa
Ana River Valley and delivering It to the homes. Now the
problem Is providiqg sufficient water from far distant
. Colorado River chlllJnels via the MWD and protecting the
ROurce against the encroachment of new areas.
Newport Beach was voted into being by a tally of 42
votes for and 12 against in a special election called by the
Board of Supervisors. Twice previously it had been impos·
sible to get sufficient signers to a petition for incorporation
to have an election called.
and the mOUon oarrted wtlh only
Gordon oppoatna.'
Oilman Pylu Mld ht. orsa.ntra-
Uon wu "a&Uefled" It did not
need a permit atnce-the welll are
In the vicinity ot mo:re than 100
other oil wella.
Set Up U Ruloo
He aaid the firm, however, had
made applicaUon and Hl up a
llat ot 21 rules to be followed ln
tbe operation to lhow the firm
waai "wllllnf to co'"Operate wtth
rett,:tenll ot the .area.'' With dJr-
ricka removed a nd a acreentn&
planUnc, the wella will not be
¥en by the publlc, Pylea told the
board. He aatd dally mlcht dam-
qe the weU..
It wu tbe drllllnc of the two
Jtfl"lna w1l1-which started the
clamor for banntnc of oll well
operatlona down th• eout frotn
the Santa Ana river. PtUtiona
have been tutned In with nearly
3000 aignature1 .. kinl' ·the oil well
ban, and eeveral orsanisatlom
alao have joined the demand, In-
cluding civic organlzatlon1, the
Central Labor council and the
Orange County Democratic com-
mittee.
St4,000-A·MINUTE HOLE
There's a _$14,000-a-mlnute hole
in America's pocket! The hole Is
accidents. The 1950 edition of
"Accident Fact.a," the National
Safety Council's 1tatlstlcal year-
book, points out that accidents
coat the nation a minimum of $7 .·
500,000,000 ln 1949. That figures
out at $14,000 a minute around
the clock.
Ewening School
to Begin Mon.
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lncllicieci at tho --· U.U cenlar IU'IJ · a melllle """"'
pl<Ql .obop. machlno _.obop. .ndlo
rep&1r shop and an emersenc7
pow.r _•upply cenerattn,. tW>OO
·wetta...
Whiteman QJd occupaUon and
lMe ot tbe center ta 10tnewhat
prmiature, but _.....,. In .iew
1 of the Korean wu and poulble
Usbtenlng of com m u·n I cation.
oquJpinent eupplleo.
PR= TO~~..,,.rt ••• .., .-. e•••e& wr• .. ,, •. JUTd. at ()out! lllP'"'1
· ---~ voobowa!bela.__ wllere'-,_will ........Uy out I
·:;:'"' tbe -la tile ...... ~ Ibo lllsfa""'7, -of Uoe •-ue wlll ~ a bettor
ace Me ,:.... 10 die ftltue ihes emortal HNpltal•Pt .. )Cieri·= lP';,tlu Photo)
Dlsasfer cout.ci1. !'.o~.::.ln&' :°' ::;"::: ~ ~!~ I) I Tackles Hurrlca• 1 DI-. about every nth WI oport.sm••
1 I a) PrONton ot emerrene1 catch during the ydr. We are,
(Voatiaued ,,_ .... l) ranaportatlon to the publtc and ap..ln by lnference,_ .n!ade to look(
cuardo 1n I"" attempt to help en-vlalon peroonnel. In ort1cta1 repott.o ~ th• 113tat.
dancered ~ta and f!reWI. b) Provislon ot ambuJancM, of C&llfomla, like w.e re depl
WJM Rep1-W r.::. truck9, plck-upe, truclu., the fleh popUlaUqn otf our ahoru
cuual and 1'.flJ;:f,; an re· , acttoot bueee, .automobtlu, But, u I have aaJd 1rnany time
1 ported ·DI.It Ntwj>o~ The 1 and horsea. before we aren't countln( on th
warden dt · Watd t: (Nrirport I c) Pro•lalon of drtvera for vu:I-offlctai bed-fellowa ot '.the F'iah
Beach) caU. City Hall h.adquar-OU.8 vehicles needed. Ga.men. The Big Hog Pu
ten for h91p. Othv ftrdenl ttabt1 ~d) Evacuate refugea on main-Selnera. Big. buatneu fellow•, wh
by tn Watd bffm~ ~Intl. nd from ferry and boata at Bal· can llffoi'd & lobby in Racramento
In the atcoud.1B"in.l.a'1t'N. he&d-a Yacht club and Balboa Bay Do the Ftsh •n oamera In Sacra
qua.rten ~ u..· lf&rbor de-f ub. meni.o or WUmln&t,on hand oUti
partment, 1 Power 1quadroo and e) PL:lnntnr f_oo dlauter opera-monthly report.a about how ~a.ny
Coaat Guard auatuar:,. 'nle Trana-on. yellowtall, tuna, albacore or wklp.J
Polloo lladlo
The new teletype. aervt.ce au1-
menta the coordinated police fa-
dlo system In Orange county, the
nnt of tu kind in the nauon. ac·
cording to Max Elllott, White-
man'• aaalltanL Elliott said the
first one-way radio wa.s lnatalled
th 1984, followed by a telephone
lln• llnk ln 1937. Since then tM
county haa put into optrallon
eleven Unu Unklng the ciUe• ot
the county, state and federal law
enforcement agencies and 250
two-way radio-equipped car11.
An automatic tranamttter on
Mt. S&ddleback relay• meua.gea
from mobUe equipment to the
center and then to the dealred
ottlcert.
Thora J o Thomps on
Is Celebrant
at Birthday Dinner
Prompted by the 21st birthday portatlon, 0Medlml and Red Crou FuncUorut of Conununicatloa jack have been taken by th
Dtvt.lon. -··• to the a.id of IC&.at I Dlvtaloa In • N Urey don't _. Not for of Thora Jo Thompson, daughter .-..... ae en · 0 • of Rev and Mn. Joeeph H . Newport. l'Mle police move Into 1 a ) Provillon of emersency widespread publication, anyway.i Th · r Costa M esa wu A
crltlal dlauter point.I and tht> tommunlcation when and Where Nor do they report on the whit'\ 0~~n ° Sat rd.:L S ptem-nre department ii on a et.and-by ~eeded . sea baa or illegal barracuda tak-= 9Y Inner u y, e
!>Ula. i b) ~ooperat!lon and coordina-en either. Tw. birthday cakes were en In the third 10 minutes of the Ion of communication •yst.e.ml to Falke acquainted with the fl1h-· 0
1 food be: -
problem, headquartira . receives ecure an efficient operation. 1~ situation know thtit one seine1' '°f7]· ~ne, ~edan&"e d wii.h ~~
word of trnml.Jlent danpr ot an-b c) Planning-tor dlauter opera-can wrap a school of .fish and al U luby t~cora an It -· r· , ce e ran a name on . ... .... other Udall wa•e due in four bouts. on. Dlvl mOlll total an entlre months brought by her grandmother, Mra.
All dlvlalon. co·ordln&U their ef-f· Functlona of Rflcf en-· catch by •poi:tamen .. They kno A. E . Hubbell of Long Beach.
fort.I to e:Vacuate townapt0ple to I Alon · that the Fish n Gamera either •a Ai"M.n me.nt.a o( Ink and white
htrher and aater rround. a) Furnish food, clothlnl', lhel-afraid to do anything about It o d hli..ra d pink a~d white tapers
One of ihe pointa of d.llcuUlon er. regiatratlon, information aer-don't want to. I thJnk It's the w~re uae~· in the pretty appoint-concemJnC the pt'dltlem. Wu the lee and supplementary medical latter I
th ~ a d ti t h t d ' . I ments. a.tnount ol au o.-1lJ' an u es erv ce w en requu e · The bil' coQ1mercl&.I boats go~ 1 addition to Rev and Mrt
of "•Ch of the tlve warden.I, Har-b) Rehabilitation of lndlvtdua.la rlvht on wtplnir out the fish unUll Th n th h rt. ~ th · ~ t d di t • ' • omJ)8on o ere s a n0 e oc-vey Somera, ward 1, Balboa; Wil-nd famlllea a. feett by au er. there aren't any left, and, mark caalon w~re Thora Jo's brother.
Uam Banni1ter, ward 2, Newport c) Planning dtaaater operations. my worda, the sports anslera are-Thoburn the grandparents, Mr.
Beach; O. M. Campbell ward 3, . Fu.nctJone of Perouel ud Re-solng to get the blame for It. and Mn·. A . E. Hubbf<ll and uncle
Newport Helrhta; Alfred Glb8on. crultln1 Dlvleloa. But, of course, the commercial and aunt and family, Dr. and
ward 4, Dalbo& Island and Or. E. a l Recrulta, enroll• and regis-hogrers should be aftowed to catch Mrs. Adrian Hubbell and daugh-
H. Thiele, ward ti, Corona del t rs all volunteers. more. They pay a )10 business ters, Sandra, Susan, Sidney an_d
Mar. A plan settlnr forth the du-b) Keep adequate records and license, while the sportsmen are St h 1 ties of these wardens la echeduled s ign volunteers to dlvlaiona. forced to pay an illegal .$3 te~ ~ea~o~iowing day Thora Jo left
for the next disaster council meet-I ~) Obtain cooperation and 1up-1.nd moet ob8erve a Umit, too, to resume her studies at Whittie:
Ing. ob'rt of adjacent disaster opera-while the seiners havert't any Um-college where she is a aenlor.
Carl Hanna presented a dlau-ilbns. , It ex:capt how much, they and
ter service plan llatlng the func-.!d) Plannlnr for dlauter opera-their lobbyist.a can &hove down the
Uon• of pa.ch division in lha event ttpn I hold meetlnp for dtSCWI-throats of our Ftshy B\lreaucrats !
of a disaster. The· plan wu ap-si:on of disasters pertinent to thla
' proved by all the dlvlslon chlef1. meeting.)
The plan follow•: I . Functlou of Power 8qa.droa
DISASTER SERVICES Dlvlalon
1. DIUJ1ter. ill Imminent: a ) AU membeni of Balboa Pow-
Chiefs ot either the POiice or er~ Squadron report to Balboa
I Y cht club. Fire departments should notify b) All membeni with power-
the Commander. He is not avan-~ d auxllla sail boats
able, the vlce-c~mmander I ~hl.ef I r ~t ~their boa:f for oJ'dera.
of poJJce). If' the Commander orl I All members without boa~ vi ce-commander are unavailable, c
the assistant police chief or sen-r rt for a ssignment u crew.
ior police officer on duty. .d) Planning di88.8ler operations.
2. Functions of Law a.ad Order 1!; Function~ of Cout Guard
Dlvl8iona· ~ Auxlll.Sr)'
a ) Life a.n'd property protection. te l All members of Coast Guard
b) Establlahment of emergency aJxillary report to Ba1boa Bay
traffic centers. cl~b.
Rezoning of
(Continued h<lm Pap I )
Santa Ana noted that the front
300 feet of the property to be
reaoned already wu aoned tor
pneraJ bualneu (C·I) and . that
Ute prime dlfterence between liSbt
Industry (M-1) •nd the C-2 aon-
lnl' would be In the amount of
electric power permitted to be
used. ,
"I can't aeti why the people who
are the owners 1hould not be en·
UUed to have M -1 aonlng If they
want It," he uid.
Gordon Pavon
Harbor Lutherans
to Have Rally Day
The Newport Harbor Lutheran
church will hold ita annual Rally
Day ob.servance Sunday in the
Sunday school. Parent.a are urg-
ed to· attend and see the promo-
tion ot their children.
Al the 11 a . m. se rvice Rev.
Herbert Roth will conclude hfs
aeries of talk8 on "My Mlsalon,"
Sunday's topic to be "l Receive
Power.''
PAnhellenic Meets
Tuesd ay Evening
.•
Rbbins
NOTES ..,.
'l'IDODOIU:
llOBINS
Rel\Jla.Uon W credit controla.
are now In effect on a number of
ltem1. The regulation aa iU ap-
pllea to the sale ot automobllee la
much more· aenalble and lea com,.
pUca.ted tha.n when it was used
tut Ume. Jt allows a maximum
perlod of twenty-one montha to
pay oft a contract and a rntnlmwn
of one-third down payment .. The
simple part about it is that It ap-
plJ~ to all car salt-s. both new
a.nd uaed. Thi1 m akes for euy
nguerldc and gives the buyer who
cannot afford a new car, a chance
to •uy a. used one at terms he can
pay. Of courae bank and flnance
cbmpa.niea will not allow 1u ch long
terms on aome or the older oon.
Here'• hoping this regulation will
accomplish the result wanted so
that more stringent t erms will
not have to be imposed.
I would like to add my word of
cauUon to all drivers to be extra
watchful of the school chlldren.
T our car body h1 made of st eel
but the little boy or girl , you
ml(ht run O'-'er has no such pro-
tection. Don't be lik e the fellow
who alter running over a small
boy wu bemoaning the fact that
one of his t ires w.:111 badly cut
and as he told a friend, "I had
no Idea the kid W8.8 ca.nying a
milk bottle."
Thia la your Fr1endly Ford
De.aler saying Good-Bye 'Ul
next week.
~P ROFESSIONAL~ rl DIRECTORY ~
. DENTISTS
Ll:STER ii. BECKER, D. D. 8.
DENTISTRY
17~ Newport Blvd., Costa Meaa
Medical Bldg . Beacon 57~2
6~ E. Bay Ave., Balboa
Harbor 327-J
!!uold c. Decker; D:D:S.
Oral 8urpoa
Practice limited ~
.£xtracUon 436 -82nd St.
Dtagaoela Newport il<acl>
X-Ray Harbor 220I!
Ol'TOMETIUST!I
V. E. KOEPSEL. O. D.
OPTOMETRIST
Evenlncs by Appolntmeat
31 lt W. N'e"•port Blvd.
Newport Beach
Harbor !tlil 1
Financial problems were a constanl pain to the grow-
ing city. First of all it provided the munificient sum of
$150 annually for a city clerk. Today the clerk draws
$374 monthly for that job with an additional S50 per
month for propaganda work and another stipend as
'license collector and sales tax collector.
day evenings In the commercial
room, No. 129, from 7:00 to 9 :00.
John McGowen will have charg~
of the evening ahop cla.88ea that
have run so succeasfully the past
several years. New construction,
overhauling, designing, refinish-
ing, mechanical drawing and met-
al work will be Included In the
c J Issuance of permanent and bl All membert1 with power
temporary pa.uea. • boeta and aux.lllary aau boata re-
d) Evacu.:itlon of refugees and ~rt In their boat.a for order•.
Supervlt1or Irvin George Gordon
of NeWport Beach e"Jld he could
not "understand how we can ret
precise planning Ir the planning
commluion won't approve when
owners bf 9~ acres out of 100
want something. Thia lB the way
I like to see planning done. When
the plannlnr board alts over there
and tells you what you're gains
All aororlty alumnae eligible to '--------------'
'
The first city marshall drew $120 yearly. The pres-
ent police chief draws $410 monthly. The city attorney
and street superint.endent were the top pay men in the
,early days of the fi'rst council at $400 annually each. Today
the city attorney drlliWs $300 monthly and the street super-
intendent $410. On • September 3, 1907 when the munici-
pality was one year old the trustees set the budget for the
ensuing year at $2,397.24. For the current year the gen-
.eraJ expense budget was in excess of $670,000.
non-essentials from disaster area. F> Al: mem~r.11 ~thout boats
et)· Planning police disuter op-rb:rtPl:;:-nj~~ ~~':s~~r :-pe~~::~s.
era ions. , ~-t•-f E ti See evenings work. S. Function• of F1re Division: 1 .. unc , .. ns o xecu . Vf'. -
Na\•igation cJ.'lsses will besln a) Suppression of flrea. retary
October 2nd, In room 133 on both b ) Control use of explosions, al To malnt~in Newport Beach
Monday and Wednesday evenings oils and chef11icals. Dl[eter Council headquarters at
from 7:30 to 9 :30. Hubert Kidder, c J Inspection of street fronts Cl Y Hall.
veteran Instructor In thla nautl-and buildings for E·'lfety. > To keep adequate records of
cal science. will again be In d ) Supervision of building dem-Di ler Council.
charge. olition. )To l·arry out lnatructlons of
Sewing and tailorlns will be e ) DirecUon of heavy rescui• th Cominander.
ta ught by Mrs. James Miller in operatiotll. ------
PanhellenJc a.re Invited to attend
initial meeting of the aeaaon, lo
be held Tue8day, Sept. 26 at 7 :30
p. m . ln the home of Mrs. Wood-
row Knudtson, 214 Eut Santa
Clara. Santa Ana. Mra. John I
Keeler of Corona del Mar will i
pre11lde.
to do with your property. lt's 1--------------
wrong."
Gordon then moved the cha.nge
be approved. Featherly seconded,
and the moUon carried without a
dJMellt.
What's Doln'
a.t the
the sewing room ( 120) on Thurs· f) Pl&nning dlsuter operallona. ore Oppose
day evenings from e:so to 9:30. 4. Functions of Meocllaal Division: Legislaton Not
Lamp shade classes will be held a) Emergency medical care of nttniied frnru hc'e 1)
Balboa 5'. & 10
Newport has come a long way in 44 years. From the
depths of early yea rs when property values were arbitrarily
doubled in order to bond the municipality high enough for
•improvements to the present enviable position o! one of
-the lowest municipal tax rates for a city of its size in the
: State of California.
by Mrs. Boas on Tuesday after-alck and Injured. 1 (OontlDUN. from Pare I)
At Vacationa a.re about o•er, the noons at the Friday temoon bJ Hoapltalimtlon of :refugees a a. over another, the following approved the atate h01plta1 e.tab-
C1ub from 1 :00 to 4:00 and at the (transporatlon tumiahed by Trana-sh uld be borne In mind: that the lllhment, Stanley and other or-kkldlea are back to ICbooJ and
hiCh achoo! Tuesday evenlngs portaUon DlvlaJon.) be ches and rocky ahorea along ange county leaden have sue-th1np •are pretty routine agaln.
from 6 :30 to 9:30. Mn. Bou cJ Communicable dl8ease con-th coast conaUtute an un1que ceated that a echool facility be: Speaking of . the k.iddlea we
states "anyone who ca.n handle a trot. na ural recreation epot of great Included or that the entire place have ju.at received a 9hlpment of
, Much more enviable is the belief of many citizens that
needle can make a lamp shade." d ) Food sanitation.· SC nlc beauty, eecond to none in be ·changed into a school.
Ph)'Bical education c1U8ea will e ) Allocation and use of medJ-at ractivent>sa anywhere; that Stanley had planned tD aeek a.n Wrangler ~an.1, the bowboy'a fav.
be held trom 8 :30 to 9 :30 In the cal supplies. th'y are enjoyed by hundredl of amendment to the bill under orlte. We have Hop-a-Long Cu-
hlrh echool gymnasium. On Tues-f) Pl&nntnc dlaaster operations thouanda of penona. each aum-which the h01pltal wu ·author-lldy sweat •hlrta, auapendera,
daya. baaketball wlll be the fea-and training penonnel. m~ and throughout the year who izeed. 80 that It could be convert-bell.4 and bill folds to go along lured type of recrea.Uve physical 5. Functlo• of PubUc Work• co e to our county for that pur-ed to a school or ueed for both
the city council made a mistake in lowering taxes this
: year instead of lea\ling the rate at last year's level and
• . 'cleaning up the PJ!cific Electric eye-sore of twenty years
that early day developers fought so hard to realize.
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education. On Mondays and Wed-Division from all pa.rt.a of the at.ate a school and hospital. w1tb the Jean.s.
neadaya badminton will be taught a) Maintenance of atreeta, sew-an the United State11; that ample Need fo:r a suitable site for a And don't think we are forget-
by Miu Adams. Both men and ers, storm drains, bridge•. etc. P"fcedent exlatl far the special achool tor mentally-retarded chll-Ung the girla:. We have a nlce
women are Invited to atten~. On b) Removal of water or debris tr~lment of such reglona of nat-dren ha.a been eel forth ln com-line of girla: clothea loo' and the ~---·----
• Thursdays, volleyba.IJ will be play-from streets where ·necessary. ural beauty In order to protect munlcations from Dr. n-ank F . I t th It 1 be d t ed d d cuteat new plutlc purses just like ed. Al men o e commun Y c ) A.Memble available private them from Ing e ac an e-Tallman, director of the division
who aire desirous of cettlng a Ill-equipment t tmnaportatlon fur-lned by lhduatrfal develop-of mental hyctene, St.ate Dept. mother's .
• 'P LUS VALUES
tie exerclee ,..nd recreation are nls.hed by Tranaportatlon, Power m nt; s.nd that. ft.nally, it would of Public Health. Have you aeen our new Jtne of
•. There ill something more to advertising than solely urwed to come out and Join up Squadron, a.nd Coast Guard aux-be no le. unthinkable to allow Cost About Same Ruat craft Greeting Carda?
•that of selling goods or services. Unless the space used iii wtth theae phyatc&l education Uta.ry Diviaiona. redwood foreata to be la.Id Coat ot erecltnc tbe school come in and ,eet acquainted &nd
, gro\lp8. Al Irwin will lnatruct thf'I d) Planning" dieaater operations. e bY unrubicted e:xplOllation would be about that of the pro-•Dew&papers or other media helps to create better public swlmminS" cl&see1 on Wednesday 8. FuncUoaa o( UtWt)' Dlvlaloa at the b&nda of lumber companlea: posed hospital and the payroll eompare our prtcea:. Our 3 day
:relations the advertising effort falls short of what should evenings rrom 8:30 to 9 :30. al Emeryency repair an"' op-th to allow the beauty and rec-WOJ.tld be approximately the aame apecl.al thla week-end la aox, :l>e its full Clinton 8.awtn la handling a eraUon of power, gu, water, etc. Uonal UMf'Ulneu of thla oout It wu estimated by Dr. Tallman. • purpose. larg'e and enthuaiutlc irroup of uUUtJes. ;1 to be ruined by the erection Stanley haa aakl eo.ta. Mesa : In giving the keynote address at the Financial Public orch•t.ra mualcian.I on Tuaday b) Operation and coordination ot oil den1cka." \ civic leaden and other harbor
'JJ.elationa Associatiollj national convention in Boston early evenlnp from 7:00 to 10:00 ln the of uuuty g-roupe tor emefl'ency area otnclala have aP"ffd that :thla Wttk L. E Townaend, head of Bank of America'• -room. AU county talent ill .. r.ice. Ti II Area the •lie would "" ...... bl• ~·· , • · ln-rltad to attend-~ er th• llChool. :::=. ~tl::i";c"'!~~d~=n~o:~~~~: ~~:::.:: NEWPORT HARIOl IYENING HIGH SCHOOL (:r=--Pap I) th~=ta~~w~~.:~ [;1"~fu~~~..;:~: ~~!~~~-~~~i~£~ ~~"4~~ ;,;.:.::~
!Aent or tradesman iii the •1"-t ~mmunity. Unfortu--etWI ................. ·-·-~ .. _ .. ____ Gym ... -... -... -... 8:1CJ.. 9 :30 ~:" tlle MWl.t ';'~ 1-Ue lhr..., --...,_ • :Nit.17, aome proprie ',.,, -to feel tu_(~ advertla-~ ..... -~--Moti. It Wed. _ ..... Rm. 12' ... ___ 1:0&-t:30 ':J,~ -of H""1>0rt ,_ a -., ._. t•h• 0,1.-':itlC hennet'& In their °'"'I a11op wlndDwa la all they ..-t. Conmlea Clloatnl<><t.t) ~ ................ 11'11. Alt. Club 1:00-4:00 ....,.. """" .. '11>o7 .,.., -._....ta...,..__,,
....... _ --the f t ... _ h -· ... _ le h roDt Dudas ·-·----(to bo ......,....ti.. • ~' 8-ly, oi. A. ~. ---.. 0.-,... -· !A-"""' ac t -rn!! .... y ..... peop w 0 Lamp -c.--t. -'l"uotlda::rw ___ .......... Rm. 123 __ ....... e:ao-t :ao PllrnDeG and ww-"'-oz "' ,.... -~ .!17, rather than the sna*-' i-rt ct the --eommlllllty, N~ ___ • .. -. ;, Wed ......... -. ua ___ .. T:JO. t:ao wlD ......., ao .-....., -"'""'• -.._. • -.,. •llOtlllnc to · llp dilt pllblk 'alnd the "'Hqtlon O.V111tra '-----=-~ .............. ..11,. -... :T:tltl-t:» •• llul .. -at tlle • rim JW ... f h ,_ ..,_. •
• · ..... ·~ · -.. _nm; 1t0 -.A:» t·ao ·-•Ice 1-..a 111at u.. hmP "" ...., QjJr u,. c 1 a . iAC.....t.t; ::-and of tlllaf•s ' TIE to ..... MM•llllity. "'!"I',-----·-· A ;a 111 -·--· ---• ,: ._ ..,-7 11• .. ·r•""9 ... Rz" blfl • ..,. . ._ -
• -19 DO t1ltt far illlt'•_.'Hlil, 1.,.cl•Dy wMa ... • I w .... ion ........ ..1'9ol ----... :JO. t:m -rre'Mn of et *°' - - -~ ...,.
8duwtiaer lteepe mlDd 1111--'1! plll'llC* .. w.n u •nl'Us a -~ • ... .. w:::.--llm.,1: ·--~'%: ::: o.1..1 .... ,.:: ,.... --......... ,-. · 11 ., '11--
-..... MJte eou. ry b ... 5 ... ~aim Tn•c ----·-------.. w ,_ftm. 1 -·-·--! : ...,. ta1111-·---a ..... ., .... !;:ti ..
!:::_ •'-plaa -••--~ .._." .'.:. ...... ~ .... .._._..., V...,._ ·----~ -·---01111 ----:-~:ICJ.. t:!! ,.. rrm•1 .. ~ Tiie -I NP-.-.. ,.. ...
,_ ...,. ,.,_ -t•tW"I ---w1 --W ''¢1' ~-~---._,It 'nun. ------... :IO .. ;_ _,. 11o --at -11Ja --· .a · -~ .., ,,._t...J:.._ ..,. ~ • .._ -# ' ---.i.. _....__ -... ~ • -ecc · tmtly .. 1111..--unas-·hlm.. ~ ~ • .............. Wedll11tm19 --at. aww1 a.. •u:.oo Oetat• ........... -' _ ~·
1'. , ' l . , t .~.' . -
men'•, womens and cbild~na at
9c a pair.
Stop In aoon at the
IAUOA S'& 10
.. MAIN ft._ Mt.l!J()A
Balboa 5 & 10
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MORTICIAN
BJU.TZ JIOBT UABY
lad.y Attendant
tlO Vout HJcbwa1
CORONA DEL MAR
DAY AND NIGHT
Pb.one Harbor U
INSURANCE
~• _ ,014 .!!\OIJWllehed Inounuu:e I ~<Jl_---~~nCJ' ;• ~~ '1Mia wrtttm.
DOWARD W. GERRISH
I 1808 Newport Blvd., Coet& Mea I PHONE BEACON ~151
BE SURE-INSURE I
with
· MAURO: 8TANLE1' l tmuraooe on1,.
Pbolle Barbor 1 TTt
1 %!5 11.a.rtne Ave. Balboa ~
STATE FABll
lnsununce CompunlM
Liii'& t ii UTO e Piii&
W. L LllHDl8
-~ E. Ba7, Balboa
Dar. 16111·B
W. Stuart Foote
GENERAL INSURANCE
Courteowi lnfarmation
!11'7 Balboe Blvd.
Newport Beacll Ph. Bar. U
EARL W. lrl'ANL:Cr --~otary Public
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'BACK TO SCHOOL! A.H18ttftj' ·wbh--·t.w; ~t ratloa of st.udents at the Oraa.se ~t CoUqe •tu·
dut t .. and handbook .i.i,.. laot'""8k W<!re (from left) -. F...J Ru,,.., fAn'7 Wlllou1h1>7, ~16
Mas; Don Knipp, Costa !McW.; B i.u._ Hay; eo.~ Men; I school o~I~ utl1tant Mn. ·Bernadette DuJ·
worth : Student Body P+ident RaY: 1.ena. Balbo•: 8~ Smith. Co9ta MN&, and .lukiM Dion, ~1"!>&
w~ . .
Lehman OingHieS·
Sail International.
'
Championsh i p~.
Pat Boyer
Is Honor Guest
at Shower Eyent
Pat Boyer of B*boa Island.
who 11 ahortly to be Ide of Arch·
er Crane; waa honor guest when
Boot. Keene entert~ned wtth a
Twenty-seven· yalchamen1 enter· buffet luncheon and l:iridal shower
ed the F\rst International Lehm&fl at her peniniula home.
claa dinghy two-day champion-Bring1ng pretty gtfts for the-
ship race at Newport Harbor brld.e--elect were Charlsie Kott,
Yacht club over the weekend. ltyvonne Santmyer, Kathie K.iea-
The affair featured five raco ter, Und& Pearman, Eleanor
r~round the maln tumlng ,._In in, Smith, Lee B&nsert, Joan carlton,
front of the club houae. , Ulllan Jrox. and the hpateaa. 0th·
Winner wae W. R. t;>arblr Met-en were 1ent by out'"'°t-town
calf, 1814 Pacitlc Dr., Corona del trtend1. Appropriate games were
Mar, member of Balboa Yacht played, prl&ea jolng to Lee Bans·
club. He received the Wal-ert and UUta.p Fox.
ton Hubbe.rd. Jr., memorial trophy Mr. Crane and his flancee re-
by Mn. Myrna L . SeJtig, widow cently sailed to C&tallna and then
of the late Walton Hubbard, Jr., to Santa Barbara where they were
well known local yac htsman. and guests ot his pare nts. who wU!h
Commodor e W alter Elliott ot the the wedding to be held in that
Newport Harbor Yacht cll.Jb. city. It will be before Oct. 13 for
Two races were held S'l.turday the cou ple has booked pa.uage for
and three Sunday. Course ot each the Lurline on that date. planni ng
was windward-lee,ward three to live in Honolulu, Miss Boyer's
times around t!ie main turning former home.
basin with the winner 's t rophy -------
Albert Thompson
Old Harbor Resident
going to the yachtsman who t ook
best pl.9.ce In the average of tive
races. Metcalf '-Aron the fir.st and
tiflh races , was second in t~e sec-
ond, third in the third and rourth Dies i11 Sanitarium
Jn the fourth .
' Second i:'lace
Second-place winner was l<f-
year-old Terry G~l'I'!. 426 'fM" St.
Balboa, who took two third placl'!8
two fifths &nd a sixth.
Albert Sidney Thompson. Har·
bar resident tor 28 yea~. died
early this morning at Los Ala-
mitoa sanitarium. A native ot
Georgia, he had operat ed a g roc·
ery . store . on McFe.dden PIEl,ce,
Coast Enrollment
Below Lent Y ecir~'
Outnumber Coeds
At the cloae of the nrat week ot
ln•lructlon, SGT full;tlme •lu~ehta
had completed enrollment at ·or·
ange Coast cQilJege. _
Ot thoee ~ have restatere4.
37.f are new students and 218 an
returning tor further inatruCtio_ll.
The man sreaUy outnumbered .flte
coed.a, with 4GT men enrolled• a.a
compared with 200 women.
, At th• clon of regt.tn.tlon lut
year, 690 1tudent.. had enrolled at
Coe.it colltl'•· "The drop In en ..
rollment thill year," atatee Or.
Bull H . Petereon, colle&'• prul·
dent, "l• due primarily to the de·
creaae In the number of vetera.n
atudenU. i...t year we had 158
veterana enrolled; thl• year we
have only 76."
Student.B may continue to reg-
ister through Friday, September
22. It Is anticipat ed that a num·
be r of additional late comers will
be added to the Pirate taml1y.
New Church to
Honor Builders
t..t ore than a hundred local men
\Viii be the guests or the Men'e
Club ot St . Andrews Presbyterian
Chu rch on Thursday. September
28 when the orga.nlzatton ahowa
l l.9 appreciation t 6 the contracton
\v ho built the fine new atructure
e.nd to the employeu ot the con-Bud Guthrie 9f Cos~a Mesa w~s
t hird-place winner and fourth
priu went to \.\'arren Blinn of
N ewport Beech.
Newport Beach until his tt>tire-tractors.
ment several yea.rs ago. He \Vas It wtll be the first uU of the
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PllOting ·Qais
Sets R· ord
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&nd women have 1~4 tnrli).
1'&1boaj Power 8q , '• .~
Jn Pll~ &11d Smfll llol\t'~·
llns. ad more than 1expee'-d. > •
The lmemberahlp of the cl&iil
lncludN In.en and, women • With
much tiaperlence BJ)d ~ . wt th a
out &nf· 11&11 an~ power boat
1klppe'l ate lncludi'd, OO"l• qwn-
en of Jarp: boat.9,j 10me of Vf'1
email tioau and • e who don't
own anli-boat. Luf. 1Mond&y'1 claa on saftty,
rtven i Lee Jonu will~ folow·
ed pex Monda,y nifht by a claN
On ma lne law u It applle. to
boata "tnder aJxlyaflve feet, and
to reQUfred equipment a.net light.a.
Becauae of an lncreuing lnter.
eat on lthe part of bo&l minded
pe<iple ln the su~Jecll . ot thl1
I e.u.eOA POWER SQUADRON
Subjeet1 for
Next Week's CIGssel
Monday, Sept. Ill -Pllotbo1
Cou.,. -11•1 ·Law, Upta
and , Equl-L Meet. at
Balboo& Yacht Club, T:IO p. m.
Monday, liept. 15' -WMther
Cc>u..W.-HumldJty. Me..ta at
Udo lale C!m01unJty clu~
-T:SO p. m.
TuHdi\,y, Sept. 21 -lunlor
N•~r C.oune wlll bes1A
· a t Newport 8r"bor Yacht
Club) T 1IO··P· m. . ' W~ay, Sept. 37-Advanaed
!"otpllJ' OOurw -:---~·of ()oqo-Devladop liBd N ..
p1er ICliMt. lleett.1 at Bal-
boa Yacht Club, ... 1 iso p. m.
courae and of other Squadron
couraea, the public 11 Invit ed to
1lt tn and liaten to any of the
cl&11ea. There a.re per90n1 who
have taken couree1 who may wlah
to refresh their melh.orles on
10me part ot the ~rae . or there
may be those who wlah to learn
about aome pa..rtlcular wbject.
To Puhl.lab Counes
To m&Xe It posaible for viii·
tors to attend a 1peclal clau, the
PJ"('oS8 will publish a box ,ach
week, o n the yachting page, gtv ..
ing the subject.a to be covered ln
all Squ&dron cl&saee for the fol-
lowing week.
Special lntereat here attachea
to the weather cour~ w h I c h
meet.I at Lido 11le Community
Club on Monday nl1"bl1 at 7 :30.
Some may wl..lh to attend certain
aeulona of the advanced ptlotlng
course where tides and current.s
and bearing etc. are atudled.. Thie
cltu w.e~~ W.e~z:ie'4.e.Y nlgt)l# .at
B&Jboa. Yacht Club. 't'he Junior
Navigator claaa will be&tn It.a
Tueeday night meetings at New -
port Harbor Yacht Club, Septem-
ber 26. If you are tntert>&tt'd.
watch the weekly box.
W inner 's trphy will be placed
In the Balboa Yacht clubhoUse for
club member Metcalf until next·
y~ar'.s race.' Sponso r t hiA year
wos thl· Newport Ha rbor Yacht
club.
kitchen at the social hall ot the one of the oldest m embers of
c hurch and will be the fir.st 80· ·s Elk Christ Church by the Sea. cia1 evt~nt at the churc h. In tate s
H~. is survived by his \vife. charge of preparati®s for the
Julia M .: two sona; Herbert A . turkey dinner is Ned l-lin of Lido
Lehman class <linghys. dulgned
by Barn('y Lehman, member of
th~ Balbo'.l and N ewport Y acht
clubs. are 11-ft. light weight
ski ff~ with plastic hulls.
One out of seven drivers in fa-
tal a ccidents in 1949 who were
violating traffic Jaws was driving
whJie under the influence o f a 1-
cohol.
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and f\obert w. Thompson of Ne~·-Isle, cheirn1an or the build i.ng H L• II
port; three daughters, Mrs. A d&· committt>e onor 1nne
lee Looney, M rs. Frankie Le Valley ~1ost of the contractors and
and Mrs. Ellze.beth Holman, all their me'n cut cost s to the bone
of the Harbor area; ,also four in building the church and their
brothers. three sisters and t~·o kind acts will be a cknow!Pdged
grandchildr en. and re\VBrd~ at t he appreciation
Services will be held Friday at dinner. ,
2 :30 p. m. in Harold Grauel chapel · Contraclo1"8 Ll.!Jtt-d
with the Rev. Thomas Pendell Architect for the Chur ch wa.s
and the Rev. Charles Hand offi· Dic k PJeger and Gordon Findlay
ciating. Inter ment \\'ill be in 1 y,·as the general contrac tor. Nel·
We.!Jtminster Memorial park.
1
. son SWford of Stafford Electric
wired the structure and Sam
' Kin•f(the<' ,....-..<lllt men.e plnrublng:· Be.:t:·.~llh 1 Brotl!e111 m•<!~.:~.~~tt·, .,(
t he heating : ·--e. ·tt. V~rner and
c rew plruitered the buildings;
Robert H . Daniels did the p$int-
ingP Joe Koonz and Ruel Smith,
the concrete w ork. Clarence Mc -
CUiiough p rovided the cabinet
work and W . D. Schock the
spt"clalty varnleh work. Roy
Touseley provided t h e linoleum
and a.°'phaltic · t ile floor covering,
with Turner Ti!~ company the
ceramic tile work.
Special thanks are to be ten-
dered Individuals who dll:d 8pttiflc
ded.!I of accommodation. They are,
Earl Vicke ry, _hardware: Bert
Webb, city engineer. for many
accommodallON; Arlie Schwarts
of the Newport H elght.s Irrigation
Company, Robert L. Bacon of the
Preebyterian an Hospital Board;
Ted Bollte of Barr Lumber Com-
B. I. Businessmen
Hear Langenheim
Two acore memben of the Bal-
boa Island Bwdnea Men'a AB-
aoct&Uon rnet Wednead&y night at
Whltel Park Avenue Cafe where
they heud Bay L&n1renhelm dia-
cum the opportunJUes pruented
b7 tllle Newport Barbor Chamber
of OoJlamerce ln ill overall p_ro-crvn. for the Newport Harbor ...._
Preskting over the aeuton was
J'acl< BldW•"-prutdent, wbo ln-ln>c1Uced l,upMelm, oecretary
Oil tbe N-port ~ OM.mber or aom-
..-.era1
plans for & Olriotmaa llahtb>lr
p...,..m ond ,jlellatid the --blHty ot jolnlii1r Ill a city ·wide ....,...,.., '
Amons~ -l were: llld-well.1 1£1lpahelm., Robert Allen.
Judre Frank Linnell. tint Ex
altad Ruler ot the N ewport Har-
bor Lodge of Elks, h~ been &"iv·
en a new honor by the Calttomla
St..ste Elka a11oclatlon. Re will
•erve on the Board of Judgea of
the State Ritualistic conteat to
be held In S&cramento on Tueai·
day, September 26.
Frank Lln.nt>ll
The conteet la held yearly In
conjunction with the State Auo--
claUon convenrlon of the Elb.
The winning team of· offlcera 1n
the at.ate competition next year
will repreaent their fellow E1P
at the Gmnd Lodge compeUUon
1n July.
Judge Linnell aerv~ u Esalt-
ed Ruler ot the Newport Barbor
Lodp of Elko from Ila lnotllu-
Uo on PebnUU')' II, lMS to April
of 1950. f'
Other member9, of the Db
Lodp w•o will •tt.end the StaU
conwnt.loa !Tom Newpol't Beach
are )(-and )(-C. K.
Vemer, T.· F. Nortoo, Bud -.. -.--.----11<!bort A. r...tman and D-wood 8chelL
GilA!mw QCSlfl&
R ... w-,.,, tot • NG' M
st.. Jlfewoport •••cit. .... ·lf'UIW
& ..... ID •a-,a tlft ~ art -.a~ '1T-lt., R , .....
coast Assn.
ffoljs Fil'$t ~~~~ -=:F-...:r.: ~11 ueetlng
IWnaalll& Kl~b met at ljlo -· f ' JYI
Kamuina .. KJ.,b
Welcomes .~uasts,
Aids. Family
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9f BOota Keene, )4am... Hern· Prol'"!U ~port. on vartCN11 ...,...
ltrfft !»la .. bootMa. -I/Or )>ro)ecla &lo ... th1o ._Wn•
)(no. ~lat~ lived In H~~~u-were elven a t a "Round-Up llM-tor elJ!>t f..,. and Mn. w..,.... .ion" of the Or&J)&'e County Cout
beri•ll> .,,. l>ofn on flllo. ~ 4UOC!atlon at Joi Ranch Cafe,
told man:r le tel'Oltln .. leptlda of In) Beach Tuuday evenlDjf.
1111 -and clan<ed a hula. ll'!ft:r pel'IONI attanded Ille tint
lbe ~ ~bll to Uwe hire and .... 1on toltowtnr th• summer -...
Will help Ml!lle Vanyl tea<h the. .... '
hula to club membtra. Enstneer R. L. Pattenon told
lt w .. Betty Chattock'• birth-ot the Upper Newport Bay devil·
di.)' and· .,_e broupt a cake, merv-opment and aaid -the army tnrt·
ed with ice cream brourbt by neert and atate hJpway otncla.la:
Wp. Herutreet. had bee.n uked to Kudy t h e
~ Bhlrley No&l U1umld duUe1 of project. Copie1 of 1.he nport are
t reuurer, 't<tns over tor Dee being reprinted, he l&id, and will
Roach w ho wUl make her home be ready .oon.
}n th• t u t. Another member who Other )roject.. dt.cu.ued at th•
hU left the club ta Kathy Gay, 9eaton included: I
who hu moved to Ban J'emando t I Civilian · Defenae. L. A.
valley. Patch outlined the atepe belnl
The.Ima Rleket.a presided over ta.ken ln thll vital program.
bualnut. when d*ualon cen-(2) HunUnaton Beach St.ate
tered around welfare ot the club'•· Park. Wm. H . Oall.lenne pve •
adopted family of 1#. Me"!btrt dei.,Jled account ot the •ummer't
are t'llrni.blnl' a p llon of m llk N;tlvttt.a durtng which he reveal ..
every other ds)' for the 10 chtl· fd 206,000 persons ,)'illted lhe
dr en and each b roufbt canned area.
rood.I. and clothlnf, a put pt
whtch wlU go to two other faml-
llea 1>e1...-aided.
Thanlc:a were eJ1:preaaed to the
WomlJ\'1 K l&lionary aoclety of
J'lrat BapUtt cburch, Ca.ta Mea,
who brouabt to Mra. Claude Knox
ctot.blnc. frulta and veretabl• to
be turned over to the club'•
adopted family. Aleo com In&' In
tor thanks waa an unknown man
who ien boxea: at the Anchor
T railer Port.
N'1xt m~ttnC" ot the club wtU
be' llept. 17 at the home or Ma.r1e
Kimbell, 210 ·Uni otreet. New-
port. ' .
Bal.a Ohloa
( S l Bol.sa Chica beach acqul·
attion. · Ralph Mukey of Newport
W&I contlrmed u l'eneral chair-
man ot the committee working on
acqu.laltlon.
( 4) Biiiboard•. Group endor•-
fd & :repon from Selim Franklin
of Colt& Meaa that recommended
tnfor,cement of present regula·
t tona. doing away wtth Wep.J
at.gna: •nd having certatn 1"0&da 11~tar'ed scenic ro&dJI' on wMCfl eo
alsna could be placed..
(ti)-• lipear Flahln,g . .Mayor
J'r&nk _Wharton of lAauna ~ach
uld 'that the First NatlOJl&l Spear
'P'lihfu&' cont .. 't wlll-lie"held "Oct.
15 at Victoria Beach, Lacuna. It
w~Uated by the Helm• A.th-MILESTONE$
BmTlfll -~ l•tic" PoundatlOO-&ncr &JI are tft.
vlted to attend. tf.AINZ8-To Mr. and Mra.
Robert D. Halne1, 1771 Monrovta
Ave., Co1ta Meaa, In Banta Ana
Community ho.pital, 8ept1mber
11, 1960, a daurhter, 8 Iba.. ~ 11'
han Celebrates
laild Anniversary '
oz. J oe Bean. Texas dance ~and
CHRISTLER-To Mr. and Mrs. leadei:. y,•hose San A:ttonlone have
Harold Christler, 214 Marine ave-beE'n recording artist.II on We1tern
nue, e ·l.lboa, In St. Joaeph ho•-music for many years. wilt. celE'·
pltAI, September 18, 19~0, a .eon , brate his tenth anniversary when
8 lbs., 4 oz. hi& group appears for Friday
MARSTON-To Mr. and Mrs. night's dancing a t Harmony Park
Bruce Marston, 271~ S..yahore Dr., Ballroom In Anaheim.
Newport Bea ch. In St. Joeeph Occendant of the famed Peco~
hospital, September 18. 1950, a judge, Roy Bean o.f early TellU
daughter, 7 Iba., :) oz. history, the band leader 1tarted
BLA'rl"ERMAN-To " Mt. and his career as a saddle bronc rider
Mr1. Richard Blatterman, 6802 In T exas rodeos-b•Jt later won
Oceon Front, NeWport Beach, In tamf' as a cowboy musician. He,
St. Joseph hoepltal. September 19, hJmaelf, play1 five ln111trumenu and
19:W, a 80n. I ha.s appeared with his be.nd tn
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For Mesa Community Church Choir ·
' Mr. and Mn . Chuc.er rt.aher •. .---------------
daqbtar Keo a11d .;,,, Jimmie, ·I Add 2f0.23rd St., were hoall at their French to
Adult Classes &11.nua.1 "corn feed" party when
they 1ntertained members of the
eo.i.. Mesa Community Church
choir and their famWea.
Lone teblea. we~ aet up undftT'
e. huce mulberry tree on tha F't•h·
er lawn. 4rge kettlea o f at.eamlnl'
hot uni of corn w•re brou(ht in
& ateady 1tream from the hou.e
where Chet Cheeter had cooked
them.
Sliced tomatoe.a, apple pl.e, cof-
fee &n4 punch ro'fnded uot the
delectable menu. I
1bl1 afftllr 11 thJ; hJsJ'alla'ht of
the choir'• soclaJ acUvlUOI dur-
lnr the year and approatmately
50 peraona enjoyed th• event.
A couree ln "converaaUon.&1
French tor beelnners" bu been
added to the adult evening clau
achedule at Oranie Cout CoUege.
The cl&NQ will be held Monday
and Wednelday night.I from 7
f.o 9.
Tea.cher Hilda Everett, who wu
trained ln France, will help be·
blnnlnl' student.a to pt the accent
on the rlrhl 1yllable.
The home death toll In 1949 wa11
Sl,000. of which 1bout half result-
ed from fall.I. Several of the younrer member•
brought their ukulele• and enter· I ji;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
talned wt~ poup •iJlCiRI'-Ii ·1
Tho1e partl~lpatlng 11) the pleaa·
ant evening Included Rev. and II
Mno. Joaeph Thompaon and son I You wi 1' 'l'hobum, Mr~ and Kra. J. L. Rey-;
nolda, Mr. and Mn. Elsner Clark ·
and daughter Pegn. Mn. Velma I enf oy . Compton a.nd daurhter Virginia,
Mr. and Mn. H. B. McMurty, Mr.,
and Mre. Bob Luckb•rdt a nd 1 daughten Carol and Mary, Mr.
'and Mrs. George V. Fox, )Jr. and
Mri. Malcolm Reid. and aona Os -1
vld and PhllJlp., Mr. and Ml"I. end 91 th•
'Ch!abblm Brown and children moil tirinu
'Barbara &n4 StanlP.y, Mr: and 1 of dayl. 1 Mra. IdU.. He.rper and son P a.ul, Y1
Mere. 'I.DI• -Sando OJ\d chlldren, SttM //
Helen, Joyce and Daniel, Mn. 7
Oertrode ~l<k. Stanley &ubnan '1......11."
Betty Slmmona. Beverly 'nlomp-·~~ ~ .. ~~--,;;;;
eon, Karlene Jacobeen, ff~len a.nd n..-v-
Btbble Haley ;1o Glenn and Kenneth 1 Or1ftlth,; ClaNnce Love and the
hoola. \·•
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In Heines F~mily
Mr. and Mn~ Bob Haine• ot
1771 Monrovia Fl., Coeta Ile.as.,
are receiving oongratulaUon on
the birth of a \daughter, Janice
Marie. The baby made her ap-
pearance Septerfiber 16 In thE' I
Santa Ana conimunity Hoapttal
where ehe weigh'd in at 8 pounds, t
five ouncee. The Ha.lneaea have 1 two other children, Bobby. tour.
and Kathleen, l~ month8.
Bob'• mother;. Mr•. E . P.
Hainea ot E vanston, Wyo., arriv-
ed Friday to care fo r the family
while the new mother and baby
are In the hoep\tal.
Maternal gra"dmothtlr ia Mn.
Gertrude &::lick, 168 Ma~olla
Ave.
BLACK OF
BROWN
CALF
BARBER'S
BOOTE RY
1196 N8"-port Avf'.
,HOYLE-To -Mr. and Mr11. 36 states and four foreign coun·
Ralph Hoyle, 131~ Way Lane, tries.. • -. -
Corona del Mar, In St. Joseph hoe· I Jimmy LeFevere and hie Sad-
COSTA MESA pltal, September 20. , 19:)0, a die Pa 18 provide the dance mwilc -Opportunity I• knocking In
daughtE>r, 7 lbs., 2 oz. l '.S~a~l~u~nt~a~y~n~l~g~h~l~a~t=H~a~r~m~o~n~y~P~a~r~k~.~~~~C~LA~~S~S~l~Fl~E~D~~A~D~S~.~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~==;:' DEATHS: r.
l\fn. Ka.tlle.ryn 81.nclaJr
Mrs. Katheryn Slnclalr, 7~. died
Sept . 19 at her home, 163 Zeal
18th etreet. Costa Meaa, 1urvived
only by a nephew, P orter Sinclair
of Newport Beach. 1
Funeral mau will be aald Fri-
day at 9 a. m . in St. Joachim
church, Cotlt& )(es& and lnterment .
will be In Holy Sepulcher ceme.;
tery wlth the Harold Grauel I
chapel in charge.
Mra . .I~ Moony
Mra. Jennie May Mocny, ~.
died Sept. 19 at her hom e, 728
w~at 19th street. Costa Meaa.
She la survived by her husband,
Stanley; her mother, Mn. R . I
Pt1ueger o f Michigan and five
brothers, Fra.nk, George, Wtlllam, I
Lawrence •nd Valwood Pflueger .
all o f Michigan.
Services will bE' held Saturday
a t 10 a. m . ln Harold Grauel
chapel, the Rev. George BuAdleck-
er ot Santa Ana oftlclatlne. The
remains wH.I be Interred In the
family plot at Sagine.w, Mlchlgan.
Jud9e DodcJ• B.ack
From Vacation
Judge and. Mr1. D. J . Dodge,
6~ Balboa St., Colt.a Mesa, va-
cationed at Convict Lake a.nd
•urroundlng country, lut week.
Judge Dodge returned to the
bench Monday. During hla a b-
8ence Judire P'n.nk . Unnell, city
judge of Newport Beach, pre1lded
1n the Newport Beach Townahlp
Jwitlce Court:
In the 1 to 14 age group alone,
accident. In 1948 claimed 10,741
Uvea -more than the combined
tall of pneo.monta. oongen Ual mat.
formaUon. cancer. t uberculosll,
leukemia, &leukemia and heart
dileue. In th1.a u.me-age poop,
e.ccldent.a cauaed 10 Umu di many
deeU.., u polio In 1H8.
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proach *luadroi:t at :U Toro ·~ Ill ~ pa...." At extreme rtpt a
Marine ftgfltet,lplane ma be .,,.. lft'lk:hlr· It. approach. whiJe ta Ute
mobt~. radar ulilt 111. the forqruund, GCA personnel. olJee.rvtar hie. ap-·
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i \ r.;hi.Au-'V' PRESS Donates Groceries 'II
-J..... --r.....:..n:,·o:: ~ . For Welfare Work Repea t Vows at Mt. Carmel Church
Miss Nancy Ward and Robert . Jdyce gr::hatt:~~n~rdo::":h:ra:::,~: wh~t:a~~~~ ~~.~· ~~e ~e:~~:r:.~'.r·--------------
R t V P b (h u h for nce.dy families when An1e1;can !rte was MJ~ Barbar, Louise /:·' ':, epea Ows at es Yte • Legion Auxiliary 455 met M onrlay T.1ylor, clauglf'tt'r of Mr. ~nd Mrs. r r1an
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re even;ng in regular session in Costa ~::~:~;: i:i~~<;.· !3,~ ;h~ s;:ci~;d
i, ,\:;tt'rN. bnuvurt11a ...ind c~ndles&'-----------~---1 M esa Legion hall with president vows with J qhn R . Shafer. son of • •
drcnr:1tcd St. Andrcw·8 Presby-Ward home where asters errl hou-Alma Swartz presiding. Mrs. L u-WJi.fr . t""irld .M1?. ARoy . Sha1fNrr:., :S17t ;~.
t 1·ri.1n t·hu1rh whl'n h-fl~.s Nanc~· Vfl.rdia. dahlias and tall lafw.rR cille Dodd reported on child wel-cs m ster , venue, e...-por .,..-.,_(..
~~1~:~rr~{~~'~:.dw~ri~!~~l'~:rr:1~f ~~ :i~'; ~~~~r~~v5c :cc;;~!· b~~o':~~~ fare workJ
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in the community. l-le~~~~sjohn ~. Stapll'ton ~rend t hl' ~
/\liq,, 1:1vr11ue repcrtt.•d vow~ with r1ng11 and two doves arid i1ur-Mrs. Payne, member.ship i1npreR-qive d~ubll' ring Gerf'n1ony ,..~
f:nbt'rt G"nrf!P J oyce, son of Mr. rounded with roses. Servjng thc> chairmnn, welcomed five new Sept. 0 at 3 . m. in Our! Lady of
.·tnfl ,,t•s. J•.••c J o,·re of 411 A11· .. ,.. rnembers. Mmes. Dorothy 1-lerr, Mt . Carn1el c hurch. ~1 nk a nrl
• "''' <JO~ ooke and punch were J an ralstra. Lett· Brl d Fl Fl '1 1\'C'nui:. The Cl'l t>1nony \.\'llS per-Anne PolUns and Gloria. ~lac k-ie n t>rson, orence H-white dahJ::i.:;i j c r<'ated an J.o.<fective
f""•rnr<I by the Rev. Thon1.. M. k I hMcrty,. MlssThes Martha Cox and bJ\ckground rbr the nupti\:r.Js. ,., sloe whJle Grace Crocker was 1n t Gihl-4011, argare ompson. "fr Taylo gave his daughter
-Nancy \Vas lovc1y 1n white or-c~:;~~ ~a~~~ !r~~~~~ ~~~e bride I· M~s .. Una P~or g ave 8 very in m.arrlag<'. \Vith her ~llerln9.
d b d d bl •• 1 . 1n te1est1ng re.,... ... on the SL:lte !en lh •own he love! b 'de •• ~1 y c1n ro1 L'rf' in uc, .,.. -wore navy net with match~ng vel-convention held recently In Sacra-g ,., . y fl ~ .... lcrina l"ngth and "·ith a: jacke!. \'el hat ·:ind gardt'nia orsagc . a shouldl'r le gt.h veil and carrier!
I.op. lier llltlc hat was of •,vhi te h'I h d th M M mento. The National convention g.Jrdenlas an Illies of tile valley.
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vt>lvct ·1.nd Sh(' carried a prayer qe~ Crawford Jone1i, was '" navy 19_12_
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hook on ""h1("'h w~s a golden-print .. Mrs. J oyce was Jn teaJ 1 • Arrangements were made ror a ~1ss Pat~cla Ellen 1 .. Shaf~r , . : ' throated \\'hitc orchid with w hite blu With d I d f h d n ht • f' gar en a cors:ig . dessert card party to be stagf>d n1a1 o on r , a ppeare 1 w 1 e carnation.~. She wa~ attended by The new Mrs. Joy~r wa graclu-\Vednesday, Oct. IS. at 12:JO p. organUl ovc chartreuse1 taffeta
Annt• f'nll1 n.-., 1n a ballerina length ated from Harbor H1.;Jl sctf°l and
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fro<'k nf ptnk organdy, white hat attended Orange Coast jCOllcge. general chairman of the public Bridesmaid ~ Mrs. Jeanette Tay-~nd houquct nr lavender orchids. Shr will con tinue her. work: ·'lt .the affair. Chairmen assisting her in-lor and Mis~ ~athlC'<'n iii~ were
, Ma rt in ~'<'b('r "-'as befit man Bnl.OOa branch, Bank nf ftlmcr1ra . C'iude Mme&. Ann Cramer, Cora frocked rC'l:lp~cl1vcly in h1te or -
•1tHI nHhcrR \VCrr Rn,.-:-cr Ward. Jr.; while her htl-'bnn<I compldtrs his Bo bo J Pay Alt d 0 ganza over ~Jue and to ato rl'd
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Th I H I t d . • o C 11 m y, o ne, ru e nv. an C'l'f nrr C'nr l'r.qnn . s u 1es a., r~"l.nge Oftst 1c0 eg~. Dorothy Herr, Virginia KnauCi· taffeta. i::'ou uets of yellow_ r08es
\Vedrl1ng mu111 c includtid "Be-The young couple will ma!Ce their a d 0 1 lrwo·n lent plf'&l'nng contra~t to h eir bal-.. <I 1 Lo y T I h B . C n o ores . . I s-ausc an " vc ou ru y." ome on ea trice str·cct · osta :h-i rs. Swartz reported on tht> lc r1n~ lengt~ dre.sses.
The reception \\'SS held at the Mesa. Vo lunteer Hospital W 0 r k er 8 Ph1lllp W1 1lla.m Shaf~r serv:ed
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casually-on popular
El ~a pi tan~ only. all-chair
car streamliner hecweea
Los A ngeles and Chia.go.
I New full-lenjth leg resa, 6ae
Fred Huvey food, 11"1 lounge car and friendly
Courier-Nune b ee add to the pl..,.... of your . I ~'..1 trip. Same rowe u tbe famom Super ....,__
Mn . .lohn Sh.af-t'r School of Instruc tion held at the as best. man r'h1le ush er1rg dut1e::i
Long Beach Veterans' hospital. were filled l:iy Barry N nny and
She u .id that volunteer workers Robert Thuri ton. . II d
, are needed in all departments, .. Mrs. Ma·ry·[Shceter,. solqts~. sang Mrs. Ne ie Mc·A a ms
pointing out that a really fine op-Ave Marta, and ~n Ttus Day I B' thd H
portunity Is offered to w ork with Oh Broutlful Afother., Mrs. Grace S Ir ay Onoree
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hospitalized veterans. J ohn:!!lon play~d the organ~' accomp-~frs. Edith Dulaney wu ap-anln1ents. ~
pointed chaplain, It wu an-· Rece llnn at CJ
1 nounfed that a sewing meeting The N e\ rt Bf'ach E ti Club
will be held Tues day evening, formed the 'tling fo r a eceptlon
Sept. 26. at the home ot Mrs. following th ccremony. Basket11
Dorris Ludl, 162 E. 18th St., C08ta of gladlollua dahlias, a~ers and
At the close of the meeting :1 For ·the o caslon M Taylor Mesa. roses were u ed for deci' ting.
social hour Wu enjoyed with choose navy blue over nk with
members of the Poat. Mmee. cr.:i-occessoriee o navy blue. Design-
mer and Bomboy had charge or ed over po'fder blue as Mr111.
refresh~nte . S ha fe r's na\"fy blue go . Cor-
PT A President
Is Hostess to
Co-Ordinators
Mn. P . F . Balnf!8, president of
the Newport Beach Elementary
school11 Parent -Teacher AMocla·
tion, 11t-3.rted the tall activities
rolling with a mff'tlng at. her
home. 23581 Pirate Road, Cliff
H.aven. of the co-or dinator& from
the three elementary school&.·
Pla.ns for Room Mother 1.ctlvl·
sages of plnM b10880ms ~re worn
by Le~~~n:0hj.::c:.• aid lre Mrs.
Frank Dean Jr .. Miss !Kathleen
Erbe, Ai rs. Hattie PhiO,ipe and
Ml~s Doroth TownJJend. I
F o r honFymoon tr.vela to
Y08emfte a.n• Sequoia ItJ.rks the
bride donne~ a royal •lue suit
with gray accesaortes fnd cor-
uge of while gardeniaa.l .
The young n~·lyweds. Who
gTaduates of Newport ,Harbor
Union High .:hool. will be at
home to lhl'ir friends at 17(M1 )
W. Ocean Front. Newport Beacb.
ties and the PTA membership s • h o· drive. Oewber t-1s. were di..,,... pan1s inner
A happy surprise was in store
for Mrs. Ne ille McAdams of 23rd
:Jtreet, Costa ~fesa on Wednesday
art<'rnoon, Sept. 13. when a num-
be r of · m embers of the Central
Bible Church arrived at her home
to cel~brate her birthday.
Fall shadEM!i In pon1-pon da.hlia s
made the house Rtlractlve. Seve r -
al of the gut>8ts r..Jd joined in the
gift of a lovely dress for Mrs. Mc-
Adam•. Othere pre&enled her
with .11. picture o f the Chris t and
some china ware .
Mra. Alice Ladwig, daughter·in-
la\v of the celebra.nt, served re-
freshments of je llo, decoralefl
blrthd-:iy cak e. coffee and tea t o
the following: Judith. Charles and
Kathleen Lad'A·ig. :P.fmca. McAd-
ams. :P.fary Schick, Pcilrl Le1A•ls,
Glenn~ Cartf'r , Grace Ke~I. The(-
ma Pearson, Re-brcc.:i. McGuire.
Edna Keating, Mayme Popple,
Pttcie Grover. •1ontzcll Dorrell.
Mamle-.. Gallagher, Beatrice M,
Potter ·and O~·Bea.rdaley. ..
Mesa Young People
Off for College
od over home·m:ul• doughnuta Slat ed by Y's Men In the contingent of Coata Mua
And coffee. young people who p-'lcked their
Mn. Ba.tnea' use of co-orcUnat· Tacos. c.nctn.ladas, tosaed ~ baga a.nd left for collegea and
qn permits an.indJvtdual program salads and all the good thing& per-unJven.iUea wu Jim Kline, New-
for each acbooL and yet the untt:Y talnlng to a Spani&h dinner will port Harbor High seft"ool cradu-
of one PTA for the three e.~en· be available to the public on ate., wbo won a $4000 scholarahip
tary achoola ma.Item a communtt> Thuraday evening. Sep~ber 8 tn to the Ualve.nllty of Chic.go.
wide approach to acbool problem.I Cotta ~ American Legltm MU Jim, the aon of M.r. and Mrs.
pouibl:e.. when the ra Men . Y'a Menettet Edward IOiae, 878 W . 18th SL,
Mn. 1-s>h N lckertz, Lido &le. clulio •taire their annual dln1ler. left Sunday, a<eompo.nled by bh
t. the aew cUlrman for R~Ua Tick~ at lL2:5i fof adult. and mother who will vlldt TelatJYel ln
and S&fety. -7' cr-nta" fot ~may be_ or.:. ChJ~fO be.fore. n.turnlag home.. n.-attending' tbe m..U. dettd from Bob i.o..g.· -Betty Pinkley. &loo ~
were: Mn. Louis J . Cmenar1 ·Mn. 5%72-W. -Ill Nldent of Y"• Mm. of Barbor High. haa enrplled at
SUoller White. Mn. ffa""1 llla:r-Pt-~ tlM! dinner· to to-the tlnlvenlty of Soutbem Call·
er, Mn. JI. 11. Newland. Mn.. A. ..... tbe Y. 111. C. A. )'OUtll -foml&. USC Denial od>ool lo tbe c, a -.... Jira. w. a. ooi. ,......,. choice or Vlrgl! 1eu.t¢> ~~'kl
mu. lln. J . '--.. Jira. B. , TJi.eh' puenta ·are Mr. and MnL
l<M I .-..-. L. .&. .,._ Foooplo, do -tbo wU& .... A. L. PIDlt1cy ok ~·
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IMll" oa ""' left. lo to tabj ....,. ... trol ol t11e plolle ,..,,.. 11 lo -..
tl'9 nm...,-a.cl woalcl _,......,. be .tal.ble evtn la deDM-toe. He alda t11ie
pilot la '*"PletlJll'. Ule -. .. by sadlolns lnAlracU-. UaW -
1.9flrsaat t. ~ to Me t1ae p1w an liladlJal' proc:edura art: b•edlred a.7 ~tedar equt,._.t. OCA Is o~ of the major reuou wtq· the Berlln.
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Visits in Hawthorne J
Mrs. P. V. Parkes
Is Bridge Hostess
Grange Dan.c:e
Set for Saturday
Dessert Wall the prelude to rub·
hers of bridge when Mrs. P , V.
Parkes of Harbor Blvd., enter-
tained her card group. M N!. Boyd
Roberta ooptUTed first prize and
Mrs. E . J . Wrlght scored second.
Making up the t\l(O quartet ta·
oles were Mmes. W . E . Nickell.
Members of the Cost.a Mt:sa
Grange will hoh:I their monthly
danc(' Saturday, SepL 23, at the
Grange Hall, corner of Victoria
and Thur;n SU!. There. will be
squ."tre and modern dancing. Re·
freshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs . Elmer Clark nc.1
daughter Peggy, 2427 Or~ge
Ave .. Costa Mesa , sJ>('nt las t eek
in Ha wthorne vi8itlng the 1 al
couple's brother-in·law and si ter,
Mr. -1nd Mrs. W . A . Blo mq 1st.
On Saturday night they e.tt+nd·
ed a performance of "The g&ll·
fornia Story" In Ho llywood wl.
The pageant, with a coat of
dipicted the 400 years of
fftrnia history.
Jerrold Spangler, Boyd Robto rts. In one out of every rouP' fatal
E , J . Wright. Charles F . H and, j traflic accidents 1n 1949 the driver
Nellie Ridley, Bertha Tillotson I or ·'.l pedestrian was reported to
and the hostess. have been drinking.
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It rlcle1 Ilk an ~l\.~"' ;J°;!'lf'r.> ~~.l:l on a cloucll
If you think that all •oft 'ding happeru; in
bea\·ton or in big heavy ra-ju.et drive a
Hillman MINX! You'll cliange your mind.
\l1hrn it comes. to taking ctrveg, you'll find
that light car balanc.e beaut nnage all hollow.
Come in and 1tret~ yo reelf out ~bind
the wheel of the con;rrtibl . Plenty of com·
fonahle leg room for a ful ·•izcd rpa.n . Then
take it out and elep on th gas. See what a
!mooth ride it gi vea, even on the roughest
road.
HILLMAN 1n.Lnx
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convertible ridee and bandlee u it cruise$
a long at hf:tter than 60. Some people have
a.eked, 0 How can a con\•ertible that 001l8 only ·
11745 take the beating I give a car?" That'a
e.uy. It'.e British made. and Briti•h car--ownera
expect their c.ars to run for years, just as the
Hillman doe>. They al&o expect 30 to 35 mi lea
per gallon economy, which the Hillman givea.
Don't put a dime on any car until you've
driven the Hillman MINX.
A "ltODUCT OP THE .110,0TlS OltOUP
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CQb Scout Pack lOS ~meet ~~~hnlt~:"'~
.8Cbool auditorium. Boye from 8
to tl yean of age are ~ble
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boya of UMit -In Ibo llchoOI.
Art -1•J', · .cubmUtor, llopoo
that 90&eone wUl volunteer to be
cubmuter tcir a new tri:lop. ,
All boyo, bolb old and proopec·
Uve cube, and t.b.etr parent. are
invited tO atten.d. The pack la
aponoored by Newport, Buch Par·
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ont-Twber llOOC~tloii. ~Ith Mro.
Onn W.de u co--ordinator for
that aecUon: eut of USlh atreef
and Kn. i.. E. Cock for weal of
lSth 1treet.
Rome \nju.riea totaled <1,650,000
ln 1949 and included 120,000 per-
manent tmpa.lrmenla.
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Mrs. Paul Nisten
Is Honor Guest
at Stork ~hower
The kind of ahoWer that UI•
wca.therroan doesn't ,even .give ,•
pleasant nod to but the k1nd that
the gala dot~ on took place lut
·.veek at the home of Mra. Olin
Ltok, 471 Broadway, Coata Mesa,
when Jt.tra. Paul Ntseen .wu the
1urpl'lscd honoree .
Thr hostess 01nd guests aw to
't that Mrs. Nissen was lhorougb·
ly, happily "showered" with a
·tide vari<'fY of layette gifts.
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NEWS.
NEWPORT
NEWPORT-8
-Every Tuesday
RHUMBA
SHOW BAND
with
A benign stork atood gtiard
-,·er l he gift pack.Ages and after
th c-y had been opened and ~
lrnu nd fo r general admiration,
Jr l<l&'l' a n d canasta provided 1
1niusc1ncnt.
AY POST-Wedn~dan
LBOA PRESS -Thondayit
NeY1'P'Of1 1197 Pa.t a....anect Ad• m11t11t run •• the Toeedlt.J
N'~-ms or tbe Tbunday PrNe •
IMUM M> IS 4 LINES
AU Claulned Mt. m...lt be .-ad for Cub In advanoe of pa6Ucattoa.
4 Lines 1 Paper $ . 75
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VA-UX'S
Prius In bridge went to M.M!I .
\rth1•r Thronson. Mrs. William
Davis ·:?.nd Mrs. Denni! Hogland.
:..;'ttn13lfl awards \\'ere won by Mn.
:;,,·e n l'atterson and Mrs. Douglu
Hin•·~ly.
f'inlt anrl blur Lonee were em-
phn:1lzed throughout the pretty
lppolnt1nc11ts. nefrc111hment.s, too.
"' rc:1~cd tht· inrnncy theme. Home·
11•.1dt• if'r rrf'Anl 11nd Individual
~ur cn l\1:.1 \Vere served.
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tiu1 prli'-!ln s::-r.1r!t. Nissen with
,h("i r presence o nd glft.s wef'f\ ~!mC:.;. Fred f''. Allen. Welter Bffr,
i'"llf~h!t, Arthur Thron~on. Doug-
~u:i lllnr~I Y. Gwrn Patter801l.
I l "len r:.Px,t William Davis. Ken-
11•·th l-~,,...,·Jrr, Rob~rt Andrews.
I'aul Butrh<'r. Dennis Hogland
:ind Woodrow lladley.
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"Joe Tl1ur:-:;t u11,
Lag11na's oldest
citizen. predicts
wettest wirltcr ~n
30 years."
Is Your
Convertible
Ready?
Duplicate Bridge
Winners Announced
~I rS'. Johnson a n d
ChHrle~
Jnn1el"I
S<·hwab wf're \vi.nnerR
'"l1'l -\v1·..,t an<! Perry McAdoo and
A . D. \VC'thcrby were high scor-
1·r:~ n1,rlh-~nuth In the dupllcal<'
hr·1dg:._. ,::;urn e hC'ld Monday evE'-
11in1-:" 111 ( 'oulu Mesa. Fourteen
t;iblt':: were in play.
l <.1un11·r~-1111 cqsl·\•o'est were Mr .
1111rl ~Tr ~. Fret! Rounsville; Mr. and
Mrs. IL M. \Vallingford ; Mrs.
Aniy Krnnotly and E . E. Bruce;
A. W . Tunimrl and Fred HolUs:
fl.fr . ind Mi's. Floyd Buell.
10 DAY EXTENSION OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER: NEW DELUXE
CUSTOM TOP (Regular $55)
!l.unn!"rs-up north -aouth were'
Mrs. Joe Brunner and Dr. Henry
Gardiner : M rs. A. D. W etherby
anrl }frs. PC'ggy Johnson: William
nnd Doylt• Gi lbert; Mr. and Mr!.
Charles J E"i-;ter ; Mrs. Carrie Saun-
ders a pd Mrs. Catherine Smith
tying with Mrs. F'rank Reed and
:\.frs . Stev.·.-..r t Browne.
The Nev.•port Harbor Duplicate
Bridge club will hold it.'I next
regular meeting on Monday eve-
nin~. Sept. 2~ at the Friday At.-
tr rnoo n club house in Costa Mesa~
Play wi ll "tart pron1ptly at 7 :30.
All ln tcrestf'd bridge players are
invited t o attend.
• especially for your car by ANDY
For Only $4750
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Featuring: ,; Rolled Edges
(For that SmooU1 Look)
,; All Snaps Hidden
,; All Seams "Double Stitched
TAN. BLUE. GREEN . . MAROON .. \VHITE .
If It's For or About Your Car -We'\•e Got It!
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AUTOMOTIVEJ CENTER
"The One Stop -For Complete Service"
HUDSON Sales and Service
Ebell Juniors
to Entertain • at Bay Club Tea
Ebf'll club n1embers are startin~
the fall season with enthuaiasm
and especially the junior section.
which is ha\·ing a memberahlp
tea on Thursd3y, September 28
from 2 ::iO t o 4 :30 p.m. at Balboa
Bay club. At this time prospective
members v.•ill be welcomed.
Pouring at the tf'a table will
bC' Mrs. C. M . Deakins. pre!ldent
of Ebell club and Mrs . Obed Lu-
cai.. nrlvll'ior to the juniors. ,
1190 South Coast. Blvd Laguna Beach Phone 1875--1028
In thr> receiving line will be
Mrs. John Danlqll. chairman;
Airs. Wa llC'r Cole, 1Vlce-chalrman;
Mrs. HArvey Leigh, treasurer and
Mrs. Curtis Herberta, secretary.
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''\Ou canl make a bad
' cup of Mtl•B'~
't'Ou get '?eral world-famous coffees in M.J .B. Choice rare v*ri-
etje8 with the fi.n eet flavor and fragrance obtainable. Blended to· . -
~ gether they a.re in eucb perfect fl avor b alance that you can breW
M.J .B etroog, mild, in-between and get p erfect re.Wu every time.
&f.J .B doe. not roast all or ite coffee be&D1 at oobe ... lndlriduaJ
bean routing'" brings out the maximum flavor or every rare, rich
bean in the IUIUry blend. And higheet pooaihle vacuum lockA in
every bit of this extra goodneM until it ~achea you.r cup.
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(Photo by I-I owa rd F ols om I
Elouise Owen.ls Bride in Saturday
Rites at Christ Church by the Sea
All in green. yclh>w and gold
werr brldes1n-'iids gowns and floral
decorations. •c lllng the story of
i;un11ne r CHrrylng over In to au-
tun111 whon Elouise Ow en repeat-
ed vuws 1:1.t 5 o'clock Se.tu r·day,
St>. pt. I 6 wltl'I Ira LeRoy Baker
In C'hritt l Church by the Sea. The
brirlc Is the t.\1ughfer of Mr. and
Mrs. R088 Owl'n, 35 Balboa Coves
and the bridei:roorri '" the son or
Mr. und Mrs. Oscar Baker, 1668
Westn1lnstcr avenue. Costa Mesa.
Elouise \\.'8.8 &iven In marriage
by her father. the double ring
service being performed with the
assisl·:tnce of the Rev.• Charles
Hand. She wore candlelight ·satin
"'Ith fittl'd bodice. long sleeves
and sweetheart neckline. Hr r el-
bow length veil, was held with a
halo of 01'8.nge blosJWms and s he
carried pink Elf rose" with eteph-
anotls a nd a pale htvE"ndrr orc ~id.
Taffeta and Orp.nd)'
Miss Elleii OwC'n, 8i11ter of the
bride. was maid of honor In a gold
taffeta p1incest1 frock with stand-
up ·collar and yt'llow frosted or -
gandy overskirt. She oorrled pink·
and J\n1erican Beautfy dahllss and
wore a headband of Vanda or-
chidi:i. Bridesmaids w t>re t h e
~flssc!l Eula B:iker and Doris B ill-
~ngl'. gowned alike in green taf-
feta u·i th g rl'cn frust<"rl organdy.
oversklrls and carrying yellow
and gold da.hltos. Stephanie Mor-
ris was flnwer girl, in c hartreuse
organdy with pink rosebuds in her
h.3ir and o n h<'r wrll'lt. She car-
tied R baEOkct adorned with rolk'!!
and to!llScd petals in tbe 'path of
the brldq Candlelightera w; ere
Bar bara lland' end Ruth Grier. the
tormer in yellow, the latter in lav-
ende r t·J f ta with w rist and head-
band1-C of un1s.
To 'Hu h BakC'r went be-st man
duties a d ush€'ring were J ohn
Ahlborn, l'\ea l Hogan and Ray
Fields.
Lf:>sli t.• Fr<'ilng, :;;olnii-;l, !'-la ng Ed-
ward Grei~"'4 I ! .. ·:\'(' Thee. At
Dawnin5: and \Vith Thil-C Ring I
Thrc w .. <1 . E<lnR \\'.dkr>r Ehorn
player! th•· or~an Heco111p1:tnhnC'nts
and wrddin& 111nrrh~f'. '
Receiving \1rith the 11rw J\1r. and
Mrn. BakC'!' in Ouo<lr>I\ H fl.11 W<'rc
parC'n ts of the youT\I' couple. Mr11 .
Owen , y,•rar1ng navy .1:1hecr and
!·'l.CC with n hat flf wintrr pink
and corsage ()f pink anrl rnsc
spider chrysanthcn1u11111, Afrii. Bak -
er in a l\\'O-piece nHvy cr1•pe with
wlnlf"r pink accessories and white
spider chrysa nthen1un1s.
The wedding cake was cut and
S<'rved by ]..1rs. AliCe Eastn1-J.n and
Mrs. Alma Knoy,'iton, wlule Mni.
Grace Blllingl'I and ]..1 rs. Grace
Burdl'tl served the frou n punch".'
Guests signed the guest book in
charge of Virginia Baker and
Dorothy Bur d<'lt. after beln&
greetrd by /o.lary Yamami. •
Wt•ddlng Su1•1~r
Following the reception a wed-
ding supper fnr 35"rE"lativcs and
out-of-tov.·n ~csts was served Rt
the Owen! hon1C', t hl' hastes! be·
ing 11ss:i~tcrl by J\frs. Signe AndC'r-
son of Van Nuy.s ;ind J\fra. E\'a
Phillips nf Lagt1na BC'aC'h.
The bride v.·as grflrl1:a t<'d fron1
Newport Hnrbot· Union J--iigh
school. at tcndi•tl Orans:e C'oa.Mt col-
IC'g<'. L.A. c ity colics(' and t raln"d
as nurse for a year .ol Cali fornia
hospital. Afr. Bake!' attendt'd
schools in \\'isconsin.
A navy blue suit with navy hat
and shoe1"t, red pur~<' and gloves
was Relrction or Mrs. BakPr when
shr and h<'I' hus band left 'for a
trip y,·hlch \\"ill include San Fran-
ci~co. the rechvnod country. Cr-atC'r
Lake and Yosem ite. On their re-
turn they will occupy the Owtns
property a,t 3702 E·.tlboa boulev rd
until their nC\\' ho1ne at Vlrgi la
Place and Elden Ave., Costa Mera.
is completed. ·
l I Costp Mesa Friday Afternoon Club
?~~~~~~:~;th Mu~~~~I ~~g.
day
th ~
Aftetnoon Club a11sembled in
c k.lbbouse Friday when the
new !leu~n got off t o a splendid
start Rt the opening meeting.
A rec'lrld attendance of approxi-
mately 125 featured the g·'ll&
luncheon event staged In an au-
tumnal a ttlng. Cluaters of varl-
hued dahlias. lsrge a nd pomponl'I,
gr-aced l e t.ablPl'I while colorful
f.'\JI leave augmented the artistic
decoraUv details. l
Mrs. ~lnz Kais.er. preaklenl.
prt!lded . After the busineM 8C!i·
slon an ternoon of rtch musical
enjoy1nen W88 pnlvtded by the
Armatron Trio, composed of Ha-
&el Taylo , aoprano; Helen Maw-"°"· con Ito, and Ruth • Arm-
strong, p nlet.
1 u..Vcal Prol'ram
The p"1gram opened with a
duet, ·1 Song Is You" by J er-
ome K e P roceeding to de.light
the listen rs were a rtu "Amour,
Vi~me Alile r," from Sa.maon and
Delilah, a d "Un Bel DI Vedromo"
from Ma me Butterfly, sung re-
apectlvely by MIBI Maw.,n and
Mia Tay r .
Conclu .ng1the tint group were
mtt and •
from "
me Epah!I'' from Lak-
e Heart Bowed Down"
Bohemian Girl'
nu.mben Hated tn the
Hostesses for the afternoon
wer<' Mmes. Calla Viele, Ber\h•
Tillolc;u:i, W . B. Ml'llotl and P . V.
Parkes. . ,
Men1ber6 responsible for n il cjuh
activities .in September inchpde
Mmee. Laura Ada1ns, Martha
Almond. E . Loon Allen. Claude
Anderson, LeRoy Ander90n , Rob-
ert Andcr::Jon, Cha 1les L . AndrefS.
Robert Andrews. Elda Ba5(er.
Harry Balch, V. M . Balm€'r. Hpr-
·'J.C<' Bale:t. L. A . Becker. Ha~ld
BeC'be, Raymond Berg, D. r-
tone, J ohn Bidwell, Robert Bl .
G. C. Bornfeld, 111a bcl Boudr-e~u.
Mary Brlll. Cynthia B r I g 4" s,
Helene Braun. Leah Brown, Ha•ry
C. Burdick. J ohn L.. Burton and
George E . Butcher .
Heights Circle
Plans Work Day I
TO ptC'pare for the NovemJter
bauar me1nbers cf th" Newport
Heights ci rcle nf ChrtMt ChuJICh
by the Sea WSCS wtll hold an~'ll
d:iy work m~eling Thursday, p-
tem ber 28 In Goodell Hall. Ne --
port Beach.
Member& nre to bring k
lunches and thelr &e:'Ning mat -.... I
Am' one
...,.,nd
bach), •
Hottman.
p were ""I"rea'' (Ru-BAl,BOAN IN CRA.SB I rcarolle.. from Tales of Edward Ada.ma. 18, of
••CkJtto Lindo.. (l"er-n-1 -boo Blvd., Newport ~ch. l>'Uldeal , "EotreWt,a" (Ponoel.
4 Lines 2 Papers 1.50
4 I.Ines S Papers z.oo
The publishen will no be r eepon81ble for more than one Incorrect
1n»erllon of an edvertl~n1ent. reserve the right to correctly clauit'"./
any and all ada &nd to reject any advl"rtlsc1nent nr1 t confonnlnr to
rult:ll end regulaUon11. Adver-tl11emenll! end canccllatlone wtll be
A.ceepted up to 5 p.m. o the day preceding publication. Ph. Har. 181&
PhoDf.I Har. 1816. uk fitr "Ad Take~ or M-nd ad and remlttaaoe to
NEWPORt HARBOR P IJ RLIS lllNO (:O.
'!21_1 B&1t.o.r 1vd .. Ne"·pon n cach, <WJ1ro~-'-"' ____ _
;;:..BU8t:NE88 oumzj [ •4-Pt:-;-"-;;J'lrio'At.s'
COMPL&'t"E HOUSE ci.EANINO I l\lco h01ics Anonymous
service. Fu.mlture l.nd Mlg• Wr1te f '. o . Box 197
11hampooed. Free dtlmatu-:-llalbQJI. ]);l~11t1, Calif.
Fully tn.sured... Phone• Kin1berly 3-[1393
Al's House & Rug---RuG & urno:.sTERY
Cl . CLEANING ean1ng C_o. I We i;peciahzc In clMnlng Rup
Beacon 61tt !. 72tfc & Upholstery only. Done ln
---------~·----your own ho1 nc using the Ft.m·
oug HILqE l!!lyste m_ MOVING~? For F<eo ost;matcs ph. HANLICA'S
H b T f Be•cnn 6114 -R. llc6tf ar or ra er
LOCAL OR LONG STANCE 22-1.A'lST ASI• t~OLiND
Phone Bea. 8927 or Be•. 5272·M. F'OUNT> Perf11an fC'male k ilten 1966 Harbor Blvd., C1ta Meas
20c2lH on Bnlhoa Pl'ninl'lul11, Sept. 20th.
--------~='~---Ph.-,n" H&rhflr 2285-W. I8c
KEYS M.Ail}E I LO\i'TAlaoka hu•ky. a mo. old,
1 ma le. whit<". Had collar CJn.
Experienced Loclcilmith Last .c;;cen Sa turd.;J.y. Please ph.
24. HOUR SERviCEI Harbor 2888-W. 18c20
Coven the entire Haijt>or area.
ACE KEY SER'flCE 2S-SITU ATIONS W.UiTED
101 Main, Balboa Hafbor-1199 WASHING or IRONING ln. m1
. . 83c39H home, finished or roup d.r7· 'By
Furniture Rept' iring
Chair bottorns renewed cane or
splint. Chair rounds, cks and
rockers replaced; also ire-gluing.
HARVEY'S FURNlfURE
REPAIR SHOP
2050 Santa Ana Ave., c ' ta Mesa
Beacon 6133-J. 17c18H
Custom Tail ring
For Ladies and J.fen
Alterations -Furrier
PIPER-JOH.N$ON
813 E. Balboa Blvd. }iar. 1095
I 16tfc
l!-BUILDCNO SERVJOES
I
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
273 Palmer St., C<Hlta Meaa
Be&. M57·M 94c9
l>ainting by "PAT"
13 yearyi Service in Harbor Area
Call Sat. & Sun., Be.a.con 5055-J
288 j _22~d St., ?osla Mesa -)
REJ' AIRING aind
PAINTING
REASOtJABLE.· Large or small
joba. ,Free estimates. Walker,
108-lSth St., Newport Beach.
ff.J r. f087-J . 17el8H
CARPENTER WORK, truck and
power tools. Union aca.le or
bid on job. Harbor 1164 -M.
29c30H
CARPENTER
Neat f lnlshtng and remodeling. 1
also Jay uph&Jl tile and tneta!J
•beet tile.
RAY KIMPLE
1'pt. 3, 11hlngled houae rear
224.8 Newport Blvd., Co~ Meaa
Phone Beacon 6-t31 ' 2c3R
INTERIOR -EXTERIOR
PAINTING
LICENSED -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
,)()I -31st St. Newport Beach
' Harbor 2297..J
FRED W. SNELL
Painting Contractor
DOCK8 and FENCES
Exterior and J.ntertor palnUns
and paper bangtns.
227 !j, IE. 20tb St., Cool.I J(-
Beocon 1441..J ..
RANI) PAINTED SKIRTS
B,louaea: tinge.rte, lamp aha.de•.
draperLea, towel&, apron.a make
lovely peraonallzed CHRIST-
MAS GllTS.
START LESSONS NOW! .
Phone Ve-Vi, Harbor 0382-R
piece or hour. Phone a.con.
6203-J. 17cl9 •
EXPERIENC ED ACCOUNTANT
d<'sircs accounts on part Ume
basis to suppll'ment present in·
come. Write Box J-2 this paper.
16p1a
COLLEGE BOY wants work.-
after ac.hool-y,·k ends . Exp. lJf
painting, floor waxing and win·
<low ""'R!'!hing. Good references.
H ar-. 1549-\V, 17p19
Mrs. Britt's Nursery School
Hours 8 • ft
Ratee S-40 mo. fuJJ ttm•
$25 mo. halt days
Care by weE:k , day or hour.
701 Marguerite. Corona deJ MU
Harbor 870-J
77cT8H
STENOGRAPHER-Ii }'ears va.r-
iC'<l <'XperiC'nce. want.II 11.i: time
('n1ployment. Doris Bennett, 606
35th St .. Ne .... •port Beach Up
SO. CALIF'. BIBLE COLLEGE
~t udenL~ want part till)e ~·
B11by sittin.i; Gardenini
Houlo!Cwork \.\'1ndowa clnd
Iron ing Service Sta. Helpen
RcBtaurant Work. Etc.
Phone KimbC'rly 3-8281-, Ext 11
20p211i
29-llEl~P WA!'li'TED
COUPLE-worn1n to cook and ~
genC'ral howiework. Man to a-r·
den. drive car and help with
boat. Write Box 12, thil peper.
18cll
RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER -
Refer('nee11. Live In $100 mo.
Phone' Harbor-91-W. 16ttc
EXPERIENCED power ma.chi.De
Op<'rators-lf you have eearn·
slresa <'Xp. we will train on
power mar:-hlne. 1108 Cout
Highway, Corona de! Mu. Har.
2848-J. l&cll
WANTED ...\m echanic or load
brake and front-end 0\8..lil. b&;t
of working condltlora. St.e.&dy
\Vnrk. Theodore Robin.&-P'ord
D<'·:t ler, 2116 Newport Blvd ..
Newport Beac h. Phone Har.
380. 17cl8
WANTED-EXPERT ca.rpent.en.
ROBT. H. INGRAM INC.
1711 Coa•t H ighway
Corona del Mar Har. tt70
17c11
EXPERIENCED &eere:t.ary, per-
menC'nt po<lon, write qualifi-
cations to Box M.2. c/o th.LI
paper. ltd.I
HELP WANTED-middle a.pd
man for night porter work.
atC'ady and reliable. See Xt.
Kawthr-a., Balboa Bay club.
17e19
Card Salespeople
"Carmena W'alU: Song" ('Wll.lm.), ~ped with a small cut oa the
aad •• an enmre. .. Smllin' of hLs Mod Sunday when be ..-kCH•SiNO CD,Y!CS
'Ihroup" (l'mn). I • ..1~p at th• wheel of hla -BA.VS YOU& WATClt 1•rC1J
EARN $1000 IN SPARIC TIJ(jl
BEFORE XMAS. Sell outat.&Dd-
lng value Chrlatmaa Card9i, Olt
for Sl. Beat proCIU in Willlt.. 7
money-ma.king imprint llnel.
Many other fast -1Jera. lltd.,.
Uon11I value. ·~ta oe
approv<>J. ln>prtnt 8 I Dl p I 1 a
FREE! EXTRA! EXTlt.4! -P • A-• Book P'Rftt ..
"HOW l:ARN uooo.· ¥0
experti'D<e 1-d<d. Writa ~~
w..urn Art Pub-.., • S;
Spring SL, °'!PC-H, 1-il-
pleo. .. ~
The 1§ rupanded with &:ul Jooqutn St.. near i.ne ~ .ACCllRM?'t OK Olla lf1/flll
--""'·-lo ·-...u -ot I.be COWi!,)' Airport TDD:' ILl'.atsa dtOom . --wu !be -:ar _,,t oa I.be WAk/.lCI!! CAt.Dl!IUllCAJ)
--ot -............ _ tumlng end-<>V-4 twice witlftn 1eW.. -
j llOJU.~ .. ~-,..,;-c.,,._~·...._'8'!'11 t ~·-
' " Iba. Stewart, p .. n111 the nat 116 fa.t. Adamo .a..-.... 11 - -...
. .,.._ -tbe Utilb. W.... -.,. 11.f o.1t .... ·OJI • .. 1Ur MOr. C'i rw ce ...._ 1 ...
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. . ~ FOB ULZ U-.APUTIDlNTI! . a ll01i08 " u a BO"ilD9 6i-APilfilEfl'i! .II Jl"Oi §Ea ~A:ii!i'llfilh"'l'\! a li0i1eiii3
·~~.nL,,,...._ ... PRESS-£·
IQIJUOD J'URXl'l'lriu:-Palr of Wldi&R UHT.il.~at~.,. ri:A.R*-' ' ' PLlllNTY of good r<ntala ava abt. y ~ l R tal REAL Jd
""'-W11oo, *""port, r .,_. tun>. 1-...... -..,.. -a-"' 11omu. we11 yar1y or oeuona1. .rum . ear y en C,D.M. ESTATE , .·. a
llUttll!!I ~ "Pl'· NWMI Dua-ont •-t Jiobis • --· , 'Bmdlx. or untumU.hed. JfO and upl ""'"""Hlm •-·-·, • ~--. \l.1111 J'llJfo, ....... tab!•. I Pf. of Eut. • mo. lett Oft ---I • •. ---·,.. ·~-• ~~ i D
lal!lolan!po; ltwlll-mallof-Ill .... mo.~*" 1lt. IU The John Vog"'l ci,o. hll g~i:.tw. Colnro~'c1e1ga~-~--.~. ====~-~~~ !'f'MllP!!ie I"*"' bod, MW IJIAl• Qam1t.. Balbolt watld. Hal1lor How. I -Apt.I. from JM '< • l , --~ .;::
Hoie Classified Ads· on Page 6 -It BP'' WA!li'l'JCD
cu& '~=u" at"~ .... Some typlnc. Full time, ateady
pleUJ,nt work:.
BTROOTjl TeWINKLE HDWE.
Cool& Mu&
17cl8
.. , ....
WILL FURNISH HOUSE and
uUUUta to elderly couple in ex·
C!'hanre for e. few houn work per
week. Write Box N-2 c/o this .
WAR DECLARED
on prices of
Used Refrigerators!
General Electric, 6 cu. ft.
Good Condition paper. . 18p20
WANTED AT ONCE-Man tor
Rawlelgh bu.aineas in City ot
Newport BU.ch. Real opportu-
nJty tor worker. Experience
pnferred but not necessary.
Write Rawlelgh'a Dept. CAI
Ml-2Sf, '707 E . 49th St.. Lo>
Angeles 11. Calif. 18p
11 · 1•1 ·£, ID80ELIA.NEOU8
JENN'S
(formerly at 156~ W Balboa Blvd)
IS MOVING
$49.50
and many other
famous makes
at low prices
STROOT'S
TeWinkle Hardware
1802 Newport Blvd. Costa Men
Beacon 6222
Will Be Open ' s G.E . AUTOMATIC sink dish-ing oon washer. combination with dis·
AT • posall. One only
504 v W B lb Bl d Ferguson Hdwe. Co. 72 a Oa V 2200 Balboa Blvd.
Balboa I Phone Har. 116 Newport ~;~~~
Watch for our opening!
17c18
SHONINGER-good practice pi-
ano, CHEAP. 638 Fullerton
avenue., Newport Height.a. Bea.
6779-W. J7c19
HORSEHIDE LEATHER JACK-
ET. Ille 40--42. (Cost $25) Like
new, 112. Phone Beacon 6277.
17cl8
COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR 6
cu. ft., good condition, $60-
107 G St., Ba.Ibo&, phone Har.
231M).M mornings. 17cl9
TRADED· IN, RADIO-PHONO-
AWNINGS
Mildew ResUlt&nt . . Canvu
Aluminum .. Ftneat Mattr1Alll
Free Estimate• . • PaUo ll"ul'll
Expert Recov•rinl'
SANTA ANA
TENT & AWNING
since 1920 KI 2-SM5
1626 S. MAIN, SANTA ANA
O'KEEFE &: MERRITT brown
enamel gas heater . 1222 E . Bal-
boa Blvd., Balboa. Har. 01532-R.
18c
~ "'Id. oprinp. Plione 'Har· 1-w. . . Hele ·Ho •• :n. Nelda • ottlceo to oerve you ::::::J:-llart>or 0800-W atter-bor TU-W. 111'.!18 ' . re "'e Phone Harbor· 1-4~ . 11cll
. YJ:ARLY RENTiL-N.Vt7 alw M .. -~ Gibllon kt7 FUllNlBHED -om: BEDRM.
8' llO•'J'9. Blll'J'U!CB " film. •tucllo apt CUpoted. Pan· j IOf\O MARIN1D 2· BDRM. tumU.hed house. 720 APARTM:ll:NT. S6Q. UI AVO·
el-ray. Tile kiiehm &Dd bl.UL I ~ Balboa. llland W. Ocean Front-$60 and Uli-c;;ADOl ' CORONA DEL MAR. 'l""l. ...... }er Engines Bendix, patio, -uw. pd. MIS mo. I h Harbo 29"" ti ti! M 1Tp19 .., ... .1"' yeuly. S60 wlqtar. Inquire Ul _ one r ~ eo un ay lot. Phone Pia·
Used Heliotrope, ~ del Kar. Fi.IRNI$Hl!!D new 2 rm. cottage. cenUa 8101. Bpl8 OOROrA DllL llf.4R, 1 bdnn.
O-OWllll -RoyaJa Harbor 0291-RK. l8o18 S8ll .Oo. AU.o ne)O 2 bedroom FOR RENT ~ Fumlohed y arly fllm. fropl "w.t l1U pew,
· See john Harv.,, ' OCEAN !FRONT rum~houae, '80. untum. S60 rental. 2 bedroorrui, 1811 a m nth a¥all. a.pt. Ila. r . i.&N f'IJ mo. -., , · . mo. ery nice aurroundings. Ocean rront, Newport E ach. ~°'i r•mleat. Ha.r .. en-W 11c20 at Seacraft Balboa Pentn.uJa,f quiet, fid ftoor lTU omona Ave., Costa Mesa. Harbor 116<-M. · ' p20 B.U.. jl&l... tum. l bdrm . ......_,
1111 COAaT JUOHWAY apL Excellent 1-tloh, IJlort Bea 87'7-J. litre fin ;pl.. pr., compllWly fen~
NllWPOR.T. llllACH welk to ohopp nti dllltrlct. and t . SMALL rumlohed houae. I " 2 In rt,111 and-.. Yr. 1-.
PH. B~CON ITU "-•c tl'IJl.l)>Ortatlon. View of both ~ t!.."!1· ,Jntum1S7•5hed apt. -adult.o.cutll pald. u2 F;:_.;eat Siii ,rno. Har. a:ie.w. llclO
•wi ocean and bay. 2 l&J'Se !)ed. ....,au r-view-per mo. or Ave.. orona del Mar .• "'"'r.bor
TitXDE*:zt••eabln CNaler for lot
or car. Home.built cabin, 19'8.
Orey 11u1n,, ex.ctlle('.lt oond.1·
tton. Port of kven Seu. 816
Cout Hlway, Newport Beach.
• . , lTpll
ill rr. ll'IBHINO BOAT, Chryaler
marine •llJlne. at Newport.
Take but otter or awap fOf'
hOUM trafler or about 12 foot
of equal ~alue. $900. .JC. V.
P&rU, 561S..3fth St., Rlverlide.
lOpll
BOOKS-SEA BOOKS
A tllll ortoelt of boo~ on. all yacht-
ing aubjec~Plua all current
boo ... Lending library.,
The Islanders
214: Ma.rine, Balboa ta. · Har 1547
IOcllH
Walt's Trading Post
Used Marine Gear
NauUcal Decorations Used Net.I
422-30th St. Newport Beach
Open Sundays Ph. Har. 2-470
l7c18H
MACKEREL boat. -4 ton capacity.
New cond. All gear. 2100 Thur-
in Ave.. Coata Mt>ea, Beacon
5211-WK. . 18p
JOHNSON OUTBOARD motor.
2 'iii h.p.. 1 yr. old, used only a
few times. Ha.s automatic re·
wind, Including sto!"llge packing
box, SlOO. Harbor 2138-J 18c20
U-MU81CAL, RADIO
leu '.fi year'.e leue. 418 Red-1878-R. 8c18 llHSD l snd l·bdnn room•. 2xtra ipse llvtn~. 1 •• N bath, kitchen and· IUD 'deck iTG an..... ewport Height.II. 18p18 tase , available ·October
cot-
1-
mo. winter. or available for BALBOA Juni lot. . SMALL comfortable apt. StaJl '$2/IC. l!-.:Q
yearly ieue. ·Harbor ma-w ••c!w• '· untt heat. pnvote 11ark-Winter Rental t " -..., mo.
18p18 Ing. tll paid, S311 mo. MAR BAY aHORIJ TRAILlllR PAJU<
VISTA APTS, 4:0!i E . Balboa Completely, newly rumlahed. Re-2TOI Qout Hlway Ph. a.a. 64:60
AV Art.ABLE 0ciober 1, nearly
new attractive ·2-bed.rm home.
Ratton tum., fireplace, $& mo.
4806 Seaahore Dr., phone Syca-
more S.-8923 ror appt. 17c19
frigerotlon, nt'ar r:hopplng 'dlB-I 11c20 Blvd., Balboa. 16<:18 , trlct for two or three adult.a.
CHARMING eloee tn S-rm. l&i'fe
apt. Tiie. laundry, garage. Some
furniture, drape1. Adult.I, f75
mo. 215 Rochester, Coat& Meaa.
17pl9
BALBOA WINTER RENTAL
Completely, newly furnished. Re-
frlg. Near shop. dist. for 2 or
3 adulta. Utll. pd. $40 to $50 mo.
El Mar Motel
310 E. Balboa Blbd.. Balboa
Phone Harbor 2:S27-R
YmARL ~ RENT AL $50 mo., turn.
house1' Utll pd. 81-4 "Ai W. Bal-
boa Slvd. Ph. Har. 21564. t · 16c18
• YEARLf-Large rum. 1 bed.rm.
apt. _fa.ehlng machine. Retrlg.,
firepL ce. Patio, BBQ, util. pd.
$6:S 110. 213 Colton, Newport
Beacl Har. 1304-W. 16cl8
FURN, 2 BDRM. house. dbl. gar.
on NohP. Blvd., acroa.e from
Lido $60 'tll June. Ph. Har.
2209· . week ends Har. 2265-J.
~ 16pl8 • .
l3p27 3 BEDT,M and den home, nicely
rumt ed. Yearly rental. $1 00
mo. nq. 308 Anade. Balboa. BALBOA PENINSULA -new.
fuml.ehed 2-bdrm home, elec.
dl.ehwasher, disposal, Bendix.
October till July. 2100 Miramar.
Balboa. l 7cl9
NEW 2-BEDROOM furnished du-
plex with garage. $80 mo year-
ly. Will .ehow Sat. and Sun. 108 ~
28th St., Newpon Beach. 17cl8
Li<;l.o Isle Bay Front
LARGE 1-B. R .. beaut. view, $86.
2-B.R., 2-bath, bay front, Sl 15.
Deluxe 2 B.R ., 2-b8.th, dishwasher,
g.:irb. disposal. Beautiful, $1&0.
Available till June 15
385 Vja Lido Soad. Har. 2652,
Har. 291-4-M. tfc
r 1 •c21
WINTElt RENTAL -FurnU.hed
large l bedrm. apt. utll. pd. $75
mo. 4"8 Cry.et.al , Balboa Island.
, 1Sc18
WANT f 0 SHARE my attractive
new T use with girl or woman.
:S nnst garage.· pin.no. H 845-W.
718 H-llotrope. Corona del Mar.
I 17pl8
FUR __ N_r_$fV-E-D-3-rm. house-$45
mont~ yearly. Inquire 215 29th
St., ryewport. Harbor 0-889-R.
i j7pl8
UtllltieB paid: $40 t o $501 per
month.
Phone Harbor 2527-R t
1 p27
Corona de! Ma~ Rent& II
$80 3 bed rm. hoU8e tumish ~
$75 2 bedrm. house turn1 $60 2 bednn. house unfurt.
WE HA VE OTHERS
Call Miss Kohlstedt, Har. 1 58
910 Coast Hlway .. Corona del Mar
. l,'6<:18
I
TlllAJ\J.Y RENTAL, Balboa tum-
Wle4 4 rm. apt. UW pd. 180 mo.
Harbor 203 or I Eve1. HartN:tr
2520;M). llc20
CORO!f A DEL MAR -Yearly
rt:ntal, l bdsm. tum. apt. S76
mo .. uUl. tncl. tde&J location, M>l
Larklpur Ave. llc20
TWO furni•had apt.., newly deco--
rated in reaidentla1 dtatrtct.
t1Ulltlea paid. '36 and 141.60 mo.
App1y 704:-lOth St., HunUnJton
Beach. lip20
U~ed C~~ ~argai~
i
New Studebaker
Champ. Converti~le
DELIVERY NOW I
A REALLY beautiful sporty car
Old ivory color, red le"'ther
upholstery, blac k top,. ~hite
sidt'walls. Equipped with qver-
drive, etc. I
ONLY $2368 I
Cash, t erms or trade '
To See This Ia to Want It-
So Hurry!!!
NEW CAR TERMS!
'nleae ca"' are 80 good, plus the
fact they ' are each priced below
"Book," makes it. p<>Mible for us
to give you the fotlowinS' low
down payments and monthly
tennA-tax and licenae included.
' IT COSTS NOTIUNG
TO INVESTIGATE
·4g OODGJ: ''Wayfarer'" Conv.
Cpe. '
$640 Down~7.40 mo.
$186/i
For Sale or Exchange
2 1/10 ACRE TRAILER PARK.
Banning, 28 met.era and .ewer
connecUona now in. Duplex
completely t'Um).lhed-recrea·
Uon hall, televt.lon.. putnP..
board, etc. Would consider
1mall home ar lot beach area
u · part pmyment.
roR EXCHANOE-2-bdrm, home
completely turn. fin mapht) for
B·bdrm.,. Clkr Haven.
rort ZXCHANOE-one of the
better homu on fii u . knoll ,
Rlvervta. area. tor h;'e here.
· Ed L : Sedelmeier
Realtor
1623 Cout Blvd., CDM. Har. 2766
RALPH P. MASKEY
S-411 Newport Blvd. Harbor 402
SPECIALS
In Newport Heights
New three bedroom homea--Oak
noon, fireplace, garbag'e dis·
poaal, lawns. Double garage, 50
foot Iota.
$10,400
Theae homes will G. 1.
Costa Mesa Special
Five acres, large one BR. house.
Double garage, lge. shade trtt_,_
Excell ent soil, pl enty o ( water.
Ripe for subdivision or farming.
$17,500, Terms
14tfc
Large home on
South Bay Front
Little Island
-40 FOOT FRONTAGE on
beach . Private pier and
S00,000.
EASY TERMS
finest
float.
Stanley Hadfield
HARBOR 20 GRAPH COMBINATIONS at
ouUtandJng
DUCKS 30c lb. live, you pick
em. Rabbit fryers 8 wk.e. old,
$1 .35 ea. (dresaed free). Beaut.
crocheted bed.epread, NEW, sell
cheap!
ELECTRIC ORGANS. Used. One
for $189, another $223, Another
high grade, beautiful, like new,
at a big s«vtng. For church or
home. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO
4:: ORGAN CO., Santa Ana. 620
N. Main. Cor. 6th. Euy term.e.
FURNISHED 2-bdrm, new hou.ee.
2612 Crestview Dr .. Balboa Bay
Shores. $8:5i 'mo to June l~. Ph.
AXmlnl.eter 11'290. 17p19
WINTEU. RENTAL-Furn. apt ..
for tJ.o, all convenlence1, inc.
elec., 1refrlf., $10 wk., or $35
mo. 13 15th St., Newport
Beachi 17c t9
I
New Studebaken
Champion 4-Door
DEL~VeE~~~ow . \
'-49 CHEV. "Seda.nette", R. 4-H ., or 11top In al the office at
BARGAIN PRICES
Philco, Packard Bell and others.
Blondea. mahogany and walnut.
First Come--First Serve!
TIDE TV
8011 Newport B)vd.
Newport Bea.ch Har. 208
Bargains in
Used Refrigerators
Coldspot,
$119.95.
with rebuilt unit-
Grunow, also with rebuilt moto r-
$49.9~.
Truh hauled. 575 W . WU.son,
Costa Mesa, (send le card).
18p18
GAFFER &: SATTLER white
table top automatic stove, $90.
Phone Harbor 11520-J. 14tfc
Launderall completely automatic
Washer
$94.50
DA VIS-BROWN CO.
1~ Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa.
Beacon 6821
GREAT GRAND PIANO SALE!
Steinway, Klmball, Kha be,
Cable, WurJitzer, Lester, Schott
Bros., Henry F . Miller and
RENTAL 1'
SPECIALISTS
many othera, Priced at $39:'>. Call Edna Craig
f486. $586 and up. Recondition-• d v· k RI ed, like new! Euy term•. L1nwoo IC • tor.
DANZ -SCHMIDT Big Plano! Balboa Is land. H,.r, 2042 32c!)4
Store . .520 N. Main, Santa Ana,
comer 6th st. MODERN 1 bedrm. apta, Frtg1d-
RENT A PIANO S5 pe r mo. All
rent ot term allowed on pur·
chae. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO
CO. 520 N . Main, Santa Ana.
a.lre utilities pa.id. S50 per mo.
yearly. I nquire Apt. No. 3. Dol-
phin Apts, 1805 W . Balboa Blvd.
4ttc
c FURN. ~-bdrm. apt., $65 month.
wlntetj .eleepa 6. 518 W. Bay
Ave., ~al boa. (See Fri. thru
Sun.) l 17pl9
~-rm .. ttf'o. house, $32.50, also 2-
bdrm, I unfurn. house, $42.50,
utll. ftQ-n. A.dulls. 1741 Pomona.
Co~ta ~esa. Beacon 6747-J. j 17tfc
i
Btlboa Island
Beautlfu 4 bedroom, 3 bath home
in fin · .et looatlon. Completely
A bf'.autiful ojai green color, Ofo'er·
drive-will assure you tip t(l 26
miles t o the gallon of gas.
ONLY $1966 '
Cash, Terms or Trade
H urry F or Thi!:' One!
~tc. ·
$640 Down-$67.46 mo.
$1865
'-49 PLY. "Special Deluxe" Bed.
$596 Down-$62.73 mo.
$1735
New Studebaker 3f. .•• FORD Tudor with O'DRIVE.
$5i6 Down-$59.99 mo. Ton Pick-up b'
This car is equipped with the o-
nomil~a1 OVf'rdrive. Has an -rt.
pitk·up body. a light blue t1t11
rt•d v.·ht'els. The finest J>.ic}f-up
that money can buy, $1816.1
"48
$1665
PLY. Coupe.
mo.
Montgomtory Ward. nearly new-S2-FURNITURE FOR SALZ
1 cu. rt .. s11s .
BALBOA Penln. 1 or 2 bedroom furnls~, $150 monU\, winter
LOVELY HOME SIZE GRAND apt. very attract:ve:y rumlshed. rental.I
Plano in fine condition $495. Winter or yearly. Reasonable. ~ •· 1'
Cash. Te rms or Trade
1 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
$4~1 Down-$43.20
$1195"
'46 CHEV. Tudor Sed. Rndio.
$37l Down-$38.99 mo. DA VIS-BROWN CO.
1186 Harbor BJvd. C~ta Mesa
Bee.con 6821
HOME FREEZERS
Immediate Delivery
VlCTOR QUICK FREEZE-N£!w
' model.a, 6-year guaf#ntt>e. 9, 16
and 20 cu, ft. sizes.
Decorator Items
Fine Provincial Bed complete,
Lamps in pairs, Figurines,
Chinese carved camphor
Hope Chest. Bedspreads,
Drapes and Dtapery ma-
Tenns sso down and s20 per Har. 3019-R. TFC St lev Hadf1e d 1947 DODGE CUSTOM •-DOOR
month at SHAFER'S MUSIC 218 M NE AVE., BalbOa lsl&nd SEDAN A really Juxurfoua co. (Since 1907) -421 No. Syca-Balboa Peninsula hone Harbor 20 .. -oo r , very low mileage. ThisE'car
mOl'e, Santa All&. KI. 2-0672. runs like brand new. Radio nd
Close to ocean and bay. Qultot A'ITRAciTtVE 1 bedrm. upper heater, di rectional eignals, at
SPINET PIANOf. All ramoua location. F ew minutes walk to apt. fq'r a married couple. Ale ~ covers and lots of other ext;ru.
make.e and .si%es, $295, 1896 and .shopping dietrlct and tranapo}>-1 bedrfn. lower apt. to business Special price of only $1 396.
up. Discontinued modela, new tatlon. l bedroom, livingrm., couple~ (Sept. 15 -June 15 l Cash, Te rms or Trade 1
and used. DANZ-SCHMIDT Big bath, k itchen. Large private 117 $lpphlre, Balboa I~lan d . ---.
Plano Store. 100 pianoe fl-om patio. Garage, utilities lnclud-• Harbol 1620-J . 14tfc 1°941 PLYMOUTH 1·DOOR :;E-
whlch to choose. 520 No. Main, ed. $45 mo. winter, or will rt!· -· DAN-an exceptionally good
Santa Ana, cor . 8th. · decorate to suit tenant on year-BALBO l IS., furn. yearly, $95 uspd car. Special price or Only
ly rental. 1325 E. Balboa Blvd. montll Master and .email bed· s495_
terials! Chairs and misc'l. WANTED: 35 wied pianos for Harbor 2278-W. 1ej:,1a roorn, t gar., patio, elec. refr., Cash, Tenns or TTade i
$1079
Many Olhera -Open t o 8 p. m. ' . ' SH~~~ PL~£J.£RS
1 Phone Beacon 6907
1936 Harbor Blvd. Co11ta Mesa
1941 Jncv:Y. SEDAN. New mo-
tor, rew paint, 1 owner, $550.
Phon~ Harbor 47~J. 17c19
our rentals. Most generoua aJ. wash. fO&Ch . Near ahop. district 1 1.~.. ALB;JJO j . items c,au H•f· f~ eves. ~-,~':"'. on, _Spinet ~~a:i;r;> ap_t,. """~ floor an!\ ;-;r,•~· Tf~ant ran subleaae ~NiJB~,~· 'J •. '·, · . ...:::, ._,_·,.,,, 'l;JI .:trl.J• N "~.-~f ;i , ~M. ~.I, r. ·,· ! '/~~17c l8' -.•"'• lt_~--Dr-T"'~ et't •lilw[7 ,me~:1 ~.' In f""...:.'!'•!\ tor :S~ i'' -~•to.th . ': • ~,p)t .. ,,. f1i q ""' 6 _..a.-., I :'~: .. 2 ~r 3_ adults, S60-,1tloe:e to ,, H!L~ 2•,·M'. ;'. · p 1! ~~ ·f· 341 5· J'ieWpo ;B d .. Ne 1 .
\. • .._ n Ivt1ndf1ate de vecy. , . ·, · ·, .. · to N . MalJ\. Banta Richards Market. tlieatre and .B Lid / E ~ Ph S 0 O'KEEFE &: MERRITT gu Ana. AUD on Electric Organ. bus. $17 -36th St., Nwpt. Bch. YEARLl." basis, one-bdnn apt. un· Y 0 ntrance · ·'
MOD~ A Ford. cheap tranapor-
4;,l' r~11 ~! ~-~~ .~~ .• ~. ut; ;~i:. ~.~-~
1930 P).. \'MOUTH SEDAN, I"°"
tires, clean throughout. s.,.t
condition. Sacritlce. Bea. 15868-R
17cI9 Dale's Furniture
range, Kelvlnato r elec. refriC'·· RENT a cllLrlnet, trum...,.t, trom-Harbor 891-W. l!c furnts~ed with garage, $60. one '
M l r -bdrm. iapt, furnished with pr· A 1 USED CAR" aytag washing mach. ne, dble. bone. violin or other band In-$75 MO. PERMANENT rental age. $,0, patio and BBQ. Har· ... ~
box springs and matlreaa., rugs, strument for school, $5 per m o. fum. newly redecorated 2 bed~ bor MO·W , see 302 32nd St .. ·35 PONTIAC SEDAN .. ···-. 59
1828 Harbor Blvd. Bea. 5107·\V Buffett. 100 lb. Ice box . 1~ N. and up to 3 mo. rent applle• room.e, large Uv1ng room 8.nd t 7 9 I Bay Front. Balboa lsla.nd. Ph. on tuture purchase at SHAF-Newp<ft Beach. 1. pt '35 FORD TRUCK ............. 195 BEST VALUES
1947 PONTIAC Btream-
liner~r. Local auto-Television· Service
RADIO REP AIRS
Latty ltwen • • Harold Hamm
Technlclarui
-RADIO & TELEVISION
100 Broactw.y, C. M. Bea. 6808-J
50ttc
&uy Spln-dry, late model; like new
$119.95
DA VIS-BROWN CO.
llf!l5 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
Beacon 6821
K.AYT.A.G WASHING MACHINE
la perteCt condition. $-40. ,
Ferguson Hdwe. Co.
J200 Balboa Blvd
....._ Har. 118 Newport Beach
16<:18
EVERYTlilNG roa YOUR TRAILER
"WS° ftLL BUTANE and
PROPANlll TANKS I
Oomplote lnotallatlon, ~
. """ --n.. ot an Trailer , ... !. .. ,.,.,...,L . I
.11&&0 r• &. 8amuel l:llia K. ~e,.
• ORANGE COA&T J'lUJLER SUPPLY
:: VU a...-BLVD~ '
Qllta .... ._ --..,._. . I_,,
iii fp .... _. ··• .
-czfl•Wz for ...... ~ cate.
• ,... .... .---·~ Pb. ' .... ...... • •
.'.f;.
Harbor 467-J. 17p19 ER'S MUSIC co. ~~~~~~ ro!'~~l.rerc::· pl~ar;a~ SAIALL icoMFORTABLE A.PTS. '.!~ ~~~ ~i:;;.EN ............... f!!:
RATTAN FURNITURE, Uvlnl' (Since 1907) 42l No. Sycamore, for children. Blue Top Motel, Stall •owera, unit heat, private '41 STUDE. CL. cotiPi'"""'··· ;430
room and dining room. matting Santa Ana: KL )-0672 · 401 Newport Blvd. (juat above ~rkl~. utJUtiea paid, $35 mo. '46 FORD 2-DOOR ................. 109~
-At large discount. Bendix. UPRIGHT PIANOS from 14:9. the Arehea). 9Lfc See ana1er •. 4:05 E . Balboa '46 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .. 1195
eJec. rangP. elec. refrig. Harbor Tenn.e &.I convenient a.s ~ per Blvd., r Vllta Apt.s 1\p19 I
1229, 12 to 4 p. m. l8c20 SMALL FURN. HOUSE for 1 or Newport Harbor's .
mobile. Radio ............ $1195
SPECIALS IN
Good Used Furniture
DJNING ROOM aet, mahog-
any, Dunc.an Phyfe, good condi-
tion. 6 chairs and table. $49.50
Westinghouse refrig., good con-
dition .................................... 179.rw>
O'Keefe and Merrit 3-bumer apL
gas range ...................... : ... $34:.50
Karpen box aprinp and mattrua,
good oondltion, twin •lae •. per
set ·····························-·······$27.50
New and Ueed Furniture
Dale's Furniture
1929 H&rbor Blvd. Bea. 6107-W
BAMBOO RA'l"l'AN SHOPS
Complete line, factory-to-you.
Open 12-9 dall7 & Bun. Bank
unno. 275 Ocelln Ave., Lacuna
Beach. • uc
TABLE TOP pa ....._p. 11AK1:
OFTER, Fripsaire Ma, Hoowr
vacuum $6. Pbone Bar 2909-K
lllcll
month at SHAFER'S MUSlC 2, $-45 per mo. vUliUe.s pa.Id, 2 WINTER R~TAL -attracUve Btg. Used Car Lot
CO. (Since 1907) 421 No. Syca· blocks from pler. 1910 Court rum. lower 2~bdrm . apt.. Ice.
194 7 CHEVROLET Aero
2-dQOr aedan. Lota of
extra.. Car like new. more, Santa Ana. KI. 2-0672. Ave., Newport, Harbor 1058-M. livln~., fireplace, patio. gar-
-17p18 age. 100 mo. 117 Diamond.
4~BU81NE88 Opportunltlte -------------Bal laland. 17c18
534 Coast Highway, Newport
PHONE BEACON 6604
Hours-Week days 9 'til 7: New tires .................. $1295
IDEAL FOR COUPLE
Venetian Blind and Shade btimneaa
Well Utabllahed money maker.
F\lU price, $3500 (Owner will
teach busJnesa )
HARBOR INVESTMENT CO
SOth at Newport Blvd.,Har. 1800
llcli
WANT TO RJtNT for winter
montha, dbl ear prap or 2
slng1ee. nev 200 blk. Amethyat,
Balboa bland. Phone Lquna
&2U. 11cl8
WA.NT GARA.OE or workahop,
vldnlty of 19th BL Wrfu Box
L2, this paper. lTplt
Wanted to Rent
Unfurnished House
t'
BA1480A BAY FRONT attracUve ~
turn. 2 bedroom upper duplex. FURNJSil'Eo Studio apartment.
Sun porch, Prlv. beach. Nr. New 1tove and refrigerator. $50
shopping dist. Reu. Har. 483.
1
per month wtlh utilltle&, phone
l7p22 Harbo( 2941-J or 415 Iris, Cor·
ON BALBOA ISLAND yearly
letM, tumi.shed houae, 8 bdrm• ..
2 bat.ha. 213 Ruby Ave .. S&lboa
laland • J3tlc
ona d~I Mar. 11cl9
Sunday.e IO 'tll 4: 1
Theodore Robins
Your Ford DH.ler ·
'49 Stude Champl
Door Sedan. De Lwl.e model.
11,000 milea only. Very cle&f1.
$1675
BRA.ND NEW large beautitUDy
tumlahed 2 bedtm. Wint.er or
yearly. Ma earn·auon, Corona
del Mar. 17c19
WINTER REN'!'Al.8'-ll'urnlahed 2
3-rm. apt.a.. rdril'er&Uon, near
ahop1 and bay. uUL pd., $37.50,
itO ar¥t HO. 306 It. Bay Ave.,
Bal~ Harbor 0'14$-J. 17c19
'47 Mercury Cl. Cpe. Winter Yearly Super De Luu. Clean
$1250 1 bednn. Apt. . ... $30 S f~
PURNI.8HED 1 bedroom home l bedrtn. Apt. . ... 4::S IO "'
4: bedrm. Home .. IO 120 --•
wltll prap. Shown Bunda)', 11 See Mn. =" at 312 Al•arado '37 Ford ~or. Sedan to 5. 108 • 11th st., Newport I i Ha~ ••~ • '*"'
Beach.. 1Tc18 Pace. • -----· Good motor. Offend at c=o=-=-cc--=-=-c=-~,..,.-..,..,-1-~-+~~~~~-17-cu_I $175
NEWPORT lBLAND-Attnctlv• AV=LI: TILUl's' t.ZASrr-I , bMrm. f\Jmbbed houae. :l'lre-..
placo AJoo panel Patio comp rom. Z-Mml--.. .,.. MUNRO "UQTORS
Apply COi • UIJl ::z· .,.. .-Ji ceptlooally · nice-flft p'-. ,_. ·
1948 PLYMOUTH Coupe
Really a beautlful car.
Radio, beater-, ete. ..-.$1345
1947 PLYMOUTH Club
Co u p e MCepttonally
clean. Lota of eJrtraa $109C!
OTHER GOOD TRANBPOR·
TATIQN CARS AVAILABLE
Ed . Clancy Pontiac
1402 S. Coast·Blvd., Lquna
Ph. Laguna Beach 58
Used Car Bargains
1H8 Pontiac ••e" 4-doQr Se-
dan, radio and heaur JUll DUnllirt a.JTU. . nc111 rumaee"8. 11aa ,-twn""• soot H .. pon J11-..L
. encl. gar p1dner -Hl:WP<>RT • B9AClf Dm..ux:J: 2 bdrm. """· dpx. apt. uW. ,,._ A Q,.i.i (Uttlo) ' Pllone HatbOr 11111 I lff8 Cllev. A.,.., R 6 B _ . .JUINI
J'mmacUlato, "-• ~ Bal~ lolaad. !far, 'llOIR or ltcZO-lHT Buick l!oad .. -f-~ -1-1100 -. CL. A .} GltaDlte -. Helt 1 door. -and Mal.or f1!16
Adalta. ... Marisold. ~I . PO!nUC • ----141. lHT ....._ ................
clol -. • H,ell Yll,Ulf'aolnlD IUllft'AL • b)' ~ -.-n410 -· daa, -""" -fl'411
A-1. ~ ..._ w ~ -· l•,a1-t.t -an. l .. Paat1M .,_ ..... I •Tt UNW'tlllM. ,__ apt., _,,, ... annol bMcb, lllO. 00Jt. -""' -juot ,_ I . •
411-w. 1 .Mlt. to c1Ptr or ~=-hwl --... -. -..icau,, perf,C. .,.... AIUI 1.QC"'ll"'A."'L"--
o.ta M-. ...... -· ii.I tta, Ba--· 1«1 -lllO"flq a-.i. -!tar
"" .-.· 1111 -•-: ~. -qulclt oa1e. aan n-. ........, c. E. lieJnonama Calla Mw. Brr~• 11»-IL llutlrim 211&1 or uyUme ,...._,, .t. U.-4-tlJlltl ~-8111ek O.W
' . 17<19 ' · · Utrc .......... Beeaon l:iZS. lTplt ~O ........,.,, ....,..... Pb. U181
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216 Marine Balboa lsklnd
For Sale or Tratle
LOVELY BEACH FRONT HOMF:
4 bdrms,' 3 baths, patio. ElCcel-
lent IOC.:l t ion. Must see to ap~
preciate!
HARBOR JNVESTMENT CO.
30th at Newport Blvd, Har, 1600
R eRults com e rrom constant
Practice! An ad regularly in this
paper will produce results f11r you.
4S-A-TRAILER SPAC'E
Make Reservations Now
Deluxe Traill'r space, $22.W per
mo., start Oct . l , spec. yearly
rates. All pvt. baths, separate
bldg .. each lot
Sandy's Deluxe Trail er Park
636 c0ut Hwy., Nv.·pt. B~a. 6804
1Gc21
4-4-ROOl\-IS FOR RD'T
PERMANENT SLEEPING RM .,
garage. BLUE TOP MOTEL.
401 Nwpt. Blvd. /above art hPs).
15tfc
~ENT, MJ.80ELL.UIU)U8
\2.Xl!b' ·.Office .epace, .-eomer -,lii:a-
i· t ion. Street level. 6-lfi Eut Bal-.... bOi"· Brfit',' Ba'.l'boa. Har. 2821.
95TFC
OFYICS: 8U1TJ: In fireproof
Btrtcher Bldg., SBO mo. 2 large
weU·li(hted office areu with
common reception room. Could
be divided. Apply office 9 or
phone Harbor 2630. 16ct8
ROOMS FOR RmNT -by day,
week or month. Rea.onable
rates. 123 -28th St., Newport
BeM:h. M cH
116-MONl:T TO LOAN !
LOANS For Homes
with 4 '}'o -5 1h % Int.
Lone tenn. Low payment
Bpectall&lnc ln F . H . A . and G. I.
Plana. 6 Iii% Conatruction Loana
CALL BOB SA Tl'LER
Har. -31&1 few n-ee AppnJ..aal
Rop. POIIUZR MORTGAGE CO.
Metro. Ute lnl. J"Unda. Kl S...c;135
LOANS TO BUILD., DlPROVE,
BUY, MODll:R.NIZll:, OR
IUU'DfANCll
We Bu7 Truot Deedl .
HCWPORT BAl,BO<\ n:DERAL
8AVING8 •LOAN AUN. sua Via U4o Ph. Har. HOO
• Real F.atate Loans
HOMD, APT&, Jinn-prvp.
1111< far X.. llJcb 1-lo
ll&ala ..... a.ltJ Co. Jlea1t.on
IOI 11'· lTtll, .... ta .ii.a KU-Tm
Rault.. conte fl'Olll CONtant
PJKlicel .ll.n ad ftJlllu!Y In lhla
-will ~ -far_ you.
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altor
Clayton Lowe -Frank Catherina I ' 311 Marine 4ve., 1;3alboa Island
Ph. Har, 1671 or 1672 Harbor 746-:M evenings . I .
BALBpA ISLAND
BAY FR. Pier & FJ.,I ?1ann. 5 B. R., :\ b&. furn.
home. Patlo~d L gar. Sacrifice $43,000.
$23,l!OO. Duplex on ttle lei. 3 B. R. each. New
and charm. ed. Gooct tel'Dlll.
A FEW VACANT LOTS left on the Island from • • '6(lOO up. Better lhurry.
BEAOON BAY. Charm. Bay Fr. hl>Dl•. 'B. R.
S be. Large rumpua room.· Gar. dllp., autd.
dishwasher, tile kitchen. Patio PLUS 2 B. R.
apt. Both places beaut. furnlahed. S car pr.
About 2 ynr. old. Designed, b~ and furn-
ished for maximum comfort and beauty.
Sacrifice price.
TWO LOts in Newport Height.a for $1500. 100
foot frontage. Special Price.
' LISTINGS WANTED
BLANCHE A. GATF.S -Realtor
3 Bedrooms - 2 Baths
·(a winning combination)
FRESH AS BALBOA ISLAND'S EVER PRES-
ENT CHARM with wall to wall carpeting, bricked
patio, fireplace, large garage.
LOW PRICE OF $14,850 includes lovely stove
and refrigerator.
Terms. Exclusive
Call HUB POWERS at
J. A. BEEK OFFICE
At Balboa Island Ferry
LET'S GO
"BUY -BUY"
Harbor 63
Selected Values •
BALBOA-Ocean front. modern
stucco, 3 bdrma, 2 bathe, apt
• •w•L Ml'.&B •==••s5 ~ •• ,, ____ ,.,;
G. N. •WELLS,
Broker & Assoc.
ea.ta Meaa.. ,
The Bellt Town on Earth
,
J~t off the Blvd,
Cloee to stores, 2 bedroom 'house
eompl, turn. 'nle whole worlu:
for P&OO.
with -$750 down
1Cu7 paym•n,.
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BR.AND !'!CW I l>Odroo.,, homo. Luse double ..,..... A su.ooo
home for $7 .900. Good tenm.
Better look at
This One!
EAST SID~looe In. 2 bedrma.
Guest houae, extra lot.
All for $6750
Don't Rent
VERY NICE I be<lroom home,
completely turniahed. Walking
dtatance to 11tore, blvd., etc.
Price $7450
$1000 Down
Don't Miss This
TWO HOMES ON 1 LARGE LOT
$300 Down -Price $9,500 ·
Close to School
3', ACRE-1 bedrm, Guest house.
Prlce S8,2W-$1250 Down
G. N. Wells, Realtor
and Associates
1790 Newport Blvd., Costa
Phone Beacon 5181
Mesa
THREE BDRM. houae nea.r ocean
in Newport ........................ $550U
Call MR. BRIGGS
Come to the office where every
one of our EXCLUSIVE llstlng11
have REAL VALUE and we are
ready to prove it. Here are 3
ot the BEST.
Harbor 2476 over double garare, enclosed l!k17
barbecue and paved tennl.l!I -------------
1-The finest BRAND NEW
WATERFRONT home we havt-
offered In many year!I. 1 story,
3 bedrooms, 2 bath home that
ts a KNOCKOUT . Elegantly &
completely furnished together
with loveJy pier and slip. This
\.COUtt on 2 loll In R2 zone, room
to build additional duplex.
Price<I at $23.~00. eully fi-
nanced.
" LIDO ISLE-Beautiful new 2-
bdrm., 2·balh home with Lanai,
forced air heat, living room ap-
prox. 21x30. Double prage.
owner's change of plana makes
this available furnished of de·
Results come from constant
Practice! An ad regularly In this
paper will produce results for you.
ALMOST NEW
1 bdrm. hdwd. f1oor!'I, garage. lot
60x125.
$1000 DOWN
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CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES
Robert B. Lynn I Realtora Helen L. Lynn
ill Cout Boulevard Corona del Mar Harbor 1037
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FOR SALE So. 'Of Hwy. Lovely 2 Bedroom. Home. Full size dining room.
' Lge. L. R. Patio, ue, Garage, lawn, fence. Full price--0n
E Z Terms -only .. _ ................................................................. _ $10,500 ..
FOR RENT Furnished apt. for II ht housekeeping ............................................ $(()
1 B. R. Furnished. . of Hwy. Garage .................................... 50 .
1 B. R. Furn. So. H . lnc,1. utilities .............................................. 70 ' I Two new modern 2 B. R.unfurn.bomes. have everything, rellly
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excepl'!onal. Availab e now ._ ...................................................... \... 811
2 B. R. Furn. Close o ocean -Select .......................... _ ......... \ .. 125
And many othera offered for yo r selection.
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COR0NA DE
HEAD OFFICE
MAR PROPERTIES
BRANCH OFFICE
411 Coast ~ulevard CorJna de! Mar Farmhouse Motel
Harbor 1037 Harbor 1063 I
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BEST BUYS IN. OTS COSTA MESA j
50 x 127 Newport Ht.a .. 1 blk. from -school $1350 REAL EST ATE I
50 x 127 Ocean View, Nwpt. Hta., mis !iald $1800
50 x 122 on Bdwy .. C. M. Lovely n w homes $l400 EAST 17th STREET BUSINEsb
A HOME PLUS INCOM OF $60
NEWPORT HEIGHTS-2 bedrm.
vacant, with 2 bdrm. apt. furnish
pt., lg. rooms,
and rented at
$60. Price only $9950. · I
2 BEDRM. HOME-$22QO DOWN
' A very clean and liveable home. 12 yeani old.
Several lovely shade trees and nice yard. Lot 50
by 136. Located l blk. east .of ewport Blvd.
4 % loan at $53.70 includes taxes and Insurance.
Price is low, $8400.
BEACON HILL J\E LTY
466 Newport Blvd. Beacon ~713-R
No
(2 blocks above Arche )
CORONA HIGHL DS
Overlooking Newport rbor
·al Corona del Mar, Caliiqrnia
OCEAN VIEW LOTS
NEW LOW PRICES
from $2500 l
Sixty Feet or More Fron age
Fully Improved I
Assessments Protect~e Restrictions
20 ~~ CASH -Low Monthly Payments
' ·Corona Highlands is the finest resillential develop·
ment on the Pacific Coast. Unsurpaased climate
We invite you to see the beautitul new homes
FRONTAGE-A parcel 62' IX
300'. A corner 196' x 148' a/id
also 85' x 300'. Others available
Invest now In the .coming nef
business area ot Coata Mesa.
' INDUSTRIAL LOTS & ACRFJ·
AGE JN COSTA MESA-~
ZONE. Excellent labor suppl~,
truck, rail and air trans. at re8:·
sonable dlatance. cool cllmat,.
sewage available in futur1,
Priced to sell now.
$180-0 PER YEAR INCOME ON
A $9200 lNVESTMENT. ~
stores and residence on a busy
Blvd., INVESTORS, this onl•
adds up!
FURNISHED 3 BEDRM. HOM&-f.
and a beauty! 1230 eq. ft. Hdwd.
floon . BeauWul Ule floor ant.
walla In bath. Spacious tile
kitchen. Big living rm. with ba .
DWUng rm. Doub)e. prage. Nlc:p!
teAced. yard Near down~
C08ta Meaa.. The tumtture LI real
nJce. Im m e d I ate posaessloQ.
Price $10, 700. $3r>OO down and
$56 month.
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EXC~USIVE LISTINGS
ATTRACT.IVE SMALL HOME-
BEACON BAY
One bedroom, large living room with fireplace. kitchen
with snack be.r. Bt•auUful apartment over two car
garage. All Knotty pine Interior. Lovely en<'losed patio.
Houae and apartment completely fvmlshed. Price
$18,500. Shown by appointment-call us today-Har, 1776
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Diatlnctlve Quality btlllt Med. style hon1e. Spacious U;,mg-
room, 2 lovely betlroon1s. 1 ~ bath~. Sf'rV i<'P porch, furn.see
heat, garage and patio. Sacrifice al $21 ,500.
OPPOSITE LIDO ENTRANCE
Quiet neighborhood-A 'M'RACTJVE 2 bedroom home
with single garafP.. Fenced yard. Patio. This home la
partially furnished. Full price $7 ,850.
For the above two properties C'all Mary Di<'k8on at
Harbor 1013 or evenings Harbor 2092-WK.
DREAM HOUSE
Sparkling brand new 2 bedroom. bath and 'I'! Cape Cod
homQ with Bay View. W R.II to v..•ctll carpeting .. panelled
dining room, kitchen with loa<lA of the nev..'f'St features.
Thermostatically controlled unit ht!at . Twin bed size
bedrooms. Stall showe r. Jo"'l'nced p:itlo. Double garage
and brick planters. Contact Cn1 I Thomas at Beacon
57-48 for further inforn1at ion.
CORONA DEL MAR-A SOUND VALUE
Two bedroom home. ve ry neat, clean and cozy. Beauti-
fully landscaped. Hardwood floors and fireplace. Fineet
location. Close to shops and schools . F\Jll price $9.250---
only $2,645 down, $65 per month. See Bill Schuster ln
the Corona del 1-~ar offi ce or call him at Harbor 2474.
CLIFF HA VEN-VIEW HOME
Thl..s beautiful home offers an unobstruct.ed and perma-
nent panorama view of the entire Bay area including San
Pedro on the west to Laguna and beyond to the east.
Catalina frames itself in the huge plate glass window in
living room. It must be seen to be appreciated. Illness
makes it necessary for owner to SPll ' and. the price ha.e
been reduced. Call Fred Barker al Be.aeon 5795 or eve-
nlnJ:"S at Beacon 6939-J. Call al our nfficP l~lh and Irvine
opposite High school.
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EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
17th and Coast Htway
Newport Beach
615 Coast H ighway
Corona del Mar
225 Marine Ave.
15th and lrYln•
Newport Be&cb.
Balboa f!-:lnnrJ :1 1 l:l W . Newport Blvd.
Newport Beacb only $9500
Beautiful 2 bdrm. close In.
is really SOMEPIN. Special I sired at a very attractive price
price mak~a this a DELUXE and terms.
BUY YES on LIDO JSLE. ¥.& ac.
now under construction. I •
NICE 2 BEDRM. 1-JOM"E on large!------------
corner lot, gut>el house. 3 slllll
2-A1*o on LI.DO ISLE a emart 2
bedroom home that spar1'.le1.
Very latest tn modem' design
and conveniences. Only a few
atepa from lovi:ly private beach.
This won't la.st at ONLY Sl~.000.
Hurry on this one.
3--lNCOME: We have a beauti-
fully furnished ~ Unit apart-
ment building about 2 years
NEWPORT BF;A_C~----: ~~utlful
duplex, full We roof, 2 years
old, north front plctUre win-
dows, facing bay In both units.
Rent from upper 2-bdrm. unlt
will pay taxes and interest on
total investment. Purchaser can
live free in large 2-bdrm., 2-
bath low er unit. A re11ponslble
person can buy thi!!I on very
easy terma.
old -for sale at what we I COSTA MESA.Modem stucco, 2
believe is an l!.'!pecially favor-1 bdrms, all newly decorated. 3
able price. Here is a spot for years old. Large enclosed lot
ldlto dollars. just north of N . B. city Umils.
ALSO Priced at $10,000, loan $6,000,
On LIDO JSLE some wonderful payable $60 mo., will exchange
tor 3-bdnn. home close to L.A. 'oullding 11itea, elth~r for income
Walled yard. .. _ .. _._
2 Bdrms. East Side
full price $6000. Terms.
112xl25 RESIDENCE LOT
$1000. TERMS
GOOD LJSTINGS WANTED
ROBT. H. MOTTET
1900 Harbor Blvd. !¥•· 6224-J R es: Bea. 5137-J
**SOLD**
211 Via Ravenna
LIDO ISLE
Select Your Building Site TODAY
at a price far below that of t9morrow.
Large "R-2" INCOME LOTS ~ram $2500
CORONA HIGHL.Af'lDS
Tract office -Coast Highway and ·Seaward Road
Phone Harbor 414-J
$200 DOWN
2 BDRM. HOME and separate in-
come unit. Only 2 'h yrs old.
Full price $9~0. bal. $90 per
mo. (Includes taxes and ins.)
$650 DOWN
FORCED ·sALE !
GOOD RANCH TYPE 2 BEDRM.
AND DEN HOME in Costa.
Mesa. Clpae to stores, schools,
churcheaA. Street lmprovementa
in and paid for.
Located at rear of lot, leaving
barn. Small fenced paeturf . ~70-0.
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BDRM. HOME on one of Coata
Me!!a's best atreeta. 3 yean1 old,
hwd. floon1, extra nice UV1ng
rm. with flagstone nreplace, big
Jot, many ext,ru. Furniture co~t
$3000 new. AJI this for $10,r)OO
and $MOO down. Just move in
and start living.
purpoaea o r single home s.
THINK of buying lots on UDO
ISLE from the DEVELOPER at
Mlow market prices. On LIDO
JSLE a little buys a LOT.
P : A. PALMER, Inc.
CORONA DEL MAR-Duplex site
-45xll8 wllh a small house on
rear facing alley. Choice loco.-
tlon, 80Uth of highway. Clo8e
to beaoh with good ocean view.
Lot la I"vel and frontage ha.s .
; ptrili•f••li I \1"f.11a. stepo .and . , lsoi,.•p101( ~•tlllell: o .... ,.~ Wlu
accept a good car or lot u part
payment.
By a
Multiple Listing Realtor
REAL VALUES
(To Veteran } Lovely new 3-bdrrn
home. Choice E .side location.
Full price, $97150-AJready ap·
praised and ready · to go.
. $2500 DOWN
room for1 further Improvements. ONE ACRE-NICE 3 BEORM.
Will sacrifice at HOME-goad chicken house
and other outl!iuUdlnp. Grade A $3100 full price sandy &oll, new chain link fence,
.$600 down near ehopplnl' and .cbooll, $10-
, 600. And $2500 dn. 4 % G. J. ., Tncnro~11p/I Home loan. 1
' 3833 \tie tldo
Newport Beac.h, Calif.
Harbor IM>O
18<
· On Little Island
Nicely tumt.hed 2 bedroom mod·
erb with pest apartment.
PRICED BELOW
.... anythJnc elae in the area.
Linwood Vick, Rltr.
112 Marine Ave.. Balboa Island
Phone Harbor 2042
I-BEDROOM untumWted house
wtth furnlmed gange apt. So.
ot Hl&'hW1'y, $10.llOO. 411 Irill.
Co!'Oll& de.I Mar. Call owner
Ha.r. 2941·J . 17clt
WM. E. ANGOLD, Realtor
901 Cout Hlway, Newport Beach
Bea. 6054-W. (Res. Har. 1231-Wl
BALBOA COVES
JU9l now getung the nniahlng
touches -and lta beautiful.
Channtns 2-bdrm., 2-be.., shake
root-on waterfront-
$19·500
See It-Quick
HARBOR INVESTMENT CO.
Newport Blvd at 30th St.
Phone Harbor 1600
NEW HOME ON LID0-
$15.000~ Euy tem:i.s.
Phone Harbor 1980
COSTA 'MESA
17cl8
15c17
NEW 1 BEDROOM HOME
Completely tumlabed. La.rge lot.
P'BA loan.
Deluxe 2 B .R. &,Den can Harbor 1256-J l8cso
Home. 2 bat.ha. Udo Iale, ex. ~ ------------patio. P:lnelled den. An oUt· •lsndL-:~ h~ SZl,500. I ·
JlAl.BOA P£NINSULA, co"'er
11141'. elte. Reduced to $2'1'SO ror
quick ....
UDQ ISLE, .60-lt. .._y(ront. S
b hka 2 be.tha. 2 ftNplaqm.
lllodom umiupout. -fiaJ'o •'¢Id.
RANCH
CoUlDlerciaI Bldg.
&CJ'08S hom city hall near poet
otnee. Oomplet.17 rentO<I, Cr<JN
Ill..,.... opp-. Sl!OOO. Can be
-tmally lncr<ued. Priced to oOll IJUlckly, .
' .. • ' -$6500
Close-In, 1 bdrm. house, ga.ragP,
nice level lot. Terma.
$5750
2 bdrm, only 2 yrs old. Corner lot .
$1000 down, balahce $55 mo.
$4500
3 bdnn, older home, lot 8ftx135.
Cloee to High A Grade achoob.
Submit down pymt and terms.
$7500
:S-bdrm. home on ntce corner lot,
I-car garage, ocean and moun-
t&ln view. Submit temui.
B. A. NER.ESON
IN! Newport Blvd.
Coot& .. _ . a.a.on 622ll
. NEWi:>DR1! ltltJGHTS vJm..f ·PARTIAL ; IVJEW.:.-well-
built two-bdrm. home with lo~
of likable feature. A pleasure
to show.
$11500 DOWN
BEST LOCATION BLVD.
FRONTAGE li0x150. small
house on rear, rents ·tor $60
mo.
MAKE OFFER ON PRICE
Phil Sullivan
Formerly C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson
490 Newport Blvd. Co.Illa Mesa
Beacon 824!-w
Harbor 31~7·W or Beacon 5468-J
TAKE QVER ,
A G. L LOAN ON hau&e and
...,..... apt., very clean. attrac·
live property. 2-bdrm. home,
dbl. pr. and 1-bdrm. apL. &ll
on comer lot.
,'·'°·11 ·"'1.t 't1 1r.·. . ·' 'r'r.r :;; 1 ·~1·1 q . 1 .. tw0-~,11 ,-n~~s ........ -.1 :,j', 1• ·••• ,_,
One-1-bdpn. apt. over dbl gar.
One-slngt apt.
IN EXC LLENT CONDITION
and all ~mlshed "<e xcept own·
er's apt., All rented to good
tenanl.8.
Located n very del!llrable cor-
ner cl Wl East side Costa
Mesa .•
THI WON'T LAST
18,000 I -
Choice !~lion of yearly and
winter .1.tals!
Oli'!e B. Miller
2006 Court j Ave., NewP,Ort Beach
Phie Harbor 343
ate poiutieu:lon
er, Harbor 14~
1Sc17
4-YEAR·OLD DUPLEX-Two 2-
bdrm. apt.!. show $13U man. in-
come. In best location ne~r
sehoolit, shopping, traM. PJ1oe $1~~00. Good term". I
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$1000 DN. AND VERY Nl!!At. I
Sm&J.1 home In best location. Of1
80' lot, Near schools and lr&.nfl.
Only 2 years old . $6500 I.a the
ruu price. 1
Barney Francque
REALTOR
LllUan La Perle Fred D.oajr
Assoc la tea
.{00 E. 17th St. at Tustin Av
Costa Mesa, Pb. Bea. 5179-
WINTER
' I INCOME Fitzmorris Realty Co. OKING
for a ranch ? " . .,
'in Co ona del Mar
SEE 712~' PPY AVE (200 foot
frontA,&e) 3-bdnn., 2~ bat.h
**SOLD** Ru! bt.ate and Bwd.nem Broken Summer Home au 0out Blvd. u..wr 2u2 706 in. A TrRAC'nVE l·bdrm · hou.ee, Corona de! Mar CORONA DEL MAR ,,..., near bq-, tnna. liCbool. a Multiple Llttlng Realtor
I Hcl8 sood buy •t Sll,500 !)lmllhed. -------;-----
Balboa Isflllld
SPEX:m
-ranch e in a aettin&' of "AN OLDIE"
Juat Reduted to iio,ooo
GOOD locatklD, &,bdrm., tum.
R.-3 aone.
·Gorgeous ,
oc'ean View .,
3.,_,.w. f-lldl-m.. U'fin&' ,,,.; uid
dlalllS -~. lusW ---I fttsf .. e-, '4UtlM ~
•cM-.
beautiNI and ahrubll over ..
JookJn.s e hiU. and ocean.
LOok thta ver and then come In EXCLUSIVE.
and we be (lid to dtocuu WATll:RPRONT HOKJC with t
S-BDRM. CAPE cot> HO)(E. terma. aparbnenU. Pr-t · Nntal
Hdwd. flooro. nreplace. "PLUS 1 come la $H5 pa mo. ( not
bdrm apt.. furnltlied. Well lo-Earl bamberlain cludinc bome).
coted. f: .118'l'ATE Rome bu S bdmil. and Wth, ONLY $1 ,950 Lc&rui ••• ·Inauranc. ••. Bullden and float. only Z ;rn. ofd. !'.::.i
-. -TCJl>•Y! alV\ ,___,. Wn....1 ,.._., de) Kar .reduced to QO~, f&YO ~ ·~. I ---~r---Wlil couidv otter.
u.unp Wan~ BARBOR IJ'IVE8'l'KENT CO.
Bay & Beach Realty Js:!and Realty Co: . a ospi g~ TRADE att..cu•• au . I -s~n ·w Bid 30th u Newpon BIYd.: Bu 1
i-. lflllU-'-I-•-"-Locatecl Ill owport BMeb, brtcll -. .._ rma., 1" ba1M; I
1'841 a.-II!""-&.-'II'••=.;--~ ~ u rooma. lnclud· car _. 121 '09 -tlOn i _
YOUR LAST CHANCE
To Buy One of These Beautiful
F . H. A. Built Two-Bedroom
Homes at This Price
$7000. -$790 DOWN
$47.39 Mo. (inrl. Taxes and Ins.)
$7100. -$690 DOWN
$48.48 Mo. (incl. Taxes and Ins.)
QNL Y TWO LEFT
COSTA MESA -CAMP MANOR
Quality Built by Geo. H. Holstein and Sons
Tum West at Barr Lumber Compa ny to Thurin
Street. (One Block West of Newport Blvd.)
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G.'T. EVERSON
490 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Ph. Beacon 6243-W
Evening• Harbor 3157-W or Bea. 6243-W
MAKE· OFFER!
NEWPORT BUSINESS BLOCK
Entire Building at
2100 Ocean Front
• MUST BE SOLD
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
NO TRADES
' NET-ANNUAL INCOME $11,000
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FOR DJITAILED INFORMATION
and Pa.st 5 year performance
CONTACT
GORDON M. BROWN
400 clast Highway
or RICHARD M. BROWN ., Coronf del Mar
Barbo[ 2566-J
"Oceah Front Buy"
5 B. R.. * story home. Older but
very ~mfortable. Frpl., su.n-
deck, · tlo. AND apL over
N l c e 1 y tumtahed.
Balboa locatl<Jn. Leu
3 down. T~ price
Slt,000.'.
1 ~-R. AGE and mnaU at-trsclh'e ~tt ~ble pr.
80UTH AST REALTY CO.
11em Multiple LlltJJlg
Executor
416 Legion St.
Laguna Beach
$2500DOWN
2-BT'ORY BAY VIEW HOMll,
nearl)' new, cloee to cbamtiel
and shopplnC' center, can IM
made Into duplex. B.ard1rood
n oon1. pa.nd ray b••t. tile bath
and kitchen, knotty pine H.-tnc
room, plate eta. picture ......
dow•. Priced ~ -at ...
production, ns.ooo . • ' N . B. C. Realty Co. II--,._ -*ant PARK AT ~~ Inc WWWl"f1• '31.llOO, ---~ JMnd, -1 Aa.., ftpla"1111 WI-·-· . m-w cm:••• .a.180"!. 1a1e or c. t>. ~ ay .. Nallt 1 ·-will prodllM rw••t to<r 7'*-· Uell llU ':M lll"ftl. Bar. 2161 --'D --_.-Hp ·--........ BU:. JOM
sue N-rt BlYd., Nrw .... t -.
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WHERE ·ro D·INE
0ANCING •ENTERTAINMENT• THEATRES
DANCING
Every Friday and Saturday Nights
FRIDAY -Joe Beau and his Recording
Sao Aotooians
SATURDAY -Jimmy Le Fevere and hls Saddle Pals
or radio fame
5,000 foot floor -Dancing 9 p. m. to 2 &. m.
DA \'E MINGS' .
HARMONY PARK BALLROOM
BROADWAY AT MANCHESTER. AN.UU::IM
·----· ------------:r
CAPE COD HOUSE
EXCLUSIVELY SEA FOOD • Oyste..,..._LolJ!lters-Clam~hrimi>-f1sh
ALL KIND,S OF SEA FOODS
From North -South -Eallt -\Vest
"For A Tll8te Treat"
CAPE COD HOUSE
Honn Dally 4 to 9 p. m. -Sunday• 2 to 9 p. m.
31 11/i Marine Ave. Balboa Island
SAM'S SEA FOOD
Complete Course
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
"At the Sign of the Swordfish"
Beautiful New and Enlarged Cocktail Lounge
SURFSIDE
~twf'f!'n Seal Beach and SUD8et Beacb
Pho-: llU--06 --~ -M0-18
THE ARCHES
CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE • OPEN 10 a . m. Through 2 a . m . • Newport Blvd. on Coast Highway
NEWPORT
\VE ARE C WSED ON THURSDAY8
-CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS
tor a band decorated
WEDDING or BIRTHDAY CAKE, call
GENE'S RESTAURANT
AND BAK.EBY e Barbor llOI
* * * FRENCH ..... ITAUAN omsl:NE
706 Cout Boulevard Corona del Mar
II S • 22nd St., NEWPORT BEACH
MEXICAN FOODS
AND
Marinated Steaks
CHAS. HALL. O"-nrr and Manager -Houn 9 to 9 p. m.
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High Quality Printing-Ph. Har. 1616
YES, WE DO CATERING
Curt's Delicatessen 106 Main St., Balboa
If you Intend to g1 \·t a party of any klnd In your home or
elaewher-.. we wfll 5Upp1y )'OU with the ftnest of food •.t the moat
reaaonab1e prlcea.
Any kind of roast like Ham, Pork. Roast Beef, Comed Beef,
Putnuni, al.10 any klnd ,or poultry, llke Turkey, Chicken. Goose
or Duck.
F or Instance-A complete Roast Turkey with all. the trtm-
minp and dttulng, flneat giblet gravy and cranbeny sauce,
only 7~ lb. A.ny kind of salad like Potatoes, Cold Slaw, Mac·
aronl. Turkey, ER or Tuna fl•h, 29c lb up. Anytltlng )'OU need to ba:: ;:e:ndejrtQ~t::=:::.· on hand
• • • • •
Oom.• od Me our y of tbe ttnut Rout and Poullrlea
and have i I or Dl.nner tn our cate\,e.rta.
Cwt's. 106 Malll 'St., lalboa
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Now Tbru S1111a.,y Sept. !0.24
Tyrone Power, Onton Welt.
"THE BLACK ROSE"
Starts MoOO..y Sept. is
Gf"ne K elly, .Ju:ly Garland
"SUMMER STOCK"
Mesa_.,,
I i. , • •' ' •
Wrd. Thru Sun. St-pL 20-!t
Fred .bt&ln-, Red 8kelton
"THREE LITTLE
WORDS"
M ond&}' Only &opt. ~5
Bud Abbott, Lou Co&tello
"KEEP 'EM FLYING"
and
John Wayne
IN OLD CALIFORNIA
Starts Tueaday Sept. 26
Cagmoy'a Newf!flt SmNh Hit
"KISS TOMORROW
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krunnell I Film Star to Attend App~~rs on /'The Silver Whistle'
New TV Pro ram as Players Member 9 I J,.,\"•·lv1 ·n,.t·n<le Jriyt"r, "ta[-of
Thr ~·x Tunnrll~. "'h ri trAvrl••rl fil1n~:. Hl ffj~P u.nd radio. WK." arOong
all the~ way to NC\\' A1t·xico tl'I lh(' f1r"'t l11 purchase a J.u·ftsrin -lllllllOSllUK~~STOD attend f Rq1111r" dR.n1'(' f••flllval. t 11·k1•t nn!I n1cnihC'r,.;hlp in thclLR·
11\oa-. had a n her thrill \lthrn JI.tr. Tun-g-u1· 1 01 Reh Cnmrnunl ty l"laye rs
JVllO llllllDIZ·CIAILIS llllfD nell wa one mf'mh<'r of R !-lflll•'1r1• frnn1 Howurrl "HH.p" Grahan1; th<'
...._.., .. ~,.. dancC' tean1 whi<'h aprr arC't.I un th<' Pl;1yC'r!ll' lllllfl<'Jring dlr('ctor for .............. .............. l l n·o --.... = ~ • progra tcl rv1~f'd r..t nnday f'Vl'· l\.1is.'I Jo,Yl'C tin p ri vate lif1• rs.
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l ~~-~~~-~~;~~~~..,~~~1 nlngs om 9 :30 t n 10 n'clock Ow1•n Wttrrt of Emerald Btty) s aid
Music Program
Features Meet
of Mesa Grange
The Costa Mes.:. Grange n1et
Thursday, Sepl. 14, with a large
g roup of mc rnbcr~ present. Lee·
lurer Dorothy George arranged a
program by a nun1ber of girls and
boys from the H OU8E' of Music In
Santa Ana. They were Gary Ful-
le1·, who acted as 1nRRt('r o f cf're-
monies, H eaUl rr Cflmpbell, PhylliR
Albert. John Ho lms and Duane
HolmB. This group presented ten
mu1'1i cal numbers.
Mi ss Jackie J ohnston was f'lt>c t -
E"d lady assis.tRnt steward t o fill
out the term of M rs. Barbara Ben-
nett who resigned. M rs. Ellln
Mohr WM elected Ceres to fill out
the term of Mis" Deloria Ankeny
who has joined the armed forct>s.
An intere.,ting visitor wu Mr8.
Louise Craft, formt>rly of Co.'ltn
Mesa but now living In Oroville
where she Is fU!l'Ving &8 Gr1t.nge
lecturer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Br..t.ce
were elec ted as · alternate de le·
gate11 to the state convention of
the Grange which will be held In
San BcrnardJno In OcttibE'r. Maa-
~cr of the Grange, He.raid Kyle
and Mrs. Kyle will attend as
delegates.
over K I-TV. "A community playhouse ilh
This as the S('cond program. ~uch ·i re~ord of high a c hi ev~cnt I
which i s ponsnre1I by Tanner Bu~ is d es('rv1ng of ev('rybody's sur-
llne!'I a d Mothers' Pride Root po rt. Aly fan1ily and I are I inf::"
Bef"r. aller was Jin1 Williarni;on forward to the opening of 'ThC>
of t he Jl e nn1anctos. v.•hn n1cet at Silver Whi.,Lle" on O ctober ·i· Of
Mldwa City. The gro up v.·as <'OUr!'if'. n1y children, Tin1 and
picked p and transported to thr Parneht, are Pager to hr .ome
.!ltudJo by a T anner bu.'!, w ith n1f'mbers of tht> Junior " Thfatre
thf'ir ddle anfl guitar playC'rs. Al the Playhouse. LatC'r. \Vheli thr
Mrs. Thnn('ll saw the proi:1\.1n1 , ri,:;ht r-.i rt conics along. I ho to
but wa~not able to l1tke part. nut ap1lCar n1ysclf."
having on1plett'ly reC"0vcrN'.I fro1n The currl'nl season ticket anrl
lnjuril'H rr~f'ntty Ru~ta incd in a I 111rn1bcrMhir dr·ivc pron1iHcH lo
8(.'rious£uton1ohilt" a ccidl'nl. I surpas.~ prc\fiolll' }'E'a rM. acco ~dlng
The ll cn1andnM arc Mta rt1 11f.:' to thr Board of Dlrcclur M whirh
fall d re sr!\..~i1Jn ~. nlc<'tlnJ:; on in1·lurll'H Bart McHu~h. l\1frinn
each !" .o nd and fourth Tuf'sd11.y 8('ht1n1arhe1', Elizabeth J-1 . Ij..ong.
at Mlrli+•ay Cit~,-A1nerica n LPJ;iOn J\lu·e J-1111 , R '-'hf'rt Turnrr. Jluth
hall, Clrfl CIHncr lo bf' Srpt. 26. All lJAVl/'I 11 t1dd and l\1R rk H l'Ri yl
lntcrmt•,liate or advanced dance The npcning of the "1'\vC'I'
.students are wclcon1('. W hi/'lllc" marks Lhe first ·om·
I
! 11111111 t y playhnus(' produc t lo of
the succf"l'l.'lrul lhr('C·BC'l comerty
Chance to Appeal' whk h h"' starred Jose F c rrei and
J_,lnyd Nolan. The IO<"RI cas~ in·
f'\Udes Dee Dee Boyd, f(o bt>rt Scott.
, D('e Alexander, Carl Step~llnR.
0 TV Off d J ohn Rel'lnick, Eilern Hell~rth . n ere En1ily Ross. Art Sn1l th. Dr. s .
N orman K ow;tt, Bo Brown, J;m
B1·it1cgrr-1 n, Bud O'Nt'ill. Be,rnice
"Oronge countjr pooplc \\'h•1
would like an opportunity to ap·
pear on television now have th11t
chance Ray~ Rod BrRstact." chair·
ma.n o f l~e enlPrtainn1 c nt cotnmit·
tee of Anaheim's 27Lh annUf\I
Hallow'en F~tlval and Fair. Ap-
plicalio{l blanks are now available
for thq Greater Orange County
T·:t.lent 'Review scheduled a"' part
of the Rnnual extravRganza in
AnahPlm Oc tober 26·3 I .
liunt oon and Dick Pabst. J ean
Hublr1· is stage n1an11gc,r. Eli vi -
bC'lh H . Long is t echnical dircclor
and BC'm11dcttr Hartn1an i8 in
l"hllrgc of wardrobe. Ml'\rion Srhu·
macher will assist Dir<'cto r .Gr0-
ham.
Civic League Plans
Meeting Thurs., Oct. 5 "Booster N ight" will be held
next meeting date, &pt . 28 with
all members who have joined dur-
·ng the pa.st year p:i.rticlpating in Two shows will be, pr!'scntcd
the program being a rranged by each night at Lhc fair. One win·
lectu rer Dorothy George. Each ner will be selected at C'a ch per·
-.Id member ia supposed to bring fo rman~. All winners will com·
ll least one guc11t to this Hpecia.I pete Monday night, Octo ber 30,
program as It will be an open I for their 'ch.:t.ng<' o f a lifetime' to
'l'\eeting for anyone int~rested In appear 1 \\'edne8day, November 1
Grange work. on the N . T . G. Bac kslagt> televi-
1 slon show, s tarring Nll11 T . Gran·
l'o"cxt n1ecting of the n('W
l..ea,::ue of Civic Associatio ns of
Newport Harbor is 11ch<'duled for
lhf' C'lty manager's office l n City
haU. Thursday, Oct. 5 at 8 p. m.
Letters h aVe been af'nl to each
civic group In Newport H arbor
including a copy or lh<' League's
by·lawa and the l.880Ciatlon!! w ere
asked to each have three reprc-
sC'ntatlve11 present al the October
meeting. Election of Leag'ue of-
ficers Is on the agenda.
C. D. M. Pastor
Takes Theme
'See The View'
U11ing lhf" expre11slon many
lf!'Ople have used a• they show the
tlews from their windows. lhe
lev. Paul Edward Babbitt. mini•·
er of the Community Churcl\ of
";orona del Mor, wtU preach next
;unday at 11 o'clock on the aub·
ittt, "Come, See the View." Mr.
labbitt will glv~ what he believes
·nd• wha t many other people be-
it've. are the po311lbll1Uca and op·
>0rtunttJea of the church and
'Ommunlty ln the future. The
·hair, under the d.lrecUon of Mary
latten Stdrensen, will alnl' '"nle
'Lord's Prayer" b y F orsyth.
The Sun<b.y school. Mrs. R.ay-
nond Harvey, superintendent, wUl
·onvet\e at 9 :4~ a .m . There are
:laNel for all agee.
The church council wlll hold -\ta
'trst meeting of the fall on Mon·
lay evening at• 7 :30 ln J>UaTlm
'IAll .
Clapllla Olrdo
C.pilla Circle will hold Ila tint
neeUng of f.he fall In Pllgram ball
"' Wedneado,y, September ~ at
? p. m. Mr, and Mn. Arthur Youns
Nill .bow" pictures of tbeir recent
trip to South A.Jnerica. Pt~ a-
l«:tlon& will be glv•n bJ-"Kn.
-Renner.;... will .. --•".ed"
by 1(-m ... -'-• ZDlm·
mmm;. Vool'bet9( and Meyer. All
Jund. op Don Lee telf"vislon chan-
nel 2.
Brutad st&tea that the contc11t
is open to all Orange .<'ounty rcf'li-
dent.8. younf and old, amateur and
profeMtonal.
A pedestrian la a motorist who
finally found a par king place.
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The aalut mon~ of the yea.r la
April. Laat year-. February ha.d
50 fN·ei· dcuths than April, but
bccawye or two leu days ln that
monlhf April had a lowf"r dally
avera~e.
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Orange ~oast Eleven to Face
Powerful El Camino -.F ridaj ·Night
Facing a ~• teat of their skill and power, Orange Coaet College Ptrates meet a heavy and powerful
El Camt.no Junior College squ.'.ld !Priday night in L'i e Alondra. Park lnaUtutton'& stadium near Inglewood.
.AJ~ough Coach Ray Rouo'e squad succeeded In defeaUng the Warrtora 18 to O In a almllar pro.e-
ll~ g&'Tle last year. the El Camino players finished &ee0nd ln the Metropolitan Con ference, loe;tng only
to 1'.ut Loe Angelt'3. 6 to 0 1 ln con-
f"en.nce play. E.18t Los Angeles
nntahed the season as the only un-
det•ted Junior college team in
the country.
El Camino la believed to be a
atrong contender f or th~ Metro-
polll&n crown this year. The War-
rior squ&d la heavier In both the
line and the backfield and the
Pirates end Is larger. drawing
from between 60 to 65 members.
Out.alllndlng Fullbec k
Outstanding In play last Yl'Br
are Futlb'ack Ron.'lld Skrllorr. 2!)-
year-old Redondo High school
player wJl,08e six-root-two. 193-
pound8 RJ'e the Warrior's most
dangeroui a.s."'let. H iP team matt·
at Redondo, Paul H~ld. 22. has
pUlllng .,billty and brilliance at
quarterback that threatened to
upset the P irates IAst year. He
weighs 178 at an even six fel't .
~ewcomer to the \.\'a rrior itquad
ls(Hal!back Miller. complr ting a
trjo that w ill bc~r ch~ attention
from the r'cfrnsive Pirates. Thf'
El Camino team us r s a "t('e" for-
mation with man in mntinn Rnd
a flanker, lendinJi IL~elf to .:i v.·ide
open game-.
The Warr io rs benefit from the
e.sperlencc and ~kill of a coaching
trio of A II-Americans. all from
the University of Southei:n Cali-
foml&, H ead Coach Amby Schind-
ler. and hll'! a ssist.Ants, Norm
Verry and Doug Easick.
VIN" Slnslc \\'lnir
COAST .PIRATES TRAMPLE
WEAK VALLEY TEAM 40-0
Orange Coast College trounced a powerful but disorganized Lo8
Angeles Va lley Junior College eleven by a score of 40 lo 0 Saturday
night at the Huntington Beach High school stadlu.m, gaining 608
Yards to the Monarch11' .2~7.
Although the Valley squad<i>----------------
boasted some of the be11t players from the Pirate 35 by Miller In
from the San Fernando Valley the most spectacular run o f tht:
high schools and exhibited out· ~·lY for the fifth Plr8te score.
15tand1ng play on the part of the When play resumed, Valley Im-
quarterback, Watt Amborg and mediately lost the ball on a fum-
Halfback Tony Albert. incxperl-hie on their 26-yard ltne and a
ence ha.mpercd both their offen-drive by Willoughby, Berrr and
sive and defensive coordination. Threadgill ended with a 13-yard
The game was the first in the run by H crn1ndea that crossed
history of the new V-1n Nuys the goal but a clipping penalty
school. which had not yet opened nullified the second tally for the
its doors for cla~es this year. The gam!'. \Vinning tho ball nn downs.
Monarch team was handicapped Valley failed to advance and punt-
by lll-fitting headgear and hastily ed to the J.'irate 30.
assembled uniforms that kept all Fina.I Ort'·"
but 36 of iL<i playcra off the field. Froiti there, In the final drive
With only 10 day11 or practice of the ganie, Miller picked up 10
behind them, the Valley players I yn rds. Hal Smith 4 and then Har-
put up a major attack only i.n the 1 ris pas.<1ed 45 yards to Earley who
third quarter when the P1rate<1 V.'fl-"' stoppt'd on the Valley 12. On
were he1d scoreles..ot and p~l.Y pene-the next play Hernandez took the
trated deep into Pirate territory. ball over {~r the sixth t ouc h-
Three long runs 'ol.'ere made by down.
Amborg. each followed by a ser-Four of Jesa . Snilth's conver-
ies of plays t hat lost ground for .!lions were good. The Pirate8
the Warrtoni. m-"· 17 f1'rst downs to Valley's The Pirate!'! may Altrmpt to o.u.
utilize a chang e of par e single Sooft IA.le 10: gained 141 yardA on passe!I
wtng formation ngainst thr \.\'ar-The Pl rates scored late In the lo their opponents 11 : advanced
rtor's. Allhoughl It seem.<1 prob-first period after the Initial drive, 467 yards rushing to the l\.fon·
ab~ th.::it CoA.ch Ray R oAAn w ill 1 which f.:1iled following a penalty arch's 246: lost 21 ya rds In play
hold his ne\V weapon tn gain prisi-1 llnd_ an unsuccessful attempt at
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to V~ll.cy·s -....87 yards .set . back :
tlve re15ull!4 \n thr game with aerial attack, was resumed for IOl'lt 85 yards on penRlt1es, 1nclud-
Santa Ro.sa thl' fnllowin~ w eek in two first downs and a 45-yard ing two scores, while Valley lost
the Santa Ana Bowl. hf' is l'Xpct't-pass by Halfback Howard Miller 10 yards.
ed to test the con1bination against taken on the five-yard line by End During play, all but three of t hf'
Et Camino.
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Norm Ea1 ley for the touchdown. 57 Pirate Hquad members were in
R ecognized ·'ls a versatile basic Veteran Halfback Raul Herna n-the g.1me. AJthough Valley of-
form11tion from which aln"tOst any I dez broke away for a 60-yard run fered feeble opposition, the con·
attack can !)(' launched, the hack-on the flrat pk1y of the second test proved a good testing ground
'rleld will be org11nizer1 in a fl~nker tjUarter _and three plays later, for th£' Orange Coast sq~ad '.""hlc h
ehort punt wing with the P11<1te Larry W11loughby scored from tht> will meet tough comf>"tlt1on 1n thr
"scatbar k" f-lov.:.trrl Miller in the two-yard line. El Camino game at Alondra Park
key tall back po.!lition. Following a brief drive by the Friday.
Miller rlemonstraled hi~ devas· Wartiors, Miller returnf'd thei1· The game with Sanln Rosa the
tat!nJ akill u a !.l:W:nt'r and passer kick 65 yards to the Va.Hey I:S. following week in thi? Senta AnA
tut week agafli-n \r.3Tfey tn two A cbncerted drive by Harlow Municipal bowl wru be the nnal
65-yard sprints through the Mon-Richardson, former Newport Har-practice game before the Pirates
arch squad and a pitch of about 45 bor High halfb:lck, t ook the ball enter Eastern Conference play.
yardJ!I to End Norm EarWey who to the one. H ernandez carried It STATJSTif'8
scored easily from t.he five yard over from there but a penlllty C'AMl!lt \'aJky
line. cancelled the score and the Pi-467 Y·::&rds gained rushing 246
Thn-adg-111 to Block rates started over again from the 21 yds lo.st. 87
Orv Th1"f.,dgill. whoee Spt't'tcu-six for the second tally. 446 net yds. rushing 15:>
lar block gave Miller time for the The Warriors ·'.ldvanced 20 141 t d h ' t> .ne y 8 rus 1ng ....
pay-off ptt.s.s, will probably hold yard.II, completing one of two sue-587 total yde galn£'d 170
down the blocking po11ltlon in lhf' ceSBfUI passes, and then lost the 85 . yds lost. penalties . 10
wing with Raul H e rnandez or ball on a fumble and the third Pi-602 net yds gained 160
Jess Smith in the flanker p'lsition. rate touchdown drive was on. Two 8 No. of penalties 2
At fullbac k , thr wir.g will prob-pe.sses by Threadgill and running 6 conver. all. _ O
ably In clude Hal Smith, Dave by Willoughby and Fulll>lck Hal 4 ........ conver. made O
Brunow or Bob Berry. Smith placed the ball on the one 12 passes att. l:'i
However, thr El Camino game where Threadgill took it over on B ... passes comp. 2
Is expected to lr·'1Ve little opportu· a quarterback ~neak.
nity ror exf}('rimentlng and will Smith R uni. 18 ydl'I
probably keep the Pirates busy in
tundamen tal defense. ExJ>'-'rts Rn-
tlclpe.te a 1'Corlng game with both
teams milking frequent attempts
if not triP'J to the goal lines.
Jess Smith opened the third p;'.
riod with an 18-yard run, follow-
ed by a five and a 29-y·:ird run by
Miller, but the period ended with
no scoring threat by the Pirates.
INDl\'IDUAL STATISTJCS
Player tcb nys
Miller . ........ ... 8 187
Wtlloughby 8 4 7
Hernandez 4 93
Threadgill 4 -5
ff. Smith ........ 4 lt"; The second drive of the period
89th 1)1\ilSION REUSION ended when Richardson ran lnto
Reunion of the 89th Division an official after 14 yards of
Society of California, Wars l and sprinting into the clear.
Berry 6 18
Richardson 5 29
Harris .... -2 8
Knipp 2 4
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auditorium. 936 West Washing-tis to End Dick Francis started
ton Blvd ., October 8. at 4 p.m . an unsuccessful drtve in the four-
w1th all friends and relatives of J th quarter, but when ValJey s ur-
the group being welcome. accord·\ render~ the ball following a 15-
lng lo Joe T . Woods, adjutant. yard l<>M, the punt wu returned
J . Smith .......... 1 18
Bu now l B
Whitfield 1 3
Mear l -3
PASSES COMPLETED
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Harris ............ 3
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Showing
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Smart Dresser!
• Ta ilored to
your measure
in Sport Coat,
Vest or
Dinner Jacket • Fifteen
Selections
of
authentic
Clans
Senta Ana
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PASSES RECEIVED
Player No.
Earlt!y ........................ 1
Doyle ........ _............... 1
Miiier ........................ \.y
Willoughby .............. 1
CONVERSIONS
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P'8.yer No, A tt.
J . Smith ........ _.... 6
No. M."Mle •
HARBOR g
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Must Improve
Rosso Warns
OCC Gridders
"We'll have t.o improve a lot t o
give El Camino much of a gan1e."
wu oran~ etmst coU~,re cmt.cn
Ray Roiuio'8 comment Monday on
the Pirates' second contest rif the
11eason , Friday night al Inglewood.
Both Orange Coast 140-0 over
Valley J Cl Bnd El Camino I 13·6
over ill! alumni I were fi r8l·game
winners last Frldly night. but
Ros..~o was reluctant to go over-
board on the Pirates despite thei1·
lopHldt'd score.
"We ran both hot and cold '
against Valley," he <r.flid . "and we I
got quite a few good break8. I
There'.!! no "'ay to tell just hO\V 'j
good we were, because it was th'!
first game Valley had e\•er play-I
ed."
Rosso exprc~sed the opinion
that Orange Coast, with 43 fresh-
men on Its squad o~ 60. Is bt"hind
the progre89 of the 1949 Pirates
·lt thl-' point.
Mllh-r Wu Good
"Howard Dell Miller did quite
a piece of work at halfback, both
offenl!live ly snd defensively, and 1
the same goel5 for Raul Heman·
dez." Rosso said. Bob Berry and
Harlow Richardson deserve spec-
ial mention for their offensive
play. On derense. end Sid Man-i nlng and guard Fred Owens dld
outstanding jobs."
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Ch ¢er and Song
Leaders Elected
at Coast College
11.fonj:iey 'ol.'al5 election day at
Orangf: Coast college when the !lltuden~ body i::ho!R tts cheer l~ad·
ers an~ song leader8 for the cur-
rent fr.cB1' year. Prtor to the elec-
tion cjndldates for the two roles
"A good toush l'&me to •t·lrt
')n" J.i Har bor High Coach Al Ir-
win's oplnJon of the eeaeon'a grid
opener aga.Jnat RlveraJde at 7 :30
p.m . Frtday, September 22 at tho
local rt.lgh 11ehool atadlum .
The Tan are In tlp·top phy11irol
condition and know their plays.
Now they're ready and. eager to
tear up the turf around their op-
ponent's goal po8UI. U Mel SmaL1
ley, i:tyna.mlc left halrhack, llveA
up to Jut year's performance u
leading llCOr<'r In the ~unset
league the Tars "hould do well
when It comes to moving-that
ptg11kln, In addition to his grounrl
gaining, Mel Smalley's torrid toes
r.:icked up about 38 conversions
la.st year.
This is the flr11t time that an
Irwin-coached Tar t eam will
tang!~ with Rlvcraldf'. The elt'Vens
~ To Play Oxnard
Nf''''l>Orl H a r b o r HIP
8Cb•Hll Wedff8day f lllMI ltA
Octofl(>r 8 byP f ootball dalr.
bookh:ic Oxna rd for a non-
k>iagut1 <'luh at th" Tar At~dl-
11m .
Thf" ~r liv~ tJw. Tan a
total of fr>u r exhlhllk•n outlnr
fw.f ore 8tal11nir thf'lr S1mH4•t
h....,_... • 8Chf'ldulf' Cktobf"r 20.
Follo\\1hlf tbP OJ>f"nt'r ap.lruit
Rl,•r"'ldr Friday nl~hl •I St>\\'·
port Jlf"ll(ht~. th.I·~ hav,, pnl'""'
"1th Exrf"billor. Oxnard :rnd St~
Anthony'11 In that _order.
have twice before. NP\.1:port \Vin·
nlng In '48 end Rlverslrlc In '47.
Both outfits will orerale fro111 the
T formation In thl!ll no n-lf'egue
g·:ime.
At pre~ timt', vC'ry little In-
formation wa.s availablt' 1about
the Riveri'l'ide club. Coach 1Irwln
has r eceived " roster from the
Riverside coa ch which llsti1 47
playe rs. s!x of whom are pleAt y
calorific, pushing the SC·J.leii pest
the 210 pound mark. I
l 'ndrr N,.,,. HUif'K
The game will be played fOder
rederat ion rules which hRvt ju.!lt
been Introduced into California
this )·car. Chier diffcrrnce l from
last year's rules concern .tbl5ti-
lutions and the "frecball." Both
rt:.1ng:e:, will probMbly 11pr d up
the game. Coaches will o~ly bf'
allowed to stubstitutc two "lrn at
a time unlc8!1 there is a f'tln1e
out." Any loosc balls can be pick·
ed up and run with by eitherlteam.
Thl'S(' rules have been a~opted
by high school!\ in 46 statesi
c .'\me captains for the Ta~ will
be Mel Smalley and Bob oOO ·
hoU~'. Bob Burdirk will df'·
fense captMin. Kicking chore..~ will
prob8.bly go to Mel Sn1t1 1leY both
for punting and oonveislonl!.
Quarterback Bob Scotland Ill be
·o.rorllMrR wri.en U\tre·a some
paMlng t o be done.
Coach Irwin, "·hn i!I beglnninjl'
his third year at Harbor Hi~h . al-
~ !!a~s in addition to his start-
ing ll~eup h1f will u11e Gf'ne ~ero
and Bob Van Dremlin aJJ defen-
sive guards: Bob Benbow! Bill
Schmidt. Don Aarvold as lefen-
sive b11ckl5 .
TIDE TABLE
(Pacific .Daylight Savin1: Time)
m oH I.OW
Friday
· Se-ptem ber 22
Saturday
Septem her 23
Sunday
Septembfo:r 24
Monday
September 25
TueBday
September 26
\¥t:dnesday
September 27
TbunKiay
September 28
FIRST.
8 :32 a.. m.
7:40 p. m.
8:55 a. m.
4.6
5 .8
4.9
8 :25 p. m. 5.8
( PB.ciflc Stantlard Thne I
8:17 a m. :J.l
8:06 p . m . 5.7
8 :30 a . m. :).3
8 :42 p. m . 5 .4
9:00 a . m . :J .5
9:19 p. n1. 5 .0
9 :22a.m . :J.6
9 :55 p. 01,
9 :43 a.n1 .
10:32 i'"· m.
4.6
ti.6
4.1
QU ARTER
Oct. 17
>'ULI.
'1'1001''
SC'pl. 25
l.A.~'l'
QUARTr;It
Oct. 4.
l :58 a . rn.
1 :48 p. 1n.
2 :34 a. m .
2 :29 p. rn.
2 :-03 a. m.
2 :06 p. nl.
2 :30 a . n1.
2 :43
2 :5a
p. rn .
a .m .
3:17p.n1 .
3 :14. a. m.
3 :52 p . m.
3:33 a . m .
4 :27 p. n1 .
NIE\\/
MOON
Oct . 11
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Featuring the Finest Equipment Anywhere
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Watch for Opening around O ct. 28
Bowl in Air-Conditioned Comfort!
LEAGUE APPLICATION
0 I WOULD LIKE T.O JOIN A TEAM
0 OUR TEAM WOULD LIKE TO JOIN A LEAGUE
0 OUR LEACUE \VOULD J ... IKE TO RESERVE A PLACE
Kl!\"D 01'-LEAG1 'E
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Fol-Choloo of Tlme and llay, Leagur and T t".am
h.ESER VA'PIONS NOW -P~~ C1111l "Blll." BEACON 5lS9-.T
or wrtte BILL Kl..OTZ, 1708 ?'•rit•"'port A\•f'!., COMta ~ff'M
YOU CAN BE SURE OF
PURE DRUGS
and Accuralf"ly f"lllf'd Pl't'M.'riptions at
HINKLEY'S PHARMACY
802 Marine Ave. BALBOA ISLAND
Irwin i!I'. partial to night ameB,
particulBrly when thl'y a.re flayed
at home I "Our fie ht is Rb well
lighted as any In th<" area, etter
th.;i n n1ost, by far."} Irwin hinks
that the boys play bett.rr at I
night because nr the larger
crowds. beeause lt0i1 coole and -----------~---------------
be!'8U8e thet·e Is usually le~ wind
at night. j
The coach ts a former gr_f! p1•r-
former 'll the College of .t~e P11· 1
cific. Under Alonzo Stagg he play-
ed back in hll'I freshma.n year. '36.
In ·3~ '39, end '40 he tlayed 1
guard.
Ne\\'porl Harbor lltr
Pffibable Start.ng UR.f\UP
t'tarr we. ~ ...
r.1enn Griffith, LE 1811 37
'Job Woodhouse . LT 176, 17 ;
Dick Veneman. Lri I~j 25 I
Bob Eggert. C lM 34
Bill Wittman. RC 1621 14
Bob Burdick , RT 168 41
STOCKS • BONDS • COMMODITIES
UNDERWRITINGS
DEAN WITTER. lo CD.
MEMIEIS NEW YOIK STOCK EXCHANGE
Chicogo loord of Tr(!d• . . . Sa" Froncitco Stock E•chci"g•
lo1 A"gele1 Slock Eacho"t•
LEASED rtlVATf WllES
533 Coast Blvd. South LAGUNA BEACH
So" fro,.ci1co • • New Yor\ •
Laguna 84
Seottle
R~. In announcing only Ught
contact work during thi.!! week's \ Jack Meek-5, RE 1831 35
practice seMions, also disclosed .
the fln!ll use of the single-wing \ ANITA COANE ·
by the Pirates against El C·l.mlno. were ¥tven two ll'Y•Outa, one at a
"We'll u&e the single-wing colleg~r·l.lly lut Friday morning
sparingly Friday night." said R(l!-and e other at the Valley-OCC
so, "and then go into It on a game aturday night.
bigger scale 8.galnst Santa Ro&:1 By 'receiving the largest num-
next week." ber Of votP.s, '.Joe Mccaffrey of
One of the high poinl!! of Lagu~ Beech won the head cheer,
Coast's early triumph over Valley leader 8 post for the second suc-
wa.s the last fourth quarter cessive year. Elected to ·'lSSlst him
"tackle" of Miller by Ja.ck Mont-are J erry Ruoff of Huntlngton
gomery. one of the official!!. Tak-Beach1 and Gary Heffne r of New-
ing a pltchout, Miller skirted right port. Dick Watkins of Huntington.
end from hi• own 30 and, behind ~ch. will serve a.a alternate. ,
fine blocking, wu apparently ofr Miss Anita Coane of Balbc.3 l•-
to the races wtth only one Valley land became the new head aong
player in the way. The referee lea.dtr. Asaistlng her in pom-pon
got him. and dance rouUne11 will be Mias
The latter, h.J.ving become aur-J oyce Le?nard ot Corona dd Mai:
roun~ by a hoet of would-be and Miss Maryo31\11e Morrl90n of
tack.Jent and block.era. wu bounc-Balboa Island. MJaa A.nJta Vidal
ed. to the turf dtrecUy in front ot Hunllngton Beach will &erve
ot Miller who smacked into him. aa alternate. n.e rMU1t wu u effective u a · --------
flying tackle. Tiie lone Valley ft 5 I ~er ~tween Miller and the ll.e58rY88Q 5 On
,...i line IJ\ the meantime bad Sa·-for H bor
*"removed bf a~ blocker:-le , GI
ca.-wo"'-Wltfl Foolball Goi11e1 • .,.-Tiu! Grandotiu>d Quar!A!rl>eclC Hft GRcl Im Drhilg club, \._rod' by the N-Jt..i
Balb<la Rotary club, hu Harboll
lln. Mart• tf. ~Ben.,,. 'of Los mp ll tootbaU itcket& on ale a~
~ SWtdQ. wu dted to AR-1 o c -~ bualnem establishments.,
-· In N••1JOft cll,1 court. J'rt. Tlcli• enUtle ~,.. to _,. In
clay to -J • cbarp ol bit-a ' oecUon on the ntty
run drtYlq. \ yard at an 11.Ubor Hieb home
llh.e wu anuted b7 Newport pm 'after payment of the recu-!"J
pallco aftu Jlllrs. Miry Jiii. 0.tel. Jar fee. 1-<:atallna 8t., Lq\111& -b, tna the -of ~
._ted 1J1e.. -rear fender ol tlclt lo st...,. to tho ~
-car WM *-'"' by a car • '-t ""'17 at.bleUe tuiOd.i atnlar to K ra. Benrya automtr A.. tk:bt 'bobtb wW baodJe
Bob Scotland. Q 157 20
Larr)· Mc Masters. F 174 18
Mel Smalley. LH l ~ 4
Dick J on es, RH 14 71 9
The Harbor High lin(' average.!!
170 pounds. The backfield l:i9.
Game officials are J ohn ! Dick ·
ey, Santa Ana., referee; Walt
Hoehn. Valencia. umpir·t>: Bob
Page, Laguna Beach. head lines·
man.
More S port.a New• oa next! Jle.I'~·
Mr. and Mn. C\1ude A. Knox
of 115 Santa Iaabel St .. ha+ been
entertainl.ng u house gue11'8 Mt"'.
A . L. Williama of Laa Crutee. N .
M .. Kister of Mn. Knox, and J . W .
Gaither of Young11town, Ohio.
brother-in-law of the local f&n.
ROBERT HIRTLERJ
Mr. and Mn. Robert Hlr/µer of
Mojave epent aeveral recent daya
with hla parent.a,· Mr. and Mri..
William HirUer, f15 W. 19th St.,
Costa Meaa..
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-llra. a.ta bad parked her the ot ~ Ucl<ota &t tM car In front of' the AJI • .-., flnt pme. rnday nip~ M97 .W. 111'_,_.
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PART" -THORSDAY;SEPT"21 . ,,so LedJ ·~ ~eilte nt ~-..
~~ PRESS-il Birthday; Hav, .1m Member$.,
OolebraUco ot Ua tint lllrthday .featured the .-.lhly meoUng of Dr. OUu T . Broom, chairman ._ _________ _..__.
tho NowpOrt ,Barbor IAd:r .\IJglera Club In the Newport 8e&cll Sb,ell of Cof.lt coUer'.• -ia1 llCifl'""
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THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
tlave seen -have esclalmed wttll eeat..7'Md'1laft ~ ·. r
tb.la new, exo~ be&uutul ooetume jlMeb'f. n ea.ea SLM..... f.
'"" ....... of .... -.p -Old .... -· )'Id> ... _ ..... D8f!dit It -taM eiomethlos to lier of 7..ar owm dl::tlpe;, ..,. line
It and Ille i...,_... la her OJ• wlU k D J'OU "'!· ' I
Bank of Laguna Beach Club. OrpnlMd In lleptembe!, 11149, by 1. group•Of einff ~.ii, ~ ::,~ .. -;:~ -:.::r.~• ;::; I;----..,..-------
club now ..,. • m(!Dlllenlllp of 100 wlt.h.1. nllJ!llM• on ilii walU.,. 1111; which rhe•ta Mch Monday at 7 :30 HATTBE88E8
• Durinl' ~ bturl n..., meet.Ins. p.m., trl•,the St. James l:placopal 8-t----0...__Trallen
Ida Naylor,! Erina 1Achert1Jl07"f cbW'Ch 'In Newport Beach. , .... ...,... llha-
and Uly Call were Al'PQlnted on The roat or the clau la to pro-8&4.00N &Oil
"AND TWO GENTLE ARMS .4T THE 'ousxzn -
Dr. He-J;rwood
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nJRNITURE • OJFJ'S • ART • F AJllQC8 • ISWICLll1'
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e n Invi tation to Attend Their
FORMAL OPENING
Seturdey
S(tptembe r 23rd, I 0 A. M. t o 9 P. M.
Forest Ave. et Be ach St.
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6.5-lb.
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-15-lb.
Rt•g,
$8.66
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S/8 thick 7.50
1/2 thick 9.35
5/8 thick 10.81
3/4 thick 12.27
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2.26
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6.f>6
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10.74
Borrow up tu $2~00 UOM<'Uff'd, C&n bf> USf"d fur plumbfing flX·
turn, painting, ruofln11 ttltttrlcal 0XtUrt>.S, f't<', Auy rf'Dlodellng.
Open All Doy Saturday
OPEN 9 to I on SUNDAY
· O_rn evenlop and Sunda,.
the by·law11 '°minlttff by Mabel tide an opportunity tor open die-~ )I---tt.-. ,.._ Ste•~. pruJdent. OUve Mc-' cumon of the Yitai t.uue• ot the -....-l<•p»•. oecrei...;r· -t'rouunr, ,.._ -t ay. Jllacb Monday Dr. U40 l'fewP.rt Jllvd.
ported that '2818 WU opont op 8'own I! .. • 0 abort .--me of Uut ·------=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-='~~::::::::::===============~~;:~ charten duri~ the 1U.m.mer. ma jor b9pp9nlnp of lhe pnceed· -
Vrom May 17th to September lnl' week. TbJa .. .-.rauy f~-
13th, 26 charten were made and iowtd by a d.l9cu.uion period dur-
a large YClriety of tlth were in&' wfiJch c1au m.amben u.-
caught with albacore beadtn• the cbanp view• on current prot>--
llsL Although official club cha.rt-lem.1. tnterated _.iultl are cord.J-
en are over for the year, the ally Invited to &Uand and particl-
women are still cnartertng boaU pate.
ae n-.arlln, white .ea bull and al-Monday nlsht'1 mstin1, 8ep-
ba.core will run for some•time. temblr'26, wlll ftatuu a dlacua-~ Marita, 11on on prNmt-4&1 trendl tn Au.-
Margaret Erlckaon, of San trta .. Oua:t .,,.._ker -.nd leader of
oabrtel, wha.e hwsband caught . a quutJon .. auwer t~ forum will
the tlret marlin of the ye.ar/"boat-be 19mo JC. Shaver, Coe.at c0Ue1e
Pd a wArltn Saturday lo one of the &nJJ.ruetor who apent aeveral
shorteat tlm• recorded in the w .. u 'Mhlnd the Iron Curtain'
harbor district.. Jandlnl' her fish, durths the PNt aummer. AnyoM
12271 pounder, in 10 minutes. She interested: In thl1 pirtlcular dia-
was aboard the boat RX piloted euuton ta invited to attend whe-
b')' her husband, Dr. A. A. Erick-t.her or not. be dulrea to enroll in
11on. UJ.e cJaM. Cana.ala waa played during the
I
remainder of the evenlf\I" with
ta ble prizes going to Dorothea
Klnsfatber, ~on Fry, Carol
la1d1pe11dfft la11ken
Hold Conference Ford, Ruth Heidebergt Loretta
Hartlein, Erm a. IA.'chenmeyer, END OF SEASON CLOSE OUT PRICES! Curly Santoni, Niita Bilby, Bonnie
Miiler, Helen Scott, Eva Graham,
Frances Pulaski, Hase.I Northrup Weatherwai to
Richard J . Werner, inanacer, Ot.JJ.
for;nia Oalry Jnduatry Advl.aory
board, wu prtnclpa.I speaker at
the annual 84rricuJtural confer-
ence d( the Independent Bankers
Limited Cj)uantities -Buy Now and Save Substantially!
and Mabel Stevenson. Door prizes
were won by Betty Wat.on, a reel,
Stella Gaines, a red. and Margaret
Erickson, a "DeLiar." Refresh-
ments were aerved by CIBra Keel-
er and her committee, NllOml
L d Optl • t Anoclallon ol Southern Calllor-ea mis nia, of which the Newport Harbor
, Bank of Corona de! Mar I~ n mem-1
Baseball Team be~aklng .. hi• ":.Pk "Da;rying Paterson, Marlon Fry, Uz Hacen,
lrene Larrabee and Bonnie MUler. Pollara and Sense. , Dr. W.:rner
I dlecuued the econofnlc pt:ll.8es of
Bill Weatherwax, juat rel.urned Dairytn&, which bas become one Pl L from a sell80n ·of catching with of Southern Callfomla's principal an eagues Spokane of the Cb.ls "8" Weat-indUJtriee.
ern Jnternatlonal l1a1ue, has been The conference. held in Santa
F N M named playlne-manager of the Barbara, al.lo featured Inspection
Or ew esa Newport Harbor OpUmLBt bue· tour• ot cltrua and walnut r.ack·
ball team which wtU play every Ing plant.a In that area arranged
Sunday this winter, It .wu an-by O. R. Qlnn, ca.shier County
Bowl.Ing A·11ey nounced . today by Rod MacMll· National Bank & Trual Co. ol llan. Optimist baseball business Santa 1?4rbara.
manager . Games will be played at -------
2 :15 p.n1. at the Costa Mesa park. COM D I I Opening ol the $50,000 Van's Weathe rwax will fleid a power-r Ver n
Bowling Alley at 1703 Newport ful club or young college players H .: to C h l avenue, drew a step nearer th!~ this Sunday In the tea.m's flret Uft,,ftCJ ft fGS
~~1~~:~~ :~:r~~~·::::::~r:: ~~::~g o~~~i~t r!~:·1:ac~~;n~;µ m.;':h~i~ll~e~·, 2~.::: ~~~~\~
stJml·pro groups. ton. s4ffered possible ankle In· 12-alley recreation.'.ll center w ill The twenty--0ne year old former J l I Ill I t H 39 be the largest ever to serve the ur es n a co 8 on a wy.
area and the only bowling alley Newport Harbor High catcher will and lOjl late Saturday, Hunting-
stnrt behind the plate with Don ton Bf;ach police reported lhia
opt>ratlng in the Newport Harbor Dolan, a highly regarded San Jose mom~n . area. when It opena in October. Featured will be twe!Ve Bruns-southpaw. on the mound. Allie A driven by Cyril R. Casey,
·Thieme, a Cc.1st college import 19, of · 01 Larkapur Ave., Corona wick Alleys complete with semi-r-m 0 "no, Nevada, will be al d I M · l k th ~-l I k d 1 tel ,.., n.e e "!"• a n.ic e ......_ruao au o
automat C rac S an com'!.:. ... ,~ firRt btise; ~ewport Harbor &8 it "fB.11 atalled In the lnlersec·
automatic ball returns. __.,~ mg·h'a Dick Lant at secon~. 10ii7 acOOf"dlng -to the p@i"Ce rf"·
free parking will be provided and Howard Henning, Orange Coaat port. Casey had swerved to avoid
an excellent snack bar and res· and v .1lencla High start ~at third ; the cobtalon but his car hit the
taurant i.B being provided Inside Norm Rldegway at short.atop e..nd door o~ the Caruso car.
a ccording to William 'Bill' Klotz, Jac:k Clark, Bob Harris llnd Whit-
manager of the establishment for ey Burton in the outfield.
the four Vanderpool brothers who Nearly without exception every
wilJ own the alley. Ollt! of theae boys hu had the
Tentative listings for league scout ·s eyea pop;lng out through
schedules are as follows: Monday, tht•ir erep and col1ege days. Mens Comn1ercial Handic•.tp, 7 · s i Cl bs 9 Tu Tup Prep Hurler p.m.; erv ce u , p.m .: es·
day, Ladies Handicap, 7 p.m .; Dolan catabllahied himself as the
Open for league. 9 p.m.: Wednes· t op pre'p Oinger In Norlhei-n CaJl-
<!.1y, Housewives Handicap. 2 fornln last year while knocking
p.m.; Mixed Foursome, 7 p.m.; over such.--4?-llibe a.s the Stanford
Coast 850 major, 9 p.m .; Thurs-frosh.
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are reJ)orted to hav~ an ln1portant
source J or 1ncon1e ln such hant..I · I
craft "'roducta &.!I pottery, silver j
jewe.lr , and handwoven rugs. !
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I Deluxe C11AISE LOUNGt:
I Delu xe two place SE'ITEE
2 Relax A Bye CHAISES ..
2 Deluxe Wr ouipht Iron CHA181"S .
I 5-Piece Wrought Iron and Wood TABLt; S1'.'T
I Wroug ht Iron ARM CHAIR ~.
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26.50
120.40
I Wrought Iron ARM CHAffi, Upholstered 41.50
5 Wrought Iron 'SIDE CHAIRS, Upholstered . 33.95
I SO" x 40" Wrought 'I ron, Glass Topped Cocktail Table 49.50
I S-Pieee Wrought Iron, Upholstered Sectional Group 204.00
I 30" x 40" Wnmght Iron Glass Topped Coclrt.all Table 46.50
I Wrought Iron Upholstered ARM CHAIR 77.50
I Wrought lro11 Upholstered LOVE SEAT 112.50
I 84".:r 5t" \\lrought I ron Gia.'" Topped TABLE 59.50
1 Rattan CORNER TABLE, Del ~e 62.95
1 Rattan RING S HEL•' . . 33.50
NEED BUDGET TERMS? WE HAVE THEM
240 Forest Ave.
Sale
Price
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79.lill
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149.50
86.50
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79.50
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THESE PRICES GOOD AT TIME OF SALE WITH THIS AD
SEPT. 21 to SEPT. 23
day, Ladies Scratch, 7 p.m.; Men1:1 Thlen1e played for the We.at-
Commerclal Handicap, 9 p.1n.; wood Junior Chamb€r of ~Com·
Friday, open. merce lost summer &9 did Henn-
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Saturday will feature a ha.z.z.Je Ing.
~ Beacon 5681 duzzle mixed doubles with La· Ridgeway waa 8 standout as
dies drawlng new partneri:i ori shortstop. for Orange Cout laat
LUMBER CO. each game at 8 p.m. spring.
Harris, Clark -1nd Burton Ca.ti
all pitch but will start in the out·
field on lhe b&siB of their hitting
ablUty. Clark pitched for Newpol't
Harbor High and for the aummer
Optimist c&ub. Harris threw the
Tuatln High nine to the Orange
leape championahlp. Burton buri-
ed for La.gurui Beach High achool
In addition lo belng the top pitch-
ed for the Costa Meaa Merchanta
the pa.at two summera.'
140 E. 17th St. COSTA MESA
COliTA MESA'~ Nl!Wl!ST LUMBl!K YAKD
YOU CAN DO BEnER AT
Da11iger
FURNlTURE CO. •
We Buy end Sell New and Used Furn it ure •
1812 Newport llvd., Costa Mesa Be . 5656
lvouAW'C BLIC GOLS: COURSE
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Golfers in County
Help in Kid's Day
Orange county's golfers wlll get
a ch.:i.nce to help underprivileged
kid.8 this Wttk end when the
Willowick golf course in Santa
Ana holda a "blind bogey" tour-
nament In cooperation with Na-
tional Kids' day.
The tournament Is open to any
gOlter over Saturday a.nd Sunday
at the Santa Ana course. Enteries
will put one-dollar in the ''pot"
which will go to the National
Kid'& Day foundation. Winners
will capture prizes donated by
Santa Ana merchants.
The N'atlona..I Kid's day drive le
being pushed by golf counff.
throughout the southland as well
as the 3,000 Kiwanis clubs.
OCC Footbal Games
Alred on Station KTED
The football game between
Ora.nee Coast college a.nd Valley
collece. pJayed last ~dturday, Sep-
tember 16, wu bt'oadcaat to Or-
t.nge county listeners by rad.lo sta-
Uon KTJCD, I.Acuna Beach. Thf'
l'&me wu he.Id in HunUn~on
Beach Hieb School atadium.
The two rema.lnlnc" home p'.mes
1t the ••woa wUI also be b~·
eaat by KTED, as follows: Octo--
l')er 19, Mt. San Antonio vs. Or-
.t.llJ• ~ ~. • H!!Dli1l.cton
BMcll l'lfl' -·-·· I ?.Ill.! N~ "-~ ,,._ Oranb 0.:.. p.a:Bsp, lf"'pon.
BuWr, Bl&'!> ~ ·---· I 8011'111 COUT """· Dfl,IYlllJ •• ,.1s.
MA TERIAJ.s COMPANY ,:e;;;_, ~ =. '!:. "!
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Olslla --.-.. 7 • I. ODd m1Corl9t .U 61cellll m-,,..
Slated for early action are in-
fi elders F1oyd Pfl..r80ns, Bob. E\Ut-
die and George ~ames. M . L:illg-
dala, U oyd 8Wingle and Mike
Delgado wl.11 be on deck for out-
field duty.
Fa.ahlon de•lgners are at preM-
ent ad:iptlng st~les worn by the
Spanish women or New Mex.Jco
some two or three hundred years
ago. I
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HARBOR f)c iA L EV["NTS FAC ,rfom_e,~ra~. Dr. J. S .. Innerst ·I Che se Ir Cr~x Club Cou'nty Assn. Invite
11 L [. · to Speak Su,nday ;: B · !"fo t• · ; Artist1-td Exhibit
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• . .. Dr. J . l!ltuari tbl\,ent wt11 ipeak And c ' ~tamen who •v~ Mei a aaat Count7 .A.rt 11.MOCta tea .. t--+--------------------1 -; ·I.n.atructora ot eeranue1 and Sufuia1 at 11 o~k at Balboa put COMtructloa of the Mw .turtnr l'ffl:nt or1Jinat wor ~,. • ....._
So h D Boa d M !&mp-·~ at the a<lult lol<ind Community Meth~ Bt. ...., •• Pr.\b~ -:•...i art!>to 'In olle_.w.ste ...... -DIMOMllUi.TIOHAL & ~·L r •• . Ut ern •1str1ct 'r ft'ftf"1ng education .. , ... , at Newport clultch oceupy1nJ the pU!plt In In N rt Helrblo wlR be~·-~. llC\llpture and °"""'*" ... OWll,,•et-' .,,eh 'I tft ,~. .:, : C1lJ ffarbor Union High .chool Will In-the ab.ence of Dr. H&rry WhJU-. of the Cb.,_e COid CrScllffa club will be held .fn the lecture ~1 lof , 1 , Women' of 'Southe'm i.trlc', •truct theae aubjecll at the l"ri-HI• topic wtll ~ "Runntn• Away of the hurch at a. •~SO dinner" cm the •IP\auartori public library! dur--\ • day A.nemOon club under the au. From God .. ' Thu y eventn1-. aep9mber as. lnr October. · 1 ...t1 :
Fede.ration of Women's cl~b will A progl-am of muatc, prepented ,Plcea of the homecraft 1eeUon ~ Dr. and · Mrs. White are spend-Pta for the lft&tr<t aN betng
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J:ntrtea .thou~a be Je.£( not !•· j;•l, 1t In Beautiful ,.. ..
pther for the nnt board meet· by the Seat Beach Women'a club the club, Mhr George V. l"ox, eec-lnj their vacation with their aon made y ~ R. BUl, cbalnrian· ter tha.n F11day, Septmber ~. 1&t ' La Bea h C l~I. • -1 l~ of the new year on ednes-chorws and folk aotiga by Mr-9. tkm c~. announced yeate:r-Warren and will be be.ck to at-of the hurch bWldlJl• commit.tee. the ,PUbllc Jlbrary, nuertqn; ' pltO c ' a ,,ornia I •
day, Beytem.ber 27, at 10 m . at Stolp u well a.a readinp by Mrs. day. tend the Famtly Ntght dinner at • Wta.Ver Booutore, lOD N. Gliu8elJ YOU All CORDIAUY IMVITID
the Friday Afternoon club 1in Mae Geetinl' of Placent·la, Will Tht! eeulona are open to all club the church on Wednesday, Oct°"' W 1 F II h• . Oranl'e: or at Murphy'• Pa.Int and
Costa Mesa.: round out the program tOr the rn~mben and to the l'eneral pub-her 4. ., 0 en I •. OWS Ip Art atore, 412 w. Fourth '"ft, TO WOISIUP WITH US.
Mn. Casey c . Bonebrnk~. who day. -Uc aa well. -Boe Meef1 T odey Santa Ana. • I New Location : SUNDAYS:
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ia aervtng the secOnd year ot h~r An unuaUA.l attendance · 19 ex-Clasae• ln tamp abode making All Orange county arttatf are gfon at Through St. d
·term as district presidenl, will pect~ at thJa meeting wlth lt'a will be held every Tue.day start· MESA MATRONS ... The xt;cutlve boal'O Of the Wo. Invited to participate In the {o~th 9:45 O~ l I a. m.
preside. Mn. A.agar Ravn, pre8'-exceptional program. lng Sept ... 26 from 1 untlt 4. p. m. Travel routes aJo{lg the Retl-men's ' clloW1hJp of St. A..ndrew's long show, entry b!anka and Sinppirolion, 7:30 p. m.
dent of San .aernadjno County in the clubbouee. wood hJghway an being followed Pree ertan church , combined a mem'bershlp lnformatlqn m y jbe es.ldince ,..._ 1S6JJ rraftk L. alld Wpt~ A. DowU, CD-JWUtor•
Federation and 1.frm. Heins Hai•-Ceramlca claasee will be con-by Mn. Bertha Tillotson and Mrs. bualne4 meeUn• today at the obtained by writing to the &ue>-.._-+-------------------_.
er, presltle.nt of Costa Me9a Fl':I· Santa Ana Rites ducted each Wedne.Say from 10 Jet.n Lawre.nce, both or Costa churc wtlh the pleuure ot un-cl&.Uon secretary, Miu Helen
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::.ts~Lcrnoon club. will greet Un ite Marie Phillips :~P~·o:1t~r2 =~:· i:p:;~hl' th~= :~· .:~tl:~t o~~;n~~e other ~Y . inct~e n~'f h:.~~e• to be uaed ~~;rt~~. 315 E. Nutwood :Je. Hi h Qu~/ify Prinfing-Ph. Hor. 1616
The morr.lng session wlll be &1•· end Rusiell Albert which lo olated for Monday. Sept.
1!11 to Federation objectives, with 25. Those plannlng lo 1t.ltend are
re.port& by sever-11 di.strict offl· . Of \ntereat to many Costa M~u asked to bring Back lunches.
cen, the report ot the atate board friend.I 1s the neWs ot the mar·
meeUng and discussion of propoe· rlage ot Mrs. Marie PhJlllps of \., ·
ed amendments to the conautuUon. this community and RuSseu. Al· :>t. Andrew's Church
The morning address will be giv-bert 'whlch waa solemnized re· T Ob . S d
en by Mn. Amer S. Stolp, who ~centfy tn the First· Method.1st' 0 serve , Uft ay
wlll •peak op the subject. "A Church of ·Santa Ana." es Relly Dey
CIU&en ot F!fderation ." Mni Stolp Only memben of the Jmmedlate ,
ls auditor (or California Redera-tilnlliea witneued tJ:ie ceremony Rally day will ·~ .obee.rved thla
tioll of Women's clubs 8.nd ·a paat ·performed by ftl;!V. Alex Nichols. cqmlng Sunday at st. ·Andrew's
pl'ftident ot Northern dJstr'lct. The new Mrs. Albert wore a Preabyterlan church, with r.i ll
Followina-the luncheon hour. becoming grey sharkskin suit) teachers who have SW'9ed. In the
Prof. Johll W. "'1llaon. principal with black acceasortes and an or-church school receiving honor at
ot Jordan' High school tnl Long chid ·corso.ge. the 10 a .m. worship servlce11. Th"
Beach. will speak en "The 38th Until recently Mrs. Albert h11d fall currlculG.m will be outlined
Parallel." Not only Federation been making her honie with her and history and growth of the
object.Wes and world affairs h&VE' son-in·law and daughter. Mr. and church reviewed.
a plac on the program, but state Mra. Malcolm Reid of Bernard Sermon subject ot. the Rev.
otfaJn and cultural .values will street. Thoma.a M. Gibson will be "Fire
al.Bo be Included. Ranald Fair· The newly wedded couple are on the Earth," the text being tak·
balmy publisher ot the Orange established In a n apa rtment at en from Acl.8 2:3 "And there ap·
D!UIY News, . will discuss the 6th and Spurgeon Sts., Santa Ana. peared unto them cloven tongues
amendments to be voted on this like as of fire and ·ll aat upon
fall. • E:verybody ttada the clasalned ads. ef:lch ot them."
FA,LL
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THURsDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY I.
Coupon
RETURN
ENVELOPES
20 pkgs. 69 1'
Re9ular
$1 .00 Value
TUSSY DRY SKIN .TREATMENT, re9. $1.75 for $1.00
Roger & Gallet DRY PERFUME, re9. 75" ea. 2 for $1.00
BUI IERSCOTCH CANDY, re9. 39 " lb. for • • lb. 29'
Chocolate Malted Milk Balls CANDY, reg. 69' lb. 49'
ll(lP1\.LONG
<:ANSIDV
WALLETS
Si>"C!~ 1.00
BOOK
MATCHES
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Dermetics Cosmetics
CLEANSER
1.65 Super Rich S. A.
Kt-c. S%M
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Super RICI .. S. A .
• R•&'· U.llO ~.00
Complexion Dress
Supt'r Rieb , 2 00 R~c. S!.00 •
NiCjht Emollient
Super Rlch _ 2 00
Reg-. $3.00 •
Nl9ht Emollient
Super Rich 3 35 • JU.c. $5.00 •
Pokey Bubble Bath
PIGGY BANK
Special • 189¢
· ELIZABETH ABDEJll .
PIN CURL WAVE
PERMANENT .!
· .Pina tax 2.00
NYLON HOSE l1 '
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51o..Jer ~
SPORTSMAN I •
Deodorant & CologM
Replar 1.15 ~· GO
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TUMBLERS
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PLATIER
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ROYAL R UBY GLASS
DINNERWARE
61" VASE
FLuTED SHERIET • Rec'. 9e • 7t
SALAD BOWL
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ROY ROO.ER.8
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JUICE EXTRACTOR
7' 5 Inch
11ec. tOc
JUICE EXTRACTOR
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Refri9. Jar & Cover
19¢
WATER BOnLE
19' \\'Ith ('o \"(•r
H"C. 27c
ICE TEA
13 OUDCf"
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WATER BOTILE
Reg-. 16< 10'
MIXiNG BOWLS 7;
MIXING BOWLS · 10; Rec. Ule
3 Inch
PhoflOCJl"GPh Records
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Table' TeMis Sets
Rec· -2.39
CAMP STOOLS
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USTElll, GRAIN-FE -SPECIALLY .PRICED
Hore"s a sizzling good ide~1f.or a super break!asl ! /J. ~
Sene nutritious., encrgy·p~clced bacon tomorrow
moming wirlj eggs or wirlll raffles.
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Kidney Beans ~:::: · 1!.-:-· 11·
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Half Chimen •:,~ ... ":' 1:;:·· 9~c
Shortening '.-.~· 29<' !~~ ~1 c
Royo.J Sati,,_.........erything you wont inl o -;,~;,;,;~~ilH 1
• Sleepy Hollow Syrup ::.:· ~3·
• J 12.!oz. bottle, 23c; 58-oz. COi]. 89()
Brimful of cane ond maple f!O¥Ot, •
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Hollbut Steaks .:~
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AIRWAY Mlld,~~lo~blond. J • .._ 74e
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NO HILL ·
FlMlt quollfY. t-1\. 79e
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BUTIER ~"r~.i;~ r ... &8°
Quart-.i CIDd cartoucl. r...~Topread/lor hr.ad.
CRACKERS ~~~ :.~ ·25°
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R~ Lobel, fot table uw.
Dltt Kar6 Synp ~· ~··.
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Bring thi.t coupon to our •lore and
get lOc o&' the regular retail price
of a IO.lb. or larger bag of
Kitchen Craft Bour.
0tra 1D11n onDlli 11. 1 tso
COtliVok.. I/20th of I CWlf.
YELLOW llABGUDIE
D1lowood, Quartorod.
Excellent u 1pread. ..25•
1011£1 • ECG BIEAD
Mrs. Wrigbt'uliced. -'I I&• BakodlnohdaHy. led
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i'iome fo r Weekend
t Sgt, Jack crOtt. who la lrain-
&,g with the National Guard at
'amp Cooke, spent the week end
l'llh his parenU!,. Mr. and Mrs.
etenn Croft. 299 Broadwa:y, Coat& ......
GuestS From T e xes
et Leo Lee Home
.Mr. and Mn. Fahy John80n of "'
San Antonio, Te~. are enjoying
a visit with Mr. and Mn. Leo A.
Lee ot 285 BroadWay, Costa Meaa. I""'
Cl&Mlfled aaa coat utue, do much .
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,IUD rev"1 traca, they •Y.
nlinp aqd stucco decom.ticm
which the l'fayana were noted.
'\jaw Ora& P lua
hind tbe •'cuatotn8 houae" the
oo!' le examined W h a t they
th thought na once a great
puic plrua or park. Lying about
w . numel'0\18 carv.ed atones, 'up
to en feet hJgh. ln additio n, they
sal • there were vartoua typee of hei1 n rock tables and cha.in.
bout 200 feet above the lowest
te ace, the Lambs Identified \,he
pa cc of a one-time monarch of
the~1 Mayans. There had formerly
bee steps up the steep Incline to
the, .. klng'111 quarters, the couple
, but the-re waa now little left
hem.
huge statue of Lhe king, that
ha once te1't<'d at o p the pa.la.ce,
th!? said. had fallen In to the
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Exchange Cl4b
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Harbor ~ endorsing the ~de
ror Freedom and each me ber
will Individually do what h e an
to secure •ignature• t o the ru-
sade'8 pledge. ThMe w.111 be t m-
ed o ver t o Harbor u ea Dlr1 ' tor
Jim J orge80n.
Thi• action W·J.S taken by the
Exchange club at ll.8 rentar.
weekly dinner met":tlng Tueebay
evening at the Colonial Cafe~on
motion of Earl F . Chamberla n.
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Z&Sl Coast Wghway, Newport Beach
OPEN 8 L m. to 8 p. m. Dally
Banana, Cooking
APPLES 5 lbs. 25·
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Large Whit.e Rose
Direct ·from_ Factory to
You at Sensational
Savrngs!
' co tyard before it, a nd the great
President Thomu E . H erfe an
says that In working for th"'. qru-
sade for Freedom, the Exc~ge
club ls following Its tradltlf RI
national policy for all out ed C'l·
tional effort on behalf of he
American way of life and e11pe-
clally In It.a battle agaJnst com -
·POTATOES lO ~bs.19·
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HUNDREDS OF NEW FALL SUITS.
Re9. 16. 95 to 29. 95 Values
\\·,,·,·r 2-Pr. s1tlt1', S·Pc. llt1ll9 and (-P c.'· '.
~1111~ In thr 8f'BS<>n's Mnartftlt styles
nn1I t·oloNi and !'IOld to you direct from
our fl\\·n far:l ory at wondrrful A\inp.
:-liz r" 10 to 20 and 12 Y, to Z4 VJ
Sheen Gabardine
COATS
REG, 19.96 VALUES
-18'' Long, Ra)·on Satin bound
fahrlr ('O\"f'M'd buttons. a11 · 1485
Sl7A' 10 to 18 ···--················ ···········-·'
Washable Rayon
BLOUSES
~-2.60 to S.96
Shlrf\\'Bi!!lt Rnd J>l"tf"r PJUl
t·ollan, lo ng or 8horl 1'tlrt-vea.
\\'hltt-and cnlor:iii.
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100°/o Wool Toppers
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FINE SLACKS
REO. 6.95 TO 21.75 \';\l.l 'f~S
· llrg. 17.9:5 to 21.75 \'ahle•
t'1nar1 all \\'tt0I lop~l"IJ.. slncle
a.nd doublr hN'fL'lt•·d 11.65 -.t_,·lrM. Fully "'8.tln
• llnC'tl. Whit#-*' n d to Perfec tly tallort•d ~lat·k!'I In fine
all wool cahardlnt'll,
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Gabardine Skirts
REG. 4.96 VALl"ES
\\'rlnki., ~t .... tant Jab a r dine
!'kiri!' In gort'd ur }M"nell sllm
At~·lt>. All colors. AJ&0 ln men's
~·r,,::. .rohe;;,k 20' ...... : ____________ 3'5
Gabardine Toppers
REG. 15.00 \-ALl.'ES
(iiood lrKJking, "·rtnkle N"shttanl
Kabardlnr loppE"rs. fully uUn
llnt>d. 36" long-. Onr and three
h11tt on sf)'le,.. Fall C'<>lor11 905
Sl:t.f'l'.> 10 to 18 ... .•
flannel& I "' r rd"• 4.65
40% r ·ool pbar-to dtfif1J an.d all Ml.VOil
gabanlln<• All col-14. 95
or!!. Slz", 28 to 60
l\IES'S
Gabardine SHIRTS
REG. 5.00 \"ALt:ES
\'at dyed, <'OTnple tt'l,v \\'B.!ihBlffl'
gaba.l'dlne 11hlrt11, pt"rfP<:tly tail-
ored. All th,. Df'\\' fall 3"
1thadf"8 In all 1'617.t'K
Westminster Sportswear Bldg.
17th and l:ocust Sts. Westminster
HOURS: 9:30 TO 6:30 -PH. 5841 WESTMINSTER
Others ha,-,. foUDtl It So
\\'hJ• not "l'OU:' l'our
fa\·ortt,. l"Uts the 1\'ay you
Ilk,. I.hem l:!ut~
-"l'OU'RE t.be BoM."
Thrtf~T Yet Tender
STEAKS T-Bo...,, Rib. Club . . ................ .
PORTERHOUSE ...................... .
Eutem. Rady to f:.at •
lb. 69t
lb. 79 t
SMOKED PICNICS, 1o au.. ... u.. 49 ;
Vori.-t Oolol'Od Pu RoadT
FRYERS··-······-····-··--·····--··:·············--··--··-· a.. 65; Ho...._,.•• Leu. 8llced.
BACO"-·--····· _ ·-···-······-···--·---··-···· -· .... 49;
T"8 ""'ClliBr• Pride,. Prtme au. ' ROAST 111a a • o-~ -··-.. --··--.... 69¢
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SMC)t(ED HAM ·ttOCKS .•.:_• .-. 35;
BEACOI MEAT . CO.
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JS DOORWAY of hulldlnl{ at ruln5 or t"lty of Y:,xct:iltan. IM ex-
. plnl"f"r Dana Lamb. lit" and hl!I ""Ile, \'lrglnla, lra\·elffi by thrt"c
dlffr-r't'"nl · pll\IWM and d~irout t"anoo lo rPB.t·~ thf' lllte on the
(l"8m&clnta rl\'l"lr, In Mfllhf>rn ~fexlco ! •
Lambs Fear That Mayan :Ruins
Th~y Discovered May Become
Just Another Forgotten City
Jn 1939 Corona del Mar explorers Da na and Virginia Lan1b pu!ht'd
into th<' !'ltra rnin~ ju n~lcs nf To basco At ('xiro in !)l'a.rch uf the so·called
"Lo8t C ity" of the A1ay·'l8 n goa l of ndvcnturous soul!-! fo r o ,·~·r 200
'lf'R !'!>:,
They ·f Riled to find it , but fron1
tha t tin1c on tht~ir life wa~ dedi-
·atcd to its d iscovery. Th(•y read
1hnut it, talkl'd Hbout it, planned
enr it. And t hey pursued it
hrnug-h lhr :ii r. ovrr water , Rnd
1n land. Tht>y .suffe red st:aggcr·
n~ heat for it . . poi iwnnus 1n-
·c<.'ts. rll·.spr r a tc l hl ri:t. and t or-
·rnt bd rAi ns. ,\ nun1 bt•r of timt·~
hoy \\"l'Cstlcd <h·n th it!telf for it .
\nd la~t June they found It .
Thr c-it v 1s H r l!ntarkahle fhlri .
icy ·ree l. ·well wo rth their e ffort.8.
Jntuur hed as it if> by the treH~ure
cckl'r·!'I s hovel, they SAY it offc1·s
ral'c •'rr n rtun1ty to add t o thr
ranty knn\vlcdgc of th(' anci<"n l
tayas. a people' \~·ho. al t heir
•C'Rk. we re among tht· n1ost c ivil-
l.Cd on record.
But what ra t e \viii befall t ht•s.-
cn111ins of a once proud raC('?
Viii t hey be probrd to re veal theit
1n!'l·t . in the inte rrs l of generation~
o com e ? O r will ttlr-y be plund-
rcd of 'A'hate ver valuables they
t ill possess and ren1ain in neglect
•nlil th.-. o n1inverons jungle com-
•let C's the ir digestio n? This, SR:'
he Lan1b8, is their greatrst con -
"'rn. '
"Look at Yaxchllan"
A ·1d they have rl'•3SOn to b,.
1Rrn1 C'd , t
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hc-y in!'li !'ll. ··1...orik At
·axchilan ~" t hey exchlim. "A
inrt of trcn1endOU!'I sc ientific po-
cntial-and it has neve r been
eally investigated ." The man-
nd-wife t £"--int examined the ruins
r this one-time Mayan capital
luring their r ecent expedition tn
he Lost City. and they say theoy
vere dishearteneod at .,fhat they
aw.
Art addicts have toted away
>0rtlons. of buildings, lea ving
veakened ws.lls to coll apse. they
·xplaln, and treasure hunters have
~ophe red the gTOUnd In their
;-ropings for· g old.
Records indicate that the ruins
1f Yaxchi~an were discovered by
l Spaniard named Jacabo do AJ-
·ayaga in 1696, the Ladlb• say.
1)11t it il't onl:-1 In recent tim<"s that
uny <'ffo1·t t--ll't b('Cll niadC' t o pro·
(('1·t lh\•n1. Now t he Mr x ican
~o vc rn m('n t n1a 1nt<1i nfl a I o n c
guard <l l tllis <li 11tant outpost.
pa ying him a bout :51 3 a m onth.
T he J..a m h!< rr AC'hed Yaxc:hi!-111
fro1n Mrxlc·n C'1ty. fly ing by C . f\I .
A .. the i;,1utll of lhC' bor<icr ng ent i1
of f'fl n A.n1r,-1ran \.\1orld Airways .
t n Villa l-l1•r n1osa . H e rc they
c;:hangrd to n. "fnur scal<'r" on thC'
l'\11".JJll. 11nc-rcin-fl-l'·1V line th Al ~ot·s to T1:11010iqlli'. lhc In st vil\ag-~
nn the route tn the interior. At
Trnosiqur lhC')' chartc rf'<I l'l i;mall
plan.-. thii t t hry ucscribed 8.!'11
"rrall y a junk hrRp" for the hor
t o jungle -lnc-kcd Agua Azul.
\•;hr rc , fr w huts mn rk what was
formerly a native mahoga ny hunt-
ers' station.
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0 M."tl Rf•nt.1"CI CanOfl
rn n rcntc1I dug -out <.'aJl~. for l
\\·hich thry paid a P"So a rlay-
u bont r lc veo ccntl't lh('y paddled
down lhC' l lr.11naclnlR rive r on a
one day's j Ournry to the ruin8.
Located a R it Ill nn a brnad waler
\'.'BY. YaXl'hila n i11 onr of Lhe casl-
ci--t tn reach o f thl' ancicnt Mayan
sites. the L01 m bs i'la y.
J<"or easier dcfcn!'e Yaxchilan
\V:Js b11ilt in the C'rolch or a "U "
bf'nd in lhf' r1 v('r, the Lambs ex-
plain. and a line 0f flat Lopped
pyran1ids protected the narrow
nec k of land at the opening or the
"U". A high bridge c l rried traf-
fic froru the city acroiu; the rivf'r
at the bo ttom o f the bC'nd , and 8
piling from this centuries-old
structure. Lhe LAmbs say, Is no'A'
the only ~lgn to passel"8by that I
the ruins cXi!'lt. For the jungle
covers the Rite con1p)e tcly from I
the ws.ter. Lh.ey explain.
At the entrance lo Lhe one-lime I
P.fayan stro ng hold: on the first or
the m.:t ny torra<'rs on which con-
struc t ion WR!'! carried out, the
Lambs round a la.rge oblqng build-
ing. thtee stories high. which they
think wu a customs house. The
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he ha<I broken off and rolled
dolfn the hill.
~ "thr interiu·r of t he building .
thtl Lambs eald they round bea uti-
ful !carved lintPls above doorway!!!,
with scenes depicting a et.8 of
horhage pa.Id to the ruler by his
vae61\la.
11 tOld, the Lambe say, th ry
cou led 4" buildings still stand-
inj( In the city, t he perimeter Cl f
wh· h Its -"\bout slxl('r.n miles long .
hen tht'y slgnt'rt the rcglstP.r
. as Is rrqulrC'd by I he j!Uard
I ·'A·ho ente r the rulm1, they
rou d that only two person!, In
R 'Uon t o lhem!!'elves. had bcc11
that"e. during the pa~t two yee-r"
Th~ names were "Jlrn Barker"
and "Tom Afll!s," who lhr Lamb!'! sa~" :1rr oltl fril'nd~ o f theirs in
the mahogany trade .
rcMon eomc tlm<'" given for
thq! lack 'of rt"!lf'Rrrh <Jo ni' In
YR;l:c hilan, the LR.mhs sny. h1 that
It IJI "lOfl ln1tcresr 1ble." Y('t thr y
co~irl reRch this lite from tht•lr
horhc In Corona <l ei Mar, Lh t•y in-f41"'~· \Vithin 24 hour!'!. 1
But to get to thei r recf'nt dis·
coV('ry, the Lost City. under thr m~t favorable conclllions con-
rt::krablc. they say, It would take
lh<:rn 34 days. ~hu!!I their great cnnccr11 . they
R<I ii . is that lhl' Lost City. like
y . chllan, will becon1e a truly
for:¥otten city.
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<>Cc Christian Assn.
Hr lds First Meetin9
¥t>n1bc r of the Stud('nl C'hri~
li~ a~ocia tl on or 01'8nge Con!'lt
cn,fcge will hold ilf.I initial meoeting
or ~he curr<'nl ~chool year, tQdAy,
Thrrsday at G:JO p.1u . when both
nldl and new n1 ('mbc>rs will meet
for dinner in the c11 1\ege c-1feteoria.
anJtounors P.i i.ss Eileen Brown, prf i<lrnt of the OCC group.
pccial .l!U"Slll f nr the meetinr:-
wl1 be MrN . Nan A1 oorr linll J ark
Pters, both frn m thr Ornogl'
Co nty YMCA hcadquarlcrs.
r imarily an organizat ional
munism . j
Glen E . Q('rkrn of Long BOOch,
thl' guest spe~ker. Tue8da,y tJVe·
ning dc•cr1bed the varioua aen;tce
activillt>s or the 109 Ex.chance ~t;:p,inM~l~~:~~~· ~: ;;~~~r!~te
·Don't Be
Have e ree l
HAIR CUT
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HAROLD'S
Barber .Shop
1415 Coa.o.t Bl''dt
C"OR()S A llEL MAR
WELCH'S -
Juicy
GRAPEFRUIT EAC H
MedilRll Size SWEET
POTATOES 3 lbs. 10·
D'Anjou
PEARS 3 lbs.
SPECIAL SALE
011;
OUTlNG FLANN EL .• , 49t yd.
and
CORDUROY at '1,49 yd..
HARBOR YARDAGE
185 E . 11th St. COSTA MESA
RATTAN FURNITURE AND
A C CES SO RIES
MADE IN OUR OWN WORCSHO,S AND
T.HE LA RGEST DISPLAY
ON THE PAClflC COAST • T~al Ro... -t Wal C_...,
5-+lo s... a..1~ .... o. ....... ;....
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·-_. ~ s.ii-.. HOUSE i GARDEN &11c...1....,,N __ a...i..a.-n11
m~~Llng. the group will clrC't !Ls
subordinate o fflcerN -ind thr n pion I
togjether various projecL~ and a c ·
livi~ies l o be promoted during the
fi~t se mester. ;·-~~~-~---~~~-~...:_' _______________ ~----------~~-
esa el
Between 19th and 20th on Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA
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11· ·· gu!n!~.~~na!~~!!~~en~••lasllc
Ir uthtfacllon.
,('llT t-llOM THE FINEST .,.GRAIN f"Ell BA.BY BEEF f..hat monrv will
buy. YOU CAN1''0T BllY BE'M'ER-WHY PAY MORE? SPf".CIA.L.S
jl \HI~ WEEK . END ...• I IB STEAKS (1''},te eXlnl low prlc•) ............ . .... lb. 59 r
I ULL ROUN Q" STEAKS ...... ....................... lb. 79¢
IRLOIN STEAKS ............................................... lb. 69 (
WISS STEAKS . . . .. . ......... .. ....... __ • , .. 75¢ . '
LUI T -BONE TEAKS . . .................. __ 1b. 85 '
O~TERHOUSE STEAKS . lb. 94 '
ILET MIGNON .. ........ .. 1b.1.2s
SA."lPLE8 OF OUR RWUIA.R, EVERY-DA l ' PRICf:.S:
RESH GROUND BEEF ............. _ lb. ~9'
NEST GROUND ROUND ··-lb. 79 t
LATE BOILING BEEF .............. _ , .. 19'
ASTERN SLICED BACON . . . 1b. 49¢
NDERIZED HAMS (Whole or Dutt Hall .......... lb. '9' l~~T _.PAN·READY FRYERS ·-····-······· lb. 13¢
ONG ISLAND DUCKS i0nn--.r1 .•... 1b. 65'
INEST HEN 'TURKEYS co--ea-Ready)~ •b. 69'
T 9UALITY F.RYING RABBI 1;) .... 1 .. +S'
INEST STEwlNG HENS -DISIOOOED .... lb. $9¢ • I OJ ROAST M IEEF .... ··-.· . ... ... .. n.. 3t
-ION• ROAST .. -·-· ... .. .. . _ .. lb. t
OUND BONE ROAST ._: . . ...... --·· lb. 3'
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CIGARETTES .............. C'a rton 1.45
Plus 4c Tax
M. J . B. or Hill's
COFFEE ........ ······························lb. 79r
L.Jmlt 2 Pounds
All-Pure
EVAPORATED MILK
Case & Swayne
TOMATO JUICE
Re y Lube
MOTOR OIL quarta 15'
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can 1.15
Case & Sw:_y ne CHILI BtANS ............... . 15-oo.. can 10'
S un s liine~Onc Po und
KRISPY CRACKERS ...................... 27 '
• Hy-Pro ·
WASHING BLEACH ••. 15 tv.-.... 26' •
Arden's -in O ua rter1 · ·
COLORED MARGARINE .. -•li 29'
Ne w Peck-CAMPBElL'S
TOMATOSOUP .-... :._ ....... 3·; •• 29;
Goldm. Wbttce, 8pl~ or .DevtJa FDdae .
CINCH CAKE MIX . ., ,·····-···-· 371
Wltlt amuie.c 8ollum -w..-. Wlll&u \
LARGE llNSO -··--··--·-··---··--··--27'
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JONATHAN APPLES •:g 1·0-c_ I
FANCY
RIPE B IAIAS~ !'EW 'CllOP BELLFLZ1Jll
ArPLES
OIUB .. ;
NQ u.·2~ • $All • 4. lbL 25c l·-TO. • DU•IRJ TH ARE THE IEST .. .. _ Lit • '
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HUSBA!iD·WIF;E AR'JilST TE~I of Rl"x Brandt and .roan ln·lnc
:1r-t currf"ntty "hO\\'lng at a Joint exhibition at tbe Co\\o1e Gallt-.rlt-M
In. Lo~ AnK•'ll·s. 1·pf)('t photo llho"'8 "Spring·El.4'1non··· a \\'at:•r
rolor by .Rt:>x Bra!ldt. Lo\vrr ph'>to I~ "Hf'adlng ffotn('" a iouacll:•
bj· "<a.n ln1ng. Joan IM rxhlbltlng 16 guuach~ and ~Ix t·rramlf'
pk'ceM. H i·~ ls !'ihOl\ing 15 ,,·11tercolorit, unf' 'C"eran'lic ph"t:e a.ntl onf"
oll Ji.'ll nllnj:.
Meet Rex and Joan Brandt;
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:i::~:::-E~:a:.:f 'Harbor ·AsSistaoce L ue to· Hold
nen he te&mlL up 'wt.th Phil Dike , F
ind hoJda open &Jr cla.uea at his f" t Ba t Bal Ba Cl b
I Ebe II P~esident,
· Entertains For
Hostess Group , . :>0mbtnatlon •tudto' and workroom 1rs· . zaa~ a y u 1t "Blue Sky w .. t ·• 'Im Golden-. I'
:ed Ave. (on the canyon'a edg°el Plans for tte ftnrt Jarge bazaar Mn . C. M. bea.kina, }>reatdent
n Corona del Mar. He .hu a1ao were formulated when the AMllt· ed for November. Booths of JCbell club diecll.Uf4 future eft his mark on the -co~untties ance League held ll'I tint meet-plana for the club year With hoet·
·n the area with hls store front. be opened at 11 o'clock, u d a e .... aftd memben of the wa-lng of the season Tuesday. Sep-bu t J h rv·• from 12 '· It. d h d I Both h e unc eon ae o:u ..... d m•• •• com~tte when •h• en· :.an an ome ' ca gm. e tember 19 In St. Jamee --.rlsh ti ean---and bridge w111· -· -·-
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d hi wtr • rk · th r--one. _.,.. tertaln~ ···'th a tea on -u-•·y. ui s e e wo appear 1n e hdu.!le, the bwtlnes.s aeaston fol!ow· ~. la -• durl th aft cu """'" .in ntma 1ew Chrl•lmu card aeries put out '"' P yo:u ns e ernoon. September 14 at the club. hoUM'. Ing a luncheon. Ta lee wlU aell for 110, the prtce
by "California Artists." Other Members arrived laden with of which , include.a: luncheon .And Present were Mrs. Byron Wells, 'ocal artist.a who have worked on , •eco.nd vtce-prealdent; Mel!!ldames beautifully wrapped cellophane smart unusual table p~. Door p J w •·· Clayt Th Olla eertee Include Bart Procter packages. result.oi of hours of eum· pr1;:'1 -will be many and varied. · · t._.n, on ompson, ·ind Baroness Luc~enue ue St. Irvin George Gordon and Victor Mart. mer labor. The packages cantaln· , e following membere are In Grace of the waye and means
ed hand work of .Jll , varlette11 x. t ti ket.o · Mrs AuaUn Rex's contribution 18 called C rge O c · · committee; hoateuu for the yeer. fron1 children's garment.A to ee-St ant M Georg y rdley 'Newport Chrlstm.11.s RPgatla" nuincd cocktall sklrl!I, evening , ev • "'· e 8 • Mudames H . 0 . Boyvey, S . E.
1.nd capturee the thrill of yacht ·1 M : Virginia Hatch, Mra. ,Ed BriggB, Lincoln Clark. RuMl"ll and Mport sweaters, ArR)'le sock& G end k M Ge rge Pen "--cing blue water· boon1ing sails en Y ,e. re. o -Cr·"lig. D. W .. Clerk. C . ,.1. Deanft. '°" • · and exqul<c lingerie. All will be v d M Wlllt Porter Dur and nytnc spray. J oan's oord pie-1 d 1 1 al rl ne-r1 an rs. -am -J . A . Gant. W . R . Fowler. George p Rec un se c nt n. nom n P cc J fl All ede tU g Int lures the couple's daught('rs, JO h Le h 1,1 h <.:>r. proce w 0 0 A . Gay. L . L. 18bcll, Raymond
id J Id when t (' ague o Y 8 l e b&T.-iar l~I ct-.:.rlty projecU. Herma, Nel80n Holmwood, P . C. year 0 oan. and 6 year ° Friday, Novemb~r 10, at the Bal· the p am u t n d f an x Shelley. before an old fashioned boa BRy c lub. , "r 0 n ee o e -J one•. J . B. Lllmar. W. E. Lach·
parlor org·'ln wh.lch Is in the . panded program wu shown when enmyer. Horace Parker. Sam
Brandt living room. I mm ediately eftl'r ;1nch eon the Mr*. Robert Walker read the sum· Meyer. Robert Powell, Gerald v-·.
president. Mrs Rowland Hodgkln· 11ncf wcltare report. Ritchie. E . A . ·Rogers, J . R.
h'ln's Spec.·lalty :-inn, who has !Uccccded Mn11 . ,.nJ. Virginia ::::astle, newly Sims, HArry We lsh. Joseph L.
J oan. wh o speclallzt>fl Jn \V\ti·y Cochran upon thP latter 'l!l 1elccted Natloool Counctl m e mber 1Stamp and J . W . Thornton.
gouache& and ceramics. has C'SlRb-tlC'r·.1rturf' for 8 two yea r stay In re"°rted on the execuUve boftrd I -===::::=::::::::::::=::::::::=::::~
llshed a. record by hanging a l'ICll-llllnoflJ, called .the meeting to or-1 mltlng of pie NAtlonal AMI.et· -
out 11how at the L·'\guna Beach tier. 1 a e League held in f.o8 Angeles Mes dame !'I Aui.tln Sturtevant.,
Art AMOCietlon gallery. 'S~ has 1 Aftt•r a rf'pnrt nr the tre uurer la week. Mn. Chad Twichell George Yardley, Everett. Gardiner
works In numerous private collct· j un1! the rcEtding or ch1·rcsj'.)ondenc c w¥ then elected to serve al!! a and H . E. Stahler.
tlons and Is rcprl'l!IC'ntcd et t he> MrR. J!;. A . Crory. wttyl'I and meaM national dcle1r,:ite at the general I , Regular meetings of the League
Metropolitan Museun1 in N c\lo.· chRl rman g'UV(' a comprehensive m tlng11 of .the year. I will be held In the St. James
;Yorl$.. . rf'port on the bazaar and luncheon 011tessce. 1'or the ~y were parish houae th~ year.
/ She and Betty Wc.odwartl Dtke
supplement their husbands' i;;un1-
mer art echool offerings by teach·
Ing a c'·"lily two hour painting pr o-
gran1 fo r younger pelnterR. Jnnn
recently stole a march nn Rex 'lnrl
I sold a sketch end sln1·y of neigh-
bor James Stoddarct's o ld Modf'I
, A Ford to thC' "Ford TimC',;." j Rex bought thC orii::"in!\I lot
I where their Ntudio nnd hn1nc
,.t11.nds .·1bout 10 y1•arM Ago. "At
that time," he sa}'R "it WR;'! R
QUCSt\on ot buying 8 Mtntinn \V&·
gon or the lot. The lot \\'On nut."
"A sailing nut" from way bar k,·
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PAGE 5 -·PART 11 -THURSDAY, SEPT 2f, 1 9~· ·~ ~.. :--~,µ•:; PllESS1l:~,-
, ,.,---------------------------.. ·· .. } MAD MOORE'S CASH & CARRY'.
L B~A BOULEVARD AT NURSERY '
2l•t ST REET, NEWPORT
l MEXICAN POINSE 11 IAS .,..,:: I RED SALVIA In Bloom
DWARF DAHLIAS In Ill"''"'
TRAILING LANTANA in Bloom
: POTTED CINERARIAS
f POTrED
\!,~~ULA • MALAC~IDES
1 COCKTAIL TOMATOES I POTrir.n o,rrToooR i ORN.~MENTAL PEPPERS
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15' ... ;
15'-.
25' .....
24' ...
15' ...
15 t ...
10' ....
15' ...
Rea l Art ·1sts Real People l ~~:, c~~~ ;or::~lr~nltoM~l::('~s .. ~1'~
\I I ! ;:ch~a~ ~~Jngbe~;;;~1cn~u:t;\·~~~~
\ Not ton long Hgo, tin 1931 ) 17-year-old Rex Brandl was hitch·!Laguna Beach, Cln artiRt 's colony,"
hiking around Csllforn1a with a batte red black br1ef case that helri he f'Xplalns.
We Don't Want to Count It!
a f~t-full nf dra"-·1ng materials. paper, some st1rr boards, brushes and Rex has had a number or boat~
watC'r 'colors. and currently keeps a 12 root
dinghy In the garage. Howe ver .·
when hl' finds the ti1n<' hC' likcl'I tn I
crew on hlN f1;endN° boats. lfC'
a I so teaches Power· Squadron '
cotirNes.
Sin~c th.tl time, he has come a long way. He and his wife, Joan
Irving. 1;;~_nk high among' ou tl'ltandin~ American artists.
Thf'y ar·c f'urrC'ntly holding .;i.
joinl C':<hibitifln "t the Cowie gal·
lcriC's at thC' Biltmore Hotel in
LA<{ Ani::C'l£'.5. 'The exhibit ""·hich
includ~r; \\·aLt'."rcolorl'I. CE-ramies.
gouaehc.s an1 : af'I nil painting, will
conlin11e until si\Lurd<ty, S ept. 30.
A c·co rtJl :i g t1 1 Ril'X. it all ~t.1rted
with ~ paint1n~ called "Bay
BrC'C'Z"." (>ne d ay. 'c had lhomb-
ed up t•~ C-0!1111/'i Isle "(rnm Lag'Unl\
BrHeh JJnil pa1nt•·d a 'i<'Pnc looking
t r ro~, the bAy lo t •• c pa\'1Jion.
Thi~ v;ork \Von £1r1<t 1·r!z•· in its
cb1s.<i at lh1· Califnrnia ,"l.lafl' .,.nir.
Next big ~t1·p Lip the laddc·r C:<·
pl&lns Brandt cahic ~~vht•«t he wo .;
22, 'the ' tt1.ll 16 foot, 4 inche~l.
!eon :1s a pC'nc 1I st1·1pC' artist flolri
a fl:l'ticll of wa:t·1 c' :or:i to Fortune
rnagazint•. "At tha t t1ml',.. hr
cont1nUC'l'l. "F ortune \1:us tloing a
series of nrt1clt·!' on big power and
utilities dC\'t'l•1pn11 •n ts. I sent them
a few skct{·h p~ nf the Metropoli-
tan aqueduct which Is a feeder
line '-'> Southern CaJifornia and
14·11 s under construction at tHe
t1n 1c."
E<lllor" [k>llght~d
The Porlunr cclitt.1·s were de·
lighted with P ex 's work und soon
snowel'.! hin1 under \vith the typi·
cal big time magazinr treatn1ent
-wir('s, a.<>~ignm1•nt r('quiren1ents.
. :inli fln rnginecr to l'lhow htm
arClund the prtiJ('Cl. The finil'lhed
pi<_·tures <1ppcarl"d 111 the 1nagazinc
and crc;ilrrl quite a stir ... at
lf'a~t nnr of them did.
It set>ms that 1n sketching onE"
of thc scenes. Rex put in some
"'irrs 1·on ncc·t1ng poles which
scen1C'd tn hr parl of ft powt•r line.
It turn1·d out lh··ti. eac:;h of these
poles had Its n"1n p0wE"r unit and
14'8S s pecia lly de.<.iigned so that
power anrl light !lnurces could be
mo\'cd around th(' project with
case . . 14·1thout any connecting
wires.
But with or without Brenrlt·
l n~plred wires, the Corona dt•l
Mar artist's sketc)leA continuer!
tn m.3ke a hit. "Life" nnd
"Mademoiselle" were amon~ the
many n1a~azlnes \hHt started to
use Brandt Illustrations. And his
success al'! an illustrator ;i.:is snow-
balled all the time. At the timP
this is being written, R~x nnrl
.Jnan are on an HSI<ig'llTil <'n t fo1
thC' "Ford Tilnrs .. and "We~t·
W'a.vs" rr.,gazines.
This asslgnmenl will tAkc them
t.o the Scripps Institute nf Ocoo.n-
ngraphy, and from there to Carl:;i·
bad Caverns and other scrnic
spots in the national r-,rk system .
Rex who paints "off the wing"
and his wife will cOVC'r lhe parks
at first jul5t like a couple of tour·
ists, to get the flavor and atmos·
phere of the place they visit.
After thErir "tourist" run. thf'y
usually go o ver their spot with :}n
artist's eye out for sk"'tehable
scenes. They plan to visit the
park muS('ums and bone up o n any
written n1atrrlal which may help
1n their visualization of a selected
area. The Brandt1=1 \VOrk with
sketch book and drawing board
nnd Rex \VIII occasionally use a
c:1mera to record details.
Included In th('ir Itinerary is
some rugged country alon~ thC'
Colorado river. They'll rig up
beds in their station wagon and
"rough It" when no sleeping ac-
commodations are available.
But rr.·"lgazine illustration is
just one phase of the work t hat
Rex Brandt does. H e is currently
teaching at the Chouinard A rt In·
s titute In Los AngE>les. and hls
oils and watercolors have been ex·
hibited In e very important gallery
in the United Stat~s. His books.
Community-minded Brandt rt•el~ I
that an srtiRt shnulll tit ' in with
the people of the city In which hr
lives. Even with his hl'avy work
schedule hC' sc1Ve.f.l on lht> librRr\· 1
board and is chairman of the ati-1
1
vertislng and publicity committre
of the chan1ber of f'on1n1rrcc. Ht·
drsit;ncd thr jdcket nn o n1• of thf' I . ·
Newport Beach inrc1rn1alio n fo ld· ~
t:'r:i. M
On1• of I ht· J\.i'l"I
In addition tn bC'i n~ ranl<l.'tl a~
one or the best "-'RLC'rcolorisls in
America. Rex ratr:-; VC'ry high A$!
a teach~ of this art medium. He
timed hil'I current sk<'tc hing trlr
so that he wnn't n1ll'l.s m1.>c ti ng
with too many or his c!.as/'les at
the Ch ouinard Art Instit ute.
Brandt ls a lso active In the £'X·
tra-currlcular activltlee of artists
in his field. He is a membC'r or
the A merican Watercolor Society.
the Philadelphia W01tcrcolor club,
and past president or the Califo1·-
nia Watercolor Society.
Bdth ht'.' and his wife. J onn.
enjoy llfC' At its fullest at their
Corona del Mar home on the
canyon's edge. Their wh·'lt-n1ight·
have-been·a-statlon y.:ag<.'ln lot hu s
expanded as has their oriJ;inAI
home. The studio is seperatl' rron1
the modem·yM.·frienrily h o u s e.
but they h·l"e rigged up an inter·
communication system brtl4·ccn
both places. Future plans ror
their home include a unit which
will Jink home and studio.
The Brandts are both del'ply in·
tcresteU in their hon1t;. Rex points
out the bit of the bay that can
be seen from their living room
and keeps a spotting scope handy
for c lear d'.ly viewing. A vi..~it
witlt them proves th11.t arti~ts ran
be people, w a rm handshakc-
friendly ~ople, po1·of-coffce-on·
h .
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10 Years Guarantee on this ilua grade
Swan Hose ,
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or re placement .
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INTERIOR D I ORS
FLOOR COVERING
Spcc.49c PRINT LINOLEUM
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"B" Reg . 5.20 .. box
KENT IL E AS PHALT TI LE
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Miscelaneous
• Great States Law n .M owe r
Reduced from 17.95 ....................... . 1395
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IRONING BOARDS
BATHROOOM FIXTURES
Ha ll-M a ck Medicine Cabinet
14 by 21 inches regularly J!J.70 1395
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Solid Brass-Chrom e Platcli
No. 320 SO AP HOLDER
Regularly 3.65 2 55
No. 33 0 Tum bler & Toothbrush 2 38 HOLDER, regularly 3.40 . .
No. 394 18'"
Squ a re TO WEL BAR
Regularly priced 5.00
No. 398 18", GLASS SHELF
Regularly priced 5.riO
3 50
305
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295 No. 36 Bla de DAMP ER
Regular 4.50 ....
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Boots & Saddle
Riders Win
at Play Day
Sunday marked the ~cond Play
Day put on by the ~tesa Boots
and Saddle Club. It, proved a huge
3uccess, too, with . a breakfast
served from the chuc k wagon
'·'lunching the mornlog events and
with lunch: also from the chuck
\lo'agon. followed by the grand en-
try and more afternoon evenU to
fill the day wtth interest.
Trophies were won by Forrest
Paull in the senior claSB and by
Kay Ba.lley and Glenn Thomall.
who captll('ed the oome nu(nber
of polnta ln the , junio r dlvllrlon.
Both received a trophy.
Monday evening membe-ra of
the club cathered at the clut>.
boUM on the Orange Count:1 Fair
grounda for a potluck dinner and
meeting. New members received
were W .. J' .. CtoddY and family: I
Howard Klnl' waa a gueaL ·
.Jimmie Baney, reporting on the
night rid... IWK>WlOOd that th•
rt dee wtll now be held swiday,
.tartlng at .l p.m. wtth the group
fo meet at the clubboua.
Kn. cart Tbomu. reported that
a V'UJ' pod return waa made
from the chuck waaon aaJce a.t i
the tteent Onnp County Fair.'
&>tertalnmeo>t lnl<r..t for lJle
eftllin&' wu ~ by tw~ ... W· I
... lid ~ _..., OlWJ"
and v._ Beiw. owl7 lo a
--ot 111e Jani<w riilfl1g I
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2-6 x 5-0 2 lites DH I 5.52
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11.95
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Also many other size
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Anc;ile ·Irons from 1.,75 to 99;
AllCJle Irons fiom 2.25 to 1.45
Anc;ile Irons from 2.50 to 1.75
PLYWOOD
Ply wood for contra ctor, hom e
sh op. We ca n't replace it a t
these prices.
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~A&E 6 -PART I . ._. THURS DAY, SEPT 21, 1950 "
~f.~~=-J~. ·:. ·, C? .~-nMS=t.:.~ PR.ES ·S ~
Fi.mer :ttush~ush' ProJed Worker
Now .. Tea~in9 Electronics ·at. O.C.C.
0.17 a trw yean •D> the word 'rada.r'. wu "bU.h·huah," ltll
MCreta sealoualy parded tiy the military a.nd by actentJtlcaJ\y mtncled
ctrill&n&. Tt>day the entire ne1d or electronics la being explored by
h\llldredl ot laymen who wlah to know more about the mJWt,ertoue
mtan9 of COm!;rJunlcatlon.
4 one-time administrator of the ..---------------
'top e.Kret' Navy radar school ta
now a member ot the· Orange
Cout faculty, teaching electroni~
and radio .ervtctng and already
laying ptan. for a second year
CO\lne in electronlca and t elevis-
ion. He la John Raymond Mlckel-
808, naU've ot Ferndale, Waahin(·
Living Graciously
Taught at OCC
toll. Living graciously, a courwe de·
.. You spell It 'mlck' but p~ signed to &Slllst adult.I ach..leve
no\lnce it 'mike' and add the 'el-wt.11t the title connote•. ta cur·
aoo,' he promplJI and then adds, rently being ottered by Oran,.e
'Juat call me 'Ray' ple.!UN!, never Coast evening colle,.e. Atlde trom
John! Tbe Navy jURt about lost Its more obvtou social values,
my ldenUly for me with that .Llvlng GracJoua)y .abo often
tint-name stuff." training directly a.uocJaled with I ' .Amla.ble, penonable "Ray'' ls an vocatio{lal success. Knawledre of
ea:per1,nced junior college lnstruc-such matters as approprlclle <lf'ita
tor wtto lnaiats that school t ea ch-for all types of occulons, teeh-
ina haa had nothing to do with niques and a ccepted practices for
the , ac•rclty of hal1· to palde his entertaining at both formal and
head nor the «""lYing temples on Informal gathertnp and tnforma-
elther !Ude. "P re-mature m atur-lion on carriage and penonal
Ing,;:. he concludes. grooming all inFreue aigntflcantly
Went to Centralia I the chances of the lndl¥idual to
A.a a gradu•te of the Univer-obtain and ~hold a. dealr<:ible posi-
slty of Wuhington in 1940 he went lion. This Is particularly true for
to Centralia Junior College, near wo men who lean toward salet ca-
Portla.nd, wher e he taught every-reers.
lbing he had ma jored and minored The instructor for this class will
in at the university: c hem ist ry. be Miss Margaret Varnum, who
· gtileraJ engineering, math .:ind has been trachinl' this course tn
phyalcs. Shortly a fter the war olher evening schoola In OranC"e
broke, Navy recruit C>rs s pottctl county for three 'yean. In adcH-
thelr man, gave him :i commls; l ion to her B.A. and M.A. degrees.
aion and sent hin1 away fi rst to Miss \Tarnu m has taken special
Pre-Rad:ir School a t Harvard and l raining for this work, includlnr
s u.beequenUy to Advanced Radar courses in profeulonal modeling,
schOol at M. I . T. public s peaking and home eco-
Then came temporary duty or-nomics. S he has traveled here in
den: Report as me1n be r ot 1't. I. the United State&. and a broad.
T. ataff, such duty to be limited Mi~ Va rnum believe& that one
to .I months. At the f'nd of t he must havci a satisfying philosophy
specifled time, repeat (lrders : of life in order t o begin t o be a t -
Same duty, 6 months. But added t ractive to others-to be gracious.
a Utle, "Security and Publlrot ions Books on philosophy and psy4
Offft:er." Came a third set o f or -chology will be recommended to
de.n: Same d uty, 6 months. And those int erested In such study.
a fourth set , a n<l a fifth, ctc.-all Life . can always be richer for
reading: Same duty. 6 months; everyone than it is at pre~t . if
and eac h. one a neg'ltive reply to she ~o wills it-believ es Miss Va.r-
Ray"s own earnest request for ses n um. .
duty o r for an advanced base as -This class meets each W edne•-
cignment. da y from 7 to 10 p. m. In room
The M. I. T. experience, how-5 of the hom e economics building
ever, made a positive last ing im-on the Coast colleg e campus. Jn-
preulon on the new OCC instruc4 terested pers9~s are invi ted to a t-
to r, for he literally "i(lst himself" tend. 1 In rada.r. Release from the ser4 __ _,. ___ _
Vi ce cauaed his return to Cen-
tralia, but the radar bug had bi t-
ten too deeply. At the en d of his
aecond two--year .11tretch as a J C
ldence Instructor he resigned to
Tavern •Keep~rs
Get Hour Back
enter University of California at California tavern operators will
84!rkeley a.nd WGrk 11n an :Af. A. be give n back the hour taken
In elec\rlcal engineering \Vlth a rron1 th<'nl when day light saving
communlcatlon11 option. He comes time til1ds for the sea.son sunOO y
to Coast with his new aoadem1c · mo:-ning s~ptem ber 24. When the de-gree.· clocks show 2 a.m., marking thf•
Aa an t:nglncer ·lnd a scientist of ficial return to Pacific Standard
Ray la not so speclahutl t ha t his time, they may. along with other
tnte~slS on.> narrowi:d. I~ fact, stay-awak es. leg . .ill y push back
he wields a good racqu et m t en-the hands an hour. The law cites
nia; he la an arden t football fan:
1
2 a.m. rui the final hour for legal
he longs to travel when he "g ets sales.
a little time a nd a litt le money: Such wer the instructio ns is-
and he la a • 'lin k~rcr ~t heart .' sued to all ~: . .l.Ces licensed to sell
Jn fact , ~e an.d hLS Wtfe Grac.e a lcoholic be ve rages by William G.
an watching. with a rdent e nthusi-Bonelli, fourth district member of
um tile building of t heir new the State Board of E qualizatio n.
houae at 4:>3 E . Co~ta Mes~. street who las t April orde red the de.y-
in COlll·.1 Me8a. ntalnly, says light saving law strictly enforced.
a.y, "so that we t·an .get my I At the time the tavern keepers
tinkering equipment . It\ its uwi~ were put on daylight time. Bon-
Uttle room and gt•t tl nut of a ll cl\i assured them they would not
the rooms we now shart• tempor-lose the hou r. They'll g et It beck
~'~1 In Long Beach." Sunday.
New ;Bank' O(lens Califo rni a Alumni
t o Meet Next W ee k in Laguna Beach I nl~n~:~~~~~1~":'r"'~r:~g;~~~~:
The Ba.nk or Laguna Beach, t)' wjll be a pot luck dlnner a t
wbJch will feature the only drive--Santa .Ana college lounge. 17th
tn deposit w indow in Orang e a.nd Bnstol stree ts, Santa Ana on
county, wtll open foi· business a t Wedne~ay, Sept. 27 , at 7 p. m.
10 a .m . Saturday, Septembe r 23 ~nter~1nment will be movl~:
at F oreat .:rvenuc and Second Public Services of the University
alr'Mt, Laguna Beach. of ~ifornla." and "La.Ir of lht'
C. A. Haskins, Roy P tacoc);' Sear, narrated by Dr. Kenneth
UM! Frank D. Hevener ha ve nur-Ht'uler or Anaheim.
lured the Idea of 8 bank for Ln-Speaker wlll be J ohn Lutz, Jr.,
guna. Beach for some' t lrnl.'. Latei on .. F orecast of Californla.'s grld4
an organlz.ation <.•omn1ittee of 12 iron fa.te. in 1951 ."
wu formed and the project start-Presiding wUI be John A. Pal· ed.. terson, preaide.nt of Sant& Ana ..
'nle bulldlng. w hich was de, All Orange County Alumni of
alJ1M!d by Don Wil,J:iamaon, is de-the. University of California. are
t@ped to eliminate crowding er lnv1.t e<l and may contact the fol-
patrona by a unique device. The lowing for food a.-1.gnmenta: Ma.r-
~a windows are arru.nged In !!Uerite Patterson, Sant& Ana.
a c f r cu 1 a r &aW·tooth pattern Kimberly 2-8510; Edith Heuler,
'l""'8 will cause customers 'to Un£ Anaheim, Anaheim ~773 ; Marjorie
up ll':li a •pin.I manner, keeping ,Browne, Orange, IOmbe.rley 2-7000
the ttnler ot Ute lobby clear.
llfloedT llen·l<e
wnctent. apeedy aervice to lht'
~ WP UW bee.rt of the
,... wlUch t.he bank was built.
NMtonal cull register teller post-
llW ma~ will cut down on tile
Yo un g Republica ns
To Dance Oct. 6
a t Balboa Bay C lub
patnrM wa.IUnc lime. In adcUUon -Orange County Young Republt-
1-alt e.utomen will be able to ob-can.a are spon.orlng o. dance tc
taa. ilaJ""btted per• on a •It zed be held Friday, October t at Ba.J-
ct s rt• oa. "WhJle-you·walt"' be,J boa Bay club, danclnC" to begin
• &t 8:30 p."'4 to mualc of Frank :.::';'::, fo:!rfn le~w;: ~ ~~,:ea~ a-n:.
..._ .... left un~ bNda the county committee •bkb
-.......... In Ulla • -: ... and Mn. ,._ ,He!·
,.. putmos 1ot 1n u.. "' r....,.,a114 Kr ...... Mn. "-
u. ----\a u kwer, ~...a: llr. ---L Claartoo ~ ..... Kr.""" -. • Jolla lllMiaer, i..una: . 1-Wr
~ Qmpf .... to CUdt:n. 4n•befm; )Ir. aad llr&.
I 91 rrt n I -Uiiat Ille 1'lllWnl 8-y, ll'Wlertall; l!lr .....
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IN 1• --~ nMrtiw Kn.• wt-. Nlc:bcila, <>nap; 31 w .. , ...... f'! tie and Iii. .... 8ut& Alla. ...
l llllt'I .. II dJ ..,._.. Tlol 1>-lllt r I PI .... .,_
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M -... t.4717 « Jlr. 8odiM, at. .,•'-"Y
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... :.a-t• ~~ .. ~· ~ • , RJS RONOB DOl'fORIW lu-p .Rpllert Galdn~r i.d'oo olljeC..
tl0ft9 when h'e WU 'Ktected by fklcft Wetr,l t '1, r (>f,.;'n&heJtn tb buy
the ft.rst t~'o ticket• to the Pi!&ce Otnoel"11· Ball. Don Dunbar, • • • pt'Hhfent ot ttte '°"'-"«"'·county Prsee o~~~latlon k>Ok•
on. "The b&ll "·~11 be at the K~nduvou111 8.'t.llroorri In e&Ji.o.•om
Friday, October ts. Ml!Ut .. Weir. ,,110 wag the Queen qf th .. OranC"e
Couftty Fair, m..k the sale even "'981er. by polntlnc out that Spadr
Cooley and hbr tamoua. band ''wip furnl11h tile dance ;tnlMlc:
Tleket8 are avall&blfo ft'Om any. f?l'Ull'f'I Oounty pr&<-t-o~r aad ...
are doubly valhab~ IM-c;suw of over 11,000 ln door prl1e8 that \vill
bfJ awarded.
Hobby Show to
Open Next Week
Family Living
Course Offered
• Completion of plans for a serte11
of lectu res on Funda mentals of
Youngest exhi bitor al the SA14 Total Health f or F amily Llvln«
vation Army Hobby s how a.nd whiC'h U ni v~rs1ty of Ca lifornia
OpeA House this month y.•ill be Ex.tens.Jon presents in Fullerton
Ji:!:nnlfer Ly nn McDonald, 8, who this fell ~s an nounced .by 0 . A .
began her collection or nearly 200 Torocle. princi pal unlverS1 ty exten-
dolls when she was j ust able to .l ion repreMntati-v:e and Or. J .
walk. Eugene Zlegle1" director of thP
Tht" H obby S how is an annual course. which is offered ~oint~y
feature held at the Salvation Ar-with the Southern Cahforn1a
my social service center , 1370 Al-States association.
amitos A vc. The event Is slated Men who \l.'ill give the lectures
for F r iday. September .29 from 2 for th~ course. which i:i spOnsored
ti! 8 30 by the Orange County Dental So-un : p.m.
Newport.B1lboa rt.sldents w ill eiety in coopera tion w ith the Ful-
have a n opportunity to see hun-lerton Evening junior college and
dreds of rare and antique artic les tht'i r lecture da t es nrc: Michael
at the s!lO'.\·. A priccl:s!l grou p of J . Wa lsh, Monday, September 26.
clocks owned by A. R . Mercer of October 2.. and 9. November 6, 14 ,
Lnl<ewood, 'A'ill be on display. An· and 20 and December 4. antl 11 ;
other interesting exhibit is a gun Doug las G. Campbell . M.D .. Gelo·
collect ion, t he pr operty of Milo her 16; J oseph C. Risser , M.D ..
Taylor of Long Beach. October 23 end 30; and Hern1ann
Child ren .J.t t ending the Salva· Becks. M.O., D.D.S., Noven1ber · 27.
tion Army Hobby Sho\Y will be Regis tration for t he univt!rSity
enlertD.ined by t he Walsworth C'ourse, for which a fee of $4 .50
Puppet exhibit and a bu t terfly will be charged. will be available
collect ion completed b y H erbert at the Septe mber 26 meeting.
Helwit or Downey.
B•igadi<' F•ed Ohm . manage1· Bad Weather Cuts ot the aqcial service center , Is ex-
tending ,an open Invitation to the Weekend Crowds
public t o be.. his guebt13 at the
show. Ther e is no charge of ,:i ny
kind, he said, and exhlbiL'! arf'
planned to interest every meffih<>r
of the family.
R·lin In the inla nd a!'ens and
cloudy nn<l cool w t:athC'r along
t he coast. combined with the ~
ginning of schcol Inst week, ap-
parently was the cause for only a
M F• h few beach goers along the Orange ,e$~ .. ~s .~rf!l.~P , ,co~y atrand.a Sunc:!ay. B ~·~Mri(S:illfi'hf~!:;•{~ f!;11'•1\ Jone.s ,' llfe~atd «•P,tath .·~-.t"·-· , ,.<:~..,..,:...." ~ • ·here.·Said that the·'\'.l81tors to tJ1""I
Five Cruita Mesa.rl. are bac k Newport Harbor beaC'hes number-
from ·'.l successful trout fi shing ~d only a "handful." The two llfe-1
foray In the Hlgll Sierra.. Jn the guards on duty were not called
g roup were Sam Crawford, Jack upon lo perfor m any rescue! or
Raub, Ellla Hillyard, Chet Siegel to tend a ny first aid cases, ·capt.
and Max Ciwen. J ones said.
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Seven Orange county commu. ~oga . r~ded lbe rabbltry of
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Hexl Allack
While vllni'Uns lfewpon Beadl
on vacation M'.ondaj Tbodtu Und·
aay, 70, of San Bemadlno. au.ffer-
ed a mild heart ottack while wad-
Inc ln the surf. Nfflport police re-
nlUea, voUn« on ec;:pit.r4te bond Jol)n W. Parka. 2298 Orange Ave.
iasUM acgregaUnC" S3,441.~or Colla Mesa. Saturday lligbt and
consttucUon or the new Magno· ~ or-maJned .fO pedJ~ does,
Ua-Cannel-y truck aewer Urie, aa I Slxt week• old. e&~g 1200 dam·
an expo.naion of the Joint Outfall a~, Pa:tU repor(ed to the &her·~ nner ID1 Toro pilot now u· sewer, approved Ot. bonds without ltf" ottlce. ~
lkllfll!id to a ,Marine Corpe art.ll· exception by large m&jor1Uea in fl reached throu.gh the wire
ported. ·
Police Wd Undaay wu taken
to Santa .A:.na Community hospital
by &mbulance. butttt •• pl lot ot an aerial Mond.ly' a epeclal elections. m noortnr of the elevated rab--
r plan• i. making a na.mt The communities the amount bit pena and &Tabbed the rabbit.a
o! bonda, and the
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vote.' follows: by the le&'9. pulltnl' them th~ugh Linday's a ttending phyatdan
aald Mrs. Undsay told blm ~
her huab&nd •tarted dancJ.na
&roUnd In the •urf and that ~
called .fOr help. Undsay coli.peed
the doctor l!d.id, 1100n thereafter.
~-•11 In the Korean battle Anabeim, $l,040,000. 1432 yes, th openlnp, or In some cuu
U a on.e·man air force. 113 no; Fullerton, $1,666,000, 184.5 te "--them ap&rt.. ofttcer, Captain h&ncia 1 . y&, 289 no; Orange, $132,000, 761
b, ln,tu. dulln U an aertal yes, 131 no: Placentia., $27.000, afett penon In U . 8 . A.. muet a~tlon pilot file• •n unarmed 149 yes, 18 no; Garden Grove, be little Jtrl, becauae the aa!ut li~C Plane wlllle ·a.n observer $220000 317 yea 92 no· La Habra. <Jg' group<4:a the 5·14 bracket and -Opportunity is knocking ln
I 1-r&'•ta tor ~round ba~e SlOO:ooo: 410 y~s. 33 °no; Buena torr some reBAOn little cirla have CLASSIFIED ADS.
arU · However, he • found th•t Park $256 ooo 420 yea 75 no fewer accidents than ~ys. Clualfled ads cost little, do much.. tu~~tooe:~ •tarted taking "a I , 1
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au~-~ y of hand l(Tenadu aloft S r. •• .: h thi I t · ! """1 him &nd, upon spotting small ave now ... save .10r year:s.· .. n.1t s owes pnce car
of enemy Red Korean.1, I
dive bothber ln hla light, un-I
ded aJrcratt, dropplnl' the
gn n tn the mict.t of the en-
emy1 Word received here by tht'
otti , r'a coUlln, Captain Edwin
H . cCaJeb, claims that although
the 1 la no record of the damag\!:
lntU ed., the Korean Communists J
•re t 1eut developlng a healthy
t for Ute new &ecret Wea-
Attack lln't. New
l&llle type of attack Isn't
ex.actpy new t.o the Marine CorpF
as 1(! was used In World Wa r 11
by loneer artillery observation
file attached to the Firs t Ma-rtM · vision In their lnva.alon of
New. Britain. The initial effOrts
with hand grenades w orked out
div!
ed
U that the ldP.a progressed
putint where' some of thl'
'• oblervatlo n planes s tart·
ppihl' exploalve& up to 81
a3J' 11heU.a in size.
rren Campaign
irmen . Named
Ap intment of comn1itteemen
to s arhead the relectlo n drive
for v. Ea.rl Warren In va.rious
cltle.!J and co1n munltlf's or Orangi>
coun~ .)!fa.& announced t oday by
co-cttklrman. A. J . McFtJ.ddl'n. of j
Santa Ana a nd 't'illiam J . Phil-
lip• I1
f Fullerton. Th y noled that t he committee-
men represent varied interetts
from the severil areaa and tha t
the omblr.atlon focuuea atten-
tion on Gov. Warren's recor d of
accomplishment In ma ny fi elds -
~at~rm~~n!u~~:~.•try~:ngS::~~~~o~:
publi1i health. highways and m yr i-
ad ci~her phases of Califo rnia 's
pro«r.e&•.
Ch'airmen for this &rea are: F .
B. O~en. Wm. A . Huecroft and
Ear1 A . Talmage. Costa Mesa;
Braden Fln~h a nd Walte r Long-
moor: Newport Beach-Corona df'I
Mar-Balboe..
And!!!! one !g -f'Y. is the Studehaker Cltampion
The · Studebaker Champion
Al SM OWN
STUDEIAIER CHAMl'IOll.
6-PASS •• 2-DOOR CUSTOM SEDAN
5172271 I i~ one of the 4 l~west· price DELIVERED lN
NEWPORT BEACH
largest selli~g cars!
3415 w.
OPF.N' EVEKINGS, SA!1'~RDAYS ANO SllND . .\YS J.JY APPOIN'l'}IENT..,
JOE NICKERTZ-Local Dea•
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' ,f 11'/0lltll1i'e flAS w11flr Ae1lfi.,,9
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~ Costs less to enioy
V Costs leu to install .
Yes, you can ha.., bol fHllf' ..pU..7 with gu. For gu is oa
the job 2~ bovn a day ... turns mid ,.....,, bor tbtft U-
furer than any otber,i'ractial fuel Gu is so fur it ~
aheod of the -.Is o ••tomatic clothes wlllinen O< diib·
wubon .•• nen growing l'amilios. Just be 1t1tt your ..,..,.
maric gu water lneatu bu a 110nge tank ol p~lize
.for your home. The chan ar left pva rem-~••
A new automatic gu --lnea"'r. you'll find. coou ...
ro boiy ••• and fu Iota co operate. See your dealer or Gu
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• "OTICJ! ~ :ay OJYEN, Moon Eclinc-e ~ to UI• pro.-o~SetJ Ir'"' . ~.'~ ~~~~;. Mondoy Night P~V-.a, of &17~ All-= Vlata Blvd., ·City of uw An~ Newport Harbor resident.I op
County of Loi" ~Id, thelr way to cl.ty council meetln&
ltate"ot ·~fomia, intends to .tell Monday night wtll be ~ble to wtt-io BOWARD , 1:. ROG~ and neu a. total eclipse of the moon
a...fttCJC c .. ROGERS, Vendeea, echeduled. to be vt.elble throufhout
Of ~ Ocean Blvd., Coro1* del North America, Sept. 25 ..
KAI'. etty or Newport Bu.cti, The first J)h.ue, according to
county ot Oza.nee, Sta.te of Call-astronomers at Hayden planatarl-
fomla, aU that .certain peraon&I um, wtn begin at 6 :20 p. m .
property conai.ttnc generaliy or (Newport Beach time) when UUt
all atock In trade, ftx.tuN!s. flulp-\ moon •tarts entering the penun-
ment &nd &004 wnr ot • ~rt&in bra, 01" incor,nplete lhadow ot the
Malt lbop ...,.._ known as H.rt.h• At that time· there will be
Patio lll4Jt llbop IJld ·l-at little notlceablo change.
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I M~ ~Le· 1•!-''°'" .·c~-JSC!!~R-E ss g ·
1 English Prances$ · ---~
Few cautomlans watch With 110
clau: an tnte.re.t event.a concem-
lng the Brlti•h royalty aa doea a
Harbor raid"""-1 ..Mn. 'Beasle
Nichols, 126-33rd 1trfft, Newport.
She has good rosaoo, for hav-
t Ing been a former ladle.~ maid
to a member of the royal family,
11be knows them well.
She recently w rote congratulat·
ing Princes.a Elizabeth on the
birth of the new litUe prtncasa
and received lhe following • an-
15Wer:
"Clarence Howse, St. Jam.el, Lon·
don :
Dear Madam :
The PrtnceM Elizabeth hU aak-
ed m e to write a nd tha nk you fOt'
your le tter and for your very
kind message of good wi•hea.
OOPS BOOK DRIVER
Emest J . White, 62, 1979 Tua·
Un Ave ., Costa Meta., WU booked
TUeaday on drunk dravtnc charges
Newport poU e reported.
FRIEND'S
Barber Shop
HAS MOVEIJ TO
11.f E. 18th ST.
(A Cl"Q.'ll8 from NeM'. P . C).)
N o {,'hfw1 e lD l'ric-e:i
\'our Patronact> \\1111
Ht> Appn-clatc-d
GEO. FRIESD
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Get Your
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
AT
BLUE SAILS
STATIONERS
:10G ~l ain, B Al-BOA
1217 ~ BJchway, Gorona clel -At-?:St p. m. when the moon
Mar City of N rt Beach starts to enter the ~mbra. or 41·
aou;.ty flt O~.~te Of Call~ rect shadow, the flnt bite Into
fomla _. thM. the pwcb.ue rice the moon will be noticed. 'n}e u......;t will be. paid 4t 10 011~lock "bite" will grow until at 8 :6' p.
a. m. -. uw 2lat day of Sept.em· ~the enUre moon wJU be ecllp--
ber, 1~ at Orange County' Title
Coml»Uly, ctty of Santa Ana,
County of Orange, State of Cali-
Actoo..lly. the moon will not dls·
appear from . slcht. It the nlght
ls clear. It will be a copper·red
color. Hayden'• astronomers 88)'
the weird effect ta caused by wave
lengths of red light from the sun
that a rlbent into the dirt1:ct s ha·
dow by the earth's etmo1phere.
Her Royal Highness wa.s eo ln·
le.rested to hear that your-huat
band served in Lhe Navy ror 2'
yea.rs and that you are nD\\' liY1nl"
In CaJifor nla. Ht:r R oyal High-
ness is 1nost t ouch ed by you r
thoughl for he r anlJ ha s asked me
to send you her good wishes.
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I fornia.
Dat"'1 September 7, 1950.
JOHN R . PASCX>E, vend or
H. E , R=R$,
Vrn<lff
No. 6411-pr-
. PubU.b 9-21-<IO.
N()'J1CJ: OF DITElllTJOM TO
C1JAnSL MOaTOAGE
· The t tal. ph&M o( the ecliJ.*1!
wiU continue for 46 n1inutea.
Winslow Bushnells
See California Story
ALUB.t.CORE EXPEBT&-:\lemben of Kt•\''(Mlrt llarbor l&d1' M'P'Ni,...t.1"ednefWlay eontJ:aued
to """'' the ma.ls they lmCN· llw· to ce&ch albacc)re by brlngtq la the kHt flu,tplctored above. Club
membf.n ehartentd the bo&t Lucky Elaine. fruin Port Lido, for U. lut trip of the IM!&Hol1n.
Pletuttoe.I. J.:ft to richt, a~ Sidi Manhall, FranOf'• Pulukl aM SteU. G-. · MN. Pul.uld ca.u«hl
tht-2C 1/z -pound Jackpot O.h.
Yours Truly,
!.·targaret Hay,
\\'ailing ."
Lady In
fJRf\"t;H Fl~'Er>
Howard E . l..amn.rd, 211 13 Sl ..
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AT THI::
BRAT SHOP
1809 N e wport A\•e. COSTA MJ.;S.>\ 8ea<'on 8959 NO"l'lCZ 1, hereby given pur-
•uant jQ. be prorillonl ot BectiOl'I
Sf40~Uae Cl~J Code of the State
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Bushnell T I p
of Orange Ave. were among Har-rave rogram Mothers' Club and
Bethel Members
l-C1U!p'lfted ads are read by folks
who ate looking to buy.
New..pll rt BeaC'h, wa!-1 fined 575 in
Nc\\·po1·t Ci•y court Tuesday on e
ch a rgf' of drunk driving by Judge
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Of ornla, that Rowan:1 E.
Roge and Beatrtc., C. Rotren.
of 13 .. Ocaesi Blvd., Corotk.1 ct.el
Mar, ~ .. owner ot. that certain
Patlo Malt Shop busineaa known
u "P1Uo MaJt Shop", and located
at 121-7 <:put Htpway, Corona
del Mar, CeUf., Int.end.a W place a
ch.atteJ. mertgqe upon fixture1.
equlp111ent, mactilnery, and .-oods
Jocate41 at the above li.t.ed plac(!
of bu,fness.
The mortgaru o( the aald
prope;ty ta John R. Pucoe and
MyitJ
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:.t:-: Pascoe, o! :5177 A nge-
lus V Blvd., Los Angeles. Calif.
The qjd mortgage will be,exeeut-
ed anl tne consldecAion therefor
will be paid on the 2lat day or
Sf'ptember, 1950, .at the hour of
10 o'clock A.. M ., at Orange Coun-
ty 'i"ttle Company, Santa Ana ,
caUtomia.
Dated Seplf:mber 7, 1950.
H . It. ROGERS,
Mo rtgagor and(lor
By JOHN R. PASCOE,
No. ~49-Press.
Publi.tl 9-21 -50.
CERTIFICATE
Mortgagee.
OF BUB~ESll
f'lctJtlous Firm Name
THI: UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that they ' a.re condUct.
Ing & ' bowling alley business at
1703 Newport A venue, Costa Mesa,
California, unUer the fict1tlou•
firm name o f Va n's Bowling Alley
and that sail.I flrn1 Is composed of
the fo llow ing per,;ions, whose
name1 in full a nd places of re.a.i-
dencea nre &8 follow!!. to-wit:
Harry Vanderpool, 17811,-2 San-
ta Ana Aven:.:o:, Costa Mesa, Ca!Jt.
Lewis Vanderpool, 1781112 San-
ta Ana A venue, Costa Mesa, C1lll f.
!sol Vanderpool, 1781 Y.t Santa
A na A.venue, Costa Mesa. Calli .
Charles Blake, 403 Mae-noua.
Coata Mesa, Gali!.
WITNESS their handa this 22nd
day of August 1960
Uol Vanderpool
Harry Vanderpobt
C harles H . Blake
Lewis Vanderpool
Col,lnty of Douglas, ss
On this 22nd dRy of August Jn
the year one th<''l.A&nt.I, n.i.n~ t)und-
State ol Nebraskb., . ,., '1.~.
bor area. fo lk in the entranced • M
audience Mon\lay witneBOlng the For Opening eet
California Story, .gigantic page ant l
presented at the Hollywood· Bowl. of Zonta Club in Success Event
MONDAY NIGHT
in Santa Ana
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·RANKS FIRST
A trip tn th e Orient, illustrated A lllOflt succciisfu1 beginnlnl" of
by mo;nento". fu rnitiheJ the pro· an activ1· tall fle.IL.'IOO was made
gram a.t tht· first tau meeting of by l ht' Molht·r's l.'hlb of ca.ta
tbe Zant.a club of Newport Har bor Mcl'in Bc lht.'l, J ob 's Oaughtert
t Nor tor.'s Bay Shor e c·afe last W h t!ll 200 l(Ul'St.~ were entertained
T.tturv:'.1y tSept. 14 ). Mrs. D. ~f . at an aft ~rn oon of bridge and
Humm e l describE'd her trip taken showing (Jf fall : f.1shi.o ns on Serr
in 1930 t hroug hout t he Far East.1 tc:nbc r 16 in the Friday After·
Reports t hrough the 8Ummer noon club house.
Drive to Sears -Shop 'til 9 p.m. Saturday!
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LEADERSHIP
were ta k t:n up in the busines.~ ' ~1 rs. Ca rl T homalt, Mother's
part of the-ni1•\'ting, anti .a scr-clu b prt·sidtnl . Wl:lli in c harge ot
ViC-t! projt·l't fur the yl:ar \\'BS di:;;-tht.• :llfalr. Oivin~ h t!l' invaluable
.:usscd. On the t'ommlttce to in-ru1$i111tance wertt Dorothy Snod·
vestiga lt! the projt!ct arc Mrs. grn~. who 1~ an t'Xceflcnt
Marsh 111 D rolet , eha irrnan: Mrs. cCJn1m e nt.11.tor an.j:I Alma. Camn1ack
Russell H.ampton. M NI. Fred Sto<l -· fo r111crly with 4drian'•·
dB.rd , M rs. Albert Stockton and ! Earlynn Albright. gu&rdlan of
Mrs. A . E. H aapa. Another con1-the &lhcl, W&BJ one of the mod-
mitte.e was a ppointed to dl1-Cus..c; els. displaying ist.yles from K1v
ra.ielng funds for the se rvice proj ... N t'ISQn's: ot ~r n1odelK were El·
eels. eano r Ra ~an . bethl'I honored
.This
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Beautiful Herniony Hou~e Divan Group Is From Our Regular Stock
Reduced Just for Ou"r ~th Anniversary Sale to Save You 14.86!
DALE CARNEGIE, ...._"
"'1lo-." to Wl..11. l'rtm4'1 a.nd l..._t'll .....,
.....-"' io &too WorTTtoa and S&.n ~
According to a survey by Dr.
James F. Bender, published in
Sales Management , business lead-
er• attribute their aueeeaa to eft'ec ...
tive epeaking and their abilitT to
handle people. For 38 years the
Dale Carnegie CoU.rse in Effective
Speaking and Bum.an Relattoaa
bu been offeriq thia train.l1l£ to
men and women from coast to
eout. To date more than a quarter
of a millio"Q entl:ulsiutic pad.uatea
acclaim this traininc a1 the bat
ever devised.
You are C<N'dially invited
Dean Marie Howes of Orange que 1•n , ;i1odeling fur th!! Clot.h@.i
Coest college ma J1' an appeal for H orH•·: Carol Ttlon·ulB, Velma
clothing which tht' Zonta t lub will O 'Brlc11'11 : Phy'Jl i11 Willoughby,
tend overaeas this f..ill. Ne.11:1 Cayla's: Barbara Earl, O'Brien's;
meeting of t h'! l')Ub on Thuraday Madgt: J•ulbright, She Shop, Mnt.
eveni!1g, Sept. 28. will be held -at Jam"s Harri&. Petitt! Villt> and
the Clift Haven ho nlt' of l....ew l!j FrH. 'Tho1:r:..u. Lot-abcth'i.
Stanley, it wa.a nnnounc{·d by Mri;. Tables pri:U.H at brillgr were
Ear l Stanley, pres ident . pot ted j)IMnlit. Hnndson1e door
Legion Commander
To Address
Post Auxiliary
Comm.antler Barney Bl·ll of the
Newport H arbor Arner ican Legiun
Post \viii Ix-g\.ll'St sp~a ke r at the
regula r n1cetinsr of Auxilia l"y U ni~
291 nex t Monday in the Legion
Hut. according to P rcsi<Jent Dar·
een Upson .
The top ic of Commander Bell'~
talk will be closer coo per at ion by
the Legion and its Auxiliary, pri-
marily Y:ith t he monthly dinners
held by th(' Post.
1>r1ztis \Ve re do11ated by Mrs. P~
V . PC'lcr80n . Crawford Drngs,
Will oughby J e"•elry, Walsh Hard·
"·a rc, H.itha rd's Ma rket , All-
A1nt-ri~·n n 1nar}(t1t . N ino1's F'lo"·C"r
Hhilp, 1'':\hs · Brnth'cr~ nursery,
N1°wpur t Clea ners, Beauty 8 1:t zaar
nnJ Churh.'li P.0 1"n1e11 nf Helm '~
bal<•·ry
'f1·a ta bl\'l'i w~r,, lov~ly with a11~
t u111n lcavt:s a n<l cattnils . Presid-
ing QVl'I' the s il ve r t ea and cof-
fet' ur1 ts W('re Ruby Crawrord a nd
Do ris Ragan. Margt• Brockett
W·'.lS in churge or that major pro·
je<:t , the scrvihg of refreshn1r nts.
2 -Piece
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ed Divan· Grou·p
The Price Goes Back to
164.50 After Thia Sale
64
15..M Down
10..50 ~lonth
Usual Carrying Charge
The big, comfortable divan h.aa
265-coil spring unit over no-
aag base. Frames are double
doweled, glued and corner
blocked. Roomy bedding com·
partment. Heavy frieze cov-
ers in choice of colors.
More Outstanding Furniture Buys for Friday and Saturday Only!
Ot Rpecial intf'l"est to m e'mbers
Rev. Thomas Pendell
to Address Lutherans
~·ill b<' th£ seconU rt-ad lng of pro-The Rev. T homas PenUell, pa.s-
poeed aml!ndn1('nls tn t he Unit by-tor of Christ Church by -the Sea .
Regular 49,.95 Bed Divan 249.50 Living Room Set - 2 Pcs.
la\\.'S. Constit ution and .By-Lo.ws will tell of hUi: experiences in Practical style for round·the-
C h airman H elen Randel is u rging Gt•rmany \\'hf'n h e addre88es the clock com(C't't. )5-l·coll ·spring.
1 la rge turn-out for th e meeting, itf'n's c lub of Ne...,•port Harbor lar ge bedding compartme nt. Al-
as lt ••. ~ .~ ·-:rt,/"· hlch .ati F""· ~ll.UF•l! '~i•' · t -tractive covers. Converts quic kly rrollllaili•·'1W.'.°", ~ ·,;e<f;. <. ~· ' ~"ir.~~~· ••, ~·,ii·'~'il:t'lt:''f.j··tif•..:..aYMlli~.;-i'.'lfl~f;;.C{>~forta ble full ~~il.ip :CM.t:rma.n"'· A1tft..&.. . •· . ·· .:.._•,,.!'.,·.\'.·;...,...r!•.; ., .. ~~~-·~~ ·w
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Easy
Tt-fms
Handsomely designed set '\\.'ith 229 heavy friez.e.....,,pttolstering . . . . 64
specia lly styled i n modern man· .
ner for comfort a nd beauty ~ Coil Euy
spring constructipn. Choice of T.ernw
colors. ' -1 ! : · 1 .. red and fifty, / .. D .. before me, tht!
undenigned a Notary Public tn
and for &aid County, rea'ding
thettir. duly oomm.J.ui.oned a nd
l!Worn, personoaly appeared Harry
•• &.ndtrpool, t.ewfa Vanderpool/ a.nd
Charles Blak•, personally known
to me to be the per90nli w ho&e
name& are subscribed to the wilhJn
lnstntment, and acknowledged tn
me tbo.t they executed the same-.
to AtUnd an Introductory Session
of the_ Pale Ca.rnegie Course
S.,.ta Ana Womu.'• Club ·lK~. sept. Ill 7:st.p. m,
8tb at Baker, Santa AA& Thompson hu i.asued an, appeal
for early payment of due., so
th..lt Newport Harbor may secure
a front seat o n t.J\p "Friendahip
'Train" -the nan1c given thie
year t o the annual membership
<lrive, The "train sct\edu.le " will
be m ore fully explained by Mrs.
Tho mpson at t he meeting Mon-
110.50 Bedroom Group - 3 Pcs. ' '
1n Witneas Whereof, I have
hereU11to !let ray hand ~d a.tfized
my otficaJ seal th• day and year
ln thi8 certificate first above writ·
ten.
No Coat No Obligation
Thill ha!nlft&' will enable ,.,, tci
•peak with po!Mi and eonfldenC• in
private and before croup9j pre.
pare you for Increased e&rninJ
power and 1.eadenhip throqh
you.r abilitJ to handle people.
Dale Came«Jie Course
Presented in Santa Ana
by Irving R . Susekind, D . C. C. 1.
Plan to A ttend Bring a Friend
LEGAL NOTICE Harold Vand{'rpool
Notary Public In and for tht-
county of Douglas, State of
~~braska. t:ilaces of residence are as follow.!!.
State of Ca.Ufornla, ,o-wit :
County of Orang-e, as F. A . Mac.Donald, 202 Newport
ON TRIS 17th day of August., A.O. Blvd., Newport Beach, Calif .
1960. before nJe, the undersigned. EUGENE J . NORVELL. 202 New-
a Notary Public in and tor said port Blvd., Newport Bench,
Count d callfornia.. y a.n State. residing there--wJTNESS our harutB thia 30th
In, 4&l'Y comnduioned and sworn, pUeopany appeared, l&ol Vander-day of August. 1950. ·
day evening .
Mr. and Mrt. Ingraham
Hosts to Relatives
Mr. a nd M rs. W. w_ Ingra-
ham, A-f on rovia have been enter-
taining n1any relatives while
spt•nding a two months' vacation
in Nt•'A•port Beach .
!nclulJcd In happy gel·logeU1ers
have been their son, Jrvln Ing-ra-
~:otm , hi!!: wit~ and their son Don-1
ald or Azu:i.a; M.r . an.r" Mrs. I . W .
Ingraham of Supland, brother and
sister-Ul·law of the host; Mn.
lngraharn'a brother and siater-in·
la"'-'. Mr. -i.nd M rs. C. C. Lockwood pool.,' lu1own to mo to be the ~r-~U~E~~~~EL' aona wbo&e na.mea are subsc'"i'Oe-d ...,. to the within l~ent, &ndf ac-s.TATE OF C ALIFORNJ.A>
know'ledced tG me that they exe· las
cut.eel th~ sunt. tn W ltn.cso Where-COUNTY OF OJU.NGJi: )
• or Rendcndo Beach: al5o o. grand-
:..lnughter, Mre. Neilr Jlrr husband
and baby from New Mexico and
a nlecv, Mn. Blsbop and fa mily or
Glendale. ot, I Mvt:= hc:Tunto set my hn.nd ON TRIS SOUi. day of August,
and 11f.l1Jced nly ofrh .• 1:i.1 s eat the A..D., 1860. belon· me. the under-
~ •'ld y.car tn lhl!l C.:rtin :ite signeq, • Notary Pvblic in and
tint ~bo•e wrlt1•11. ror the ao.ld Cowtq. and State. Young Lutherans
· B. L ~trick residing ~n. 'd'Dly commission-H S , ..., <\I an cl OW'!fD !'<nllQn&l1 · to ave w1 m r arty M1 ~ spirea Fe 21, " ... Y appear.
1161. • ed F . A.. MacDONALD and Eu-)IJ"e,mbers of· the Catttb111n
Jilo. 1113 ..,_, Pub. 8-31, 9-T·lt-21 GENE 1. NORVELL known to 'llG. · -J me to be the Pll'90l'J.8 wboee clam of Newport Barbor Lu:tller--
na.mea ~ •Mcribed to the with-an church wW meet IU UIU&I at
I I la ~IJl. Md aclmowledg~ 10 a.. m. aL the church, Uie clu6 ~ to me t.bAt · I.bey executed the I to be followed by a picnic lunctt
OF BV8IN-Mme. tN ~ WHllREOF, 1 and swimmln& party. 'nae Junior
nctidoua ~ Name .( b.&Ye Mttunto H:l mJ hand and choir wilt al.to aUe.nd "be awtm-
Tllll UNDlllUOHllD do ._.. aftbtod 1117 ottldaJ ~ Ute dllir ming party afte< U.elr 11 o'clock
aiJ ~ -llloJ ~ a -,..... IA tbla Cutltlco.te tint -IM. -• ..... .. •'"*"4. 00 and Ga9Qd')te.J &boft Writtea. ' ~
II 111& ttm-at -Hi (811U.) llAli' n.urcmoo 6VAl8
Ki .. 1it• 8W.. :Newport ~ T. -tt: Notary Pub-Kr. 4ftd lira. VernM ·llatbews
~ .,,.. tire llf:tl Uc ID ..us: f~ Iba C::OW.17 oi or '69'( w. Jlltb st:; ci>ota Jo(--..n;; r¥·~. ~·~~ . ~ ...... •1a!! .. °!.:,~1on•-. My~ W<elr·eil!I ~tall\J ~ -~--..--,~.... Wben. ;they we'?' ~ t.o Mr. &Ad.
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with lots of 1bt4•n. 1we•f·
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I.Jvable, modern s tyle you ~ant 169 •.. at a price you can a.ffQNi to 64
pay! Double deck construction '
with oll-temf)f'red steel s prin gs. Euv
Divan opens o ut Into roomy, full-Termi.
size bed. Beauliful frieze cover. ""'
Restful w alerfalt design in g e n·
· uine s traig ht-grained WALN l 11'
VENEERS. Solid 1>anel bed,
roomy 4-drawer c hest. vanity :1nU
mirror. Pieces ·also sold scpa r:lll'·
Jy.
Regular 14.95 Tapestry Pull-Up Chair •.•• Sale Price -12.64
Regular 1.65 Alarm Clock
1u. ll•re'a l'llrl'11..m ll11"tl o;T) lln ..:-, r~lla lde 119 rvlce, re1.J d epl'111l.<h1l11v . . fen l ure111
u'd expect to l • ., .. t r .. r '""r<f'! B uy your!I ~•;! P'lrPt time In 10 )'(''I r .-:it tot1<•h a low
rLng S•llrw i.;-r t"-..t .\1111l\"r"...1ry l)al• a.nd l:1
9ular 34.95 Nuflor Rug Ptua F..i. ~ •
arole.u f lnl,.hetl a.II •·eool-l"tlce rug11 In JtterM tha t a re 11 Jnw to aho w 111011. Blue,
H, belare. IJTeea. l:"r n y. 3264 ·
:egular 12.95 Pressura Saucepan
e Ma.ht ot. Honor SaUeepan I• caat from t. u.t •taln·rt>•l11tAnt a l11ml11u~ nlloy. Ill'•
p ecl•lon to:nglnt&ered for fl Bfer, ea.1tll!r cook-s' S-Tiie t -qttart fl.i•e hold11 S 111a ndard 9 lnt
· • fol' c;annlns.. :,;ee f or your•.i!IC tht1, m a.t1y
•turto:L
1110
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eeta.1 purcha•el Sl.9S ..-a1ue~ Sturdy I-ft. yer hold• two heaphrtg J.111M o f wa•b on
ro•s lD-fL cotten clothb JI ie.. Dryer r•·-Tye., Jin~ come to you. C lothea catch
uy· tWeeae,.. Cr.J' t-ter. Vo • CAtnPAl:tJ.1
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•ye J"•• ali a)' ... popptn~ JI.Ct! Wba.t'~ ~ • ~ •o• .. , oa1, Urn. ~uall•J" tut.-1 •ad •
OYed. 1f•~lit,r'•Ml•94 pal-.•• •14 ''"ork.nWU!I-5
t ~orlea.. Do-*" SJ*lal .od. snaterlal4 • ' a aa-' .... ....,.. ~ rooa f\om • .,. .-
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l u"t 1., .. k nt t h""" r .. :itutf'"l'I r .. r thl11 1,,,.,.
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fo r icreal er weat her prote•·t\.,n. fiit>IC"•I f<•r
C()Mlforl -.• wind protectlun. t'l:r.e1>1 31.1 IU 4ll.
599
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Ji Pre they ure! J .. IKhtl'o•,.hi::ht ,.,,J!,J 1tr:iw r-ur-
tn ln• In 11l:r.e!O t o flt e\·l'ry "'"ln•luw 11l !'\• ,.,.,.
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Df'ep luxurlou111 h igh pile f'h,.nllle form• the
irra.ceful plume de11ll(n on velvet}" l1a hy ... he·
nllle. •lurdy 1.1ackt("round c lotl1. Huy )'"Ur8
t:oday In full or t ••>ln 11l:r.e ... )'u11r C't .. -.tc·e
or H1t.rmon y HOu11e l'Ol••r11, mint ~~t"'en . •un-
•hinf! y ello w, white, t u11~n r".u" 1111••lf lr. bluto:, Ylctorll1n red or t:"h a r treuse. l:Ja \Oe!
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Clea.ranee of ' •llP ooverit f or t:"h.l.lr" or 11ora.,.,,
A.l!•ortod pattern11 In •ollds. and r lnrAht,
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Slip Cover & Drapery Fabric
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PAGE . 8 -PAR.T ' I -THURSDAY; SEPT. 2·1, ·1950
,r~,{~.:Ja1ss -B
• C~ildr~n'• Home Aux.
To Be Entertained ·
by Mrs. L. E •. Brow 11
Newport BArbor auxlllaP',
Date ot a ubUc card party. wu
11et when arbor s.ta.r chapter.
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tertain1 Mother
The~tre Perty •
lM Patricia Moore of Balbou
nd entertalped her mot.h,er
• Orpha Atwal<"r of Pekin,
O. E . S. h d Ila at.al«! meeting '
Tllcoday In b O. O. F. ball, The affair will held in AmedCan
Legion hall Collt& Jrleea on the
evening of l . 5 and Plana will
be complel1 at ~ next meeting
, . at Padua Hills Theall'<',
remon\. Mrs. Atwater is en·
j Ing a three week's Vil!lit' with
·~1 daug~h_t_•r_. ___ _
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Home From Heywe r.d
' ' Mn. Florence Eighmey of
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DAFFODIL BUUS N-bu.Iha d.._ 1.20
No. S Double Na.e Bulh8 only 70c dos..
Bl~WhJte or Yrlfow
.DUTCH ~RIS BULBS from 35 ' to 60'-.
TULIP BULBS · ...... eo..... . .... 10 for 1.00
Broad"-Y. Col!lta. Mna; returned
Saturday atter a month'• eojoum
In HayWard where' ahe Yisft.ed her
mrother•ln·law a.nd 1alltq, Mr. and
Mrs. E . C. Ingraham Cd family.
T.hey 11pcnl Labor Day at Santa
Cruz.
Mrs. Eighmey ataydd · in the 5 & 10¢ Nursery
Christmas rr view Plans Outlined by
B~.P;.~· A~~~¢~~~ Local Merchants
Pnevt~. the BJ\llUal gala bene-
fit ahow sponsored by t hl'l ?)Jew-
port Harbor Business and Pro-
feutonal Women's Ctub. lnc., will
again be held In the RendezvoW!I
Ballroom, Ba.I~ This year's
three-day event U. scheduled for
Mrs. Curt Lighter
Is Hostess to
Mesa Circle 5
Chlldre.n '• Home Society, Will ;t>c
entertained on Tueaday, Septem-
ber 26. at a 12 noon luncheon tn
the bonie of Mn. Lawrence E .
Brown, 2282 South Eut Cltrt
Drive. ASl!atlng hostesses will be
Mn . JO¥J?h RJggs, Mrs. Kenneth
Starege and Mrs. O. G. sUe18.
Mn. A. V. Andrews wlll preside
al the buainesa mee.tlng.
Worthy Mjltron Edythe Kemper
a.nd Wortb,yl Patron CUb& Morris
presided. After the routine bual·
ne.ss c&rda were played a.nd later,
refreshment.a were aerved by
Atayme Donpelly, Dther Devine
I HOME FROM NEW YORK
vl.11lt with her sister and ~m·
I In New York has been bro ght
t ., clo11t! by Mre. E . J . W ght
home with her niece, Ellllne while ... • .1 1,121 So. Newport Blvd. TU!ITIN Cl
the lngrahams drOvc metr older I ~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~~~~~lllllll~~~~lllllllllllllllllllll~;o;oed; Tlnmo. daughter Aubrey to Woodburn, I
Ore., where l!lhe hal!I a position u H • 'h · Q J p · · ·
teacher In the Woodbum schools. 1g ua ity rinting-Ph. Har. 1616 -o ea.ta Mesa. 1 ----' ' '
a.nd Beasle McGlnltle. -People do re.ad the wa.nt ada.
November 30, December 1 and
December 2.
Plans tor the Chrislnuu; Pre·
view were discussed at a recent
breakfast meeting h eld al Nor-
ton ·~ Bay Shore cafr. Newport
Beach. The meeting WM arr<1ng-
ed by Mrl'I. Betty Jarvis, preview
chairman. Meeting with Mrs. Jar·
vil!I were members of ihe Mer-
chants Advisnry cnmntlllec and
newl!lpaper representatives.
On the opening night ot. the pre·
view, Noven1ber 30, a. well-known
popular orchestra will entertain
and play fo r dancing. yi..st year
Spade Cooley was Introduced tor
the firl!ll time to the Harbor area
and his program w;;is a huge suc-
ceu.
Mrl'I . Jervis reported that. due
to popular rcqul'st th(' fe.shlon
11how will again be a part ot the
program. and will b" featured De-
cember I. Arr·,ng~rnts for the
fuhion ~how arc bring made by
Mrs. Nathalie ~l i chaud, aMil'ltant
preview C'hairn1Rn end &ft':'!, Car-
olyn Wl"bcr. All those Interested
In the details or th,. f 1shlon show
are urged to contact Mrs. Mic·
haud at Harbor 395.
The booth displays will again
be a major part of thi~ harbor
·:irea exhibit. ~1any booths have
already been rescn ·ed according
to Mrs. H elen Norton, booth sales
chairman. ComplC'tc information
regarding the booth lay outs and
space avail·i.ble may be ha.d by
calling eithl'r Mrs. Helen Norton
or her co-chairmen. M~. Evelyn
Varner •'.lt Beacon 60W-W.
Many valuable idr·J !'I we re pre-
sented b.Y th(' advi!-Cory group t o
make thil!I year's pre}'iew even
more-succes.<1f'UI. 8pe1•ial attention
will be paid children and several
events ere bring p'.lnn<'d for th('ir
entertalnmC'nl v..·biie lhl' parent~
are enjoying" the pr1•\·iew.
Thf' Newport 1-larbnr Business
and Prof.-s.~tnna l V.'0111en·~ Club.
Inc.. has e!olt abli!"hf'd n !'llude nt
sch olar~h ip. a l!llUdcnt I< :1n fund,
and an a ctivt' welfarC' program
with the proceeds nf thi11 nnnual
event. The fir8l student scholar-
ship wa .. ~rant e d lo Mi.!'s F:1ith
Smith ot Costa Mesa. 11 graduate
ot Ncwpc1rt Harbor Union High
school. ll ftcr !'lh<' wa." c ho!'len thf'
most out!-ltllnrling 11tudent In her
chosen fi eld. Miss Smith, who ex-
cell!! in comn1erciRI ·'.l rl, is using
the scholarship to further her art
training.·
Weatherwax-Speirs
Wedding to be
in Victori a , B. C .
Capt. and Mrs . Alex Speirs of
Vl ctori.J., B. C., a n nounce the en·
gagement and apprnaching mar·
rtage of their dau~htf'r, Kat hlee n
Irene to William J oh n Weather-
wax, s0n or Mr. and 1-frs. Oti!'I
Weatherwax. 234 E . 18th St., Cos-
ta Mesa.
The wedchng w ill be solemniz:·
ed October 4 at 8' p.m. in St.
Paul's Naval and Garrison Church
Victoria . F ollowing a honeymoon
trip the young couple will l"9-
tablish r esidence in Coeta Mesa.
The local man. known to his
many fri endl'! .i!I Bill. was· gradu-
ated from Newport Harbor Un-
ion High 11Chool where he lettered
fn varsity baseball four yearl!I,
and varsity football.
The affianced pair first met
while Bill was catching tor the.
Victoria Ba!!eball club.
Mrs. Curt Lighter of 107 13th I
St., Newport Beach. ""•"lS 'hoetesa
ThunKlay. St-ptember t4: to Ctrclf'
5 of th,.. Com"!unlty Church
WSCS. Rust <'Olored pompon.!11
and orchid dahliai. were employ-
ed in decorative detallpt.
Olga ,Crawford, chairman, pre-
sided over the buAlnes., meeting.
The circle voted to have an ·'lll· ~.
day work meeting at the church
on September 28 to finish the
qullta which have been started.
Each member l!! to brln·g a sack·
lunch. , ·
On the rC'slgnatlon or Clara I
McMurtry es ,.~cret:\ry . Mt11.
Anne Hand was elected to tlU the
po.'Jitlon tor the r emainder of the>
year.
Membe rs are urged l o 11.ttend the
general meetln~ ot the WSCS In
the church today! September 21 l
At this meetln~ th~ 10th annl·
versary or thc WSCS will be hon-
o red with a special progrn.m and
a birthday cake.
Rev. Charles F'. Hand led the
devotions with thl' first In a ser·
ies His talk was ta~en from Rev-
elations.
MrA. Ll_c:htc r was .,Sllistcd by
her daughter. Mrs. Carolyn An-
det~on. in se rving refreshments
of ice c ream and cookies.
Members and guest,. present In-
c luded Rev. and Mr!'I. J08eph H .
Thompson. Rev. end Mr.!1 . Charle~
F . Hand, Mmes. P . Grover, Hulda
Young, Olga Crawford, Bird
Mellott. Irene Northern. Lettie
Dudek. Florence Eighmey, Violet
C·'lSSels. Iva Coe, Iva Roe. Emma
Cranford. Emma Simpson, Ber·
the S hotwell. Clara McMurtry. H.
B. K oerner and Gertrude Edick . I
Patsy Kendall ~
To Be Bride t
of Sidney Lush
Rnmancc continues lo be the
prime mover or social lire In lhc
harbor area.
A.n1ong ncwr~t recruits to join
prcspectlvt• n1arltal ranks arE'
Pat$'.y Kf'ndall. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul F . Kendall, 211
BmadWl!IY l!lnd Sidney Lush.
Pet·" parents this week 'l.n·
nounced the engagement of their
daughter to Mr. Lush, who t. thr
son of ~lrs . Karl Fordham of
Santa Monica.
No definite date has bee n set
for the wedding but it will prob·
ably be an event ot J.:J.te autumn.
'The attractive bride-e lect we~
graduated from Newport Harbor
Union High school and is em-
ployed at a Laguna Beach book
store. Her fi·"lnce re<"eived his ed-
ucation in Nebraska and Senta
Monica schools.
-Opportunity ll'I ljnock1ng in
CLASSIFIEP ADS.
• Rattan-Fu(niture
.• Bamboo Shades
• Bamboo Draw
' Drapes
• Rush Squqre s
• Tropical acce.ssories .
SANTA ANA TENT
& AWNING CO.
)8%8 SIMJth Main St.
K lmberl.v ~·s&45
SANTA A..'iA
RecomrHncled b1 pointers willi
reputation~ lo maintain.
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LZC'DVE _ COLOR 8Y8TEM. !
OU1' PAINT EXl'Ea .. 'wn.J.
P'O&MUIATZ AND lllIX THE ·< IEXACY COW& AND 811.&DE
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