Topanga Journal and Malibu Monitor from Topanga, California • 4

TOPANGA JOURNAL October 1, 1943 Topanga, California Business Directory Topanga Firemen At Castiac Fire Jimmy Hansen and Louis McNairy returned to their posts at the Topanga fire station Saturday after helping put out the forest fire at Castiac which had been burning for the past two weeks. madge and her former husband. Buster Keaton, and his bride, the former Barbara Tichenor, Santa Monica tennis star. The young married couple were not at home when the fire broke out at 2:30 a. m.

Fire trucks and crews from County fire stations at Las Flores and Topanga put out the blaze. Capt. Harvey Anderson was in charge of the fire fighting crews. The Las Flores truck was manned by Capt. Tom Cheney, Harry Stevens and Frank Rondas.

The Topanga tanker was in charge of Capt John D. Barton and Fireman Murray Orser. Stationery Books Cards Gifts and Pictures. The finest line of Greeting Cards. Santa Monica Book and Stationery Co.

1445 Third St. Santa Monica BILLYS FISH MARKET W. P. Andrews, Manager Specializing in Fresh Fish 7 1 8 Montana Ave. Ph.

58907 Santa Monica GUS and CHARLIE Just Good Plain Food and Drinks 1439 Third Street Santa Monica Youre To Blame If you forget the name W. W. BENNETT Real Estate Fire Insurance Loans Rentals Ph: Off. 52511; Res. 53313 603 Wilshire Blvd.

Santa Monica Stationery Office Suppliest Engraving Engineering Supplies. CARLISLE STATIONERS 1343 Third St. Santa Monica Phone 524-22 Topanga Tops Quota (Ctutinued frtm page one) the audience in the Pledge. Following the singing of the Star Spangled Banner by the audience, several war pictures were screened. The pictures were secured by Deputy Kenneth Knowles, Assistant Chief Air-Raid Warden for the Malibu area.

After the pictures, the audience sang God Bless America and Over There. Pastor John Utterback, of the Topanga Union Church, then asked for a silent prayer for Topangas service men and offered a prayer for their safe return. This was followed by the audience singing "Onward, Christian Soldiers. Irvin Smith, master of ceremonies, opened the Bond drive with a strong appeal that Topanga oversubscribe its quota. The response was prompt and gratifying.

Bond buyers popped up all over the house and Air-Raid Wardens reported many sales. Not to be outdone by their elders, the kids came up with pennies and nickles clutched tightly in little fists to help swell the evenings total by their purchase of War Stamps. An orchestra organized by I lackie Robertson furnished I fine music for the rally. The personnel included Mrs. Clark Wakefield and Mrs Wilbur Pervine, piano; Clark Wakefield.

baritone horn, and Robertson, drums. Mrs. Fred Quereau was program chairman. Assisting her were Mrs. George Collamer, who served the punch; Miss Judy Theriault, who was "chalk-up girl at the blackboard; and Jack Rohring.

Mrs. Quereau father, Mr. Ham-mack, supplied tickets for the raffle. Bo) Scouts of Troop No. 20, under Ray P.

McClure. Scoutmaster. sold tickets for the raffle of a $25 War Bond, which was won by Mrs. Wakefield. Miss Barbara Hiltbrand and Jack Garber each won $1 in War stamps in the drawings.

Heading the list of Scouts who sold the most raffle tickets were Eddie Grip), who sold 25; Duane Swallow, 23; and Kenneth Raymond, 20. The boy were awarded War Stamps for their patriotic work. Air-Raid Wardens who were out stlling Bonds included Lester A. McCarter, Senior Air-Raid Warden. Mrs Alfred Brogan, Joe Godel.

Mrs. Eu-1 gene Beach, Fred Quereau, Hugh Harlan. E. R. Julian and others whose reports are not in as yet.

Mrs. Quereau was top salesman for not only Topanga but also the entire Malibu area with a total of $6,000 in War Bond sales. The editor was in charge of the Drive. This was Topangas first formal Bond drive. Its success attests to the patriotism and industry of its citizenry and proves, when united in a good cause can put things over with a bang.

Topanga FRANK H. ALLEN INSURANCE All Types at Right Rate NOTARY PUBLIC P. O. Building Topanga RUSS GRAY Building Rock, Mountain Soil Granite, Gravel, Sand, Brick Garbage and Refuse Service Telephone S. M.

428-363 160 Bonnell Drive, Old Topanga Ice Cream By Arden Its Delicious English Toffee Peach Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Full Pint 22c Topanga Drug Store j. d. McMullen Authorized Distributor Standard Stations Inc. Topanga, California Phone S.M. 428344 Official OPA Tire Inspection Station No.

Topanga Sector A. E. Wengel L. B. Johnson SUPER AUTO SERVICE and Welding All Work Guaranteed Old Canyon Topanga Sania Monica Bob Bloore Garage "Let's Get Associated" Phone S.

M. 57393 4th Arizona Santa Monica W. E. Mansfield Packard Resales BETTER USED CARS Phones: Bus. 42642; Res.

66139 Res. 1011 Hill Ocean Park, Calif Ocean Ave. 8C Pico, Santa Monica WHEN IN SANTA MONICA Eat at Tommys, next to Topanga Bus Station or at Restaurant 101 Broadway DR. WILLIAM A. McGILL OPTOMETRIST 815 Bay Cities Bldg.

225 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone: 52465 Santa Monica WIENERS Manufacturers and retailers of luggage leather goods and ladies handbags. 1357 Third Street 1341 Fifth SL, Phone 52322 Santa Monica We Buy Everything BAY CITIES JUNK SALVAGE CO. 2316 Lincoln Ocean Park Phone 63390 Mel's Auto Paint Shop Fender and Body Repairing and Painting Phone: TH-2505 8220 S. Vermont Los Angeles BACK THE ATTACK Sell more War Bonds in the 3rd War Loan Drive! Rationing Information Ration Book No, 1 SUGAR.

Stamp No. 14 valid for 5 pounds through Oct. 31. SUGAR FOR CANNING. Stamps Nos.

15 and 16 valid for 5 pounds each through October 31. COFFEE. No longer rationed. SHOES. Stamp No.

18 valid for 1 pair of shoes indefinitely. Ration Book No, 2 CANNED FOODS. Blue stamps and valid September 1 through October 20. CANNED FOODS. Blue stamps and valid October 1 through November 20.

MEATS AND FATS. Red Stamp valid Aug. 22 through October 2. Red Stamp valid August 29 through October 2. Red Stamp valid September 5 through October 2.

Ration Book No. 3 MEATS AND FATS Brown Stamp A valid September 12 through October 2. Brown Stamp valid September 19 through October 2. Brown Stamp valid September 26 through October 30. Brown Stamp valid October 3 through October 30.

TIRE INSPECTION Tires must be inspected before the following dates: A-book cars Sept. 30. B-book cars Oct. 31. C-book cars Nov.

31. Classified Ads (Rate for Classified Ads: 5c per line; 25c minimum; cash in advance.) FOR SALE Heifers. C. R. Smith.

Richard Dix Ranch, above Fernwood, Topanga. FOR SALE Lots 4 and 2 1 Block 6, Tract No. 5664, Fernwood Park, Topanga. Write Box 23, co Topanga Journal. FOR SALE Drop head sewing machine, $12.

Also some good furniture, including a General Electric Refrigerator. 3580 Fernwood Pacific Drive, Topanga- WANTED Rabbits, frying rabbits, rabbit hides. Bert Francony, Pumpkin Center, Topanga Canyon Blvd, quarter mile north of School house. 10-17. Night Phone Malibu 8512 Highway at Malibu Colony Topanga War Council In Post War Plans The regular monthly meeting of the Topanga War Council was held Monday night at Defense headquarters.

Vice-Chairman S. H. Barton presided. By unanimous vote members decided to send each Canyon service man a Christmas present in connection with the group letters the Womens Auxiliary is sending them. Post war plans for Cam on improvement were discussed.

Topanga Union Church Sunday Services Oct. 3, 1943 Sunday School: The Ascension (Acts 1). Golden Text: "Ye shall receive power, after the Holy Ghost is come upon )ou: and shall be witness unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth (Acts Sunday Sermons: Morning "God It a Spirit. i Man without God. This Sunday, October 3.

the Union Church will be in a new location on Old Topanga Road about 1.5 mile from the Post Office. The property is owned by George Adair of Los Angeles, and has been known as the Adair Place. The entire property is on level ground with ample parking space. Unlike the former meeting place on Fermvood Pacific, there are no steps to climb. The added housing space provided by the move will make expansion possible Cornell Briefs Mr.

and Mrs. Greer Johnson have returned to Los Angeles after a vacation visit at their place in Triunfo Canyon. II J. Ruess has obtained a leave of absence for a month from the OPA rationing board at Canoga Park. Frank Earls and E.

F. Mon-jonnier were busy selling War Bonds this week. Corp. Bert Rhodes, U. S.

Army, has returned to active duty following a months furlough. Mr. and Mrs. E. F.

Mojon-nier celebrated their wedding anniversary Sunday, and Mrs. Mojonniers birthday Monday, with a dinner party for their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mojonnier, and Mr. and Mrs J.

A. Dienst of Los Angeles. DOC LAW Pharmacy Friendship Cafe and Bar Bottle Goods Make Nice Gifts Phones: Cafe, 57373 Pharmacy, 52281 110-112 W. Channel Road Santa Monica Canyon Woodland Hills Premier Pure Paints We carry a full line of Premier Paints, Shellacs, Fluor Enamels, Marine Varnish, Varnish Stains and Colors in Oil. GIRARD HARDWARE CO.

Woodland Hills Russ Neely SUperior 8-9162 NEELYS DRUG LIQUOR STORE Where Topanga Canyon Meets Ventura Blvd. Woodland Hills California CORNELL CORNELL ROCK STORE Mojonnier Prop. Meats, Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone: SUperior 82566 Cornell, Calif. Coast Highway Malibu La Costa BEAUTY SHOP 21229 Roosevelt Highway (Next Door to Ration Board) (Closed Mondays) Phone: Malibu 7844 Under New Management Mrs- Rosette Eveland, Prop. Talmadge Home At Las Tunas Burns Causing damage estimated at $35,000 a fire of unknown origin gutted the entire second floor of the $150,000 home of Natalie Talmadge, star of the silent films, at Las Tunas Beach, about a mile west of Topanga Canyon on the Coast Highway, last Saturday.

Mi ss Talmadge was reported to be in the East. The home was occupied by James Tal-inadge, the son of Miss Tal Veber's Malibu Service STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Day Phone Malibu 8662 No. 188 Roosevelt.