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Newsletter found in the Malibu Times Scrapbook (https://pepperdine.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15730coll8/id/1227) on page 57. THE MALIBU BEACH BARNACLE
Clings ' Scratches
PUBLISHED BY THE LIFE GUARD and BEACH SERVICE
Midi Address Seashore Patrol Office '~"~y~^
Every
July 6TH,
Iress -oeapiore
Saturday Evening
1935. Vol. 2 No.
ADVERTISINGS RATES
1100.00 per in. Vertical and
Hori zontal .
SUBSGRICTION- HATES
nmined and subject to
o without notic e .
EDITORIALS
Will adhere to the point,
THE TIDES FOR THE WEEK
lerally good bathing as
indicated.
Sun. Low at 7 A.M. OK all day
; High at 2 P.M.
, Low at 7:45 OK A.M. & lateP.M.
High at 2;46
Tues. Low at 8;15 OK to 2 P.M.
High at 3;45 P.M.
1. Low at 9;15 OK to 3 P.M.
High at 4;30 P. M .
Low at 10; 15 OK early A.M. to
gh at 5;15 P,M .
Low at 11:30 A. M.OK A.M.
-h at 6 P.M.
.•ow at noon OK A, M.
gh at 7 P.M
11 A, M. under ordinary conditions
will find life guards stationed on
the beach at two locations to
care for bathers* On the West end
between # 18 & # 34. On the East
end between # 75 & #106. Small
children will be specially watched
at this hour. Up to eleven A. M,
the guards are busy with other
beach duties but are available and
watching the bathers. Afternoons a
careful watch is kept of the entire
beach by the patrol method. If a
guard is off a substitute is on
duty.
[he.indi^
Dein^ g*!^
i::ointme'ni
.idual swimming lessons
~ -by Mr. Chagnon by ap-
o result in
immers this
l opportunity to
• children lessons rig ht
e small pool at #117
tudio.
I IN MEMORIUM l
t t
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Of six dead seals that have b
disposed of by the life guards
since June 15th. Their olfactory
stamina and physical prowess should
receive the recompense that sue h
service merits. The patrons of the
beach service, that make the life
guards possible, are to be commended
for their community spirit.
We have been informed that a dead
seal on the beach is a gift of
Neptune and belongs to the resident
on whose lot it rests He may not
desire the seal and the stench
may not inconvienence him b
about his neighbors to leeward.
This season the Life Guard Service
is the only service available lor
the removal of dead seal and other
undesirable visitors. If for no
other reason it should receive the
support of every resident.
WE CELEBRATED THE 4TH .
If a spectacular display of fireworks a measure of patriotism the
Malibu Beach deserves the g
•.-medal. Frm East to West the entire
front was a Vesuveus of action. It
would take more than the available
space to describe the effects
created or to give credit to all
those who contributed to the Guards
efforts or who fired indvidual or
group displays. We cannot pass up
however the beautiful exhibition
donated to the community and
the spirit of the day by#47. Their
rockets and bombs were gorgeous
The display of colored lights was a
beautiful finale .
A little sports news for next issue,
Who's playing Who and what for.
Surf Boats are available at Coral
Beach, Two miles west of this beaeh.
Bring your own poles and bait .
Read the BARNACL
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