anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-06

PLUNGE PUMPING PLAN—Practicing what they preach, the city fathers are using the water in the City Park plunge to irrigate the park this fall in an effort to conserve water. Because water conservation is a major problem in Orange County, and is everyone's concern, the city decided to try and use the 253,000 gallons in the plunge for park purposes instead of draining the pool into the sewer system. Shewn here watching the 400-gallon-per-minute pump drain the pool and forcing the water through three-inch hose to the large sprinkler in the rear, are (left to right) Vic Ruedy, Superintendent of Anaheim's parks and Wynn Friday, assistant administrative officer. There is approximately a week's supply of water in the plunge. (Bulletin photo) City Uses Water From Plunge for Irrigating Park Southern California is noted for its beautiful sunshine weather 360 days out of the year, but for sunny days, we must sacrifice one vital necessity—rain. Our water situation has become a serious problem and it has been groundwater basins. Orange County has felt the pinch perhaps more than other counties because of below average rainfall and increasing population growth which has put heavy demands on our water supply. Water conservation is everyone's duty and the city fathers have endeavored to bring this important issue to everyone's attention. Even though Anaheim is a subscribed to the Metropolitan Water District a serious water problem remains and conversation of water is everyone's responsibility. Realizing this, city officials have initiated a new system to conserve water and put stored water to the best practical use. Anaheim's parks require a large amount of water to maintain the groundwater lawns, the irrigation flowres which has brought belm the title of "City of Anaheim." The City Park has a width within it—the 255,000 gallons. In previous years, this was been drained into the sewem after the pool has been for the season. The waste of this value has been a grave concern. City Fathers for a number and this year, a solution found and applied. A couple of years ago Kocko, Wynn Friday, assists administrative officer, and Superintendent of Parks, the probabilities of drain pool and using the water gate the park. Mayor Chrisson approved the idea with eddy and told the men that it could be done efficiently. The men decided to try by using the same meadow Ruedy used in La Palma he drained the casting pump was used to drain and the water was used to the lawns. Before pumping of the water could begin, it was to wait almost two weeks plunge was closed for the get the chlorine count down plants. The Agriculture Lab to of the water last week at it. A 400-gallon-per-minute being used to bring out of the pool where it through three inch hose sprinkler that covers a w. Because the water had more than a week, the water is almost total and as the water passes the sprinkler it is aerated allows the chlorine gas and the water is almost pure when it strikes the well and the water is on the playground area baseball field which are allly watered during tha months. Irrigating Park Southern California is noted for its beautiful sunshine weather 800 days out of the year, but for sunny days we must sacrifice one vital necessity—rain. Our water situation has become a serious problem and it has become necessary to buy Colorado river water to replenish our under- Water conservation is everyone's duty and the city fathers have endeavored to bring this important issue to everyone's attention. Even though Anaheim is a suburb of the Metropolitan Water District a serious water problem remains and conversation of water is everyone's responsibility. Realizing this city officials have initiated a new system to conserve water and put stored water to the best practical use. Anaheim's parks require a large amount of water to maintain the emerald green lawns, the intriguing shade trees and the bright beauty. The Perfect So ...reseat the guests Arrange 12 matches, as above, to make four squares. Move four matches and rearrange so as to form three squares of the original size. No matches may be added or taken away. ...how many outfits? A man has five sport coats and seven pairs of shoes. How many ways can he combine these without wearing the same two hoods? ...how many outfits? corral the caps OLYMPA BREWING COMPANY - Olympia, Washington, U.S.A. Village always welcome between 9:30 and 6:30 every day ful flowree which has brought Anaheim the title of "City of Parks." The City Park has a "reservoir" within it—the 255,000 gallon plunge. In previous years, this water has been drained into the sewer system after the pool has been closed for the season. The waste of this valuable water has been a grave concern to the City Fathers for a number of years and this year, a solution has been found and applied. A couple of years ago Keith Murdock, Wynn Friday, assistant administrative officer, and Vic Ruedy, Superintendent of Parks, discussed the probabilities of draining the pool and using the water to irrigate the park. Mayor Charles Pearson approved the idea wholeheartedly and told the men to find a way it could be done economically and efficiently. The men decided to try the idea by using the same method Vic Ruedy used in La Palma park when he drained the casting pool. A pump was used to drain the pool and the water was used to sprinkle the lawns. Before pumping of the plunge water could begin, it was necessary to wait almost two weeks after the plunge was closed for the season to get the chlorine count down in the water so it wouldn't damage the plants. The Agriculture Lab took a test of the water last week and passed it. A 400-gallon-per-minute pump is being used to bring the water out of the pool where it is forced through three inch hose to a large sprinkler that covers a wide area. Because the water has set for more than a week, the chlorine in the water is almost totally absent and as the water passes through the sprinkler it is aerated which allows the chlorine gas to escape and the water is almost completely pure when it strikes the ground. So far the operation had worked well and the water is being used on the playground area and the baseball field which are not normally watered during the summer months. U.S. Balks at Meet With Russia LONDON (UP)—Informed sources said today the United State has indicated to Prime Minister Winston Churchill that if he wants to negotiate with the Russians for top level talks he must take the initiative. These sources said there had been "six exchanges with the United States in as many days" on the subjects of a four-power meeting and the West's general attitude toward the Soviet Union. They said it was apparent the United States declined to make any overtures to the Malenkov government but that if Churchill could "go it alone" President Elsenhower might have grounds for convincing the Republicans such a meeting was desirable. The question of talks with Russia was understood to have been discussed at today's cabinet meeting in connection with Britain's part in replying to the Sept. 29 Russian note which in effect rejected western proposals for a Lugano conference on Germany and Austria. Informed sources said Churchill was still hopeful for a Big Four talk on the highest level and might try on his own to get together with Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov, Mr. Eisenhower and French Premier Joseph Landel. A Big Three drafting committee will meet tomorrow to shape the West's reply to the Russian note. Can be installed directly from the plunge into the irrigation system of the park and water normally drained into the sewers, would be put to valuable use. Use of the plume water for park irrigation will reflect a large savings in the citizens of Anaheim and is a major step toward water SURVIVE WILDERNESS ORDEAL—Five of seven men who after their plane ran out of gas are shown in ambulance ad seven, including a German geologist and a Dutch man eating their food supply gave out several days before they were Theinhaus, Andre Levesque, pilot Jim Mullin (partially hid Claim Meat Prices Lower This Year CHICAGO — The American Meat Institute said today that wholesale and retail beef prices are 18 to 33 per cent lower than last year. "Contrary to some erroneous charges which have been made recently, consumers are benefiting fairly from the lower cattle Two Price Gets New Lease Sneakers Hoe ... to your refreshment problem is light Olympia Beer. Whenever friends get together, whether in your friendly neighhood tavern or at home, Olympia is the "symbol of hospitality." Its sparkling flavor, so appreciated by all, is directly attributable to the rare subterranean water used in our brewing process. Answers to the other puzzles are printed below. October 6 through Dec. 5 TROTTERS and PACERS RACING Tuesdays through Saturdays ● Pori-Mutuel ● Daily Double CHICAGO — The American Meat Institute said today that wholesale and retail beef prices are up to 15 per cent lower than last year. "Contrary to some erroneous charges which have been made recently, consumers benefit fully from the lower cattle price prevailing now," the institute said. The institute, which represents local packers, issued in statement to clients to demand a commercial investigation of the price situation. Critics have charged that retail food prices have failed to follow the decline at price paid to farmers and producers. The institute said the drop in wholesale and retail beef prices is almost identical with the decline in cattle price, which ranged from 17 to 20 per cent lower than it was on Sept. 14 at Chicago as compared with May 20 at Pontiac, just over a percent decrease," the institute said. Prime grade beef for the same price declined to per cent at wholesale, though so can be seen. In all good grades beef is sold on a per cent basis. A large number of customers will be able to purchase beef at the garden room at E.P. Park. Installed as President Danielle Alpha Betta William Chamber, Inc., graver of Robertson Troy-president; Secretary Johnsen Blenheim; Artillian William Britton Calhoun, Richard Truman, U.S.A. president; Org Tucker, vice president. Guests New Leaf Speakers Hot Fall Installation Anahin Toastmaster arranged that fall combined installation Night dinner meeting Garden Room at E.P. Park. RACING Tuesdays three Saturdays • Pari-Mutuels • Daily Double HOLLYWOOD Admission $2.50 tax incl. PARK post: 120 N. Third Street Telephone: 1-800-346-7900 presentation by WESTERN MARKETS RACING ASSOCIATION THIS WEEK GET A DOUBLE PAY-OFF on a new MERCURY Get details today from GOGERTY—MERCURY 222 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Firemen Battle Four Major Fires By UNITED PRESS Firefighters battled today to control four major forest and brush fires in Ventura and San Diego counties that have blackened over 20,000 acres. More than 200 men put a fire line on the southern boundary of flames burning on the mountain ridge between the Santa Clara and Simi valleys in Ventura but the flames, fanned by strong winds, were reported heading east toward the Oakridge and Torrey canyon oil fields. The blaze, which started Saturday, has charred more than 10,000 acres of brush and grazing land and forced temporary closing of Highway 23 between Fillmore and Moorpark yesterday. In San Diego county, more than 400 men fought for the third day to control flames that have blackened more than 6,500 acres in the Bronco Flats area of Cleveland National Forest. Reinforcements from Stanislaus and Plumas National Forests in Northern California and 83 Zuni indians from New Mexico were put on the fire line. Another fire has destroyed 4,500 acres of brush in Pauma valley, south of Mt. Palomar. Two more blazes were reported sweep down either side of Highway west of Pala. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. "Two Price" Plan for Farm Supports Gets New Lease on Life From Ike CHICAGO UP — The "Two price" plan for farm supports, born and then buried in the 1920s got a new lease on life today as the Eisenhower administration turned thumbs down on direct supports for nagrag meat prices. In a major speech before the American Meat Institute last night Secretary of Agriculture Erna Taft Benson said the federal government would not support beef on the producer level, nor would it Gets New Lease on Life From Ike CHICAGO UP — The "Two price" plan for farm supports, born and then buried in the 1920s, got a new lease on life today as the Eisenhower administration turned thumbs down on direct supports for nagging meat prices. In a major speech before the American Meat Institute last night Secretary of Agriculture Erna Taft Benson said the federal government would not support beef on the producer level, nor would it buy for storage to "peg" the market. Talk on Old System But Benson said at a news conference that its department may try to revive interest in the two price system of supports and said there had been talk on Capitol Hill of reviving the old proposal. He explained that under the two price system, a farmer with 1000 bushels of wheat would sell a portion, say 600 bushels, at government support prices and market the remainder at prevailing world prices. In his speech, Benson blamed dropping cattle and lamb prices that have caught livestock man in a "cost-price" squeeze on the "miguided" attempts of the recent Democratic administration to suppress inflation with price controls. Benson acknowledged the gravity of the farmer flight, particularly in critical drought areas, but said "the situation is already much more stabilized." The American people literally are using as one of the best problems," he said. "Most is going into storage." Benson said his advisors, including calfmen themselves, have opposed direct price support subsidies by the government, as on field crops. He said he will not recommend any. The secretary said, too, that the administration would not buy beef to "peg" the market, not will it buy and there heavy stocks of beef to hang over for future markets. He did say that the government will continue to buy meat in connection in the market place for direct use, and chief the decision to buy beef, gray and hamburger for school lunch programs during the recent drought as an example of this. 16th Tot Suffocates Within Two Months GRAND HAVEN, Mich. (UP)—In old refrigerator became a death trap yesterday for four-year-old Panella Pitman, 18 16th Tot Suffocates Within Two Months GRAND HAVEN, MICH. 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