anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-13

Coast's Belshe Caps JC Career With Three California Swim Championships Orange Coast College freshman Buddy Belshe last week climaxed a perfect junior college swimming career by winning three state championships and the meet highpoint trophy in the California JC Championship Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at Fresno State College. Limited by jaysee regulations to three individual events, Bud won the state titles in the 1500 meter, 220 yard and quartermile freestyle races at Fresno. The week previous the ex-Huntington Beach-High All-American had won the Southern California crown in the same three events and before that three Eastern Conference gold medals. In all three meets Belshe tied Fullerton JC's Jim Stevenson for the Helm's Athletic Foundation highpoint awards. Belshe opened the three-day met in the FSC pool Thursday evening with a first in the 65-lap 1500 meter freestyle, winning in a pool record of 20 min. 9 sec., the best JC time in the nation for the event. Friday evening the OCC aquator walked away with the 220 in 2:17.4 after smashing the existing Fresno pool record with a 2:17 flat in the prelimits. His third victory came Saturday night as he covered the 17 laps of the 440 in 4:56 for another pool record and national best time. The two man Coast Squad of Belshe and Chuck Atkinson finished sixth in the team standings out of a field of fifteen. Atkinson picked up a fourth place medal in the 220, a fifth spot in the 1500 and a sixth in the 440. Fullerton's defending champs rolled up 86 marks to Los Angeles City College's 69-1-2 and Compton's 60-1-2. Team scoring: Fullerton 86; Los Angeles CC 69-1-2; Stockton 33; Santa Monica 30; Orange Coast 27; Mt. San Antonio 14; Sacramento 12 Vellejo 5; El Camino 5; Santa Rose 2; Bakersfield 1; Los Angeles Valley, Taft and Montery Peninsula did not score. Anaheim Tennis Trap City Council At least once in their careers, Anaheim City Councilmen found themselves on a spot! Members of the Anaheim Tennis Club led by three comely female members and two youthful male members were present at Tuesday night's session in city hall to request city construction of a "back-board" on which to practice their game. The position in which Council found itself came about when the teenagers presented a check for $50 as part payment of the proposed back-board which was estimated to cost "several hundred dollars." Explanation to the trustees was made by Recreation Director Don Derr who pointed out that a board AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR "REO" Elks to Hollow Palsy Bowling Crashing the Ma Results of the Orange Telephone Leagues Tour completed last week at the way Bowl are as follows: First Place Women — Gulina (631) High Game Scratch Wet Del Anderson (210) First Place Men — P. (571) High Game Scratch Men Jones (200) Orange County Telecom Final Team Standings W Dreamers Belle Alires The Ringers Pin Busters Bella Peppers Roll-saw Alley Cats Hot Shots Gutter Dusters Strikes & Spades Cheers Dragonettes High Individual Games at cap—Pat Hood (243), Millbins (241) High Individual Series at cap—B. Pletch (640) High Team Game — I (789) TUESDAY MEN'S HAND Leonard Precision Cherry Rivets Team No. 5 Bottonff Painters Team No. 3 Team No. 6 High Team Games—Cherie et. High Individual Games Garvey (223), Bill Beck (High Individual Series Justice (669)) FREEWAY MAJOR T Cow Punchers Casey-Eekham, Pontiac Morse's Market Team No. 6 DTS Ploy Cement Pipe Los Nadas High Individual Games Betts (224), Bob Roemm AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR "REO" POWER LAWN MOWERS Easy Payments ORVAL'S "Your Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 410 West Center Ph. KE 5-2759 The position in which Council found itself came about when the teenagers presented a check for $50 as part payment of the proposed back-board which was estimated to cost "several hundred dollars." Explanation to the trustees was made by Recreation Director Don Derr who pointed out that a board constructed of redwood would provide the 150 club members with facilities to practice their game by bouncing the ball against the wall. Sensing their entrapment, the Council members referred plans for the back-board to the administrative officer for study and future action. 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Vaughn (71) High Game Scratch Men—Heber Jones (200) Orange County Teleo League Final Team Standings W L Dreamers 72 24 Belle Airs 64 22 The Ringers 60 26 Pin Bulkers 59 27 Bella Peppers 53 24 Roll-a-way 52 44 Alley-Cats 47 45 Hot Shots 45 51 Gutter Dusters 45 51 Strikes & Spikes 33 62 Cheers 23 73 Dragonettes 23 73 High Individual Games at Handi-p—Pat Hood (242), Millie Dobna (241) High Individual Series at Handi-p—B. Pletsch (640) High Team Game — Draamers (59) TUESDAY MEN'S HANDICAP W L Leonard Precision 4 2 Cherry Rivela 4 2 Team No. 8 5 Bottorff Palnters 3 3 Team No. 3 2 4 Team No. 6 1 5 High Team Game—Cherry Riv- (1035) High Individual Game — Jim Harvey (223), Bill Beck (223) High Individual Series — Doc Justice (609) FREEWAY MAJOR TRIO W L Low Punchers 4 4 Casey-Eekham, Ponfiac 5 8 Oregon's Market 4 4 Team No. 6 4 TS 3½ 4⅔ Joy Cement Pipe 2⅔ 4⅔ Joas Nadas 3 5 High Individual Game — Wardettia (224), Bob Roehm (224) The Anaheim Elks Lodge 1345 in conjunction with the California Elks Association is holding its First Annual Cerebral Palsy Bowling Tournament at the Freeway Bowl. Bowling Chairman Jerry Schiller announced that the tournament is a 3 game singles Handicap event and is open to all bowlers men or women. Part of the entry fee from each bowler goes into the California Elks Cerebral Palsy Fund and the tournament ends May 31, 1954. There will be one prize for each ten entries and the bowlers may enter and bowl as often as they wish. Alleys will be available at the Freeway Bowl at all times for the tournament. Reservations may be made by phoning KEystone 5-8522. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Pirates Still Top Conference Despite Loss to Fullerton JC Orange Coast College's first place Pirates today had a 10–6 defeat from Fullerton JC without losing in the P Conference baseball race. The situation may be a temporary one, however. Chand place Panther's also lost Friday to Mt. San Antonio they's filed a protest with the conference athletic commissioner after Mt. SAC coach John Arrambide stormed onto the field to dispute an umpire's decision allegedly without first calling time out. Riverside, with a 3–2 win over San Bernardino, still holds third place. Fullerton, trailing 5–4 as they came to bat in the last of the Eastern Conference Standings W L Pet. Orange Coast 8 2.800 Chaffey 8 2.677 Riverside 5 4.556 Mt. San Antonio 5 5.500 Fullerton 4 5.444 Santa Ana 2 6.250 San Bernardino 2 7.222 seventh inning on their own diamond, blew the game wide open with a six-run rally. All the damage came after two were out. Norm Sagara walked. Art Schade singled a rick was hit by a pitil fill the bases. When O Dick Ramella threw Gary Meger, coach W ens lifted him and bro McCarter. The strategy failed walked Mieger as well batter, Jack Mount, two runs. Joe Keltner to deep right-center ap van singled home Ke Ted Herrera started rates and lasted 2 Ramella worked 21-3 a two. The loss was cha mella. Dave Thayer, Fullerton's starting h Gonzales in the seven credit for the win. Orange Coast .003,001 SAFEWAY "IT'S PRICES LIKE THESE THAT HELP ME SAVE MONEY" Yes... prices like these, a few picked at random from hundreds of typical values all over your Safeway save you money every day. Down the orderly process prices at the registered food stores and pharmacies. IT'S PRICES LIKE THESE THAT HELP ME SAVE MONEY Yes... prices like these, a few picked at random from hundreds of typical values all over your Safeway store save you money every day. Down the orderly grocery aisles, at the refrigerated dairy foods and meat cans in the "Garden Room" crisp with the better produce that means better values—you always find good eats for low prices. Depend on it, the more you buy at Safeway—the more you save! MAYONNAISE Nu Made brand. (Pint jar, 36c.) quart jar 59¢ PRESERVES Empress Grape. 3 20-oz. jars 100¢ TOMATOES Gardenside brand. 2 28-oz. cans 27¢ SUGAR PEAS Highway brand. 2 17-oz. cans 23¢ NIBLETS CORN Whole kernel golden, vacuum pack. 12-oz. can 16¢ CUT BEANS Gardenside brand, green. 2 16-oz. cans 23¢ SLICED CHEESE Dutch Mill. American, Swiss, pimiento. 8-oz. pkg. 27¢ MEAT VALUES AT SAFEWAY Wherever you shop at Safeway ... in a deluxe self-service unit, or a neighborhood Service market you can be sure that the meats will be the same high quality every time ... guaranteed to be full meal value every time you buy. FRYING RABBITS FRESH LOCAL lb. 55¢ SLICED BACON RATH BLACK HAWK 1-lb. sealed package 81¢ FRANKFURTERS SOMERSET No. 1 Skinless (V2-lb., 23c.) 1-lb. pkg. 45¢ SAUSAGE PUKE PORK 1-lb. roll 49¢ BULK LINKS per lb. 69¢ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET With mild cure. Serve hot or cold. lb. 49¢ FRING KABBITS LOCAL lb. 53¢ SLICED BACON RATH BLACK HAWK 1-lb. sealed package 81¢ FRANKFURTERS SOMERSET No. 1 Skinless (½-lb., 23c.) 1-lb. pkg. 45¢ SAUSAGE PUKE PORK 1-lb. roll 49¢ BULK LINKS per lb. 69¢ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET With mild cure. Serve hot or cold. lb. 49¢ GROUND BEEF VISKING PACKED Freshly made. State inspected. lb. 39¢ BEEF LIVER SLICED. Fine with onions. lb. 45¢ VEAL ROLL BONELESS For roasting. lb. 49¢ Captain's Choice Top Quality Sea Foods Breaded Shrimp Ready to cook. 10-oz. pkg. 59¢ Halibut Steaks Pan Ready. lb. 55¢ Kadota Figs Kelvin brand. In heavy syrup. California Fig Week feature. 16-oz. can 19¢ Catalina Apple Butter 28-oz. jar 29¢ Friskies Dog Food Made by Albers. 2 16-oz. cans 25¢ Ivory Snow Pure granulated soap for dishes and fine lingerie. 12½-oz. pkg. 30¢ Ivory Flakes 99.44/100% pure. For clothes, dishes. 12½-oz. box 30¢ Cliffchar Briquets 10-lb. pkg. 98¢ 20-lb. pkg. 1.89 Zee Napkins Green, peach, white or yellow. (Dinner size, pkg. of 40.,10c.) pkg. of 80 10¢ LUCERNE MILK VALUES Prices in local milk marketing area. Homogenized Quart carton 20½¢ Concentrated Quart carton 49½¢ Each quart makes 3 quarts table milk. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., MAY 13, 14, 15, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. (Thru Sunday in Stores open Sunday) Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. STORE HOURS: INCLUDING MEAT SECTION PARK FREE AT 135 S. LEMON Conference Bullerton JC place Pirates today had absorbed a without losing in the Eastern JC library one, however. Chaffey's secriday to Mt. San Antonio, 10—3 but Art Schade singled and Ed Patrick was hit by a pitched ball to fill the bases. When Coast pitcher Dick Ramella threw two balls to Gary Meger, coach Wendell Pickens lifted him and brought in Dick McCarter. The strategy failed as McCarter walked Miger as well as the next batter, Jack Mount, to force in two runs. Joe Keltner then tripled to deep right-center and Ted Sulli van singled home Keltner. Ted Herrera started for the Pitrates and lasted 2-3 innings. Ramella worked 21-3 and McCarter two. The loss was charged to Famella. Dave Thayer, who relived Fullerton's starting hurler Richie Gonzales in the seventh, received credit for the win. R H E Orange Coast ... 003 001 101—1 14 1 Oaks Top Stars in 21 Innings, 5-1 SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — The Oakland Oaks got back into first place in the Pacific Coast League today by making four the hard way — four runs in the 21st inning to top Hollywood, 5-1. Seattle kept pace with a 2-1 squeaker over Portland and the San Francisco Seals embarked on a two-game winning streak by downing Los Angeles 6-2. Oakland ... 100 000 000 000 000 4 5 14 1 Hollywood ... 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 1 11 2 Gettel and Landini, Cutti 14; Hall and Malone, Dorton 11. KANSAS SETS RELAY MARK LINCOLN, Neb., (UP) — Kansas State's mile relay team set a new Kansas-Nebraska record of 3:20.2 yesterday as State scored a 70-61 win over Nebraska in a track meet. Fullerton ... 000 400 60x—10 7 4 T. Herrera, Ramella (4), McCarter (7) and E. Herrera Gonzales, Thayer (7) and Sullivan. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results San Diegian Cops Yellowtail Derby SAN DIEGO (UP) — Russell Light of San Diego, today drove a new sedan he won for catching the largest yellowtail in the first quarter fishoff of the $25,000 San Diego Yellowtail Derby. Light's fish weighed 33 pounds, 14 ounces. Carol Shive, of Downey, caught a yellowtail weighing 33 pounds, 9 ounces, for second place and prizes of a boat, motor, and trailer. Hy Takano, Los Angeles, with a catch of 28 pounds, 7 ounces, won a house trailer. Other top finishers included D.S. Bodie, Chula Vista, 27 pounds; T. pounds; 12 ounces; Enar Lowerburg, San Diego, 20 pounds; 14 ounces; Lucile Brotton, San Diego, 17 pounds; 13 ounces, and Jed Welsh, Long Beach, 17 pounds. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin BLACK TEA Canterbury brand Compare the flavor and price with other quality teas. ¼-lb. 29¢ 16-bag 15¢ pkg. (½-lb.,55c.)(48-bag,43c.) Lipton's Yellow Label. ¼-lb. 33¢ 16-bag 19¢ pkg. (½-lb.,63c.)(48-bag,53c.) ORANGE THESE VE MONEY!" Stock Up at These Prices CHERUB MILK Evaporated, Homogenized. Vitamin D increased. No better milk at any price. Buy several cans today. SPECIAL LOW PRICE lall can 11¢ TORPEDO TUNA CHUNK STYLE Green label. 6-oz. can 27¢ GRATED Yellow label. 6-oz. can 23¢ SAVE 10¢ on the purchase of one pound of SUNNYBANK MARGARINE. Just bring this coupon to your nearby Safeway store. Save 10c on 1-lb. Sunnybank Margarine. Offer expires May 31, 1954. Cash value 1/20th of 1 cent. Orange Iced GOLD LAYER CAKE SPECIAL 59¢ Regularly 75c Other Curtsy Values Pound Cake 10-oz. size 32c Dessert Shells pho. of 17c Hot Dog Rolls pho. of 15c Barbecue Buns pho. of 15c ENTER Skylarkis SUNNYBANK MARGARINE Golden cubes, foil wrapped. TODAY'S PRICE lb. 28¢ with coupon lb. 18¢ AIRWAY COFFEE Mild and mellow blend. 1-lb. bag 98¢ NOB HILL COFFEE Tops in quality. 1-lb. bag 1.01 FIG-BARS Jane Arden. 11¼-oz. pkg. 29¢ Made with California Figs. GRAHAM CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 30¢ Pirates Gold brand. HI HO CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 34¢ A Sunshine product. FLOUR Kitchen Craft. (2-lb., 25c; 10-lb., 99c.) 5-lb. bag 52¢ TEA GARDEN DRIPS 24-oz. Other Curry Values Pound Cake 10 oz. 32c Dessert Shells pkg of 4 17c Hot Dog Rolls pkg of 6 15c Barbecue Buns pkg of 6 15c ENTER Skylark's BUICK-A-WEEK CONTEST A Buick given each week for 6 weeks... plus 630 appliance prizes. Entry blanks at the Skylark Bread Section Skylark Bread Values Multi-Grain std. leaf 22c Whole Wheal 100% std. leaf 22c FIG. BARS Jane Arden. 11¼-oz. pkg. Made with California Figs. 29¢ GRAHAM CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. Pirates Gold brand. 30¢ HI HO CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. A Sunshine product. 34¢ FLOUR Kitchen Craft. (2-lb., 25c; 10-lb., 99c.) 5-lb. bag 52¢ TEA GARDEN DRIPS 24-oz. bottle 37¢ High quality table syrup. SUNMAID RAISINS 15-oz. pkg. Fancy Thompson Seedless. 15¢ SEEDLESS RAISINS 2-lb. bag 29¢ Vine Crest brand. M.J.B. WHITE RICE 14-oz. pkg. (28-oz. pkg., 33c.) 17¢ SALAD DRESSING pint jar 33¢ Duchess brand. (Quart, 55c.) Safeway's the place to buy PRODUCE Fresh! Fresh! Fresh! It's just like picking vegetables and fruit out of your own garden or orchard when you shop at the produce section of your Safeway. Be sure of the-best in produce . . . shop Safeway. FRESH CORN Golden Cross Variety Tender, Sweet Kernels. ear 5¢ WHITE ONIONS New crop 3 lbs. 10¢ GREEN CABBAGE Locally Grown lb. 2¢ SAFEWAY Daily—Sunday Thru Wednesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.