anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-28

July Fourth Celebrants Warned of Fire Hazard With the Fourth of July weekend close at hand all residents of Orange County are being urged by Stat Forest Ranger J. A. Sherman to use extreme care with fire and fireworks over the holiday period. Because of a lush growth of grass resulting from winter rains and the extremely dry condition of the foothills and mountains a critical fire problem will exist in Southern California as thousands of motorists seek holiday recreation in the mountain areas. In the valley areas there is additional hazard to life and property from discharging of fireworks around homes and other buildings. Ranger Sherman pointed out that igniting or setting off fireworks of any description in forest, watershed, range or grass lands, is prohibited by law, and his Division will rigidly enforce these regulations over the critical holiday period. Safe and sane fireworks which are approved by the State Fire Marshal's Office are legal in the unincorporated valleys areas of Orange County if they are discharged in a safe area away from any dry grass, weeds or other flammable material; Firecrackers, torpedoes, skyrockets, roman candles, aerial bombs and other dangerous fireworks are prohibited by State law. Close adult supervision of children who are permitted access of fireworks will do much to prevent injuries or burns and will promote a more fire-safe holiday. Ranger Scherman listed the following four suggestions to residents planning on trips to foothill and mountain areas of Southern California over July 4th weekend: 1. If you have purchased any fireworks, or are planning to do so, make certain that none are transported by you to any forest or mountain area. 2. If planning on camping out, or having a picnic fire, be sure to obtain the necessary campfire permit from a ranger. 3. Obey "No Smoking" closure signs. Remember — these areas are closed to smoking while driving through in your vehicle. Smoking is permitted only at place of habitation, camp grounds, and posted areas. 4. Certain areas are closed to all public use because of the extreme fire hazard. Respect the closed area fire prevention signs. Ranger Scherman said he is certain that many dangerous, potential fires can be prevented by every citizen observing these simple rules. MOVIE MATES MARRY—Arlene Dahl, 28, pose after Frontier Chapel in Las Vegas times publicized as filmdoer Garbo and Gilbert." Firm Here Named as Sprinkler Distributor Appointment of the Home Mechanic Company as distributor of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company's new all-weather rubber underground sprinkling tem was announced this week. H. D. Poster, manager of G... SAFEWAY FOR WESTERN APPETITES For Western appetites morning, noon, and night the year around there's nothing like reasing tempting taste of crisp bacon nestled among farm-fresh guaranteed eggs. For low prices . . . shop Safeway, Today! SLICED BACON 1-st. sealed package lb. 59¢ Morrell Yorkshire, Wilson Corn King, or Kingan's Circle "K" Brands. FRESH EGGS MEDIUM SIZE GRADE AA doz. 39¢ CREAM O' THE CROP BRAND, tops in quality. Freshness protected by controlled refrigeration from Southern California farms to you by Safeway. Be sure of the best in EGGS . . . Shop SAFEWAY. Other Values in Meat Section VEAL ROLL BONELESS FOR ROASTING lb. 49¢ SPARERIBS Select Eastern Pork Medium size, 3 to 5 lbs. CORNED BEEF Boneless Brisket with mild cure. Serve hot or cold. GROUND BEEF VISKING PACK lb. 39¢ For a tasty meat loaf, for delicious hamburgers, be sure to buy Safeway ground beef. Made fresh daily from whole sides of selected beef and packed in Visking under State inspection. Additional Grocery Section Values BUTTER DAIRY GLEN BRAND FIRST QUALITY GRADE A lb. 59¢ OLIVES CALIFORNIA GIFT 8-oz. 39¢ GROUND BEEF VISKING PACK lb. 39¢ For a tasty meat loaf, for delicious hamburgers, be sure to buy Safeway ground beef. Made fresh daily from whole sides of selected beef and packed in Visking under State inspection. Additional Grocery Section Values BUTTER DAIRY GLEN BRAND FIRST QUALITY GRADE A lb. 59¢ OLIVES CALIFORNIA GIFT PIMIENTO STUFFED 8-oz. Jar 39¢ HALF & HALF Pint Carton 18¢ Quarl Carton 35¢ Lucerne brand. Half milk, half cream, homogenized. Price effective in local milk marketing area. RASPBERRY JELLY ROLL Regularly 23c SPECIAL EACH 19¢ DATE NUT SNAILS Curtsy Brand Freshly Baked pkg. of 3 22¢ SKYLARK BREAD Enriched white or wheat. Regu-lar or sandwich. Large Bid. Leaf 26¢ LOW CALORIE COTTAGE CHEESE Blossom Time Brand NEW: High Protein Half Pint Cup 14¢ Produce Section Values BELL PEPPERS CALIFORNIA WONDERS lb. 8¢ Use as is on salads, or stuff with ground beef and bake. CABBAGE Freshly-cut, solid heads that are fine to cook with corned beef or to slice cold for slew. BANANAS Central American grown, Firm, golden-ripe large size fruit. Priced low! lb. 15¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 29, 30, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN ANAHEIM Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. SAFEWAY Your Local Safeway 135 S. Lemon, Anaheim LOGGER FINDS TOT MISSING TWO DAYS ON PEAK MARKLEEVILLE, Calif., (UP) A logger who "tried to think like a five-year-old" found little Kathy Paxton near the summit of an 8500-foot Sierra Nevada pass where she had wandered for two days. Alvin Van Dell, 30-year-old logger from Pine Grove, Calif., rescued Kathy yesterday on the west side of Kit Carson Pass, two miles south-east of the camp from which she wandered off Friday evening. She was sleepy and hungry after her ordeal, but otherwise in good spirits. An ambulance took her to the home of friends in Carson City, Nev. Her mother, Mrs. Phyllis Crandall, said the five-year-old Khy was "grumpy when we tried to put her to bed, but that's natural." Hurt by Tumble The little girl had fallen and blackened her right eye and had suffered a cut on the back of her head, along with several bruises. However, Capt. Edward Lundell of Stead Air Force Base, near Reno, said he was amazed there was no sign of a cold or chest congestion. Kathy spent two nights in the open in temperatures that fell as low as 34 degrees. She was wearing only a red cowboy suit under a light sweater. She had come with her mother and stepfather; Stephen Crandall of Cupertino, Calif., and her 6 1-2-yea r- old brother, Petey, to camp at Wood Lake in El Dorado National Forest. Friday evening she and Petey walked to public rest rooms a short distance from the Crandall camp. Petey came back, but Kathy did not. They Play Hunch A full-scale search was launched MOVIE MATES MARRY—Film stars Fernando Lamas, 38, and Gene Dahl, 28, pose after their double-ring wedding in the Last Frontier Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada. The movie couple is sometimes publicized as filmdom's "most exciting combination since Marbo and Gilbert." Here Named as Brinkler Distributor Pointment of the Home Engling Company as distributor of Boodyear Tire and Rubber Company's new all-weather, allunderground sprinkling systems announced this week by Foster, manager of Goodyear's products division, Akron, Ohio. Headed by C. M. McHenry and N. E. McGinnis, partners, the newly appointed distributor has served the Orange County area for six years. The result of long experience and experimentation by Goodyear engineers, the new sprinkling system combines the advantage of easy self-installation with flexibility and safety. Because it is unaffected by ordinary soil and water conditions, or sudden changes in temperature, the practically indestructible underground system has an indefinite life expectancy. Introduction of the new unit marks the first time a low cost permanent sprinkler system has been made available to the home owner. Located at 913 North Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, the company also handles John Mansville insulation and weather-stripping products. DR. C. M. O'BRIEN Palmer Specific Chiropractor KE. 5-7839 502 E. Center Anaheim Mosquitoes and Flies Don't be chewed to bits by these blood-thirsty pests. Just burn a little Buhach wherever you want peace and comfort. For Real Results Get Fast-Acting BUHACH At Drug, Grocery Stores and Pet Shops It really pays to advertise A. Peak of Galesburg, to police that a kayak from his backyard. New counts of the incident in the kayak was "very tense." Wednesday the kayak in Peak's yard with the note attached: "You're The Thief." William Wolfe of Ohio, said he wasn't to ed when burger brooks home and stole a saccheries. What did annoy him said, was that the ring in the tub where arently took a bath. Another William, Willis, 39, of New York, saw in his yard early one man dressed and pursued them on foot then in his convertible. After cornering the pi gellis stepped from the front the man. The pro ed a gun, relieved Engel and drove off in the c In Madison, Wis., a old boy did some light work on his new jalopy picked Kathy up in his ran down the hill to where her mother, stepbrother were waiting. 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GLEANED FROM FILE THIRTEEN Compiled by Jim Duncan From the Wires of United Press It really pays to advertise. William A. Peak of Galesburg, Ill. reported to police that a kayak was stolen from his backyard. Newspaper accounts of the incident noted that the kayak was "very tippy." Wednesday the kayak was back in Peak's yard with the following note attached: "You're so right—The Thief." William Wolfe of Columbus, Ohio, said he wasn't too annoyed day night and then decided to try it out. Minutes later he was arrest-for driving without a muffler, windshield wipers, horn, rear view mirror, tall lights, headlights, brakes, and a driver's license. She had a point. Six-year-old Jessie Gonzales of Los Angeles, who had been missing from her home for home for 16 hours, was only Annual Bike Day Slated Here July 1 Annual Bike Day, July 1, was announced today by the Anaheim Recreation Department and will begin at 1 p.m. in City Park when decorated bicycles of local children compete for prizes. A parade through Anaheim will follow the judging of bikes, it was learned. Included among the events will be races, individual stunts, paper throwing, maneuvering and balancing. All children under 16 years of It really pays to advertise. William A. Peak of Galesburg, Ill. reported to police that a kayak was stolen from his backyard. Newspaper accounts of the incident noted that the kayak was "very tippy." Wednesday the kayak was back in Peak's yard with the following note attached: "You're so right—The Thief." William Wolfe of Columbus, Ohio, said he wasn't too annoyed when burgar broke into his home and stole a sack of groceries. What did annoy him, Wolfe said, was that the thief left a ring in the tub where he apparently took a bath. Another William, William Engellis, 39, of New York, saw a prowler in his yard early one morning. He dressed and pursued the man, first on foot then in his car, a 1951 convertible. After cornering the prowler, Engellis stepped from the car to confront the man. The prowler pulled a gun, relieved Engellis of $71 and drove off in the convertible. In Madison, Wis. a 15-year-old boy did some light repair work on his new jalopy Thursday. picked Kathy up in his arms and ran down the hill to a clearing where her mother, stepfather and brother were waiting. "I've been looking for you in those big rocks, daddy," she said. "And I was looking for you in those big rocks, Kathy," Crandall replied. day night and then decided to try it out. Minutes later he was arrest-for driving without a muffler, windshield wipers, horn, rear view mirror, tall lights, headlights, brakes, and a driver's license. She had a point. Six-year-old Jessie Gonzales of Los Angeles, who had been missing from her home for home for 16 hours, was only mildly interested when juvenile officers found her roaming the streets. Officers asked her if she had been worried. The little girl replied, "I'm not lost. It's my house that's lost." In Redondo Beach, John Brock, 24, was minding his own business in a movie when Carl Capossi 24, suddenly punched him in the jaw. Brock discovered his wife, Ruth, had gotten in an argument with Capossi after he stumbled over her feet trying to find a seat in the dark. And Ruth, it seems, referred Capossi to her husband. Here's a story with a snap in it. The Province of Quebec has a real squeeze on the Canadian corset industry. During 1952, final production figures show, 20 firms in Quebec produced 68 per cent of all Canadian corsets. The "What's in a Name" Department. Marriage for this young lady will mean only the change of an "o" to an "e". Cpl. Sophie L. Wismowski of Mt. Pleasant, Pa., will marry Pfc. Casimir J. Wismowski of Cleveland, Ohio, in September. In Knoxville, Tenn., Miguel Pszyk, 24, disliked his name and had it changed in Federal Court to Michael Pszyk. In Grand Prairie, Tex. retiring President Gladys Drake of the Grand Prairie Business and Professional Women's Club announced this week that Mrs. Juanita Willis had been selected for a perfect attendance pin because she hadn't missed a single meeting during the past year. Mrs. Willis couldn't accept the pin, however. She was absent. Annual Bike Day, July 1, was announced today by the Anaheim Recreation Department and will begin at 1 p.m. in City Park when decorated bicycles of local children compete for prizes. A parade through Anaheim will follow the judging of bikes, it was learned. Included among the events will be races, individual stunts, paper throwing, maneuvering and balancing. All children under 16 years of age are invited to participate. All events will be divided into two classes: Class A for boys and girls between the ages of 6-10; and class B for boys and girls between ages 11-16. All entrants must have current city licenses on their bicycles, it was stressed. Applications for the contest are now being taken by the recreation department in city park, it was announced. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin In Grand Prairie, Tex., retiring President Gladys Drake of the Grand Prairie Business and Professional Women's Club announced this week that Mrs. Juanita Willis had been selected for a perfect attendance pin because she hadn't missed a single meeting during the past year. Mrs. Willis couldn't accept the pin, however. She was absent. County Jail Escapee Nabbed in Los Angeles SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Orange County jail's 6-man escapee list was narrowed by one today. Cecilia Brown, 37, was back behind bars after he was picked up by Los Angeles police Saturday. Brown, who gave his address at time of arrest as 700 Indiana Street, Venice, Calif., was serving a year on non-support charge when he escaped from a county hospital work crew. 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