anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-29

BAKING FOR FAIR — Organized as the Stitching Susles of Buena Park, this group of 4-H girls who have achieved success in the line of sewing, have turned to the art of cookery for the 1954 Orange County Fair. Under the leadership of Mrs. Wallace Bagley, this group has been working at foods only a few months. Here they prepare a cake for demonstration. From left, Lena Showalter, Barbara Wingert, Nancy Lopp and Marguerita Shearer. California Calendar Californians and their tourist guests will find a variety of mid-summer entertainment everywhere in the State during the month of July, with such events as the Placer and Solano County Fairs, Silverado Rodeo, Portuguese Festival, San Juan Fiesta Rodeo, Shakespeare Festival and a National Horse Show heading the list of celebrations, according to the Travel and Recreation Committee of the California State Chamber of Commerce. Other attractions include music festivals, golf and tennis tournaments, community fairs, art shows and flower shows, fishing derbies, a beach festival, horse shows and Peninsula Country Club, Pebble Beach, July 5-8. Solano County Fair, Horse Show and Rodeo, fifth annual, Vallejo, July 5-14. Placer County Fair, Rodeo and Horse Show, Roseville, July 8-11. Junior Trail Ride, Concord, July Huntington Beach And Fourth of J HUNTINGTON BEACH — An air of anxiety hangs this coastal city today as preparations are being completed for the observance of Huntington Beach's Golden Anniversary celebration and the annual Orange County Fourth of July Parade and Celebration July 2, 3, 4, and 5. Kickoff for the four-day filled spectacle will be the conclusion of the Queen and her Court at 8 p.m. July 2. In the Pavilion followed by the Judging of the whiskerino contest first prize of $5 going to the winner. There will also be a $25 awarded to the person dressed the best vigilante. Next is the Golden Jubilee tume contest with first prize to best lady contest with a $50 going to the best lady and the male. There will also be ribbon and trophies awarded. The remainder of the event will be devoted to dancing music by The Pastels. No admission will be charged. Fishing Contest For the youngsters on Friday there will be a fishing competition open to any boy or girl under years of age. The kids will from the Elsie II burge between hours of 6 a.m., and 5 p.m., and boy or girl who catches the last fish will be awarded a complete fishing outfit including a cuttas rod, a reel, line and mackerel. The fish will be weighed after last boat. The Kid's Day parade starts at urday's activities at 11 a.m. Reservation period will be from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Orange Avenue Fifth street, Grand Marshal be Sheriff John, star of Car time on TV station KTLA. All trants in the parade must be costume and is open to all. summer entertainment everywhere in the State during the month of July, with such events as the Place and Solano County Fairs, Silverado Rodeo, Portuguese Festival, San Juan Fiesta Rodeo, Shakespeare Festival and a National Horse Show heading the list of celebrations, according to the Travel and Recreation Committee of the California State Chamber of Commerce. Other attractions include music festivals, golf and tennis tournaments, community fairs, art shows and flower shows, fishing derbies, a beach festival, horse shows and rodeos. The Lassen Peak Highway through Lassen Volcanic National Park was opened to public travel on June 19, terminating a month's intensive snow removal operation. Visitors may enjoy the trip through towering banks of snow for several weeks. Over 15-foot depths were encountered by the snow crews. As a safety measure, large vehicles and house trailers are not permitted to travel over a 12-mile section of one-way highway across the summit until the road is cleared to standard width. The roads to Butte Lake and Warner Valley are now open to the public. It is suggested that the following calendar be clipped and used as a reference. It will serve as a handy guide on July vacations or weekend journeys. Stanislaus County Centennial Celebration, through Stanislaus county, until October. Annual Midsummer Music Festivals, Sigmund Stern Grove, San Francisco, until Sept. 26. Salmon and Cod Deep Sea Fish Derby, Monterey Peninsula, until July 23. Carmel Shakespeare Festival, annual, Carmel, July 1-7, 8-10 and 13-17. Flower Fields in bloom, Santa Maria, more than 1000 flowers across more than 1500 acres. Flowers are now in their peak of perfection, until mid-september. Summer Garden Tours each Friday until September, Santa Barbara. Descanso Gardens Flower Wonderland, La Canada, all month. Griffith Park Observatory, "Trip to Marsh" Los Angeles, until Sept. 6. Venice Beach Surffestival, fourth annual, Venice, until Aug. 15. San Diego $25.000 Yellowtail Fishing Derby, eighth annual, San Diego, until Sept. 11. All-Women Transcontinental Air Peninsula Country Club, Pebble Beach, July 5-8. Solano County Fair, Horse Show and Rodeo, fifth annual, Valleo, July 5-14. Placer County Fair, Rodeo and Horse Show, Roseville, July 8-11. Junior Trail Ride, Concord, July 8-11. San Bruno Community Fair, San Bruno, July 8-11. Palo Alto Community Fair, second annual, Palio Alto, July 7 -11. Silverado Rodeo, 25th annual, Fortuna, July 10-11. Folk Dance Festival, ninth annual, College of Marin, Kentfield, July 11. Boat Races, Sacramento to Rio Vista, starts at 10 a.m., July 11. Portuguese Fiesta, FDESM, 26th annual, Manteca, July 10 -11. San Juan Fiesta Rodeo, 35th annual, San Juan Bautista, July 11. Bell Gardens, July 10. Bell Gardens Community Fair. Vista Art Show, eighth annual, Vista, July 11-25. La Jolla Tennis Championships. La Jolla Playground, 38th annual, July 10-18. San Diego County Amateur Golf Tournament, Country Club. La Jolla, July 10-11, 17-18 and 24-25. Soap Box Derby winner to go national competition at Akron. Ohio. San Diego. July 10. Santa Barbara National Horse Show and Flower Show, 30th annual Santa Barbara, July 12-18 Women's 54-Hole Golf Derby. Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Pebble Beach, July 13-16. California Rodeo. Horse Pair and Stock Show. 40th annual, Salinas. July 18. Miss Universe International Beauty Pageant, third annual Municipal Auditorium. Long Beach, July 15-25. Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters. 20th annual, Laguna Beach. July 17-Aug. 15. Pro-Ladies Golf Tournament. Del Monte Golf Course, Pebble Beach, July 18. Marion Hollins Memorial Scotch Foursomes. Pebble Beach Golf Course. July 17. Nebraska State Picnic. Bixby Park. Long Beach. July 17. Covered Wagon Caravan, annual. Lake Tahoe. Jul. 17;25. Gymkahana and Jackpot Roping. The Kid's Day parade starts at urdays' activities at 11 a.m. Reception period will be from 9:30 a.m. at Orange avenue Fifth street. Grand Marshal be Gheriff John, star of Card time on TV station KTLA. All trants in the parade must be costume and is open to all. The parade will travel south Main street to the Open Air Bowl. The judges reviewing stirs is to be located at Main street Walnut avenue. There will be first prize trophies, seven second rosettes and seven third roses plus a sweepstakes trophy award Stage Show At 2:30 p.m. the Open Air Bowl Amphitheater stage show will presented. Highlights of the event include Pepito. The Internation Clown." The Magic Toy Shift "The Cavalcade of the Bath Suit." The Hawaiian Ensemble and special acts of toe and a batic dancing. Bicycle and comedy acts. In the evening, the spott moves to the American Leisure Stadium for the jalopy races. Quiifying will begin at 6:30 with race slated for 8:30. Price of mission will be $1.25 per person for students. At 8:30 p.m. the Golden Joe Coronation Ball begins at Patio Ballroom featuring unby The Pastels. On Sunday, July 4. at 11 a.m. city will re-enact the arrival of the first Pacific Electric train and Pacific Electric and city officials will leave Los Angeles: 9:30 a.m. Members of the Piesteros Club in early California costumes will make up the photo of visitors and sightseers. TV motion picture cameras will cord the event. Band Concert The famed Southern Park band will present their concert at 2 p.m. in the Open Air Amp theater with Miss Sally Sheffield directing. Claude Killon is mager. At 3 p.m. there will be a hilous style show and 1904 battle beauty revue arranged by Ve Miller. At 3:30 the Golden Ju Bathing Beauty Pageant gets derway with Joe Graydon,rader TV and recording artist as man of ceremonies.The girls parting will be judged on: Summer Garden Toura each Friday until September, Santa Barbara. Descanso Gardens Flower Wonderland, La Canada, all month. Griffith Park Observatory, "Trip to Marl" Los Angeles, until Sept. 6. Venice Beach Surfestival, fourth annual, Venice until Aug. 15. San Diego $25,000 Yellowtail Fishing Derby, eighth annual, San Diego, until Sept. 11. All-Women Transcontinental Air Race, Long Beach Municipal Airport, July 1-3. Annual County Fair, Sacramento, July 1-4. Orange County Fourth of July Patriotic Parade and Huntington Beach Golden Anniversary, Huntington Beach, July 2-5. Amador County Centennial Marking, Celebration, Sutter Hill, July 3-4. Annual Likely Rodeo, Likely, July 3-4. Frontier Days Celebration, 28th annual, Willits, July 3-4. Semana Nautica—Water and Land Sport Festival, 30th annual, Santa Barbara, July 3-5. San Joaquin Valley Rangers Trail Ride, sixth annual, Stockton, July 3-5. Fourth of July Celebration, 37th annual, Chino, July 4. Rodeo and Western Parade, sixth annual, Big Bear Lake, July 4. Lions Club Fourth of July Fiesta, 10th annual, Covina, July 4. Hearst Speedboat Regatta, seventh annual, Marine Stadium, Long Beach, July 4. Midsummer Ski Derby, fifth anJuly 4. Fourth of July Celebration, Parade and Fireworks Display, 17th annual, Modesto, July 4. Fourth of July Celebration, fourth annual, Lynwood, July 4. Fireworks Celebration, Rainbow Pier, Long Beach, July 4. Yacht Races, Alamitos Bay, Long Beach July 4. Elks Rodeo and Race Meet, Santa Maria July 5-6. Northern Sectional Junior Girl Golf Championship, Monterey LOST SPECS SEE AGAIN ORLAND, Me. ©—Alvertie E. Gray, 69, is back to wearing his old gold-rimmed eyeglasses again. His son, Foster, found them in a woodland cart road where they had lain since Gray lost them 14 years ago while chopping wood. "The specs are good as new," says Gray. "so I loaned my new ones to a neighbor." Marion Hollins Memorial Scotch Foursomes, Pebble Beach Golf Course, July 17. Nebraska State Picnic, Bixby Park, Long Beach, July 17. Covered Wagon Caravan, annual, Lake Tahoe, Jul. 17;25. Gymkahana and Jackpot Roping, fourth annual, Williams Riding Club, Williams, July 20. Santa Barbara County Fair, 26th annual, Santa Maria, July 21-25. Illinois State Picnic, Bixby Park, Long Beach, July 24. Michigan State Picnic, Bixby Park, Long Beach, July 25. California Junior Mixed Foursomes, Monterey Peninsula Country Club, Pebble Beach, July 26. Humboldt County Fair, 52nd annual, Ferndale, July 26-Aug. 1. California Junior Girls Golf Championship. Del Monte Golf Course, Pebble Beach, July 27-31. Yuba-Sutter Fair, 14th annual, Yuba City, July 28-Aug. 1. Oxnard Community Fair, fifth annual, Oxnard, July 28-Aug. 1. California Ceramics. Hobby and Gift Show. Municipal Auditorium. Long Beach, July 28-Aug. 1. Woman's Club Flower Show. 15th annual. Big Bear Lake, July 29. Contra Costa County Fair. annual. Antioch, July 29-Aug. 1. Grand Fish-off. third annual. Monterey Peninsula. July 31-Aug. 1. Pebble Beach Summer Horse Show. Stables. Pebble Beach. July 30-Aug. 1. Parade Route The parade will start at a.m. at 14th and Main street Brig. Gen. John N. Hart. Depuis Commander. Air Force Major Corps. Pacific Marine Corps. Station. El Toro. will be off military reviewing officer. Equitrain Grand Marshal will William Kennon. western mot picture star. Honorable Equestrian Marshal will be Carolina Cott TV and recording artist. The parade will go south Main street to Fifth street soon on Fifth to Orange avenue. wom on Orange to 10th street soon on 10th to Walnut. east on Walnut to Main street north on M to Frankfort avenue. east Frankfort to Lake avenue no on Lake to 11th street to L Park where the parade will o band. That afternoon on the stage the amphitheater will be Moore and her troupe of Hawaiian Dolls at 2:30 followed at 3 p.m by the presentation of trophies to parade winners. At 3:30 Golden Jubilee Pageant of the Huntington Beach Notes Anniversary and Fourth of July with Gala Jubilee STARS featuring the Can Can Girls by Pepito and Joanne; Paulette and Rene's bounding tramopline; Wally Blair, unicycle juggling comedy; Blair sisters in soft show, acrobatic and tumbling routines; Hector and his comedy dogs; Diana and the rolling globe and the climax, Table Rock. FIREWORKS Show The final evening of fun begins at 7 o'clock with the Westminster Tumblers, under the direction of Jack Fish, in the amphitheatre, followed at 7:30 by Sunset Prolific. At 9 p.m., the grand finale will be presented, the Golden Jubilee Fireworks aerial show at the end of Huntington Beach Municipal Pier. The spectacle will be directed by Fire Chief Bud Higgins. At 10 p.m., the Golden Jubilee Flesta dance begins at the Pavalon Ballroom with music by the Pastels. During the four days there will be concession booths at Main and Ocean Blvd., and a ferris wheel, merry-go-round and other rides for children. OLD TIMERS CLUB HOLDS 36TH ANNUAL REUNION SANTA ANA (OCNS)—More than 3000 persons gathered in Irvine Park, Orange, Sunday for the annual reunion of the Old Timers Club and, to the surprise of no one, Corner and Public Administrator Earl Abbey again was named president. Only one ballot was cast for the post Abby has held for 15 years. That was Abbey's. Other officers retaining their posts were W. B. Williams, treasurer and Len Harvey secretary. News From Placentia Way Mildred Yorba MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wagner and son, John, just returned from an auto trip, through Fresno, Sequoia, Monterey and Carmel. The Bob Smiths spent the week end at Laguna Beach, as guests of Bob's parents, the J.A. Smiths, owners of the Coast Inn. Sunday night, the John Kirsch's were hosts to a barbecue for several of their friends, at the home on South street in Anaheim. After dinner they showed pictures of their recent trip to Florida. Those who enjoyed the evening were the Edward Stoeffels, the Lawerence Kraemers, and the J. D. McDonalds. The O. J. Underwoods and their children, Judy and Jon, of Palm Drive, have just returned from a trip to San Francisco, and Oakland, then home via Yosemite. Four Placentia young ladies visited the Moulin Rouge Cafe in Hollywood on Sunday, where they report a beautiful floor show and a full house. Those who enjoyed this new spot were Anna Nora, Flo Hand, Arline Hanolsh, and Fern Asquith. The Bob Snells and their children, together with the Don Spencers and their family, Bill Purdy, and Homer Neer, were weekend workers at Camp Osceola, where they enjoyed a happy holiday, and did their stint toward the building of the Rotary Club's cabin, for the use of the YMCA camp. Many civic organizations in the County give their time and effort toward this fine project. Los Angeles, visited daughter and son-in-law seph Kimmel's, this week. Jack Kimmel Francisco is a house giver. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Fitzly spent Sunday Heights, calling up friends, then taking throughout that section county to see all of them in the area. The Owen Underwood turned from Oakland, visited the Robert Fish Placentians. While dined at the Fisherman San Francisco, where summer crowds and they returned via Yosemite. The Reynolds Bagbys three-day vacation at where they have their tled for the summer. Frank Rospaw attends Newspaper Publishers in Baltimore last week. Turn by way of Detroit will take delivery on a bile. Army Major Raymonser, in co-operation with sular Bureau of Agriculture (ippines), in 1931 produce cine for rinderpest, an disease. Within a few years the development of the rinderpest was eradicated islands. If It's News You'll The Bulletin SANTA ANA (OCNS)—More than 3000 persons gathered in Irvina Park, Orange, Sunday for the annual reunion of the Old Timers Club and, to the surprise of no one, Corcoran and Public Administrator Earl Abbey again was named president. Only one ballot was cast for the post Abbey has held for 15 years. That was Abbey's. Other officers retaining their posts were W. B. Williams, treasurer and Len Harvey, secretary. Oldest person in attendance was M. H. Shirley, going on 95 of Cypress. Otto Dos angeles of Placeia was among the eldest at 94. Mrs. Jennie Johnson, wife of former Laguna Chief of Police Nate Johnson, was tabbed the oldest resident of the county. She lived here for 23 years long before the county was mapped. Mrs. Johnson declined to give her age. "We had a wonderful time," Abbe said. "Folks came from far and wide-from all over the state. The old timers are getting more scarce with every meeting, how ever." Old timers and those who have been in the county for a month or more, spent the day chewing the fat and recalling early days in the county's history. It was the 36th reunion of the group. Sheriff's Office Lauds High School Students High commendation was given today by Sheriff's officials to administrators of Anaheim Union High School on conduct of students recently during a Senior Class barbecue held in Irvine Park. In a letter to Paul H. Demaree local superintendent, from E. M. Proud, juvenile officer under Sheriff Musick, Demaree and his administrators were praised for the efficient manner in which the class conducted themselves. Sheriff's officers, halting all cars at the park entrance, searched the cars for liquor and narcotics. Officers reported no violations during the evening and said many students commended officers for their alertness in stopping cars. Anaheim Youth Admits will present their concert in the Open Air Amphitheater with Miss Sally Sheffield and Miss Claude Killion is manp.m. there will be a hilariable show and 1904 bathing revue arranged by Verna At 3:30 the Golden Jubilee Beauty Pageant gets unwith Joe Graydon, radio, and recording artist as master memonies. The girls particilates will be judged on: 25 per personality; 25 Jer cent per cent figure and 25 at grace and poise. Decision judges will be final. Cagney, motion picture will be honorary Grand wall of the Grand Patriotic Military parade on Monday. The theme of the parade is "Our Golden Heritage— arts of Progress." Honorary along with Cagney will be Miss Becker, Miss Welcome Beach." Parade Route parade will start at 11 at 14th and Main streets. Jen. John N. Hart, Deputy Under, Air Force Marine Pacific, Marine Corps Air El Toro, will be official reviewing officer. EquesGrand Marshal will be Kennon, western motion star. Honorable Equestrain will be Carolina Cotton, recording artist. parade will go south on street to Fifth street, south to Orange avenue, west range to 10th street, south to Walnut, east on WalMain street, north on Main ankfort avenue, east on art to Lake avenue, north to 11th street to Lake here the parade will disafternoon on the stage of amphitheater, will be Val and her troupe of Hawaiian at 2:30, followed at 3 p.m. presentation of trophies de winners. At 3:30, the Jubilee Pageant of the Anaheim Youth Admits Marijuana Possession SANTA ANA, (OCNS)—Charged with possession of narcotics, Moreno C. Miramontes, Pete Pacheco and Bernard Pacheco, all of San Bernardino, will be arraigned in Superior Court at 9:30 a.m. July 9. The trio Friday asked for more time in which to hire an attorney. They are accused of possessing marijuana. Raymond T. Todd, 6061 Monterey St., Anaheim, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana before Judge Robert Gardner yesterday. He will appear in Superior Court at 9:30 a.m. July 9. Two Escaped Juvenile Girls Found by Police BUENA PARK OCNS)—Two of four juvenile girls who escaped from the Orange County Juvenile Hall Sunday morning were arrested by officers here Sunday night. With the girls in a car parked near the local recreation park were two juvenile boys from Stanton. Officers said the boys and girls used profane language and struggled with the arresting officers. One of the four girls who escaped yesterday has returned to the juvenile hall and one is still missing. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Placentia Way ba MacArthur Los Angeles, visited with their daughter and son-in-law, the Joseph Kimmel's, this past week. This week, Jack Kimmel of San Francisco, is a house guest. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Fri and family spent Sunday in Lemon Heights, calling upon many friends, then taking a drive throughout that section of the county to see all of the new homes in the area. The Owen Underwoods just returned from Oakland, where they visited the Robert Fishers, former Placentians. While there they dined at the Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, where they report summer crowds and weather. They returned via Yosemite. The Reynolds Bagbys spent their three-day vacation at Crestline, where they have their trailer parked for the summer. Frank Rospaw attended the Newspaper Publishers convention in Baltimore last week. He will return by way of Detroit, where he will take delivery on a new automobile. Army Major Raymond A. Kelser, in co-operation with the Insular Bureau of Agriculture (Philippines), in 1931 produced a vaccine for rinderpest, an acute cattle disease. Within a few years after the development of this vaccine, rinderpest was eradicated from the islands. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin GOOD ADVICE — Four young Junior Firemen from Dacotah Street School hear Assistant Chief Ronald T. Robertson, head of the Fire Prevention Buerau, explain the dangers of fireworks. Chief Robertson is telling (left to right) Roy Regalado, Roger Pronencio, Geraldine Davis and Jacqueline Collier that they should see one of the organized fireworks spectacles such as the 22nd Annual American Legion Fireworks Show to be presented in Memorial Coliseum Sunday, July 4. Vacation Time is here! WARNING Don’t leave a note on your front lawn saying that you are not at home PHONE KE 5-6051 THE ANAHEIM BULLETIN FOR A VACATION STOP THE ANAHEIM BULLETIN FOR A VACATION STOP ON YOUR NEWSPAPER WHILE YOU ARE AWAY Please Phone the Office—Do Not Give the Notice to Your Newsboy—Only Office Notices Will Be Honored THANK YOU, The CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT