anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-11

B-6—Anoheim (Col.) Bulletin Monday, May 11, 1950 Television Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. (C) denotes program in color. KNKT 2 KTLA 5 KTTV 11 KRCA 4 KABC-TV 7 KCOP 13 KHJ-TV 9 MONDAY 5:00 P.M. KNX—Ed Murrow KABC-Roger Carroll KNX—News Gorrell KPWB-Ellie Flake KFI—Report Weather KFM—News Grant 5:15 P.M. KFI—News KABC-Carver Ascott KABC-Hann Weaver KJN-Sports Crowell 5:30 P.M. KFI—Cavalcade KXN-Sports Harmon KABC-News Airwatch 5:45 P.M. KXN—News KABC-Orval Anerson 6:00 P.M. 1-8 eClock Journal KA3C-Commentary KA3C-Sports Storeer KA3J News, Frye KPB—Reed Sports 6:15 P.M. KNX-Lowell Thomas KA3C-Daly Harvey KPI—Sports 6:30 P.M. KNX-Business Melody KNX-City News Osak KA3C-News, Pinkley 6:00 P.M. 1-8 eClock Journal KA3C-Commentary KA3C-Sports Storeer KA3J News, Frye KPB—Reed Sports 6:15 P.M. KNX-Lowell Thomas KA3C-Daly Harvey KPI—Sports 6:30 P.M. KNX-Business Melody KNX-City News Osak KA3C-News, Pinkley 6:00 P.M. 1-8 eClock Journal KA3C-Commentary KA3C-Sports Storeer KA3J News, Frye KPB—Reed Sports 6:15 P.M. KNX-Lowell Thomas KA3C-Daly Harvey KPI—Sports 6:30 P.M. KNX-Business Melody KNX-City News Osak KA3C-News, Pinkley 6:00 P.M. 1-8 eClock Journal KA3C-Commentary KA3C-Sports Storeer KA3J News, Frye KPB—Reed Sports 6:15 P.M. KNX-Lowell Thomas KA3C-Daly Harvey KPI—Sports 6:00 P.M. 1-8 eClock Journal KA3C-Commentary KA3C-Sports Storeer KA3J News, Frye KPB—Reed Sports 6:15 P.M. KNX-Lowell Thomas KA3C-Daly Harvey KPI—Sports 6:00 P.M. 1-8 eClock Journal KA3C-Commentary KA3C-Sports Storeer KA3J News, Frye 7:00 A.M. KPI—News KABC-Avery, Camer KBAC-Hemisway, News KXZ News, Martindale KPWB-Bruce Hayes KFC-Griffin Carson KMC News, Whitlinghill 7:00 A.M. KPI—John Troffer KPI-Hit the Roan KPB-Bob Crane 7:30 A.M. KXN-Fashion Weeks 8:00 A.M. KBAC-Civil Engle News KPI-News, Hill Roan KPC-Griffin Carson 8:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:00 A.M. KPI—News, Hill Roan KPC-Griffin Carson 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBAC-John Trettier 7:15 A.M. KBIC-Monitor Concert KMPC-Bill Stewart 9:00 P.M. KPWB-Bill Ballance KNX-News, Opinion 10:00 P.M. KFWI-News KNX-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News KFWI-News JUMPING THE GUN o man's first actual trip into outer space, Desilu Playhouse spec lates on what it will be like tonight as they present "Man in Orbit," starring Lee Marvin 30 p.m., Channel 2. Written by Joseph Landon, the story concerns two scientists who decide to fire the rocket without waiting for official sanction. Though this is a forerunner in hundred of space stories yet to hit the TV screen, one can't help thinking about the old Buck Roger comic strip. So many of the feats performed by that space man years ago are becoming actualities in our generation. MORE DRAMA . . . Peter Gunn uncovers a clever black mail scheme in Chinatown where he's hired to protect "Lady Wind-Bell's Fan," 8 p.m., Channel 4 and Jack Mulhall, still going strong after 45 years in the flickers, stars on Goodyea Theater in "T Remember Cave ar," about a family in reduced circumstances looking for new home; 8:30 p.m., Channel 4 Lurene Tuttle and Pat Crowler are also in the east. MUSIC MAKERS . . . "Spring" Smog Damage Hitting Farmers' Pocket Book RIVERSIDE, CALIF., — (U) Air pollution is hitting more and more California farmers in pocketbook, according to a U university of California scientist. John T. Middleton, Rivers plant pathologist, says that stains Smog Damage Hitting Farmers' Pocket Book RIVERSIDE, CALIF., — (U.S.) Air pollution is hitting more and more California farmers in their pocketbook, according to a University of California scientist. John T. Middleton, Riverside plant pathologist, says that statewide smog damage to crops now amounts to eight million dollars a year. Although crop damage in Los Angeles county has decreased the last year, Middleton points out that it is increasing in the River side-San Bernardino area, in San Francisco Bay area and the San Joaquin Valley. Divorces New Divorces Filed Donna L. Carlson vs. John A. Jaime Guttmann Cherniak vs. S. Guiloff Milicent C. Deen vs. J. D. Ethel Alice Heffin vs. Wilbert Bush David Gonzales vs. Hortencia Charlotte M. Ward vs. George E. Edith L. Anderson vs. Charles L. Don A. Lane vs. Frances P. Harriet Irene Coleman vs. John w ward Beatrice M. Alford vs. Joe V. Amon Pauline Reyes vs. Albert Fran Salvador Cerrano vs. Helen Mary Buchoz vs. Barry Barbara Baldwin vs. Ermol Geraldine G. Stevenson vs. Jose Leon Marjorie J. Stoy vs. Lewis Jr. Marilyn Quick vs. Ted G. Peggy Joyce Foster vs. Cleo Eugene Juliana Kathleen Evans vs. Willi Donald Wilda D. Reger vs. Richard L. Marjorie A. Trafton vs. Robert W. Pauline M. Scott vs. John M.Jane Musny Dehne vs. Jewell Virgil Claude Collier vs. Clera C.William C. Higdon vs. Winston S. Final Decrees Margaret V. Erickson vs. Harry C.Lambert F. Anderson vs. Lorene C.Evelyn W. Frame vs. Albert E.Donna Jean Murphy vs. Jack W.Vera Katz vs. Laurence Henry F. Arnold vs. Lucile D.Maryus E. Helleu vs. Mary F.Nancy Helen Smith vs. Phillip Alexander Jr. Interlocutory Decrees Sylvia Derlene Peterson vs. William Mary Anne Langelo vs. John A.George K.Ballan vs. Mary J.Andrew Pollack vs. Elizabeth Mildred Louise Dehne vs. Alvin A.Patricia B.Sweet vs.Robert Clark Ben Lare Amelia Sophie Pappasvs.Gregor Marjorie W.Andrevs.J.Harold Radio Selections Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. KLAC ... 570 KFI ... 640 KMPC ... 710 KBIG ... 740 KPI ... Turn Back Clock KFC ... Unity Views 9:00 A.M. KPI News, Turn Back Clock KFXB News KPNB Jon Yocam KABC Breakfast Club KABC ... 790 KNX ... 1070 KWIZ ... 1480 KRKD ... 1150 KBLA ... 1490 KFOX ... 1280 KPOL ... 1540 KFAC ... 1330 KDAY ... 1580 KGER ... 1390 MONDAY NIGHT 5:00—2-Amos 'N' Andy 4-Gitroux Show 9-John J.Anthony 5:05—11-Topper 5:00—Movie 5-Bozo the Clown 7-Mickey Mouse Club 9-Criswell Predicts 5:35—11-Science Fiction 5:45—9-News 6:00—4,7-News 5-Popeye 9-Cartoon Express 13-Baxter Ward 6:10—11-Jim Bowie 6:15—7-Sports 12-Cal Tinney 13-Curt Massey (C) 5-News 7-Eve Arden 13-Robin Hood 6:45, 4, 5, 11-News 7:00—2-News 4-People's Choice 5-Johny Otis 7-Rosemary Clooney 9-Little Rascals 11-Jeff's Collie 13-Seven League Bootz 7:30—2-Name That Tune 4-Buckskin 5-Movie 7-Texas Rangers 9-Whirrivirds 6:50—2-Farm Reporter 7:00—2-Captain Kangaroo 4-Today 7:45—2-News 8:00—2-Ours Miss Brooks 5-Cartoons 8:30—2-Kingdom of Sea 5-Red Rowe 7-Fun to Reduce 11-Movie 8:45—7-Chef Milani 9:00—2-On the Go 4-Dough-Re-MI 9:30—2-Sam Levenson 4-Treasure Hunt 7-Mayor of Town 11-Jack La Lane 10:00—2-I Love Lucy 4-Price Is Right 7-Chucko 11-My Little Margie 10:30—2-Top Dollar 4-Concentration 5-Harry Babbitt -11-I Led Three Lives 11:00—2-Love of Life 4-Tio-Tao-Dough 5-Romper Room 7-I Married Joan 9-Drama 11:30—2-Search For Tomorrow 4-Could Be You 7-It's a Great Life 9-Movie 11:45—J-Guiding Light TUESDAY DAYTIME 6:10-4-Farm Report 6:30-4-Continental Classr'm LAWN MOWER and SAW SHARPENING SALES and SERVICE EHLERS BIKE SHOP 614 E. Center KE 5-323 TV ORANGE COUNTY KE Complete Dining Service in our Coffee Shop or Dining Room Tuesday Daytime 9:30-4-Curt Massey (C) 5-News 7-Eve Arden 13-Robin Hood 6:45-4, 5, 11-News 7:00-2-News 4-People's Choice 5-Johanny Otis 7-Rosemary Clooney 9-Little Rascals 11-Jeff's Collie 13-Seven League Boots 7:30-2-Name That Tune 4-Buckskin 5-Movie 7-Texas Rangers 9-Whirtybirds 11-Three Stooges 13-Wanderlust 8:00-2-Texas 4-Restless Gun 7-Cross Current 9-State Trooper 11-You Are There 13-Adventure Tomorrow 8:30-2-Father Knows Best 4-Wells Fargo 7-Boid Journey 9-Open Road 11-Glencannon 13-Movie 9:00-2-Danny Thomas 4-Peter Gunn 7-Voice of Firestone 9-Movie Theater 11-Code Three 9:30-2-Ann Sothern 4-Theater 5-Hollywood Diary 7-Inner Sanctum 11-Parole 10:00-2-Desilu Playhouse 4-Arthur Murray (C) 5, 11, 13-News 7-Col. March 10:15-11-Paul Costes 13-Tom Duggan 10:30-4-Charlie Chan 5-Municipal Court 10:45-7, 9-News 11-Movie 11:00-2, 4-News 5-Strictly Informal 7-Ali Jarvis 9-Mae Manns 11:15-2-Movie 4-Jack Pass 12:00-7, 9-Movie TUESDAY DAYTIME 6:10-4-Farm Report 6:30-4-Continental Classr'm 7-Chucko 11-My Little Margie 10:30-2-Top Dollar 4-Concentration 5-Harry Babbitt -11-I Led Three Lives 11:00-2-Love of Life 4-Tio-Tao-Dough 5-Promer Room 7-I Married Joan 9-Drama 11:30-2-Search For Tomorrow 4-Could Be You 7-It's a Great Life 9-Movie 11:45-2-Guiding Light 12:00-2-News, Movie 4-Qeen for Day 5-Uncle Luther 7-George Hamilton 11-Sheriff John 12:30-4-Haggis Baggis (C) 7-Pantomine Quiz 12:45-9-Movie 1:00-4-Young Dr. Malone 5-News, Gardiner 7-Music Bingo 11-Abbott and Costello 1:30-2As World Turns 4-From These Roots 7-Dr. L Q. 11-Mr. District Attorney 2:00-2-Jimmy Dean 4-Truth, C'nseq'ne's (C) 7-Day in Court 11-Paul Coates 13-Dream Home 2:15-13-Industry on Parade 2:30-2-Art Linkletter 4-County Fair 7-Gale Storm 9-Violet's Fun 11-TV Reader's Digest 13-Guide Post 3:00-2-Big Payoff 4-Frandsen Movie 7 Beat the Clock 9-Movie 13-June Levant 3:15-11-Steve Martin 3:30-2-Verdict Is Yours 5-Tricks and Treats 7 Who Do You Trust? 4:00-2-Brighter Day 5-Cartoon Carousel 7-American Bandstand 11-Frontier Doctor 13-Del Moore Movie 4:15-2-Secret Storm 4:30-2-Edge of Night 11-Jet Jackson 4:45-4-Crusader Rabbit (C) O-Denotee program in color. TV and RADIO Sights'n Sounds By GENE INGE AMPING THE GUN on its first actual trip into outer Desilu Playhouse speculation what it will be like but as they present "Man bit," starring Lee Marvin, m., Channel 2. Written by Bish Landon, the story contains two scientists who decide to the rocket without waiting for official sanction. Though is a forerunner in hundreds of stories yet to hit the screen, one can't help think out the old Buck Rogers strip. So many of the performers by that space-years ago are becoming entities in our generation. RE DRAMA . . Peter uncovers a clever black-scheme in Chinatown when hired to protect "Lady Bell's Fan," 9 p.m., Chanlan, Jack Mullah, still strong after 45 years in kickers, stars on Goodyearer in "I Remember Cavilababout a family in reduced instances looking for a home, 9:30 p.m., Channel 4. The Tuttle and Pat Crowley also in the cast. MOVIES . . "Miss Robin Crusoe," Amanda Blake, 5:50 p.m., Channel 2. "Arsenic and Old Lace," Cary Grant, 7:30 p.m., Channel 5. "King and Chorus Girl," Fernand Gravet, 8:30 p.m., Channel 15. "Crime By Night," Jane Wyman, 9 p.m., Channel 9. "Lady Dances," Maurice Chevalier, 10:45 p.m., Channel 11. time in Paris" is the theme for Voice of Firestone guests, Edith Piaf, Genevieve, Bill Hayes and dancer Jacques Ambise, 9 p.m., Channel 7. Singers Andy Williams and Gordon MacRae join the panel on Hollywood Diary, 9:30 p.m., Channel 5. THIS 'N' THAT . . A meeting with Queen Elizabeth is featured as Wanderlust tours northwestern Canada in "Wagon-trains Roll Again." 7:30 p.m., Channel 13. You Are There relives the tragic "Sinking of the Titanic," 8 p.m., Channel 11. In a two-part presentation, Bold Journey screens films of the first navigation of the entire length of the Congo by John Goddard of Glendale, 8:30 p.m., Channel 7. MOVIES . . "Miss Robin Crusoe," Amanda Blake, 5:50 p.m., Channel 2. "Arsenic and Old Lace," Cary Grant, 7:30 p.m., Channel 5. "King and Chorus Girl," Fernand Gravet, 8:30 p.m., Channel 15. "Crime By Night," Jane Wyman, 9 p.m., Channel 9. "Lady Dances," Maurice Chevalier, 10:45 p.m., Channel 11. Texans Build Air Conditioned Fishing Barge BY CHARLES ROBERTS LAKE DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) PEDESTRIAN DEATHS DECLINE Seven per cent fewer pedestrians were killed in California traffic accidents in 1958 than in the previous year, and walking across or along streets and roadways was 18 per cent safer last year than it was six years before. This fact was announced today by Robert McCarthy, Director of Motor Vehicles, and chairman of Governor Brown's Transportation and Traffic Safety Committee. "Fewer pedestrian deaths shows greater caution by motorists and walkers alike, but both groups can do much more to help reduce the death and injury toll for those on foot." McCarthy noted. Crossing streets and roadways between intersections was by far the most dangerous pedestrian action, accounting for 266 deaths last year. Crossing at intersections where there were no traffic signals was next more hazardous, taking 175 lives. Night was the most dangerous time for pedestrians, accounting for nearly six out of 10 of those who were struck and killed by motor vehicles. Aged persons and the very young accounted for the greatest number of victims, although more than one-fourth of the casualties were between the ages of 45 and 64; and men outnumbered women more than two to one as pedestrian accident victims. "An analysis of these accidents indicates that a large majority resulted from violation of the law by either the motorist or the pedestrian, or by both." McCarthy said. "Stricter enforcement of California's traffic laws is the answer to our shameful traffic death toll." Clear Plug With Bug Inside Good For Fishing BY JOE McDAVID United Press International MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) chance remark gave Walter Denton the idea for a new plug—a two-in-one lure he will attract both fishermen fish. Called "The Plug With the It is made of plastic—half it and half clear. Encased clear plastic is a bug which to wiggle invitingly as the moves through the water. "If the plug doesn't get the bug certainly should," Denton, a husky former fighter and one-time retainer. One day nearly three years Anderton was in a novelty toying with a plastic "ice containing what seemed to insect. The idea was for jokers to drop the cube drink so the drinker would there was a bug in his ice. Anderton recalled that he watching him said, "Boy, had some hooks on it. I would catch some fish." "That started me thinking said, "I realized I would come up with the right wei-ance to get the right action water." Anderton made a mod- tried it out. "The first time I used caught a six-pound bass," He said. That convinced him. He to together $10,000, then start to find someone to make the end manufacture the plug f- Texans Build Air Conditioned Fishing Barge. By CHARLES ROBERTS LAKE DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) — Three men from north Texas have come up with the answer for people who prefer an air-conditioned living room with television to fishing in 100-degree heat. They have built an air-conditioned fishing barge where a man can sit in a comfortable armchair and not only look at television while he waits for the fish to bite but also can have coffee, sandwiches and cold drinks served to him. The three owners of the Lewisville Fishing Barge — K.P. Massey, W. D. Barrow and J. W. Jaego — have provided a place for both the comfort - loving fisherman and the one who, for some physical reason, can't go out on the lake. A 90-foot pontoon bridge connects the barge with the shore so persons in wheel chairs can coast down without any danger of plunging into the 35 feet of water. Seven - hundred oil drums keep the barge afloat. Inside there are three fishing wells, each 40 feet long and 12 feet wide. Around the outside for those who want fresh air, the casting deck is 228 feet around and 14 feet wide. The barge is located about 30 miles from Dallas on Garza-Little Elm Lake which is connected to Lake Dallas by a small pass. The fishing's excellent. The three owners, as soon as the barge was complete, scattered alfalfa bales and cottonseed cake around the area. This baiting has brought in the minnows that larger fish feed on. For the fisherman who boards the barge without tackle, rods and reels are rented by the day. Since the white bass started running, both the outside area and the inside wells have been jammed with anglers. It's not unusual to catch two fish at a time on a double - rigged line. The barge is air-conditioned by 17½ tons of air-conditioning units. In the winter, a central heating system keeps the temperature at about 70 degrees. Accounted for the greatest number of victims, although more than one-fourth of the casualties were between the ages of 45 and 64; and men outnumbered women more than two to one as pedestrian accident victims. An analysis of these accidents indicates that a large majority resulted from violation of the law by either the motorist or the pedestrian, or by both. McCarthy said. "Stricter enforcement of California's traffic laws is the answer to our shameful traffic death toll. Both pedestrians and motorists must obey the law or pay the penalty." Federal Matching Funds For CD Just Announced SACRAMENTO — Harold G. Robinson, Director, today announced that the California Disaster Office assisted city and county defense organizations in obtaining approximately $475,258.70 in Federal matching fund assistance for procurement of civil defense equipment and for civil defense training during the first three - quarters of the current fiscal year. Orange County received $25,073.95 in Federal financing to further its civil defense program during the period, Robinson said. Federal contributions were made during the July-through - March period for purchase of such items as communications equipment to strengthen the local fire and police capability for civil defense; local warning systems and generators to supply electricity, heat and light to public buildings, civil defense control centers and hospitals; and training programs. Under the Federal matching funds program, cities and counties contributed one - half of the total amount for these items. Purpose of the program, authorized under the Federal Civil Defense Act of 1950, is to provide states and their political subdivisions with financial assistance by contributing one - half the cost of approved civil defense equipment, supplies, and some training activities. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Pete A. Trequeboff, Vendor, whose address is 940 Hanover Street, in the City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of California, seldom addresses is 967 North West Street, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, the Since the white bass started running, both the outside area and the inside wells have been jammed with anglers. It's not unusual to catch two fish at a time on a double rigged line. The barge is air-conditioned by 17% tons of air-conditioning units. In the winter, a central heating system keeps the temperature at about 70 degrees. TV SERVICE $3.50 PER CALL ORANGE COUNTY SERVICE CENTER KE 5-2179 Complete Dining Service in our Coffee Shop or Dining Room THE FOOD IS DELICIOUS • Drive In Car Service • Banquet Facilities • Complete Menus Open 7 A.M. to 2 A.M. Fri. & Sat. 7 A.M. to 4 A.M. Dancing Nitty to IKE CARPENTER with Beverly Lane in the Three Star Room harris RESTAURANT Preferred by people who appreciate good food! NEAR DISNEYLAND — Harbor at Katella Ph. JE 4-5050 Anaheim LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Pete A. Trequuboff, Vendor, whose address is 940 Haines Street, in the City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of California, intends to sell to Irvin C. Meier, Vendee, whose address is 967 North West Street, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, the following described personal property, to-wit: All stock in trade, fixtures, equipment and good will of a certain Barber Shop business, known as Pete's Barber Shop, and located at 1007 North Magnolia Avenue, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, and that sale transfer and assignment of the same will be made, and the consideration therefor will be paid at 10:00 o'clock A.M., on the 8th day of June, 1950, at the escrow department of Bank of America, National Trust & Savings Association, at 1821 West Orangesthorpe Avenue, in the City of Fullerton, County of Orange, State of California. DATED May 6, 1959. Pete A. Trequuboff, Vendor. Irvin C. Meier, Vendee. Pub. May 11, 1959 ADDING MACHINES Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 220 E. Commonwealth Fullerton—LA 5-2349 Anaheim—KE 5-7020 TV SERVICE SALES RENTALS PH. PR 4-3290 HI-FI—STEREO ALL TOP BRANDS—DISCOUNT PRICES BALLMAN'S 122 W. Broadway Anaheim Clear Plug With Bug Inside Good For Fishing By JOE McDAVID United Press International MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Aance remark gave Walter Anton the idea for a new fishing bag—a two-in-one lure he hopes attract both fishermen and fishers called "The Plug With the Bug." It is made of plastic—half colored and half clear. Encased in the ear plastic is a bug which seems wiggly invitingly as the plug loves through the water. If the plug doesn't get 'em, the bug certainly should," said Anton, a husky former prize winner and one-time restaurant owner. One day nearly three years ago, Anton was in a novelty shopping with a plastic "ice cube" containing what seemed to be an object. The idea was for practical users to drop the cube into a sink so the drinker would believe there was a bug in his ice. Anton recalled that a man watching him said, "Boy, if that did some hooks on it, I bet it could catch some fish." That started me thinking," he said, "I realized I would have to come up with the right weight balance to get the right action in the latter." Anton made a model and fitted it out. The first time I used it I caught a six-pound bass," he said. That convinced him. He scraped together $10,000, then started out find someone to make the molds and manufacture the plug for him. Barber Shop Quartet Groups Forming Soon The Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, Inc., announces the formation of a chapter in Garden Grove. The first meeting of the new chapter will be held May 13, in the choral room at the Garden Grove High School at 8 p.m. The program for the evening will include barber shop quartets from all over southern California. Master of Ceremonies for the evening's entertainment will be Les Woodson, director of the Whittier Chapter of the EBSQSA. For additional information interested persons or groups may call LE 9-7873 and ask for Jim McKee or call Bob Lawrence at JE 7-0491. Local Fairs Help Boost Youth Fitness Programs SACRAMENTO, — (UPI) — The 79 county and district fairs in California will feature youth fitness activities this year in cooperation with the California Project on Fitness. Last year about 85 per cent of the California Fairs participated in this program. ORANGE THEATRE FREE PARKING K. Douglas • (Color) "The VIKINGS" E. Presley "KING CREOLE" LINCOLN DRIVE IN THEATRE • SUENA PARK 6612 LINCOLN BLVD • JA 7-2228 Soap Opera Heroine Nixs Nighttime TV "Search for Tomorrow," a CBS-TV daytime soap opera, tickled off its 2,000th telecast Friday, May 8, and actress Mary Stuart hopes to be around for at least that many more. Miss Stuart, who is Mrs. Arthur Tate in the series and Mrs. Richard Krolik in private life, has played the starring role for the entire seven years and eight months of the show. During that time, she has had two babies in real life — Cynthia, now 3½, and Jeffrey, 2. Miss Stuart has turned down offers for parts in nighttime TV and Broadway plays because she enjoys her daytime work too much. "The hours are perfect," she explained. "I'm through early enough to do the housework." THE PLACE TO GO... FOX WEST COAST THEATRES ANAHEIM 229 W CENTER ST KEY 5-3602 TONITE IS "LADIES' NITE" During the month of May any lady accompanied by one paid adult admission will be admitted FREE tonight. Now Showing—Open 6:45 Adults 1.00 — Juniors 85c Children Under Twelve 50c ORANGE THEATRE PHONE KE 8-1501 K. Douglas • (Color) "THE VIKINGS" E. Presley "KING CREOLE" LINCOLN DRIVE IN THEATRE • SUINA PARK 6512 LINCOLN BLVD • JA 7-223 Van Johnson "The Last Blitzkrieg" David Brian "Ghost of the China Sea" GEM THEATRE 12836 S. Euclid, Garden Grove JE 4-2613 JE 4-2613 Open 6:45 p.m. Jean Simmons, Dan O'Herlihy "HOME BEFORE DARK" Spencer Tracy, in Hemingway's "The Old Man And The Sea" In color BUENA PARK 7886 GRAND AVE. Across From Knott's Berry Farm For Information Phone LA. 2-2816 NOW PLAYING CECIL B. DEMILLE'S PRODUCTION THE TEN COMMANDMENTS WEST COAST S.A. 3-8317 Yul Brynner Joanne Woodward "THE SOUND AND THE FURY" Also "These Thousand Hills" FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 HELD OVER! Sanda Dee "GIDGET" Also Rosalind Russell "AUNTIE MAME" State Compares County Vehicle Registration SACRAMENTO, — (UPI) — A total of 300 vehicles were registered last year in Alpine County, according to the State Department Motor Vehicles. By way of contrast, 3,033,313 vehicles were registered in Los Angeles County. NOW AT TWO THEATRES! 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