anaheim-gazette 1948-10-14

Laguna Beach Wins Traffic Safety Prize Laguna Beach won the big traffic safety award of the Orange County Traffic Safety council at its monthly session in Santa Ana city hall October 7. The beach town had the best accident record for the year (Aug. 1, 1947, to Aug. 1, 1948), according to statistics and comparison methods used by the California highway patrol. The award was made by Captain Henry C. Meehan of the highway patrol. The trophy was given by the Orange County Auto club. While some communities of the county passed through the year with no fatalities, their record was judged as less favorable than that of Laguna Beach, which had one fatality, because of their light flow of traffic as compared to the heavy flow of vehicles through Laguna Beach. Laguna Beach had, in addition to one traffic fatality, 47 cases of personal injury and 141 cases of property damage. La Habra, Brea and Placentia went through the year without traffic fatalities. Buena Park was at the other end of the accident list with 12 fatalities. Orange and Fullerton, like Laguna Beach, had one fatality, but Beach each had two. Santa Ana, Huntington Beach and San Juan Capistrano had four, Costa Mesa five and Anaheim six. The county total was 42. Captain Meehan recommended that in future competition for the trophy, arrangements be made to award plaques to the communities in light traffic areas in recognition of their good records, even though they have no chance to win the trophy. Less traffic. San Clemente and Seal Necessity for Proposition 7 Is Explained There's too much to do in too little time in the 40 days before election. So, county clerks all over the state are pushing a Constitutional proposition in the November 2 election that will provide more time and probably will save the taxpayers money. Proposition No. 7 on the ballot would close voter registrations 54 days before an election instead of 40 days as at present. It was placed on the ballot by the State Legislature at request of the County Clerks State Association as a plan to save time and money. PLAN TO MARRY Obtaining a marriage license were Edwin Earl Boyd of Norwalk and Helen W. Haake of Anaheim, late last week at the county court house in Santa Ana. Sewing Machines To Be Studied By Home Makers How to use your sewing machine attachments easily and effectively is the subject of the Home Department and Homemaking meetings during October. Each meeting will be led by two or more project leaders for the group. The women who tend the meetings will bring their own sewing equipment, sewing machines, scrap material for plastic samplers, and material aprons, travelers shoe bags, other useful articles. The courtesy hint for the men is on The Care and Treatment Speakers. The October schedule of meetings include: October 14 — Yorba Linda Huntington Department, Women's Club Yorba Linda. There will be pot luck lunch. Project leader are Mrs. Paul Berlencourt Mrs. Felix Nay. October 19 — Garden Grove Huntington Department, Violette Hall Garden Grove. There will be share the cost lunch. Project leaders, Mrs. Hallie Goodspen and Mrs. R. S. Cunningham. October 21 — Foothill Home Department, Farm Bureau Huntington Orange. There will be a share the cost lunch. Project leader Mrs. M. L. Bose and Mrs. Sy Kettler. October 27 — Canyon Homemakers, home of Mrs. Lilvin Vincent, Modjeska Camille There will be a salad lute Project leaders, Mrs. Ina Ko and Mrs. June Starr. October 28 — La Habra Depot Stops sticking rings To hot spots clings RPM Heavy Duty Motor Oil reduces stuck rings, carbon, gum and varnish troubles. "RPM" is compounded to cling to hot spots most oils leave bare, cuts wear 'way down. New savings brings Save repairs on gasoline or Diesel engines with Other compounds stop bearing corrosion, lacquer, and rust... give extra protection. A Standard of California Product A. H. 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