Plano Daily Star-Courier from Plano, Texas • Page 7

RanchHouse Barbecue Is Destroyed By Fire WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, STAR-COURIER-PAGE 7 EARLY MORNING BLAZE TUESDAY, MARCH 5, COMPLETELY DESTROYED THE RANCH HOUSE BARBECUE AT 1416 AVENUE J. IN PLANO. WRONG INFORMATION GIVEN THE FIREMEN AS TO THE LOCATION OF THE FIRE DELAYED THEIR ARRIVAL AND GAVE THE BLAZE MORE HEADWAY. The Ranch House Barbecue, 1416 Avenue was completely destroyed by an early morning fire Tuesday of last week, March 5. The fire had gained great headway when the Firemen arrived, but the blaze was under control in 20 minutes.

The fire call came in at the Central Fire Station at 7:21 a. m. Tuesday when someone reported a fire at the Pit Grill in the 1300 block on Central Expressway. They investigated and found no evidence of a fire. The dispatcher was advised and the firemen prepared to return to the station.

On their return, they were advised the fire was now reported to be at the Ranch House at 1416 Avenue J. Smoke was billowing from the building when they arrived and the building was completely enveloped by the flames. According to Fireman John West, "the wrong information given the dispatcher, said to have been given by a customer at the Ranch House, delayed the firemen's arrival at the scene of the blaze. Had the ment been given the correct location at first, the damage to the property would have been considerably less. The fire was under control in 20 minutes." Fireman James Shanks received burns on the hands and th? bar vs on his right hand being second degree burns.

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The Forum will be open to the public. Each candidate will be given three to five minutes See LARRY ANDERSON For Life Health Insurance a i ng ton atton Agency 1310 Ave. 995-7575 AD 1-3471 to speak on his campaign. Purpose of the meeting is to allow the candidates and the qualified voters of Plano to meet publicly and become better acquainted on all important issues facing them. The meeting will be conducted under the Rules of Order and all questions will be screened carefully to insure that only pertinent and reasonable questions are asked.

Each person attending the meeting will be given a piece of paper as he enters the door on which to write his questions. Each candidate, has been invited to participate in this meeting. All candidates have agreed to be present. NOW A NEW WAY TO HELP YOUR COUNTRY AS YOU HELP YOURSELF U.S. Savings Bonds New Freedom Shares Plano Is Drenched By Downpour Old Man Winter held Plano firmly in its grasp early this week as low hanging clouds intermittently brought rain and snow.

The rain started falling Sunday night, increasing in intensity early Monday, continuing all day Monday and into the night, mixed with a sizeable amount of snow Monday afternoon and night that melted as soon as it fell. Heavy winds Monday afternoon made the going treacherous, blowing limbs off trees and otherwise making riding or walking rather hazardous because of its intensity. Rainfall in Plano until late Monday was estimated at from 1 to 2 inches and more in some places. The heavy downpours caused creeks to rise, and some late Monday were running from a third to a half bank full. Because of continued precipitation, most of the rainfall was run-off water.

Some fields surrounding Plano resembled lakes of water, so heavy was the downpour. The Weather Man, on Monday, forecast gradually clearing weather conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday. FREE DELIVERY 10 A.M. AND 4 P.M. WEEK-DAYS.

ALL DAY SATURDAY Prices good March 13-14-15-16 We Give Top Value Stamps DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAYS WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE. EXCLUDING CIGARETTES BEEF RIBS FRYERS U. S. Good SEVEN ROAST LB. KRAFT AMERICAN OR PIMENTO SHORTENING 3 59( SLICED CHEESE 8-OZ.

PKG. DRUGS AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY 590 Reg. Jaycee-Ettes Perform A Community Service LYSOL Reg. 59C 490 GRIFFIN Waffle Syrup 46-OZ. BOTTLE 470 DairM Queen Sundae Sale ANY SIZE-ANY FLAVOR Buy 1 At Regular Price Get 1 For 10 SUNDAY MONDAY MARCH 17 18 9954544 9954533 11410 Ave.

lewis PEGGY 3100 14th St. Plano Jaycee-Ettes performed a community service Saturday, when they manned mops, brooms, brushes, scrubbers and paintbrushes to cleanup and paint-up the new YMCA headquarters in Plano. The new location of the Plano is 1525 Avenue the old Bob Davis Food Store building. "These ladies waxed floors, washed windows, walls, and the ceiling, and cleaned every corner in the building," said the Jaycee-Ettes President Mrs. Dan Smith.

"The building would have been too dirty for the to make good use of it. The Jaycee-Ettes wanted to add this Plano Forum March 14 The Plano Forum will meet in the Faculty Lounge at the University of Plano, Thursday night, March 14 at 7:30 p. m. Robert S. Wood will speak on "Communist Control Techniques as Seen by an American P.O.W.

in Korea." Captain Wood is now a professor of history at the University of Plano, formerly taught at the University of Dallas, and has traveled extensively throughout Europe. For thirty-four months he was a prisoner of the Communists in Korea. volunteer service to their list of community service projects," she said. The club will make curtains to hang at the windows and will do painting to get the place in good shape, Director Ed Ellis stated, "I am so excited with the Jaycee-Ettes assisting in this project. This goes beyond the normal financial help that the community has given to the YMCA.

Time is more valuable than money in this day and age and the Jaycee-Ettes have really given the man-power to keep the YMCA really ahead in the service of youth in the Plano citizens are welcome to go by and view the new headquarters and also aid in the clean-up, paint-up project. FROZEN FOOD Cai Treat Strawberries 4 Foremost BUTTERMI Gal, Ctn. 31 Der LK ckers Luncheon leat 490 Sc ott Toilet SSUE 2x250 Ranch Style Beans 7 $1. lo-oz; PKG. $1 Golden Glow Crinkle Cut POTATOES 2 pkc 29C PRODUCE ceno CABBAGE fil Carrots Lettuce 2-330 2 -290 Ruby RecT GRAPEFRUIT LB.

BAG PLANO SUPER MARKET 1408 Ave. FORMERLY CO-OP PHONE 995-3830 INFORM-A-GRAM TO GOOD MR. AND DET a ILS A- IROMISED FL KO, tax MY HOME, BUSINESS, AND OFFICE ARi LOCATED ih-ui. IN i I BE AVAILABLE TO CONCERNED CITILE- AND AVAILABLE TO LEAA-fU TX. DUTIES OF MAYOR THROUGHOUT THE Y.

MY AVAILABILITY WILL ALLO ALLOA ML TU B-CS-E iERBORAI.Y ACQUAINTED WITH FLAK O'S NEWCOMERS SO THAT TiiLIH Ir. VOi.Vr.MLNT IN TnL FUT Hr. OF OUR CITY IS ENCOURAGED. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OH SUGGESTIONS a BOUT OUR CITY, MY ILANS IF ELECTED, OR MY QUALIFICATIONS FOR MAYOR, PLEASE PARTICIPAT- IN: 995-7000 5:00 PM TO PM ACH WELKD a MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW SINCERELY, CONNER HARRINGTON Pol. Adv.

Pd. for by Conner Harrington.