anaheim-gazette 1961-02-09

ATTITUDES TOWARD COMMUNISM OUTLINED TO COMMITTEE OF 150 Policies to be followed in the conduct of the Orange County School of Anti-Communism during the week of March 6-10 were explained to 150 committee members and guests at a meeting held at the Steak House of Knott's Berry Farm. Dr. William Brashears, chairman of the citizens committee to bring the school to Orange County, said that the school will be completely free from religious, racial or political prejudice of any kind, other than being anti-communism, and that attendance will be open to anyone interested in hearing explanations of what Communism is and how it operates. Highlight of the meeting was an address by Rev. Robert Schuller of the Garden Grove Community Church, chairman of the religion section of the committee. Schuller said there are several attitudes toward Communism in the community. One is that of the pro-Communist who seeks to convince people that the aims of Communism have changed; that Communists no longer seek world domination and have become "angels in disguise." This attitude, Schuller said, is completely false and tends to lull our people into complacency. The second attitude, he said, is the anti-Communism represented by those at the meeting in helping to promote the school of Anti-Communism in Orange County. These people are truly alarmed at the inroads being made by Communists in our midst; are anxious to do something about it, and are constructively working at it, he said. A third attitude—one he warned against—is that of the anti-anti-Communist. He said he is convinced that Communist agents secretly spark this group, sending out speakers posing as anti-Communists, but using this means of furthering their own ends. He cited instances in which Protestant ministers have received such violent anti-Negro, anti-Catholic and "anti-everything" literature through the mails, all carrying the label of anti-Communism, that many of them became anti-anti-Communists. They suspect everyone who is actually an anti-Communist. Four-Month School Art Course Opens Naomi Dietz, associate professor of art at Orange County State College, opened an upper division extension course in elementary school art at Orange Coast College yesterday. The two-unit course will continue Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. until June 7. The course is concerned with basic skills and understandings that enable the primary and elementary teacher to provide experiences for children. Topics include processes in printing, weaving, paper, paper mache, clay, puppets and puppetry, sketching and appliqué, and bookbinding. Before joining the OCSC faculty last fall, Miss Dietz was assistant professor of art at UCLA in charge of elementary art education. Earlier, she was with the Oregon System of Higher Education and taught at the University of Hawaii. She is editor of "Insight," the journal of the Southern California Art Association, and is on the editorial boards of the Pacific Art Association and the National Information Studies Committee. BTK By All Means... Compare Costs Then you will realize why "It costs no more to have the finest". Here are just a few of Backs, Troutman, Kaulbars many advantages: ✩ Quiet, convenient location, away from downtown business congestion. ✩ Easy parking adjacent to the building. ✩ Beautiful modern chapel with ample seating capacity. ✩ The dedicated, friendly services of men and women of your own community. Backs Troutman KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at BUCED, ARGONIA Phoenix 2,1617 County Reports Infectious Disease Hike During 1960 total of 25,501 cases of infectious diseases was reported Orange County during 1960, the Orange County Health Department. Using the State Department of Finance July 1 population estimate of 727,550, the county had an infectious disease attack rate of 35.1 one thousand-eths compared to 29.5 one-thousandeths in 1959, the department reported. Russell to Tal Dan Russell, vice president and station manager of Disneyland Hotel, will guest speaker at Temple Sholom, 206 E. 8th St Ana, tomorrow. FIESTA-VAL VALUES DUNDEE FRESH EGGS LARGE GRADE AA 43¢ DOZEN IN CTN. ANDERSEN'S Split Pea Soup 2 17-OZ. CANS 33¢ SUNSHINE—1-LB. PKG. Krispy Crackers 25¢ NABISCO Fig Newtons 1-LB. CELLO PKG. 35¢ THE GOLDEN SHORTENING FLUFFO 59¢ 3-LB. CAN PRICE INCLUDES 6c OFF JACK & THE BEAN ST GREEN BEANS 2 16-OZ. CANS AUNT JEMIMA Corn Bread M QUICK OR REGULAR Quaker Oats 18-OZ. PKG., 19c BETTY CROCKER CAKE MARKET BASK LARGE GRADE AA 43¢ DOZEN IN CTN. Fig Newtons CELLO PKG. 35¢ THE GOLDEN SHORTENING FLUFFO 59¢ 3-LB. CAN PRICE INCLUDES 6c OFF AUNT JEMIMA Corn Bread M QUICK OR REGULAR Quaker Oats 18-OZ. PKG., 19¢ BUKER CEREALS Puffed Wheat 4½-OZ. PKG. 15¢ Puffed Rice 6¼-OZ. PKG. 25¢ KITCHEN CHARM Waxed Paper 100-FT. ROLL 17£ N-LIRATION Dog Food 2 16-OZ. CANS 29¢ BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES BLACK WALNUT, CHOCOLATE MALT, DEVIL'S FOOD, WHITE, MILK CHOCOLATE, YELLOW, TOASTED COCONUT, MARBLE, SPICE 19-OZ. PKG. 29¢ MARKET BASKET MAHUNT'S UNPEAK AP TREE TOP APPLIANCE It's Blue Chip Stamps 5th Anniversary! 30 FREE STAMPS FOR EACH FILLED BLUE CHIP SAVER BOOK! REDEEMED BEFORE FEB. 28 Bakery OSTESS ORANGE CHIFFON CAKE EACH 39¢ ANISH VILLAGE BUTTERHORNS 39¢ PKG. OF 4 Frozen Foods ANQUET ALL VARIETIES DINNERS EACH 49¢ ANQUET MEAT PIES 5 FOR $1.00 CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY FRESH GROUND BEEF LB. 43¢ FRESH GROUND SHOULDER LB. 59¢ FRESH GROUND ROUND LB. 69¢ ALL CENTER CUTS—SMOKED HAM SLICES LB. 98¢ ANY THICKNESS U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF ONLY CHUCK ROAST LB. 45¢ POT ROAST WITH FRESH VEGETABLES. 7-BONE SHOULDER CHUCK STEAK 59¢ CENTER CUT CHOPS or ROASTS CENTER CUT—ANY THICKN SMOKED POR CHOPS YOUNG OVEN READY DUCKLINGS XLINT SPANISH ROOD LARGE 9-OZ. BEEF TAMALES Frozen Foods ANQUET ALL VARIETIES DINNERS EACH 49¢ ANQUET MEAT PIES 5 FOR $1.00 CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY SARITA BEEF ENCHILADA DINNER COMBINATION PLATE MEXICAN DINNER EACH 39¢ SARITA BEEF TACOS PKG. 39¢ CHUCK ROAST LB. 45¢ POT ROAST WITH FRESH VEGETABLES. 7-BONE SHOULDER CHUCK STEAK LB. 59¢ BARBECUE OR BROIL. USE YOUR FAVORITE TENDERIZER. THICK ENGLISH CUT FAMILY STEAK LB. 79¢ TRY SWISS STYLE! LEAN BONELESS PRE-CUBED STEWING BEEF LB. 79¢ Market Basket Fruits and Vegetables OREGON ANJOU PEARS 2 LBS. 25¢ FRESH CRISP LETTUCE ROMaine 2 FOR 9¢ CABBAGE NEW SOLID LB. 3¢ Delicate LUER QUALITY FRANKFURTERS 1-LB. HORMEL SLICED 5-OZ. BOILED HAM 5-OZ. GALLO ROUND OR SQUARE 6-OZ. COTTO SALAME 6-OZ. FROM OLD SAN FRANCISCO MONterey JACK CHEESE LB. WOLLMAN MUENSTER; CARAWAY, JACK, MILD CHEDDAR, LONGHORN SLICED CHEESE 6-OZ. MARKET BASKET POTATO SALAD 6-OZ. CTN. Russell to Talk At Beth Sholom Dan Russell, vice president and station manager of KEZY, Disneyland Hotel, will be the guest speaker at Temple Beth Sholom, 206 E. 8th St., Santa Ana, tomorrow. His subject will be "Ambassadors of Ill Will." Russell formerly was a commentator for the National Broadcasting Company on foreign affairs in New York. He served as assistant chief of the international division of the Columbia Broadcasting System and as executive producer and coordinator of American Affairs for the U.S. State Department. VAL OF ES! PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9, 10, 11, 12 ADD SALES TAX TO TAXABLE ITEMS. JACK & THE BEAN STALK CUT GREEN BEANS 2 16-OZ. CAN $35¢ AUNT JEMIMA Corn Bread Mix 10-OZ. PKG. $33 QUICK OR REGULAR Quaker Oats 42-OZ. PKG. $39 BUY A BOOKLET EACH WEEK UNTIL YOU HAVE A COMPLETE... GOOD HOUSEKEEPING COOKBOOK 20 BOOKLETS EACH $39¢ ARMOUR'S Treet PRICE INCLUDES 5c OFF 12-OZ. CAN BAKE IT—FRY IT—SERVE IT COLDI MARKET BASKET AUNT JEMIMA Corn Bread Mix 10-OZ. PKG. $32 QUICK OR REGULAR Quaker Oats 42-OZ. PKG. $39 18-OZ. PKG., 19¢ COOKBOOK New on sale Volume 3 "Cake Book" 20 BOOKLETS EACH $39¢ ARMOUR'S Treet PRICE INCLUDES 5c OFF 12-OZ. CAN BAKE IT—FRY IT—SERVE IT COLDI MARKET BASKET MAYONNAISE QT. JAR $39¢ HUNT'S UNPEELED IN HEAVY SYRUP WHOLE APRICOTS 30-OZ. CAN $23¢ TREE TOP APPLE JUICE QT. BOT. $29¢ Market Basket Top Quality Meats EASTERN PORK LOIN ROASTS $39¢ LB. CENTER CUT CHOPS or ROASTS LB. 79¢ CENTER CUT—ANY THICKNESS SMOKED PORK CHOPS LB. 89¢ YOUNG OVEN READY DUCKLINGS LB. 49¢ KLT SPANISH ROOD ARGE 9-OZ. BEEF TAMALES 4 FOR $100 MARKET BASKET—10-OZ. JAR INSTANT COFFEE 99¢ MEETER'S Squerkraut QT. JAR $29¢ SERVE WIENERS AND KRAUT* AUNT JEMINA' Pancake Mix 2-LB. PKG. $33¢ LDG CABIN CANE & MAPLE Syrup PRICE INCLUDES 4c OFF 24-OZ. BOT. $49¢ BLUE BONNET Margarine 1-LB. CTN. $21¢ LIQUID DETERGENT Joy 22-OZ. CAN $59¢ FOR AUTOMATIC WASHERS Dash 157-OZ. PKG. $20¢ Market Basket Sundries PURE ALUMINUM 9-INCH DIAMETER HEART SHAPED CAKE PAN 65c VALUE $49¢ CENTER CUT—ANY THICKNESS SMOKED PORK CHOPS LB. 89¢ YOUNG OVEN READY DUCKLINGS LB. 49¢ KLNT SPANISH ROOD ARGE 9-OZ. BEEF TAMALES 4 FOR $100 KLNT—8-OZ. PKG. CHILI CON CARNE 35¢ MOUR CAMPFIRE BRAND ASTERN SLICED BACON 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ QUER QUALITY, 1-LB. PKG., 59¢ Delicatessen QUALITY INKFURTERS 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ LL SLICED LED NAM 5-OZ. PKG. 49¢ ROUND OR SQUARE TO SALAME 6-OZ. PKG. 29¢ OUD SAN FRANCISCO REY CHEESE LB. 55¢ AN MUENSTER; CARAWAY, WILD CHEDDAR, LONGHORN D CHEESE 6-OZ. PKG. 31¢ BASKET TO SALAD 16-OZ. CTN. 29¢ Market Basket Dash 157-OZ. PKG. $200 Sundries PURE ALUMINUM 9-INCH DIAMETER HEART SHAPED CAKE PAN 65c VALUE 49c THE CORRECT SIZE FOR ALL STANDARD CAKE MIX PACKAGES. ASSORTED COLORS, FITS ALL FAUCETS SHAMPOO & BATH SPRAY 98c VALUE 69c WITH MASSAGE BRUSH. FLEXIBLE—FITS ANY FAUCET FAUCET QUEEN 49c VALUE 39c ASSORTED COLORS ALWAYS READY TO SPRAY OR STREAM. CHARMION—REG. 98c BUBBLE BATH PKG. OF 3 BOXES 79c ASSORTED FRAGRANCES. Market Basket BLUE CHIP ANAHEIM—1221 S. Los Angeles St.