anaheim-gazette 1961-03-02

A2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, March 2, 1961 ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AFFILIATE MEMBER Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Publisher TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. STUDENTS WILL BE EXCUSED TO ATTEND ANTI-RED SCHOOL Students in the four high schools of the Fullerton Union High School District will be excused from classes, at he request of their parents, to attend the Orange County School of Anti-Communism on any or all of its days, March 6 through 10, Ernest G. Lake, district superintendent, has announced. Parents who desire thihs action are asked to send written requests to the principal specifying the day or days student will be absent. Those attending the anti-Communism school will be givenample time to make up George R. Muir New Manager of Market Basket George R. Muir, who has headed the grocery department of the Market Basket supermarket in Bellflower for several years, this week was named manager of the company's market at 1221 S. Los Angeles St. He succeeds Harry Pritchard, resigned. Presently a Long Beach resident, Muir has been active in Bellflower civic affairs. He is vice president of the Lions Club Machine That Tells Right Answers to One of the latest mechanical aids to teaching, the teaching machine, will be put into use on a trial basis at Orange Coast College. The Autotutor Mark I was expected to arrive this week. Use of the machine on a trial basis has been recommended by a faculty committee following several weeks of study, experimentation and observation. The machine is a device that presents questions to the student who in turn can select his answer from multiple choices given to him. If the student selects the correct answer, the machine continues with another question, taking the student progressively through a series of questions selected to test him on his knowledge. If the student makes an incorrect answer, the machine informs the student he is wrong and is so programmed that the student must correct his error before proceeding to the next question. Ebell Players Present Drama This Evening Curtain goes up tonight at the Ebell Clubhouse on the spine-tingling melodrama, "Spider Island," presented by the An-Ebell Players. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Maxwell Doyle at KE 5-4883 or tickets will IF YOU'D LIKE TO LIE DOWN ON THE JO SOMEDAY AND LIVE TH RELAXING LIFE OF TH RETIRED...BETTER STA AN INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW...AT ANAHEIM SAVINGS. IT LATER THAN YOU THIN ANAHEIM SAVINGS. IT LATER THAN YOU THINK CURRENT HIGH RATE...4½% PER ANAHEIM SAVI AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. • KE 5-2150 Hanna Offers Narcotics Bill A legislative bill which he describes as an "effective and reasonable bill" regarding narcotics has been introduced by Assemblyman Richard T. Hanna of Fullerton. The bill, AB 841, distinguishes between narcotics "peddlers" and addicts, making the penalties for "peddlers" more severe than for addicts. Under its terms narcotics "peddlers" would be required to be sent to prison or jail, and could not be granted probation. Addicts, however, could be put on long-term (5 to 10 years) probation, under conditions which would ensure that they would stay away from the use of narcotics. Also included are provisions which would allow probation for addicts who used minors in the commission of offenses involving narcotics, as is possible under existing law, but would categorically deny probation to others who involve minors in this traffic. The bill also distinguishes between marijuana and other nar- Players ent Drama Evening goes up tonight at Well Clubhouse on the singling melodrama, "Spind," presented by the Players. ations can be made by Mrs. Maxwell Doyle at 83 or tickets will be at the door prior to lock curtain time. Also included are provisions which would allow probation for addicts who used minors in the commission of offenses involving narcotics, as is possible under existing law, but would categorically deny probation to others who involve minors in this traffic. The bill also distinguishes between marijuana and other narcotic drugs, and sets lesser penalties for offenses involving marijuana. 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