anaheim-gazette 1961-06-22

ANAHEIM AND ITS TEXTBOOK OKS Residents of late have taken a great interest in textbooks being provided in the local school districts. Several proposed texts were recently held off the adopted list by the high school board after residents burned charges of "leftist" and "pinkism." We think this is their right although there seems to be some question about it among school board members and administrators. Anaheim residents should be more seriously concerned about the State Legislature's failure to adopt proposed constitutional amendment giving local boards just a little more freedom in the choice of textbooks. Matters would have had the opportunity to decide whether local boards could choose from among a group of books selected by the State Board of Education. The local boards would still be limited to those picked by the state. What should concern residents most is even though they select school board members, the state still has the final say on textbooks used in local school districts. WAS BEN SUBVERSIVE? The master General J. Edward Day recently became very exercised when he found that some people WAS BEN SUBVERSIVE? Most master General J. Edward Day recently became very exercised when he found that some people were metering their postage with the words: "This is a Republic, not a democracy—Let's keep it that way." This, cried Mr. Day, is subversive. "It's out and out again Birchish!" Mr. Day should read the Constitution. It says: "The United States shall guarantee to every state a Republican form of government." Nowhere does it refer to democracy. Most of us understand we have a representative form of government, not direct government by the crowds. Evidently, not Mr. Day. For some reason he thinks "representative" and "Republican" are dirty words. As to "keeping it that way," Ben Franklin is said to have replied to a question as to what form of government the Constitutional convention of 1787 had provided: "A Republic, if you can keep it that way." Does that, Mr. Day, make old Ben a subversive? Festival to Have 'Anaheim Night' Tonight has been designated as "Anaheim Night" at the Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach. A special block of tickets will be held at the box office for Anaheim orders. Eugene Ober is this year's Festival musical conductor and "Anaheim Night" is a tribute to him and Anaheim. Those planning to attend in a group should contact Mrs. Sun. Reservations may be made by calling HY 4-1147. Ticket prices range from $3.50 to $1.50. Performance of "The Pageant of the Masters" starts at 8:30 and a wrap is suggested. SELL IT. Gazzete Want Ada. are you looking for FRIENDLY SERVICE? you'll find it at... ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CENTER AT LEMON • ANAHEIM • PR 21582 Anaheim Students Graduate From College Students from Anaheim were among those graduated from Barton Junior College during commencement ceremonies last year. They are members of the largest class in the history of two-year institution that operated in 1913. Observed from this area are: George Alimine, Mrs. Dorothy John Ancell, Donald Andertruce Baker, Elizabeth Bales, Jesse Jlazevich, Leslie Blank, I BobBatt, Eugene Booth Jr., Bovee, Jack Brant, Nancy Barnek, Rosemary, Caffees, Fittel Mac Callis, Ann Carrine, Mrs. Lillian Ann Charron, Bruce Clark, Rayton, Jack Clentent, Dominick Mino, Carol Couture, Helen Roberta Currie, Old Dahlstrom, Paul Daniels, Anne Decker, Linda Dolan, Doller, Donald Duchou Quette, Mrs. Mary Easlick, Elizabeth Ann Elliott, Bette Flint, Mrs. Kathleen Forshey, Conchila Frederico, Judith Frye, Robert Gallagher, Deiter Galle, James Gemnill Jr., Dorothy Gorley, Michael Goulet, Edole Graver, Kenneth Hall, Charles Hastings, John Helden, Joan Heins, Mrs. Betty Lou Heinze, Edgar Helsel, Lynda Lee Herron, Alan Huntsinger, Herman Inman, Keiko Iwashita, Carolie Jacobson, Diane Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Mrs. Gertrud Katz, Donna Kender, Charles Kinun, Margaret Kishlyana, Dale Krang, Edwin Langford, Rileard Laroche, Thomas Le Scalza, Carol Ann Lionello, Dak Lissner, Diane Mack, Stephen Matzner, Nancy Sue McFadden, Janice Millne, Ronald Molendyk, Ronald Mulilikin, Franklin Nathan, Artella Mavarrette, Margaret Neff Leonard Nelson Jr., Norman Nixon, Charles Omiya, Milo Pearson, Carolyn Perez, Richard Plachy, Elizabeth Prell, David Pruitt, Mary Quattrini. Janet Rau. Karen Rawlings. Dennis Renk. Ronald Repin. Donald Ri-hardson. Edward Rickel. Arnold Roberts. Carl Resident Wins Winner in the aggregate of two smallbore rifle matches at the South Coast Gun Club in Corona del Mar was Philip Healey of 2170 Harbor Blvd., with 798x800. Though absent from active shooting for several months, he beat his nearest opponent and team partner, Carl Herriman of 9772 E. Santiago Blvd., Orange, by one point. Robertson, James Rogers, William Rogers, Jack Ronkoo, David Rothacher, Harold Schwartz, Judith Rae Schellschmidt, David Schmidt, Larry See, Barbara Serrani, James Squires, Mrs. Jayne Pedley St. John, Arthur Stabile, Mrs. Arline Steinmeyer, Gladys Stephenson, Jack Stickler, John Straugs, Dennis Sturm, Steven Sutphin, Frank Swegheier, Janet Tangney, Mrs. Gerda Pappan, Donald Tisdale, Daniel Troopa-Rodger Turner, Elaine Steinney, Robert Urata, Allan n Voight, Arthur Williams,Dennis Williams,Carol Willis,Ame Winnard,Mrs. Patricia Witt,Marilyn Ann Yellls. Scout Event Launching a concerted national effort to gain deep sight into America's new purpose,and real undering of forces seeking the stroy liberty and justice young men will join more 1400 Southwest youth Explorer posts of the No 8 and 9. They are representing Orange County Council Scouts of America.at a gathering at the Naval Air Station San Diego.Explorer live aboard two aircraft riders,the USS Bennington USS Lexington,during three days. The contingent from Northern Orange County will be led by A. P Lawrence of Fullerton,a by Norman Moldenhau... LEGO'LAMB Safeway Aged, Trimmed Safeway Guaranteed Whole or Full Half Short Shank lb. 59¢ Farmer John Tenderized SMOKED HAM Lean Tender Flavorful Excellent cooked with cabbage Shank Portion Hock Removed 5 to 6-lb. avg. 39¢ lb. Full Half Ham Either Half or whole ham 49¢ lb. Ham Butt Portion Perfect size for baking 45¢ lb. Center Ham Slices To Roast or Fry 98¢ lb. Roasting Chickens Lancaster Farms California Grown Fresh (4 to 6-lb. avg.) 49¢ lb. Remember: All Safeway Meats Are Guaranteed! Cream o' the Crop GRADE AA FRESH EGGS Large Size 1-doz. etn. 39¢ Medium Size 1-doz. etn. 37¢ Orange Juice Corned Beef Tomatoes Canned Milk Bel-air Frozen Hereford Brand Gold Top Hand Packed Carnation or Cherub ORDADE AA FRESH EGGS Large Size 1-doz. ctn. $39c Medium Size 1-doz. ctn. $37c Bakery Bay-of-the-week Orange Coconut Cake Mrs. Wright's Square Layer each $53c Single Strip Mrs. Wright's Coffee Cake each $49c Sh Breed Mrs. Wright's 100% Wheat Large Srd. loaf $31c Thinees Mrs. Wright's Fresh Baked pkg. $25c Values in Frozen Foods Green Beans 6 9-oz. 11 con Lima Beans Baby or Forhead 5 10-oz. 11 con Carrots Bal. air 6 10-oz. 11 con Brown Potatoes Org. Idea 2-lb. pkg. $25c ets' Dog Food 8 15-pz. ctn. $49c Corned Beef Hereford Brand Tomatoes Gold Top Hand Packed Canned Milk Carnation or Cherub 5¢ off Cheese Sale! Sc per package off the regular price on 23 varieties of cheese. Check the display at Safeway. Select your favorites and Save! Cottage Cheese Lucerne Creamy Qt. $49c Pint $25c or farmar style Values in Small Type B&M Beans Open Baked 5¢ oz. $59c Larsen's Veg-all For salads 17-oz. $21c Nabisco Cookies All American Assortment 1¢ oz. $49c Personal Ivory Soap 4 bons $29c We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS given with each purchase except cigarettes, magazines, tobacco, alcoholic beverages or fluid milk products. 135 SOUTH LEMON Scout Event Is Slated Launching a concerted national effort to gain deeper insight into America's national purpose, and real understanding of forces seeking to destroy liberty and justice, local young men will join more than 100 Southwest youth July 7,orer posts of the Northern and 9. They are representing 13 Ex Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America, at a gathering held at the Naval Air Station, San Diego. Explorers will be aboard two aircraft carriers, the USS Bennington and SS Lexington, during the three days. The contingent from the northern Orange County Council will be led by A. Robert Lawrence of Fullerton, assisted by Norman Moldenhauer of Anaheim, advisor to the Anaheim District Explorer Cabinet; and Walter Pearson, staff Explorer advisor. Included among the boys are, from Anaheim: Edward Littrell, Post 35x; Keith Lilly, Post 166x; John Suter, Post 66x; Raymond Lussier, Post 80x. and Jack Sloata, Post 35x. Wins Degree Harry Gale Bonner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrew Bonner, 220 Coffman St., was awarded master of arts degrees at California State Polytechnic College. His major was education and biology. Kind words never die—they just become victims of ingratitude. Local Group Tours Carlsbad Caverns James E. Earl and daughter Peggy and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Earl of 1412 Beacon Ave. recently visited one of the wonders of the world, the Carlsbad Coverns National Park in southeastern New Mexico. The visitors went over 750 feet underground on a guided tour to see the incredibly beautiful cavern, and heard tour leaders explain the geological history of the limestone cavern which was millions of years in the making. NELSON'S Vacuum Service 117 WEST CENTER Call PR 4-0929 or PR 2-6636 Requires Guaranteed. Any Vacuum-Free pick-up and delivery service on cords, filters, bags and hoses. Top...SAFEWAY! U.S.D.A. Choice Shoulder Lamb Roast Prepared 3 Ways! 1-Square Cut Roast Full 5-Rib 2—Sliced 'n' Tied 3—Chops 'n' Roast Your Choice Discount Milk Prices *SAVE 4¢ A gallon on Lucerne Fresh, Homogenized "BONUS QUALITY" MILK U.S.D.A. Choice Shoulder Lamb Roast Prepared 3 Ways! 1-Square Cut Roast Full 5-Rib 2—Sliced 'n' Tied 3—Chops 'n' Roast Your Choice lb. 35¢ Lamb Rib Chops USDA Choice Spring Lamb lb. 79¢ Large Loin Chops USDA Choice Spring Lamb lb. 79¢ Small Loin Chops USDA Choice Spring Lamb lb. 98¢ Lamb Breast USDA Choice Fine to stuff lb. 10¢ Lamb Shanks USDA Choice Fine to braise lb. 33¢ Lamb Necks USDA Choice For stews, pies lb. 29¢ Swift's Bacon Premium Sliced First quality 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ Veal Steaks Sliced, Molded, Cubed Approx. 4-oz. each lb. 98¢ Wilson's Franks or Safeway Franks Tender, juicy all meat 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Breaded Scallops Captain's Choice 7-oz. size 39¢ Cocktails or Salads can $159 Discount Milk Prices *SAVE 4¢ A gallon on Lucerne Fresh, Homogenized "BONUS QUALITY" MILK *Now you can save 4c a gallon when you purchase Lucerne milk in quantities of two or more half gallon cartons ...43c a half gal. (Single Half Gallons 45c) Now, you get savings plus bonus quality! Lucerne Products won 56 awards in 1960 at Calif. State and County Pairs. Milk prices in L.A. Milk Area only C&H SUGAR Pure Cane, Granulated 10-lb. bag 69¢ With Purchase of $5 or More Limit 10-lbs. per customer Mrs. Wright's Hand Twist Fresh Bread 15-oz. loaves 19¢ Hereford Brand 12 oz. can $49c Gold Top Hand Packed 5 No. 2½ cons $1 Carnation or Cherub 7 tall cons $1 Fresh Bread 15-oz. leaves $19c FRESH GRAPES White Seedless Sugar Sweet Coachella Grown 2 lbs. $29c Peaches Red Haven Freestones 2 lbs. $25c Lettuce Large Crisp Firms Heads 2 for $25c Peat Moss For lawns, trees 2 cu. ft. bag $129 shrubs, flowers © COPYRIGHT, 1960 AND/OR 1961, SAFEWAY STORES, INCORPORATED. SAFEWAY Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit and not sell to other merchants. Merchandise sold in quantities as advertised. LINCOLN AND WESTERN