anaheim-gazette 1961-08-03

Big State Fair Nears With opening of the California State Fair only a month away, judging of art exhibits entered in the big, 12-day show got underway this week. Plans for the State Fair's 12-day rodeo, its nightly fireworks extravaganza, livestock show, and scores of special events also are rapidly taking shape. Already, a bevy of beautiful young women from all parts of the state have entered the Fair's Maid of California contest, and entries also have been received for the annual Rodeo Queen contest. The Maid of California will be ernor Edmund G. Brown, durcrowned on August 30 by Goving opening day ceremonies, and a series of programs honoring her will be presented throughout the 12 days' festivities. Plans also are being firmed program in State Fair history, up for the largest horse race And capping the big Fair on its final day will be the 100-mile National Championship Stock Car Race sponsored by NASCAR. Work also is well underway on approximately 50 county exhibits in the huge County Building, and virtually all of the 50,000 feet of floorspace devoted to commercial exhibits has already been reserved. The Hall of Flowers, the Art Show, fashion and style shows, wine exhibits, and more than 5,000 head of livestock all are Young City Dancers Can Enter Ballet Sixty or more young dancers from 8 to 14 years old will be given the rare opportunity of performing in Tchaikovsky's immortal ballet, "The Nutcracker," when it is presented by the internationally famous New York City Ballet Co., in the Greek Theater of Los Angeles, Aug. 4-9. They will support the world renowned stars in the production and be under the direction of George Balanchine, one of the greatest choreographers in the history of dance. Only youngsters with adequate dance training under a qualified teacher or in a qualified school can be considered at the auditions, to be held in the Greek Theater, 2700 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, on Wednesday, July 19. Applicants aged 8 to 12, with two years of previous training, will be auditioned from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and those aged 12 to 14, with three years of preceding study, will be auditioned from 2 to 4 p.m. No individual changes can be made in the audition schedule. Work also is well underway on approximately 50 county exhibits in the huge County Building, and virtually all of the 50,000 feet of floorspace devoted to commercial exhibits has already been reserved. The Hall of Flowers, the Art Show, fashion and style shows, wine exhibits, and more than 5,000 head of livestock all are major attractionh to be shown at this year's State Fair, but the Roreo and fireworks display will be among the top highlights. Each evening throughout the 12 days of the State Fair, from August 30 through September 10, an hour-long fireworks extravaganza will be presented on the racetrack infield in front of the grandstands. Hundreds of the nation's best cowboys, both collegiate and professional, will thrill State Fair audiences each evening of the fair. First six days of the fair will be devoted to the National Intercollegiate Rodeo finals. As the college competitors leave, the professional cowboys will take over. Championship riders from all parts of the U. S. and Canada will take part in the competition. There will be many other feature attractions at this year's State Fair. Teams Named To Play In City Event Edwin S. Hines, Jr., today named the first 26 teams to enter the coming 16th Annual Anaheim Baseball Tournament, to start 7 p.m. Monday, August 7, at Anaheim's La Palma Park stadium. Some 80 teams are expected to have their entries in before deadline on July 17, team pairings July 21, with at the auditions, to be held in the Greek Theater, 2700 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, on Wednesday, July 19. Applicants aged 8 to 12, with two years of previous training, will be auditioned from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and those aged 12 to 14, with three years of preceding study, will be auditioned from 2 to 4 p.m. No individual changes can be made in the audition schedule. All the aspirants must be prepared with ballet shoes and rehearsal clothes in order to dance before Janet Reed, distinguished ballet mistress of the New York City Ballet. Those selected will appear in the brilliant Christmas party of the opening act. Housing Measure Lauded by Mosk Attorney General Stanley Mosk, Democratic national committeeman for California, this week hailed the passage of President Kennedy's housing measure by the House of Representatives. At the same time Mosk criticized all of the Republican members of the California congressional delegation for ignoring the public interest in failing to vote for the bill. (The final vote was 235 to 178.) "These Republicans callously disregarded the welfare of our nation in voting against this program which is meant to see that every American family has a decent home in which to live," Mosk declared. "This bill will provide for expanded federal assistance for urban renewal, public housing, rural housing, FHA financing for middle income families, community facilities for large and small towns and assistance to urban areas in buying open space land for parks, recreation and other civic needs," he concluded. Hospital Names Administrator Arthur E. Coltrin, a native Edwin S. Hines, Jr., today named the first 26 teams to enter the coming 16th Annual Anaheim Baseball Tournament, to start 7 p.m. Monday, August 7, at Anaheim's La Palma Park stadium. Some 80 teams are expected to have their entries in before deadline on July 17, team pairings July 21, with playing schedules July 23. Teams are listed in the order they were received by the tournament's secretary are: Upland Post 73; Midway City Post 555; Pasadena Post 13; Ontario Post 112; Garden Grove Post 286, two teams; Anaheim Post 72, three teams; Fullerton Post 142; Santa Ana Post 131; Orange Post 132; Shua Post 579, L.B.; Arthur L. Peterson Post 27, L.B.; Downey Post 270, two teams; Torrance Post 170; Whittier Post 51; Lakewood Post 496; Flyers Post 765; L.B., Gardena Valley Post 187; Pomona Post 30, 1960 tournament champions; San Clemente Post 423; Laguna Beach Post 222; El Segundo Post 38 and Westchester Post 823. This is the first year in the history of American Legion baseball that 18 year olds are allowed to play and the first time that an adult coach will be allowed to coach his team from the coach's box. With the cost of living so high today, a great many people find they can't afford to work for what they're worth. Hospital Names Administrator Arthur E. Coltrin, a native of Orange County who has more than 14 years schooling and experience in hospital work, is the new administrator of the ultra-modern, 144-bed Martin Luther Hospital. The announcement, made today by Reverend Harry F. Stief, president of the Martin Luther board of directors, said that Coltrin assumes his new duties immediately and succeeds Arthur G. Turner who resigned to accept another position. Coltrin, the director of development at St. Jude Hospital for the past year, was administrator of the 120-bed Jane Phillips Memorial Hospital and the 24-bed Jane Phillips Episcopal Convalescent Hospital. He was also Assistant Director of the Barnes Medical Center, St. Louis, and Assistant Director, Washington University (St. Louis) School of Medicine, Department of Hospital Administration. He began hospital work as Administrative Assistant of the 130-bed Maternity Hospital, St. Louis. A good look at the family budget reduces the vacation fever. Resident Helps On Space Shot Participating in recovery operations for Air Force Captain Virgil L. (Gus) Grissom, second U.S. astronaut, while serving aboard the destroyer USS Lowry operating off the Coast of Florida, was Richard L. Dillon, storekeeper seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dillon of 1727 W. Sallie Lane, Anaheim, Calif. The Navy recovery force, composed of both surface and air units, was deployed down the flight path from Cape Canaveral to the touchdown area northeast of the Grand Bahamas Island. Signups At College Open From any ANGLE...it's the A USDA CHOICE What makes Market care in selection of proper aging and ten just so. You get better • U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE ANY THICKNESS Check Market Basket's LOWER EVERYDAY SHELF PRICES Check Market Basket's LOWER EVERYDAY SHELF PRICES Market Basket prices are lower, week after week, on many of the foods your family uses most... On your favorite Brands of Coffee, Sugar, Detergent, Flour, Paper Products, Soups, Mayonnaise, Margarine, Salad Oil, Baby Foods, Canned Milk and many other popular items. ADVENTURE CHUNK STYLE TUNA 5 6-OZ. CAN $100 DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES CHERRY SUPREME, COCONUT SURPRISE, CHOCOLATE MINT, DEVIL'S FOOD, SPICE, YELLOW, WHITE, FUDGE MARBLE 19-OZ. PKG. DETERGENT WHITE KING D PRICE INCLUDES GT. PKG. 55¢ ICE CREAM WESTWOOD ½-GAL. CTN. 49¢ DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL 17-OZ. CAN 19¢ CHRIS' & PITT'S Bar-B-Que Sauce HOT OR REGULAR 10-OZ. BOT. 39¢ DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN Peas 2 17-OZ. CANS 39¢ A DELICIOUS SPREAD Allsweet 1-LB. CTN. 25¢ FOR COOKING OR SALAD Mazola Oil 48-OZ. BOT. 89£ SUNKIST FROZEN ORANGE, LEMON, FRUIT Juice Bars PKG. 49£ WEBER'S ELBOW Macaroni 12-OZ. PKG. 15£ MAKE A MACARONI SALAD, S & W SLICED CUCUMBER Pickles 12-OZ. JAR 23£ TOWNE PRIDE Punch 2 5½-OZ. CANS 19£ SUNSHINE HI-HO Crackers 10-OZ. PKG. 25£ PETER PAN Peanut Butter SMOOTH OR CHUNK 18-OZ. JAR 49£ TENDERLEAF — 1½-OZ. JAR Instant Tea 79£ PRICE INCLUDES 10c OFF Market Saskatchewan Frozen Foods SWANSON TURKEY, CHICKEN, BEEF, CHOPPED SIRLOIN, SHRIMP, HAM 49¢ • U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE ANY THICKNESS ROUND STEAK OVEN READY RUMP ROAST LB. MELON CUT RUMP ROAS TAILS & EXCESS FAT REMOVED B T-BONE STEAK LB. CUT THICK FOR THE BARBECUE CHUCK STEAK LB. OSCAR MAYER FULLY COOKED PULLMAN STYLE CANNED $ HAMS 3 LB. CAN AS FEATURED ON KTTV CHANNEL I ECONOMY QUALITY ROASTING CHICKENS LB. FINE FOR ROTISSERIE OR BARBECUIKOLD KIST FROZEN BEEF SANDWICH STEAKS 10 ALEX BRAND SPANISH FOOD LARGE BEEF TAMALES ALEX BRAND CHILI CON CARNE 8-0 SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON WESTWOOD V2-GAL. CTN. 49¢ DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL 17.OZ. CAN 19¢ GRAPE OR ORANGE DRINK HI-C 4 46-OZ. CANS $100 SO SOFT Scott Tissue 2 ROLLS 21¢ Peanut Butter SMOOTH OR CHUNK 18-OZ. JAR 49¢ TENDERLEAF — 1½-OZ. JAR Instant Tea 79¢ Market Basket Frozen Foods SWANSON TURKEY, CHICKEN, BEEF, CHOPPED SIRLOIN, SHRIMP, HAM DINNERS EACH 49¢ SUNKIST FRUIT PUNCHES 2 6-OZ. CANS 29¢ TIP TOP ORANGE DRINK 4 6-OZ. CANS 49¢ Market Basket Fruits and Vegetables THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 LBS. 29¢ PINEAPPLE FRESH HAWAIIAN LB. 10¢ SUNNYLAND SWEET VALENCIA ORANGE JUICE QT. 43¢ FINE FOR ROTISSERIE OR BARBECUE KOLD KIST FROZEN BEEF SANDWICH STEAKS 10 ALEX BRAND SPANISH FOOD LARGE BEEF TAMALES 4 ALEX BRAND CHILI CON CARNE 8-0 SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON PRICE INCLUDES 7c OFF Liquid Ivory RALSTON — 10-LB. BAG, $12 Purina Dog Chow AS FEATURED ON KTTV CHANNEL Market Basket Sundr DON'T BE A LITTERBUG! AUTO WASTE BASKETS EASY TO INSTANT EASY TO EMPTY NOW BUTTER CORN WITH BUTTER BRUSH NO NEED TO MELT BUTTER. EASY TO WASH CLEAN. NO-DRIP BUTTER GUARD —29c CORN SKEWERS BY LIBBEY—YOUR CHOICE SMOKE RIPPLE GLUE 16-OZ. COOLER 12-OZ. BEVERAGE 6-OZ. JUICE 8-OZ. DESSERT College Open Registration for returning students to Orange Coast College have opened, according to appointments set up with their counselors at pre-registration. An enrollment of 3000 is expected this fall, according to Correllan J. Thompson, associate dean of admissions and records. Classes begin Sept. 11. Pre-registration examinations for new students will be given at 8 a.m. on Mondays or Thursdays beginning today in the Forum Building. No appointment is necessary for the entrance examinations. New students planning to attend under the GI Bill must make proper arrangements with the Veterans Administration prior to registration. Is the FINEST EATING Beef IN TOWN! Market Basket PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY AUGUST 3 TO 6 What makes Market Basket beef more tender, more tasty? Greater care! Greater care in selection of the best of U.S.D.A. graded choice beef ... greater care in proper aging and temperature control ... greater care in cutting and trimming just so. You get better beef for less at Market Basket. S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF • GROUND TEAK LB. 65¢ FRESH GROUND BEEF S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF • BACKNESS FOUND STEAK LB. 65¢ DY UMP BAST LB. 65¢ CUT RUMP ROAST LB. 75¢ EXCESS FAT REMOVED BEFORE WEIGHING ONE AK LB. 98¢ FOR THE BARBECUE BUCK STEAK LB. 49¢ MAYER FULLY COOKED AN STYLE ANNED AMS 3 LB. CAN RED ON KTTV CHANNEL 11 QUALITY ASTING CKENS LB. 39¢ OTISSERIE OR BARBECUE SPIT OZEN BEEF H STEAKS 10 2-OZ. STEAKS $1.00 D SPANISH FOOD BEEF TAMALES 4 9-OZ. TAMALES 99¢ ON CARNE 8-OZ. PKG. 35¢ SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON 1-LB. PKG. 59¢ FRESH GROUND BEEF 35¢ LB. FRESH GROUND SHOULDER 59¢ FRESH GROUND ROUND LB. 65¢ U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROAST LB. 49¢ 7-BONE SHOULDER ROAST CENTER CUTS LB. 39¢ BEEF SHORT RIBS LB. 39¢ ROLLED AND TIED SHOULDER CLOD LB. 79£ SHORT CUT RIB ROAST LB. 79£ Market Pasket Delicatessen LUER QUALITY FRANKFURTER$ 1-LB. PKG. 49£ RATH BLACK HAWK FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE CUT AND PKGED. LB. 39£ MONTEREY JACK CHEESE LB. 55£ WOLLMAN MUENSTER, CARAWAY, JACK, MILD CHEDDAR OR LONGHORN SLICED CHEESE 4-0Z. MOTISSERIE OR BARBECUE SPIT OZEN BEEF STEAKS 10 2-OZ. STEAKS $1.00 DAD SPANISH FOOD BEEF TAMALES 4 9-OZ. TAMALES 99¢ MON CARNE 8-OZ. PKG. 35¢ SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON 1-LB. PKG. 59¢ ICE INCLUDES 7c OFF Liquid Ivory 22-OZ. CAN 55¢ ESTON —10-LB. BAG, $1.09 Durina Dog Chow 5-LB. BAG 69¢ FEATURED ON KTTV CHANNEL 11 Market Basket Sundries NOT BE A LITTERBUG! UTO WASTE VALUE 29¢ BASKETS EASY TO INSTALL, EASY TO EMPTY BUTTER CORN WITH 49¢ VALUE BUTTER BRUSH 39¢ NEED TO MELT BUTTER, TO WASH CLEAN. RIP BUTTER GUARD -29¢ VALUE ARN SKEWERS SET OF 6 23¢ LIBBEY—YOUR CHOICE COKE RIPPLE GLASSES Z.Z. COOLER Z.Z. BEVERAGE JUICE DESSERT 5 FOR $1.00 Basket Delicaessen LUER QUALITY FRANKFURTER$ 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ RATH BLACK HAWK FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE CUT AND PKGED. LB. 39¢ MONTEREY JACK CHEESE LB. 55¢ WOLLMAN MUENSTER, CARAWAY, JACK, MILD CHEDDAR OR LONGHORN SLICED CHEESE 6-OZ. PKG. 29¢ MARKET BASKET COLE SLAW, MACARONI OR HEALTH SALADS 16-OZ. CTN. 29¢ HAVE SO MANY USES Zee Towels GT. ROLL 25¢ • BAKERY • LANGENDORF NUT EA POUND CAKE 49¢ MADE WITH SLICED TOASTED ALMONDS. BARBARA ANN PKG. OF 12 CINNAMON ROLLS 39¢ Market Basket We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. ANAHEIM —1221 S. Los Angeles St.