anaheim-gazette 1961-08-31

NEW HOME—Selling features of Summer Hills, new Bronze Medallion development in Orange, are discussed by Irving C. Jordon (left), co-developer, and Joseph A. Long, district manager of Southern California Edison Company, which has awarded the Medallion emblems to the homes for their high built-in electrical quality. ANAHEIM COMMENT SP Moves Center to SCHOOLS ... (Continued from Page 1-A) KE 5-7202, 7:55 a.m. An extended day program will handle Sycamore students. SYCAMORE JUNIOR HIGH 1801 E. SUMMER HILLS ANAHEIM COMMENT Despite the New Frontier's attempt to replace the Boy Scout movement, it still remains one of the most active and important groups in our city. Since many of our readers in one way or another are tied up with this movement, we thought it would be interesting to print a report on the Boy Scouts as Pravda, the official Russian "house organ," sees them: A Pravda survey reveals that in organization called the Boy Scouts is turning American youngsters into hostile, war-mongering imperialists. Every boy is forced into joining the Boy Scouts and is trained to be a master of all forms of espionage, violence, and germ warfare. He quickly becomes a very dangerous tool of the ruthless United States government. At the age of 8 or 9, innocent American boys are forcibly herded into an organization known as the Cub Scouts, which prepares them for future foul deeds. The Cub Scout dictators force the youth to worship the wolf, one of the most vicious and uncivilized of predatory animals. After three years of service in the Cub Scouts, the boys, now hooligan adolescents, are forced to join the older more corrupt Boy Scouts. The most deceitful ritual is the shameful "Court of Honor" where the young war-mongers are decorated with so-called Merit Badges. It is here they receive awards for their work in such insidious fields as "Swimming" (under water demolition) SP Moves Center to Anaheim Southern Pacific's transportation center for Orange County today is operating from its new headquarters building at 1631 S. Lewis St., Anaheim. The facility includes a modern terminal owned by SP's truck subsidiary, Pacific Motor Trucking Co., with a total of 25 truck or trailer spots on three sides of the all-weather freight dock. Sharing modern, air conditioned offices at the front of the new terminal building are Robert D. Meecham, PMT terminal manager; Henry E. Freeman, SP district freight and passenger agent George K. Moran, SP assistant district freight and passenger agent; and Robert J. Dryden, PMT traffic representative for the county. The new headquarters replaces the SP facilities at 426 E. 4th St. and those of PMT at 401 S. Artésia St., Santa Ana. The new telephone numbers are KEllogg 2-6731 for SP and KE 2-6366 for PMT. The Anaheim property is more centrally located for serving all Orange County shippers and also places SP rail and truck personnel conveniently under a single roof. Southern Pacific and Pacific Motor Trucking work closely as a team, especially in the popular piggyback freight service where coordinated rail and truck movements are involved. The large truck turning area is blacktopped. Attractive landscaping now going in will soon put the finishing touch on the transportation center. The terminal is on Southern Pacific's 200-acre industrial tract in South Anaheim. Just recently opened in this modern school... After three years of service in the Cub Scouts, the boys, now hooligan adolescents, are forced to join the older more corrupt Boy Scouts. The most deceitful ritual is the shameful "Court of Honor" where the young war-mongers are decorated with so called Merit Badges. It is here they receive awards for their work in such insidious fields as "Swimming" (under water demolition and sabotage); "Chemistry" (germ and poison gas warfare); "Pathfinding" (counter espionage); and "Pioneering" exploitation of under developed nations). In their effort to completely control American youth, the Scout cars have also set up a sister organization called the "Girl Scouts." This ill-conceived group turns young girls into unpaid door to door cookie venders. The proceeds of these sales, of course, go directly to the Wall Street master minds of the entire plot. From where we stand, if Pravda keeps it up, the U.S. may have found a new secret weapon. Promotion J. E. "Joe" McQuillkin has been named assistant cashier and operations officer of the Buena Park office the United States National Bank according to an announcement made today by E. C. Aldrich, regional vice president. Tamasha Dining Service Extended By popular demand the Tamasha Town and Country Club of Anaheim has extended the service of late afternoon and evening dining to include Saturdays, effective now. According to Ken Cawthra, general manager of the Tamasha, the recently inaugurated dinner policy, which was intended to serve on Friday nights only, has been such an overwhelming success that Tamasha will now be open from 4 until 11 p.m. on Saturday nights also. Daily lunchon service Monday through Friday is from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and features "surprise" continental dishes and complimentary wines on Monday. New Health Plan Offered Here Introduction of a new health plan for individuals and families which provides full payment of surgical and in-hospital medical services covered by the contract is currently being launched in Orange County. This plan sponsored by the Foundation for Medical Care of Orange County is similar to programs for employed groups which have been in effect for the last year. However, such family coverage is totally new and is offered under the auspices of the Orange County Medical Association through the Foundation. Benefits are provided by California Physicians' Service-Blue Shield. In addition to broad surgical and in-hospital medical coverage, the plan provides 80 percent of the cost of a three-or more bed hospital room up to a maximum of $20 per day. Additional benefits provide for X-ray and laboratory services, and other hospital extras. Physicians participating in ahead for the often unexpected County Foundation Health Plan Fee Schedule payments as payments in full for professional services covered by the individual plan contract. According to Dr. Richard Opfell, "the Orange County Foundation Health Plan is designed to help pay the cost of vital hospital and medical services. This health plan for individuals and families will enable those joining it to plan ahead for he often unexpected expense of illness or injury by means of the prepayment principle." Membership is open to residents of Orange county under 65 pears of age. If membership is secured prior to age 65, there will be no cancellation of coverage as the subscriber grows older, regardless of age, physical condition, or use of benefits. USE Gazette Classified Ads ENJOY U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEAUTIFUL MEAT FRANKS 49¢ 1lb CHUNK OR SLICED BOLOGNA FRANKS 49¢ lb CHUNK or SLICED BOLOGNA 49¢ lb LA CHIQUITA CORN TORTILLAS 2 doz. 29c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 39¢ ONLY With a Purchase of $3 or More Beer-Wine-Milk Excluded AMERICAN BEAUTY SPAGHETTI pk Save 12c HUNT'S—46-OZ. PKG. TOMATO JUICE DARIGOLD—FIRST QUALITY BUTTER lb. DOLE—46 oz. can PINEAPPLE JUICE ... 29c DOLE—No. 2 Can PINEAPPLE SLICES ... 37c BORDEN'S BISCUITS 5¢ Can 400 Ct. Pkg. KLEENEX 29c Highland 24 oz. Bottle SYRUP ... 51c Zee Toilet Tissue 4 for 41c Vano Fabric Fluffem bot 44c ZEE WAX PAPER Big 200 ft. 39c ELASTIC DRY STARCH 10 BORDEN'S BISCUITS 5c Can KLEENEX 29c Highland 24 oz. Bottle SYRUP ..... 51c Zee Toilet Tissue 4 for 41c Vano Fabric Fluffem bot 44c ZEE WAX PAPER ..... Big 200 ft. 39c ELASTIC DRY STARCH 12 oz. pkg. 17c RENUZIT CLEANER ..... Qt. Can 69c BRANDYWINE—Sliced MUSHROOMS ..... 4-oz. can 47c HEINZ JUNIOR BABY FOOD ..... 2 for 27c BUTTER KERNEL—CREAM GOLDEN CORN ..... 303 can - 23c FROZEN FOODS BANQUET — ASSORTED DINNERS 37c GOLDEN STATE—PREMIUM Ice Cream ALL FLAVORS 69c $\frac{1}{2}$- GAL. ALLISON PRICES EFFECT THURSDAY thru SU WE GIVE GOVERNOR... (Continued from Page 1-A) tail Clerks Union and their families at 11:45 a.m., Sept. 4, at Holidayland. The governor will fly by helicopter to Disneyland for the Labor Day address after attending the annual Catholic Labor Institute breakfast at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. Immediately after the address the governor will be flown back to Sacramento, Berkland said. Berland said the Labor Day picnic, slated from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., will be the biggest Labor Day event in the Western States. The picnic is sponsored jointly by Local 324 of Buena Park, Local 905 of Harbor City, and Local 1428 of Pomona. It features continuous games and entertainment throughout the day with a five-act show under the Big Top highlighting the events. DIAL 'S' FOR SPACE—Margaret Forst of Pacific Telephone holds a small replica of the Vanguard satellite, part of the many exhibits on space communications on display in the Telephone Building at the California State Fair until Sept. 10. A. CHOICE BEEF AT IT'S BEST DELICIOUS TENDER CHUCK ROAST TRY THESE BARBEQUED Club Steak 98¢ THICK CUT Swiss Steak CHUCK ROAST 39¢ lb Club Steak 98¢ lb THICK CUT Swiss Steak 69¢ lb FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1.00 MILD LONGHORN CHEDDAR CHEESE Lb. 49c BEAUTY HETTI pkg. 10c Save 12c Z. PKG. 5 for $1 IRST QUALITY ER lb. 69c LI—NO BEANS.....15 oz. can. 49c HUNT'S PEACHES 19¢ NO. 2½ CAN HALVES or SLICED GIANT PKG. NEWS DETERGENT .....49c 300 CAN VB APPLE SAUCE.....19c Heinz Cider Vinegar qt. 31c Liquid 24 oz. Bottle TREND .....49c Deg-Cat Food—Tall Cans Calo 2 for 31c PILLSBURY DELUXE CAKE MIXES 25¢ Assorted Flavors C&H BROWN or POWDERED SUGAR .....1 lb. box 17c PLASTIC BOTTLE BLUE BONNET 15¢ SAVE 14c PKG. Vinegar qt. 31c Liquid 24 oz. Bottle TREND ..... 49c Deg-Cat Food—Tall Cans Calo 2 for 31c CAKE MIXES 25¢ Assorted Flavors C&H BROWN or POWDERED SUGAR ..... 1 lb. box 17c PLASTIC BOTTLE PUREX ..... qt. 21c SNOW'S CLAM CHOWDER ..... 15-oz. can 31c STAR KIST—LIGHT CHUNK TUNA ..... ½ size can 33c MODESS ..... 12 reg. 45c OPEN LABOR DAY FRESH PRODUCE AVOCADOS 10¢ EACH CORN TOMATOES 10¢ POUND 6 For 29¢ SON'S PRICES EFFECTIVE Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3 THURSDAY thru SUNDAY—Specials All Day Sunday WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS Store Hours: Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Money Orders Sold Limit Rights Reserved We Give Double Orange Stamps on Tuesdays