anaheim-gazette 1961-10-12

A fourth "R." for religion, is part of the study program for 2,000 pupils in Anaheim Elementary School District. This supplement to the traditional "three Rs" could also stand for Released Time, which is supported by the Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund drive.Released Time provides religious instruction for fifth and sixth graders whose parents give their approval. The program has been offered in Anaheim since 1945, when the California Education Code was amended to permit local school boards to release children from school to receive religious instruction. The maximum time allowed graders in the program if they wish. The principals also help work out a schedule so pupils do not miss regular class work during Released Time. Roman Catholic children are met at the school by a sister or lay teacher and escorted to a residence hear the school where they receive graded courses in religion approved by the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Sister Henrietta O.S.J. supervises Roman Catholic classes. Protestant children are instructed in one of four mobile classrooms parked on the street by the school. "Released Time reaches a lot of children that don't re- Western Communities Oral Fund drive.Released Time provides religious instruction for fifth and sixth graders whose parents give their approval. The program has been offered in Anaheim since 1943, when the California Education Code was amended to permit local school boards to release children from school to receive religious instruction. The maximum time allowed for this purpose is one hour a week. In Anaheim, a 45-minute class is offered weekly. Not a cent of school district tax money is expended on the program, which adheres strictly to America's traditional separation of church and state. About 1,500 Protestant children and 500 Roman Catholic youngsters are receiving Released Time instruction this year. In the case of both groups, the instruction is given off the school property. School principals do cooperate, however, to the extent of sending home cards for parents to register their fifth or sixth ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE HE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Mrs. Ruth Jones is supervisor of Protestant instruction. The non-denominational curriculum, rather than duplicating Sunday School lessons, offers a special course of Bible study. Fifth graders study the life of Christ; sixth graders, the early church in the first semester and heroes of the Old Testament in the second semester. "This is a cooperative endeavor on the part of the churches, the school district and the city," points out Shanks. BTK CONFIDENCE At time of bereavement it is often difficult to "think straight". Then it is important to know that your community funeral director has your best interests at heart. At Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars you will find people to whom you can turn with confidence during those trying hours. And remember: it costs no more to have the finest. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Director Barring Orange County families since 1879 1627 W. LA PALMA at EUCUD, ANAHEMA Proposed 2-1617 Army’s Salvation Army Unit Grows Family newly-arrived in Texas needs till the bread-winner re-receives first pay check. Do they turn? The Corps of the Salvation will assist them with clothing and even lodging if did 161 such families and more this year of the recession. Aid, really comes from family’s new home town. The Salvation Army is one health and welfare agency reported by the Anaheim Communities United Service Feel that the Salvation is a name that people of when they're in troubles Lt. Frank Brown, an ordained minister who has been commanding officer of the Anaheim corps since its founding in 1957. That trouble rears its head in a variety of forms. It may be a matter of life or death. Or it may just be loneliness gripping an old man at a rest home. Whatever it is, the Salvation Army faces up to the problem and tries to solve it, backing up the spiritual approach with practical steps. A three-pronged “attack”—spiritual, moral and physical—has been a tradition with the Salvation Army since Gen. William Booth founded it in 1865. Lt. Brown has held out the lifeline and seen it grasped four times in his four years in Anaheim. In each case, a person was contemplating suicide. The lieutenant and his wife, Joy, went to the home of one woman who was very despondent, stayed with her through most of the night and finally convinced her that suicide was not the answer. Then they followed up and helped extricate her from legal and financial tangles. Lt. Brown's home phone number is on file with the police department. He's one of their "emergency" arms and it is not unusual for him to be routed out at 2 a.m. to cope with a personal crisis. Most of the Salvation Army's local service, however, is more kindly than it is dramatic. The Anaheim corps served meals to 253 transients in 1960 (referenced to Hospitality House in San Ana but paid for by the Anaheim corps). It distributed 1,360 gifts a year during monthly visits to the lonely, aged folks at homes in the area. Last Christmas, the corps distributed baskets to needy families, cluding 94 with grocery checks ranging from $7 to $15. In addition, 3,005 toys were given out; musical groups recruited schools were taken to entertain rest home residents and party was given for 385 youngsters. These programs are directed from corps headquarters in old church building at 129 Cypress St., where religious services are also conducted. The United Fund allocated to the Salvation Army... Huck Steak 49¢ lb. $119 T-Bone Steak 1¢ lb. Short Best Center Cuts Superb Beef Save 20¢ Tender Juicy Flavorful Save 30¢ Extra Thrifty Well Trimmed from U.S.D.A. Choice Beef 1¢ Check These Values in USDA Choice Beef--Roasts, Steaks, Stews, Ground Bone Roast 49¢ Bone Roast 59£ Clod Roast 79£ Round Roast 89£ Brisket Roast 79£ Rump Roast 89£ Roast Bone In 79£ Stew Beef 79£ Center Cut Round Steak 79£ Top Round Steak 89£ Sirloin Tip Steaks 98£ Full Cut Sirloin Steaks 1¢ Superb Club Steaks 1¢ Porterhouse Steaks 1¢ Top Sirloin Steaks 1¢ Boneless New York Steaks 1¢ Mills Coffee All Grinds 59¢ Biscuit Mix Mrs. Wright's Multi-Purpose 29¢ Orange Juice Bel-air Frozen 6-oz. Cans $1 Fruit Pies Bel-air Frozen Peach, Cherry, Apricot, Boysenberry or Apple 3 Full 8-inch 24-oz. Pies Mayonnaise Nu Made Extra Egg Rich 24-oz. Jars 39¢ Liquid Bleach White Magic "It's Dated" Jug Gallon 39¢ Frozen Food Values Green Beans Le Valley Farms Italian Style 4 10-oz. pkg. Peas & Carrots Bel-air Colorful & Tasty 6 10-oz. pkg. Meat Pies Manor House—Beef, Chicken or Turkey 5 8-oz. pkg. TV Dinners Swanson Frozen Wide Assortment pkg. 65¢ New Crop Nut Seedless Raisin Artichoke Hean Crisp Celery Natural Dates Reduced Prices in Everyday Needs! ere Are a Few Examples- Reduced Prices In Everyday Needs! Here Are a Few ExamplesMilk Cane Sugar 5-lb. bag 49¢ Soups Campbell's Assorted 2 18½-oz. cans 33¢ Canned Milk 2 tall 29¢ Medal Flour 5-lb. bag 59¢ Foods Gerber's Junior Fruits, Vegetables 2 cans 19¢ Quaker Oats Quick or Regular 16-oz. jar 21¢ Instant Tea Lipton's Peanut & Orange Peanut 1½-oz. jar 53¢ Frozen Food Values Green Beans La Valley Farms Italian Style 4 10-oz. $1 pkg. Peas & Carrots Belair Colorful & Tasty 6 10-oz. $1 pkg. Meat Pies Manor House—Beef, Chicken or Turkey 5 8-oz. $1 pie TV Dinners Swanson Frozen Wide Assortment pkg. 65¢ Fresh Baked Goods Angel Food Cake Mrs. Wright's Each Party type 35c 12-oz. $5 cakes Sweet Rolls Mrs. Wright's—Pineapple Coffee Cake, Bear Claw or Jelly Snails 4 pages $1 French Bread San Francisco sour Dough—Brown & Sorra 18-oz. $33 leaf Fresh Bread Mrs. Wright's Hand Twist Leaf leaf 19¢ 22½ oz. $25 Lucerne Butter Grade "AA" 1-lb. Ctn. 69¢ Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except cigarettes, magazines, tobacco, alcoholic beverages or fluid milk products. SPECIALS EFFECTIVE Thurs., through Sun., Oct. 12, 13, 14, 15, 1961 at local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY COPYRIGHT, 1960, AND/OR 1961, SAFEWAY STORES, INCORPORATED Applicable Taxes Collected. LINCOLN AND WESTERN transients in 1060 (referred hospitality House in Santa but paid for by the Anx-corps). distributed 1,360 gifts last during monthly visits to lonely, aged folks at rest in the area. Last Christ- the corps distributed 115 sets to needy families, in- ing 94 with grocery checks being from $7 to $15. In ad-den, 3,005 toys were given musical groups recruited at tools were taken to enter- rest home residents and a y was given for 385 youngese programs are directed to corps headquarters in an church building at 129 E. Press St., where religiousices are also conducted. The United Fund allocation the Salvation Army also Promotion Told Hal W. Earhart has been promoted to research specialist in Humble Oil & Refining Company's Research and Development at Baytown, Texas. He is now serving on a rotational as-signment as laboratory head at Humble's special products plant in Houston, directing research on surface coatings and on oil field and related chemicals. Mr. and Mrs. Earhart and their two daughters live in Bay-town at 905 Fleetwood Dr. Mrs. G. Earhart, 609 Sylvan St. Anaheim, is Earhart's mother. helps pay for an extensive regional program: Booth Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles for unwed mothers, Evangeline Residence for working girls, a missing persons bureau and service in prisons; and to the families of prisoners. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shinkev-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES RICES REDUCED AT SAFEWAY! Beef. Stock Up at These Tremendous Savings! Short Ribs Swiss Steak Extra Thrifty Well Trimmed from U.S.D.A. Choice Beef lb. 39¢ Thick Cut Round Bone In Save 26% lb. 69¢ Stews, Ground Beef. Short Ribs lb. 39¢ Swiss Steak lb. 69¢ Extra Thrifty Well Trimmed from U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Stews, Ground Beef. Fresh Lean Ground Shoulder m. 59¢ Extra Lean Ground Round m. 69¢ Plate Boiling Beef Serve in a Boiled Dinner m. 19¢ Other Meat Values Wilson's Sliced Bacon Certified Extra Lean Pkg. 69¢ Pure Pork Sausage Rice's "Whole Bag" 1-lb. 69¢ Eastern Scallops Quick Fresen at Peek of Flavor 1-lb. 59£ Cooked & Peeled Shrimp Cocktail Size m. 98¢ Safeway Sliced Luncheon Meats • Thick Sliced Bologna, 12 oz. • Roast Beef Loaf, 6 oz. • Corned Beef Loaf, 6 oz. Your Choice Pkg. 49¢ • All Meat Bologna • Large Sliced Bologna • Flake & Pimento Leaf • Olive Leaf Mix 'Em or Match 'Em 3 Full $1 pkg. Northwest Extra Fancy Delicious Apples or Rome Apples Mix 'Em As You Wish Your Choice 2 lbs. 29¢ New Crop Nuts Large Size Brazilis, Your Filberts or Almonds Choice lb. 39¢ Needless Raisins For use in school lunches 6 1½ oz. pkgs. 19¢ Artichoke Hearts Marinated They're good! 3 8 oz. jars $1 Crisp Celery Large size Stalks 2 for 25¢ Natural Dates New Crop Fresh pack 12 oz. pkg. 25¢ U.S. No. 1 Idaho Russet Potatoes 10 lb. pile bag 39¢ Cream O' the Crop—Fresh Grade "AA" Large Eggs $ Dollar Buys $ Sliced Pineapple Highway Lucious Hewlett Elberta Peaches Town House Sliced or Halves Natural Dates New Crop Fresh pack Cream O' the Crop—Fresh Grade "AA" Large Eggs 1-doz. ctn. 49¢ Hershey Chocolate Syrup 16-oz. 19¢ Snow Star Ice Cream Popular Flavors 15-gal. ctn. 49¢ Made Peanut Butter Creamy or Chunk 18-oz. 39¢ Pinz Vegetarian Beans 2 16-oz. 25¢ Nnybank Margarine Fail Wrapped 1-lb. 23£ Siced Cheese Dutch Mill, American Swiss or Pimienta 3 5-oz. 11£ B Applesauce Creamy smooth Rich flavor 16-oz. 19£ eo Creme Sandwiches Mahisco Cookies 11-oz. 39£ Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce Whole or Jellied Price Includes Can 21¢ 16-oz. Can 2c off $ Dollar Buys $ Sliced Pineapple Highway Luscious Hawaii 14-oz. can Elberta Peaches Town House Sliced or Halves 17-oz. can Fruit Cocktail Town House Chill in Serve 17-oz. can Sliced Mushrooms Shady Oak Serve with Steaks 2-oz. can Fancy Peas Town House Blended 17-oz. can Your Choice 5 for $1 THE GOLDEN HOME AND HIGH SCHOOL ENCYCLOPEDIA SINCE 1961 49¢ ALL WORDS $128 DUE 20 Magnificent Volumes Vol. No. 5 On Sale! HOME HANDYMAN Popular Mechanics, Encyclopedia & Guide Vol. 1 only 49¢ Volumes 2-16 en. 99¢ Vol. 7 on Sale 135 SOUTH LEMON