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Downtown Retail Merchants Against Relocation of Anaheim City Hall Anaheim's Downtown Retail Executive Committee went on record yesterday morning as unanimously against the relocation of the Anaheim City Hall governmental offices away from the downtown area. The committee based their reasoning and action on the obvious devaluation of property that would result from withdrawal of city offices from their present location. Chairman Louis Phillips pointed out that such cities as Los Angeles and Santa Ana have found it highly beneficial to maintain a healthy core in the downtown area, and that maintaining the city facilities is one of the greatest contributors. Since the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and the City planners are in the throes of planning with an eventual city-wide bond issue for the purpose of enlarging and modernizing the city facilities, it was thought wise to inform the city government of the feeling of the retailers and the downtown property owners. Taxwise, the city would stand to lose a tremendous present income, it was decided, that would not be picked up from outside areas, and, of course, the loss would have to be passed on to the property owners of the city, as a whole, to continue to maintain the city's economic program. In line with their thinking, the Downtown Retail Association is planning an open meeting May 6 at the Anaheim Elks Club with Simon Eisner, planning consultant of the Anaheim planning commission as guest speaker. His talk will feature urban redevelopment and the value of maintaining a healthy downtown business core. The meeting will be open to the general public, and will feature Windy City Dubbing of Chicago Given Airing CHICAGO (UPI) — The Indiana spelled Chicago "Checagou," "Shikago" and "Chicagou," but the name still means "the place of the wild onion smell," says Virgil J. Vogel, a teacher in Chicagou Harper High School. Writing in "Illinois History," Vogel said despite many theories about the city's name, evidence indicates that the Miami Indian named it for the wild onions which once grew abundantly in the area. whole, to continue to maintain the city's economic program. In line with their thinking, the Downtown Retail Association is planning an open meeting May 6 at the Anaheim Elks Club with Simon Eisner, planning consultant of the Anaheim planning commission as guest speaker. His talk will feature urban re-development and the value of maintaining a healthy downtown business core. The meeting will be open to the general public, and will feature a social hour between 6 and 7 p.m. with buffet dinner starting at 7. Dinner guests will include the Anaheim City Council, Anaheim Planning Commission, City Manager Keith Murdoch, and Robert Ask $44,000 Damages In Father-Son Suit OCNS A Buena Park father and his son are the defendants in a $44,000 personal injury case that is being heard by a jury in the court of Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison. A Los Angeles couple, Arthur and Ione Miller, are seeking the damages for injuries received in a crash on Orangethorpe and Grand in Buena Park Dec. 1, 1957. Defendants in the case are Clarence Striegel and his 16-year-old son, Leroy, both of 8331 Mango Way. The car was reportedly driven by the youth. It was a rear end crash. Las Vegas Ceremonial Scheduled By Shriners The greatest Shrine caravan in Al Malakah Temple history will leave Los Angeles Friday, May 1, for Los Vegas by trains, planes and buses to attend a Stag Ceremonial over the week end, May 1, 2 and 3. Les White, potentate of Al Malakah Temple, estimates that 6,300 Shriners and candidates for membership will participate in the Ceremonial Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in the Las Vegas' Civic Auditorium. Highlight will be the induction of 1,250 candidates into the Shrine. A colorful Shrine parade in downtown Las Vegas will start at noon Saturday, followed by the Ceremonial and a Moslem feast. Iaikah Temple estimates that 6,300 Shriners and candidates for membership will participate in the Ceremonial Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in the Las Vegas Civic Auditorium. Highlight will be the induction of 1,250 candidates into the Shrine. A colorful Shrine parade in downtown Las Vegas will start at noon Saturday, followed by the Ceremonial and a Moslem feast. ELECTRIC SHAVERS Accessories. Parts. Repairs ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 S. Los Angeles St. KE. 5-5149 "MAKE MINE MILK" YES WE HAVE IT Homogenized Vitamin "D" 41½¢ HALF GALLON Save—on all dairy products Fast—and courteous service Carnation Ice Cream— Complete Bread Line— LUKENS DRIVE-IN DAIRY 425 S. Placentia Ave. Anaheim PR 4-5447 Open Daily 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Sunday DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftimax EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT BEEF STEAKS WILSON'S BONELESS 11-3 LBS. SLICE-N-SERVE ALASKAN BREADED FROZEN VEAL CUTLETS Thriftimax FINES U.S. NO. 1 WHITE ROSE NEW POTATOES IMPERIAL VALLEY CARROTS EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON WINESAP APPLE SUMMER OR ITALIAN SQUARE S&F BRAND IRISH POTATOES NO. 300 TINS 10 FOR $1.00 LAURA BU EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL City Dubbing of Chicago Given Airing MAGO (UPI) — The Indians Chicago "Checagou," go" and "Chicagou," but one still means "the place of onion smell," says Virgil Mel, a teacher in Chicago's High School. In "Illinois History," a people’s publication of the State Historical Society, said despite many theories the city’s name, evidence in that the Miami Indians it for the wild onions which grew abundantly in the area. INDONESIANS PROVE LOVE THROUGH THEFT LOMBOK, Indonesia (UPI) — It's the marrying season on this East Indonesian island and the time of year when a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love—and stealing. In neighboring Bali, prospective bridegrooms carel only their brides. But here, a young man with marital aims must become a full-fledged thief before he can get a wife who will respect him. Lombok police say this age-old custom causes them plenty of trouble, even though it's not as bad as it used to be. Years ago, a suitor had to swipe a water buffalo to convince the girl and her parents—of his affection and manliness. But, today, he can get by with stealing a rooster. However, many youths want to outdo their fathers. So, if a fellow’s father stole a water buffalo to get his mate, the son feels he must at least get a water buffalo, with a rooster for good measure. A youth who does not have enough courage to steal sometime winds up unmarried because the girls take this stealing serious. Professor Airs Views On Assistance Agencies BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) — A University of California social welfare professor believes California’s public assistance agencies need some help themselves. Kermit T. Wiluse, concluding a study on the public assistance worker, said most such agencies are improperly staffed to do an effective job of "motivating" their applicants toward self-help and readjustment. He thinks the task of helping EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart EVERY DAY IS ALWAYS A FAIR DOLAR SALE Thrifty KEYMAID GRADE "AA" BITTER 69¢ QUAK BRAND APPLE SAUCE 10 NO. 303 $100 CAN ALL GRINDS YUBAN COFFEE 1-LB. TIN 69¢ QUAIL BRAND SLICED BEER 10 NO. 303 TINS PRATT-LOW SPINACH 10 NO. 303 TINS QUALITY MEATS RECTED GRADE "A" FRYING 20¢ COUNTY FAIR APPLE - BERRY - CHERRY FROZEN DIES GOLDEN BLEND 69¢ 10 NO. 303 CAN $100 QUALITY MEATS CTED GRADE "A" FRYING CKENS WHOLE BODY 29 lb. OUT-UP 33 lb Backs & Necks 10 lb BREASTS 55 lb Legs & Thighs 49 lb GRADE "A" 4-5 LBS. AVG. WT. READY DUCKLINGS 47 lb. DRED BEEF BRISKET 63 lb. MEDIUM SIZE 3-5 LBS. ERN PORK ARE RIBS 37 lb. NORTHERN PACIFIC SLICED HALIBUT 49 lb CERTI-PRESH PROZEN COD FILLETS 39 lb STEAKS 10 2-oz. Pkgs. 79¢ ONELESS 1-3 LBS. -N-SERVE HAM $119 lb. READED PROZEN CUTLETS 5 4-oz. Pkgs. 98¢ FINEST PRODUCE 1-LB. TIN 69¢ COUNTY FAIR APPLE - BERRY - CHERRY FROZEN PIES 24-oz. Pkg. 39¢ ALL GRINDS S & F COFFEE 1-lb. Tin 59¢ SUNNY VALLEY FRESH GRADE 'A' LARGE EGGS Doz. Ctn. 37¢ QUAIL BRAND PINEAPPLE JUICE 4 46-oz. Tins $100 PRATT-LOW SPINACH 10 NO. 303 TINS GOLDEN BLEND APPLE JUICE FARM STYLE FOODCRAFT BUDDY BOY POPCORN PLAIN OR IODIZED S & F SALT HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE TREND DETT BETTY CROCKER LEMON ANGEL FOOD MARKED 10c OFF LOG CABIN BON-I-BEE ICE CREAM QUAIL BRAND TOMATO JUICE SARA LEE CINNAMON FROZEN COFFEE VINYL—10c OFF DEAL SIMONIZ FLUID COLLIER'S BRIQUETTES JUICY AND TENDER LUER'S FRANKET JANE ANDERSON POTATO & KRAFT PHILADELPHIACREAM CHICKEN JANE ANDERSON'S WILD HORN STEAKS 10 Pkg. 75 ONELESS 1½-3 LBS. $1 19 N-SERVE HAM 1 lb. BREADED FROZEN 5 4-oz. Phgs. 98¢ CUTLETS FINEST PRODUCE WHITE ROSE 5 Lbs. 17¢ POTATOES 2 Bs. 13¢ ROTS 10¢ ESAP APPLES 10¢ AN SQUASH 10¢ LAURA SCUDDER'S PEANUT BUTTER 16-OZ JAR 2 FOR $1 00 THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., APRIL 30, MAY 1-2-3 FOR DAILY RADIO SPECIALS, DIAL 1580—KDAY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALES TAX ADDED TO TAXABLE ITEMS EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftimart Richmond, 9-6251 Brookhurst Avenue, Garden Grove 888 Knott Avenue, Buena Park QUAIL BRAND PINEAPPLE JUICE 4 46-oz. Tins $1 00 QUAIL BRAND CUT GREEN BEANS 8 No. 303 Tins $1 00 LUER'S FRANK JANE ANDERSON POTATO & KRAFT PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHI JANE ANDERSON'S WEST LONGHORN Van de Kamp's SPECIALS APRIL 30-MAY 3 QUAIL BRAND TOMATO 7 NO. 2½ TINS Wednesday, April 29, 1958 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—B-9 For Airs Views Assistance Agencies LEY, Calif. (UPI) — A of California social welfare believes California assistance agencies help themselves. T. Wiltse, concluding a the public assistance said most such agencies properly staffed to do an effort of "motivating" their toward self - help and ment. public assistance families solve their complex social problems demands a high level of knowledge of human behavior and skill. "It is futile to expect the average untrained and overburdened public assistance worker to do an effective job," said Wiltse. "Eligible public assistance administration in California must be given the legislative support and funds to fulfill the purposes expressed in the law or else the trend of legislation should be reversed. Each additional statutory provision that leads to a broader concept of the objectives of the public assistance programs only widens the gap between what the administration is expected to achieve and what the current staff can actually do." New Hampshire has the nation's largest state legislature, with 432 members. Nebraska with 43 is the smallest. Average is about 150. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE. S-6430 EVERY DAY A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftimart WAYS A FAMILY AFFAIR AT Thriftimart STOCK-UP!!! QUAIL BRAND SLICED BEETS 10 NO. 303 $1'00 TINS QUAIL BRAND GREEN PEAS 10 NO. 303 $1'00 TINS PRATT-LOW SPINACH 10 NO. 303 $1'00 TINS QUAIL BRAND TOMATO SAUCE 16 8-OZ. TINS $1'00 10 NO. 303 $1.00 TINS 10 NO. 303 $1.00 TINS PRATT-LOW SPINACH 10 NO. 303 $1.00 TINS QUAIL BRAND TOMATO SAUCE 16 8-OZ TINS $1.00 GOLDEN BLEND APPLE JUICE 4 Qt. Btn. $1.00 FARM STYLE FOODCRAFT PICKLES 4 15½-oz. Jars $1.00 BUDDY BOY POPCORN 2 10-oz. Tins 29¢ PLAIN OR IODIZED S & F SALT 2 26-oz. Pkgs. 25¢ HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE TREND DETERGENT Gt. Pkg. 49¢ BETTY CROCKER LEMON CUSTARD—Marked 6c OFF ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX 17-oz. Pkg. 51¢ MARKED 10c OFF LOG CABIN SYRUP YOU PAY 26-oz. Btl. 79¢ BON-I-BEE ICE CREAM BON BONS Pkg. of 20 29¢ QUAIL BRAND TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. Tin 19¢ SARA LEE CINNAMON FROZEN COFFEE CAKE 14½-oz. Pkg. 79¢ VINYL—10c OFF DEAL SIMONIZ FLOOR WAX YOU PAY Qt. Tin 88¢ COLLIER'S BRIQUETTES (10-LB. SACK $1.29) 5-lb. Sack 79¢ JUICY AND TENDER LUER’S FRANKS 1-lb. Pkg. 49¢ JANE ANDERSON POTATO & EGG SALAD 1-lb. Ctn. 33¢ KRAFT PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE 8-oz. Pkg. 35¢ JANE ANDERSON’S WISCONSIN LONGHORN CHEESE 10-oz. Pkg. 39¢ LUER'S FRANKS JANE ANDERSON POTATO & EGG SALAD KRAFT PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE JANE ANDERSON'S WISCONSIN LONGHORN CHEESE Van de Kamp's SPECIALS APRIL 30—MAY 3 BLUEBERRY MUFFINS pkg. 6 33¢ 4-LAYER LEMON COCONUT CAKE half 49¢ ea. 95¢ QUAIL BRAND TOMATOES 7 NO. 2½ $1.00 TINS CHUBBY DOG FOOD 16 NO. 1 TINS $1.00 MAY 1-2-3 1580 — KDAY ADDED TO TAXABLE ITEMS ZEE TOILET TISSUE 4-ROLL PACK 3 FOR $1.00 BANQUET BONED CHICKEN 5-OZ. TIN 3 FOR $1.00 EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY 8662 South Placentia Avenue, Anaheim 625 Orangewood Avenue, Anaheim