anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-11

Federal Aid For Education Discussed Should Federal Aid Be Given Education? This question was raised yesterday afternoon by Assistant Professor of Education at Chapman College and former Superintendent of Anaheim secondary schools Paul Demeree, as he spoke before the weekly meeting of the Anaheim Lion's Club. Speaking of the current crisis in education, the alarming lack of classrooms and teachers, he gave as the cause of the trouble in our own state the increasing birthrate and the constant influx of people especially into Orange County. In reference to the rising birthrate he jestingly called it an "Epidemic." A further cause of the educational crisis was said to be the Russian "Sputnik" which has created widespread concern over the teaching methods and academic content of our public schools. Demeree stated that this rising criticism of educators has been generally met with defensive resentment, a condition which should not exist. Rather than taking offense, he said, educators should learn to listen to criticism and if possible, profit from it. In the United States, he said, 3 per cent of the gross national product is devoted to education, whereas in Russia, the figure is 8 per cent. "Our own expenditure," he said, "is half what is spent in this country on alcohol and tobacco." Indicating that Federal support of the schools would be a salutary solution to their unhappy condition he stated that 75 per cent of all taxes are collected by the Federal Insurance Co. Reports Anaheim Man's Post Shirl Blankenship, who together with his wife Donna, resides at 726 'Emergency Service' By Hair Dressers Perused SACRAMENTO (UPI)—You're Insurance Co. Reports Anaheim Man's Post Shirl Blankenship, who together with his wife Donna, resides at 728 Broadview Street, has been chosen by the Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance Company to represent that company in this area. The Blankenship's have two children, a son named Vaughn doing graduate work at Cornell University, and a daughter named Paula, of Long Beach. Plumbing — Contracting Repairs — Water Heaters Competitive Prices Easy Payments ORVAL STARMER 114 Carleton Nites KE 5-4959 'Emergency Service' By Hair Dressers Perused SACRAMENTO (UPI)—You're on your own, lady, if you get caught under a beauty shop drier at closing time. The Assembly Industrial Relations Committee Thursday sent out for further study a bill to extend the eight-hour working day of women beauticians "when it is necessary to complete service in process." Don Holler, president of the California Cosmotologists Association, insisted that hairdressing was an "emergency operation" that couldn't be rushed "when we have an unsightly head of hair and the lady suffering much mental anguish." But S.J. Olsen, business agent of the Barbers and Hairdressers Union, said that if parlors "get a chance to work these people overtime, every day they'll have an emergency." PHONE for a HOME LOAN Just twist the dial, and set the wheels rolling toward a home of your own! We'll be happy to answer your call for a loan to buy or build in this community. Phone today PRS 7 TUV 8 WXY 9 OPERATOR 0 Just twirl the dial, and set the wheels rolling toward a home of your own! We'll be happy to answer your call for a loan to buy or build in this community. Phone us today! ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM • KE 5-2158 ANAHEIM'S LOCALLY OWNED SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION SCALPER FOR RUSSIANS NEW YORK (UPI)—An office worker for the national council for Soviet-American Friendship, once accused by the U.S. attorney general of being a Communist front organization, was given a city summons Thursday. She was charged with scalping tickets to performances of Russia's famed Bolshoi Ballet. Spring values AB BUDGET GOLD WAVES $495 $595 Complete and May Only Reg. $110 Triple Oil Including Shampoo, Cut and Hair-style, only _____ 7.50 Reg. $115 Perme-Lane Including Shampoo, Cut and Hair-style, only _____ 8.50 Reg. $120 Perme-Lane Leanin Creme Including Shampoo, Cut and Hair-style _____ 10.50 This is the look of Spring: high swirling puffs, a casual tossing of curls, gentle whiffs of hair coming forward to frame your face, sexy bangs on the forehead! The variations are infinite, for "Crowning Glory Styling". YOU'LL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED AT THE DIFFERENCE "SPECIALIZATION" MAKES You Go to a Specialist for Your Eyes ... Your Teeth ... Why Not Your Hair? Crowning Glory PERMANENT WAVE SHOPS FULLERTON 1855 W. Orangesthorpe LA, 3-0019 (at Brookhurst near Alpha Beta) SANTA ANA 103 B. Main Street KL, 2-9453 PLEASE PRESENT THIS ADV. FOR SPECIALS Final Arguments Slated in Dyke Case Final oral arguments on the rate increase application of the Dyke Water Company of Garden Grove, will be held at 1:30 p.m. May 19 in San Francisco before the five members of the California Public Utilities Commission. Commissioner Matthew J. Dooley will preside. The 19th day of public hearing on the application was concluded Friday in Los Angeles subject to a late filed financial statement by the company. The Commission, on December 17, 1957, authorized an interim increase from $3 to $3.75 a month, or half of what the company requested. The company contends it needs the full amount of $4.50 a month. A number of areas of wide disagreement developed between the company and the PUC staff during the course of the hearings. Dyke Lansdale, president of the company, asserted that the depreciated assets of his firm totaled about $9.3 million. That amount was disputed by Richard R. Entwistle, PUC financial examiner, who testified Friday that the depreciated historical cost of the water facilities was $3,534,837 as of December. MAY IS MANAGERS' MO Ralphs SINCE 1873 FRANKS UNION BRAND 2-Lb. Cello Bag 70c FRANKS UNION BRAND 2-Lb. Cello Bag 79¢ BOLOGNA RATH BLACK HAWK CHUNK 39¢ lb. Fresh-R-Pict PRODUCE FANCY SWEET VALLEY Corn on the Cob 4 Large Ears 19¢ NO. 1 NEW CROP Brown Onions 4 10¢ BISC Bordent's Biscuits SLICED BACON NORMEL 53¢ U.S.D.A. CHOICE SHOULDER Lamb Chops Lamb Breast 15¢ Lamb Necks 29¢ Fresh-R-BAKE Hot Dog Rolls or Hamburger Buns PINEAPPLE DANISH Coffee Cake Each... BESCH-NUT STRAINED Baby Juice NO. 1 NEW CROP Brown Onions 4 lb. 19¢ ARMOUR Beef Stew 1½-lb. Can... 53¢ RATN BLACK HAWK BREAKFAST Sausages 8-oz. Can... 47¢ Bumble Bee White Tuna 7-oz. Can... 39¢ MOTHER'S ICED RAISIN Cookies 13-oz. Pkg... 49¢ CAKE MIX PILLSBURY White, Yellow, Spice, Orange, Pineapple or Chocolate Fudge 17-oz. Pkg. 25¢ Performance, not promises! "Ralphs Sells for Your Nearest RALPHS Store is RALPHS ANAHEIM STORE, Bro between Euclid and Loara... just off the Santa Ana Freeway Monday, May 11, 1950 Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin—A-7 31, 1957, the last date when audited figures were available. Even the number of wells in operation in 1958 were in dispute. Reginald Knaggs, PUC engineer, testified that in his opinion there were 87 wells operating in 1958, rather than the 91 shown in a company exhibit. H. O. Van Petten, attorney for the Dyke Company, announced on the record that the company might be sold before the May 10 scheduled hearing. He did not state with whom the Dyke Company was negotiating. A motion by Van Petten for a supplemental hearing to determine how the Commission arrives at its decisions was referred by Examiner Stewart C. Warner to the Commission for ruling. PEARY ON POLE The Navy Commander Peary planted the "Stars and Stripes" on the North Pole April 6, 1909, marking the first time in the world's history a living person has stood at the top of the world. RS' MONTH AT RALPHS Managers' DELICATESSEN SPECIALS A truly wonderful array, fresh and delicious... produced in Ralphs own kitchens, plus favorite brands of gourmet specialties, cheeses, pickles... every conceivable snack food... at Ralphs-sells-for-less prices! in Ralphs own kitchens, plus favorite brands of gourmet specialties, cheeses, pickles . . . every conceivable snack food . . . at Ralphs-sells-for-less prices! BISCUITS 5¢ BORDEN'S Buttermilk 8-oz. Can Tend-R-Quality Meats CON 53¢ U.S.D.A. CHOICE——1959 SPRING LAMB VERY ECONOMICAL TO ROAST OR STEW! Lamb Shoulders 35¢ lb. CHOICE SHOULDER mb Chops 59¢ lb. Breast 15th Fineest Alaskan SLICED Necks 29th Halibut 53¢ lb. SMOKED PICNICS IOWA BRAND To Bake or Fry Just Like Ham 5-7 Lbs. Aver. Fresh-R-Baked BAKERY Dog Rolls or burger Buns Pk. of 6... 21¢ LE DANISH ice Cake Each... 25¢ All new SUPER STARLAC 12 oz. SIZE. 97c BORDEN'S INSTANT CHOCOLATE Malted Milk 1-lb... 49c KRETSCHMER'S Wheat Germ 51¢ Dog Rolls or Burger Buns Pkg. of 6... 21¢ LE DANISH Ice Cake Each... 25¢ UT STRAINED Juice 3 4-oz. Cons 29¢ Mayonnaise Quart Marked "7e off" Pineapple Juice 6-oz. Can 24¢ Ozone Pineapple Chunks 13½-oz. 29¢ HTI & Ravioli 16-oz. Pkg. 59¢ RAPEFRUIT BORDO 1-Lb. Can 17¢ IMFECTIVE 12 G&13 SUPER STARLAC 12 QT. 8ZL. 97¢ BORDEN'S INSTANT CHOCOLATE Malted Milk 1-lb... 49¢ KRETSCHMER'S Wheat Germ 20-oz. Pkg.. 51¢ Kraft Italian Dressing 16-oz. 55¢ Vano Liquid Starch Half Gallon Marked "6c Off" Price 55c Less 6c SALE PRICE 49c Phs 2c Tax Bab-O Cleanser 2 21-oz. Cons 49c Phs 2c Tax Sweetheart Soap SALE Got One Reg. Size Bar for 1e With Purchase of 3 Bars at Regular PRICE TOTAL PRICE 4 Banded Bars 36c Phs 2c Tax NINE LIVES Cat Food 2 6-oz. Corn 27¢ Phs 1e Tax CROWN PRINCE Norse Meat for Dogs 2 15-oz. Cons 41o Phs 2c Tax Ralph's SINCE 1873 Sells for less" ...and you can prove it! HEIM STORE, Broadway Orange County Shopping Center, Ana Freeway Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 Days a Week