anaheim-gazette 1960-02-05

BS - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Calif., Fri., Feb. 5, 1960) YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK STATE SENATOR JOHN A. MURDY JR. 55th District California State Legislature It is now a foregone conclusion that there will be a special session called in connection with our 1960 budget session. But it is too early as yet to do more than guess at some of the items which may be put on the agenda. It has already been announced that the Governor will convene the extraordinary session in March. He has indicated two items which will be submitted for our consideration. First will be smog control legislation. Second will be reorganization of responsibility for our state system of higher education, as between the University and the state colleges. Both of these subjects have been under study during the interim by legislative committees since our last session, and draft legislation is in preparation. A third possible topic which has been publicly discussed at considerable length during the past year is the streamlining of our state government. This matter has proved to be so hotly controversial, however, that at present it seems unlikely that the question will be put in the call. An administrative report on the subject is known to be in existence, but may never be publicly released according to... A third possible topic which has been publicly discussed at considerable length during the past year is the streamlining of our state government. This matter has proved to be so hotly controversial, however, that at present it seems unlikely that the question will be put in the call. An administrative report on the subject is known to be in existence, but may never be publicly released, according to some observers. Another item which will certainly be included in the agenda is another school construction loan and bond issue. The issue for $220 million, approved by the voters in 1958, will last only to the end of 1960 at the present legal maximum allocation to local districts of $8 million per month. But requests from districts are now piling up at almost twice this amount per month, so it may be requested that an additional issue of $300 million or $350 million be submitted to the voters in 1960. It has also been suggested that we legislators be asked to authorize loan of $35 million or more from some available reserve, to be used for school building loans until any new bonds authorized can be sold. Our legislative analyst has made a thorough study of this problem of assisting to build new classrooms with funds from state bond issues. He has called our attention to the fact that if we continue the current rate of issuing state bonds for new schools, about $100 million per year, the amount required for annual interest and redemption will equal the amount used for loans by 1971. He suggests that we therefore give careful consideration to the possibility of putting the loan program on a partial pay-as-we-go basis by using some general fund revenues instead of bond proceeds. Still hovering over our heads as a possible item for the special session is that familiar controversial problem which tied our 1958 budget session in tight knots, the state water development plan. Despite the fact that we succeeded in passing a one and three-quarter billion dollar water bond issue in 1959... Still hovering over our heads as a possible item for the special session is that familiar controversial problem which tied our 1958 budget session in tight knots, the state water development plan. Despite the fact that we succeeded in passing a one and three-quarter billion dollar water bond issue in 1959 which goes on the ballot next November, there are important interested groups who are not pleased by the proposal in its present form. Several of them are vociferous in their demands that amendments to their liking be made this year, before the matter appears on the ballot. Then there are those who believe equally strongly that the ballot measure should remain unchanged until after the voters have passed it. Of course, those matters which I have summarized herein are by no means all the subjects which are being urged for review at the special session. As I have pointed out previously, the Governor has final authority on what items go in a call for an extraordinary session, but once he has included a topic, it becomes our legislative prerogative to act or not act on it, according to our judgment. Church Sexton Gets Papal Medal Henry Braneschi, sexton of St. Boniface Catholic church, has been awarded the Benemerentia medal for service to the church. The medal was granted by Pope John XXIII. Braneschi has been church sexton for 41 years. For Russ 1 Course to 9:30 p.m. Through Feb. 4 registration is being processed in the counseling center from 6 to 8 p.m. Starting Feb. 5 the lcoation will be shifted to the adult education office. Hours are Monday through Thursday. day, 8 a.m. to noon; 1 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 10 p.m. Fridays, the hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Mrs. John Jensen of Costa Mesa, a former British subject reared in Russia, will teach the course. She graduated from the Leningrad College of Foreign Languages and speaks fluent Russian. Decaping from Stalingrad on the last train out before the city fell to the Germans., she was later captured by them and sent to Germany where she was eventually liberated by the Allied Forces. In Germany she worked for the United States military government. Sales Executive In Cooperation Sales executives are ing agents met at the Hotel Monday in an e cover better means o operation in their resp Hosts to the Orang WORKING TOGETHER WE GIVE BLUE-CHIP STAMPS Thriftimart AND BLUE CH TO BRING Y SHOPPIN RY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY ADDED T 4 46-oz. Tins $1'00 THriftimart QUALITY MEATS LEE'S "EXTRA SMOKE FLAVOR" 5-7 LBS. FAMILY SIZE SMOKED PICNICS 29 c lb. RY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY N ADDED T 4 $100 NT POTATOES A K 2 35¢ 16-oz. Jar 39 8-oz. Pkg. 25¢ NETTI OR 16-oz. Cello Pkg. 19 D WRAPPED 16-oz. Pkg. 49 RY 4-Lb. Jar 89 51-oz. Pkg. 59 EN 14-oz. Pkg. 49 1-Gal. BH. DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart Thriftmart QUALITY MEATS LEE'S "EXTRA SMOKE FLAVOR" 5-7 LBS. FAMILY SIZE SMOKED PICNICS 29¢ lb. U.S. GRADED "CHOICE" or "GOOD" BEEF ROASTS TRIMMED OF EXCESS WASTE BLADE CUT CHUCK POT ROAST 43¢ lb. ROUND BONE ROAST 49¢ lb. SEVEN BONE ROAST 47¢ lb. BONELESS SHOULDER CLOD ROASTS 69¢ lb. BONELESS CUBES STEWING BEEF 69¢ lb. LEAN BEEF SHORT RIBS 25¢ lb. CHUCK STEAKS 47¢ lb. FRESH GROUND MEATS GROUND BEEF ... 39¢ lb. GROUND CHUCK ... 49¢ lb. GROUND ROUND ... 59¢ lb. SLICED BROADBILL SWORDFISH STEAKS 55¢ lb. INDIVIDUALLY GLAZED PACIFIC SCALLOPS 65¢ lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR RATH'S BLACK HAWK BACON 1 lb. Pkg. 45¢ ea ROCK CORNISH GAME HENS Min. Wt. 16 Oz. 89¢ Ea. ICELANDIC PROZ HALIBUT FILLETS 16-oz. Pkg. 59¢ Ea. BIRDS EYE PROZEN FISH BITES 8-oz. Pkg. 25¢ Ea. FOUR FISHERMEN PROZEN FISH STICKS 14-oz. Pkg. 55¢ Ea. Thriftmart FINEST PRODUCE ARIZONA—CELLO PACK GRAPEFRUIT 8 LB. BAG 39¢ SOLID GREEN HEADS CABBAGE Lb. FOR SLICING LARGE TOMATOES Lb. U.S. NO. 1 EN 14-oz. Pkg. 49 1-Gal. Btl. 49 SE 55¢ Lb. 31¢ N'S ERICAN ENTO SS 8-oz. Pkg. DRY DOG FOOD VETS NUGGETS CUT GUIDE DOG COUPON FROM PACKAGE AND MAIL TO VTIS. 510 N. BRABORN ST., CHICAGO 16, ILL., FOR $60 REFUND. ONE REFUND PER FAMILY OFFER EXPIRES 2-28-60 10-lb. Bag 99¢ PLAIN or IODIZED S & F SALT 26-OZ. CTN. 2 for 25¢ ARIZONA—CELLO PACK GRAPEFRUIT 8 LB. BAG 39¢ SOLID GREEN HEADS CABBAGE Lb. 5¢ FOR SLICING LARGE TOMATOES Lb. 19¢ U.S. NO. 1 SPANISH ONIONS 3 LBS. 14¢ BUDDIG'S CHIPPED BEEF 3½-OZ. PKG. FOR $1'00 O'BOY FROZEN PIZZA 8-OZ. PKG. With Cheese 39¢ With Sausage 49¢ S & F BRAND INSTANT COFFEE 6-OZ. JAR 69¢ Van de Kamp's SPECIALS FEB. 4-7 45 YEARS 2-Layer MILK CHOCOLATE CAKE ca. 98¢ half 50¢ ORANGE ROLL COFFEE CAKES pkg.of 8 25¢ THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., FEB. 4-5-6-7 KABC FOR DAILY SPECIALS DIAL "RADIOACTIVE" 79 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALES TAX ADDED TO TAXABLE ITEMS EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart Richmond 9:6251 8662 So. Placentia – Anaheim – 625 Orangewood Ave Sales Executives In Cooperation Meet Sales executives and purchasing agents met at the Disneyland Hotel Monday in an effort to discover better means of mutual cooperation in their respective fields. Hosts to the Orange County Division of Los Angeles Purchasing Agents association were members of the Orange County Sales Executives Club under the direction of President Cliff Haskell. S. H. Bellue, purchasing, and Dan Budnick, sales, headed the speakers. Moderators were Haskell and S. M. Anderson. MISNAMED Panama hats are really made in Ecuador. World Book Encyclopedia explains that the hats were misnamed when they were found for sale in Panama by men passing through on their way to California during the 1849 gold rush. DAY AT Thriftmart ... EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY ETHER imart AND BLUE CHIP BLUE CHIP STAMPS TO BRING YOU EVEN GREATER OPPING VALUES MEATS 29 c lb. EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY RED QUAIL BRAND TOMATOES 2 No. 2} Tins 25¢ MEATS 29 lb. TRIMMED OF EXCESS WASTE 43 lb. T 47 lb. LEAN BEEF SHORT RIBS 25 lb GROUND MEATS BEEF ... 39 lb CHUCK ... 49 lb ROUND ... 59 lb SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR RATH'S BLACK HAWK BACON 1 lb. Pkg. 45 ea POUR FISHERMEN FROZEN FISH STICKS 14 oz. Pkg. 55 ea PRODUCE LB. BAG 39 c Lb. 5 c Lb. 19 c Lb. 14 c DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT TWENTIETH CLOCK EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY RED QUAIL BRAND TOMATOES 2 No. 2½ Tins 25¢ JANE ANDERSON'S FINEST MARGARINE 2 1-lb. Ctns. 25¢ "CREAM IT WITH PREAM" ALL GRINDS IRIS COFFEE 1-lb. Tin 59¢ QUICK OR REGULAR QUAKER OATS 18-oz. Pkg. 19¢ QUAIL ORANGE JUICE 46-oz. Tin 35¢ BUITONI FROZEN RAVIOLI 10-oz. Pkg. 39¢ HEART OF OATS POST'S CEREAL 8-oz. Pkg. 19¢ GORDON'S FROZEN MINIT BAKE BREAD 16-oz. Loaf 29¢ DONALD DUCK GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS No. 303 Tin 20¢ ORD & LADY CAT FOOD 6-oz. Tin 10¢ LB. 39¢ BAG 5¢ Lb. 19¢ LBS. 14¢ S & F BRAND INSTANT COFFEE 6-OZ. JAR 69¢ ORANGE ROLL COFFEE CAKES pkg.of 8 25¢ -5-6-7 SPECIALS ACTIVE" 79 AT This timely EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT The Timberly DONALD DUCK GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS No. 303 Tin 20¢ ORD & LADY CAT FOOD 6-oz. Tin 10¢ JANE ANDERSON'S SANDWICH SPREAD Made with DANISH HAM 8-oz. Pkg. 35¢ DUBUQUL CANNED HAMS 10-Lb. Tin $6'98 IXL LASAGNE 40-oz. Tin 63¢ BORDEN'S INSTANT DUTCH CHOCOLATE 1-LB. TIN 35¢ WESTON'S ROYAL BON BON COOKIES 7½-oz. Pkg. 29¢ STAR KIST TUNA LIGHT MEAT, CHUNK STYLE No. ¼ Tin 25¢