anaheim-gazette 1960-07-14

A4-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, July 14, 1960) YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK SENATOR JOHN A. MURDY, JR. State Senator YOUR LEGISLATOR - MURDY. A family is, and always will be, the basic unit of our human social structure. Its establishment and preservation is the subject matter of law which has been on the statute books of all nations since the beginning of recorded history. But there are still problems connected with families which require our legislative consideration. Our present system of aid to needy children is administered by the counties, with supervision and financial support from the state and federal governments. Sharply rising costs and other disturbing factors have brought increasing criticism from local sources. To investigate the situation, the Senate committee on labor and welfafare recently held a two-day hearing. Answering in advance those critics who allege that the program has become a refuge for unwed mothers and their illegitimate offspring, for deserting fathers who let the taxpayers support their children, the department alged that the hard core of the investigate the situation, the Senate committee on labor and welfare recently held a two-day hearing. Answering in advance those critics who allege that the program has become a refuge for unwed mothers and their illegitimate offspring, for deserting fathers who let the taxpayers support their children, the department alleged that the hard core of the problem lies in two minority racial groups who have special difficulties with respect to employment and economic status. In these two groups, about 60 of each 100 children have unmarried parents, as compared to 25 out of the 100 children for the remainder of the caseload. One-quarter of these two groups have received aid for more than five years, only one-eighth of the others. The department said a multi-pronged legislative program to improve the program is being developed for consideration at our 1961 session. In the meantime, intensive activity by county law enforcement officers is keeping criminal violations at a minimum. Local officers criticized the program severely. One declared that illegitimacy has extended through three generations of a family still receiving children's aid. It was said that the program has failed to weld family units together, which is its stated purpose. The system must be revamped, it was maintained, for the benefit of the needy children who are now reaping a whirlwind of moral deterioration under the existing law. It was even suggested that illegitimate children be removed from their parents and placed in foster homes to assure them better training and education. Our children are the hope and the wealth of our future. It is certain that we Legislators will do our best to strengthen and improve his law to protect the needy among them. Young Republicans Hold 3-Day Confab Young Republicans Hold 3-Day Confab William Asawa, Wilberta Game lin, Betty Scott and Phyllis Herman, all of Anaheim, joined more than 150 other Young Republican leaders from throughout California for a three-day campaign strategy session held in Santa Barbara last weekend. All of California's more than 500 YR clubs were represented at the meet, which headquartered at the new Santa Barbara Inn. Featured speaker at the conference was George W. Millias, Republican State Central Committee chairman, who told the YR leaders that the final results of the June 7th state primary "clearly indicate the resurgence of Republican strength from top to bottom in the State of California." Beverage Control Office for County D. B. Weisel, Long Beach District Supervisor for the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control announces the scheduled opening of a branch office in Orange County, effective July 11, 1960. The new office is located at Room 12, 1619 West 17th St., Santa Ana. Phone number KImberly 2-4741. All transactions with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in Orange County after July 11 will be handled in the new office. KABC FOR DAILY SPECIALS DIAL RADIOACTIVE 79 ,,FRI., SAT., SUN., JULY 14-15-16-17 Thriftmart RTA FREESTONE EACHES 219¢ LBS. SPRECK SU 5 POUND BAG MEN'S RN ROMAINE CUKES LARGE GREEN GRAPEFRUIT LBS. MEN'S RN ROMAINE LETTUCE 2 HEADS 15¢ CUKES LARGE GREEN EACH 5¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE IRIS 3 $1£00 46 OZ. TINS HOPS SHOULDER ROUND BONE 59¢ lb. 69¢ lb. SMALL RIB 85¢ lb. "THE BEST MEATS IN TOWN" BLUE CHIP BREAST 10¢ lb. NECK 25¢ lb. SHANKS 35¢ lb. PATTIES 35¢ lb. EG OF LAMB OVEN READY 63¢ lb. 35¢ lb. OASTS MIDWEST ON... 49¢ lb. CORNED BEEF ROUNDS LEE'S... 75¢ lb. 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