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Planning Commission (Continued from Page One) tween people, land uses, and facilities. It presents, in general terms, what the city might be like when totally developed in 1975 or 1985. Another analogy might be the prospectus of a business corporation which takes into consideration its assets and deficits and combines these in such a way as to show the future growth potential of the corporation, and the conditions under which that potential might be realized. The failure to have a general plan can cost the city industries and businesses which might otherwise consider locating in Anaheim. Major industries and businesses because of their large capital investments, cannot afford to locate where these investments might be threatened. By the lack of a firm resolve on the part of the community to offer some guarantee for protection by long range planning and zoning ordinance, they can lose many such additions to economic growth. The existence of a firm general plan and adequate zoning ordinance is both evidence and a continuing record of a community's land policies. Although the plan changes from time to time, it assures industries and businesses of an opportunity to be heard before changes are made in the plan. The state law refers to a general plan as being 'comprehensive' — indicating the relationships and balance of all types of land use and public facilities for the ultimate development of the city and its surrounding area — 'long-term' — looking ahead as establishing general, as opposed to specific, locations and approximate sites of the necessary elements, but clearly and carefully considering relationship and balance. Although 'what' and 'where' are generally defined in a flexible sense, the 'when' is not established and depends entirely on the growth of the city, its sense of values and its financial resources. Commission chairman Mel Gauer and other members of the Planning Commission are explicite in pointing out that the Plan in no way obligates the city to an iron-clad pattern. The General Plan itself comes up for review by the Commission and City Council each year and is also subject at any time, to petition for amendment by private citizens who may request hearings before the Planning Commission. The intent is to keep the Plan as current and abreast of conditions as they develop as is possible. An earlier edition of the General Plan was nearly completed in 1950 and got as far as work sessions with the planning commission when it was set aside to permit a concentration on the zoning ordinance. At present the Plan is undergoing complete revision and reconsideration. The final form is expected to be presented to the general public in July through a series of informal presentations according to Planning Department Director Dick Reese and Commission Chairman Gauer. The Plan program for Anaheim A special county-wide convention on Youth for Community Service was held at Orange County State College, this Tuesday. Attending from Anaheim were Anaheim, Western, Magnolia and Savanna High Schools, and Fremont, Orangeview and Sycamore Junior High Schools. Co-sponsors of the Anaheim contingent were John F. McGraw Savanna High School principal and district governor, and Clinton Maseline. Fremont Junior High School vice principal. The conference was hosted... HILGENFELD MORTUARY Your Satisfaction Our Concern 120 E Broadway Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 The state law refers to a general plan as being 'comprehensive' — indicating the relationship and balance of all types of land use and public facilities for the ultimate development of the city and its surrounding area — 'long-term' — looking ahead as far as possible, anticipating goals, objectives and growth, and preparing for possible future needs in a community —, and 'general' At present the Plan is undergoing complete revision and reconsideration. The final form is expected to be presented to the general public in July through a series of informal presentations according to Planning Department Director Dick Reese and Commission Chairman Gauer. The Plan program for Anaheim consists of several phases. These include the development of the Residential and Industrial elements, Standard of Population Density, Parks and Recreation elements, Schools element, Commercial element, Other Community Facilities, Circulation element, and the final phase, public hearings. The Commission is required by law to hold at least two public hearings on the plan, but as many hearings as necessary will be held. The Commission will adopt the Plan and forward it to the City Council. The City Council is required to hold at least one public hearing before adoption of the Plan. However, changes in the Plan as adopted by the Commission are referred back to the Commission for report and recommendation prior to adoption by the City Council. Service groups and civic organizations within the city who are interested in information regarding the Plan can arrange a further explanation by directing written request to the chairman of the Planning Commission. 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Fremont Junior School vice principal. a conference was hosted by the OCSC delegation headed by Dr. Lester Beals of the OCSC staff. It represented a follow up to the Governor's Conference on Youth held in Long Beach, Nov. 13-14, 1961. The Anaheim delegation had one follow-up seminar to discuss area youth problems. The development of a youth council similar to the Pasadena Youth Council is under consideration. Armen Sarafian, administrative dean at Pasadena City College and an authority on youth councils was a speaker at Fullerton. Wax Museum ... continued from Page One) A rotunda with revolving and bench seats will occupy center of the carpeted hall. Kinnson, a successful busiman who established a nad drug product firm (Sleepsaid the museum is the nation of a three-year and a long-standing conviction. "I believe that a museum devoted exclusively to familiar entertainment personalities, rather than historical characters, will create more personal and nostalgic associations than experienced in other wax museums such as Madame Tussaud's in London," he said. "We have tried to capture not only the physical likenesses but also the spirit of the stars who are being represented." UC Class In Business Set "Small Business Management", a University of California Extension program for owners and managers of small businesses (fewer than 500 employees) will be given for Orange County in Anaheim, beginning Feb. 8. To be held at the Chrysler Training Center of the Chrysler Corporation, 1111 Brookhurst, the lectures will be moderated by Samuel Shwetz, office manager of Ralph W. Atkinson Company. Guest lecturers, experts in their fields, will speak on each class night. A schedule of lectures is as follows: Feb. 8, "The Chief Executive's Job", by William F. Edwards; Feb. 15, "Production Managemen­t", Robert W. Wullenwaber; March 1, "Planning for the Future", Gunther W. Klaus; March 8, "Securing Capital", James A. Ensign; March 15, "Personnel Management", Glen A. Holland; March 22, "Market­ing Policies", Samuel Shwetz; Schwetz; March 29, "Taxation", John E. Anderson; and April 5, "Cost Control," by Anthony R. Carbone. In addition to this, University Extension's popular "Executive Profile" series will be held four Wednesday evenings. May 14, Feb. 28 and March 21, at Mont Junior High School in Anaheim. Title for the series be "Management as a System Power". Further information concerning these courses may be obtained from Orange County Extension Offices, Room 15, Buena P. High School, (LAmbert 6-333 and Magnolia Streets. OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT WIENERS 49 c.lb. LEAN TENDER CHUCK ROAS OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT WIENERS 49 lb. RED BAND SLICED BACON 39 lb. LEAN TENDER CHUCK ROAS 49 FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE All Grinds—Pound 55 c Campania — 6 oz. Can 2 for 27¢ Tomato Paste Quart — Liquid Vano 29¢ Starch Giant Can 2 for 43¢ Dutch Cleanser Dole — No. 2 Can 37¢ Sliced Pineapple Quart Bottle Goodwin's Ammonia 26¢ BLUE BONNET OLEO POUND PACKAGE 24¢ 28 oz. Package Roman Meal Northern Waxtex—100 Feet Waxed Paper 10 oz. Bottle Mrs. Stewart's Bluing Regular Size Zee Paper Towels 2 to Bar Soap 2 to Fels Naptha 2 to Regular — Pkg. of 12 Kotex Hunt's No. 2½ Can Fruit Cocktail No. 300 Can BONUS ORANGE STAMPS $5.00 Worth of Orange With Purchasable TALL CAN MADERA RIPE OLIVIA All For Only 2 BONUS ORANGE STAMPS Nine Lives — 6 oz. Cans Cat Food 2 to 3 Pound Bag PICTURES OMATICALLY Dutch Cleanser Dole — No. 2 Can Sliced Pineapple Quart Bottle Goodwin's Ammonia BLUE BONNET OLEO POUND PACKAGE 24¢ Libby — No. 2 Can Tomato Juice Dole — 46 oz. Can Pineapple Juice 4 oz. Bottle Pompeian Olive Oil Chiffon Toilet Tissue 2 for 29¢ White House—16 oz. Jar PEANUT BUTTER 31¢ FRESH PRODUCE U.S. No. 1 10 Lb. Cello Bag RUSSET POTATOES ... 35¢ea. ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT ... 10 for 49¢ SOLID HEADS CABBAGE ... 5¢lb. ALLISON 555 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUNDAY. WE GIVE OR Caltors Hear Discussion on Legislative Problems The Anaheim Board of Real Estate at their weekly meeting in Disneyland Gourmet heard from F. McGrew discussing current legislative problems. McGrew, Republican candidate for the 34th U.S. Congressional District, emphasized the vital importance of proper selection of representatives for local, state, federal offices. McGrew pointed out that financial responsibility and control of mounting taxes was a major challenge. Realtors understand how long a factor this is in home financing and ownership," he said. "We have committed our efforts to management as a System of Credit." Further information concerning these courses may be obtained from Orange County Extension Services, Room 15, Buena Park School, (Lambert 6-3397), Magnolia Streets. tremendous national debt interest. We must cut needless expenditures in good times. Halting financial aid to communist nations might be a good starting point." McGrew felt that he might also make a definite legislative contribution in terms of the military requirements facing our nation. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy, McGrew served in U.S. Air Force intelligence in many lands. He was on the Far East Command staff in Tokyo. During the Boxer Rebellion of 1900, the Chinese persecuted Christians because they were "secondary foreign devils." Campion to Speak Dr J. E. Campion, director of laboratories for Riker Laboratories, Inc., Northridge, will be the guest speaker for February in the regular Chapman College Chemistry Seminar series. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Thinkev-Pearson 120 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS LAND LOCATION ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. LEAN TENDER CHUCK OAST TENDER DELICIOUS RIB STEAKS 69 c. lb. LEAN TENDER CHUCK ROAST 49¢ lb. BEEF 3 Lbs. $100 TENDER DELICIOUS RIB STEAKS 69¢ lb. LEAN STANDING RIB ROASTS 69¢ lb. Deal 34¢ Ex—100 Feet 21¢ Paper 27£ Vart's Bluing 2 for 39¢ Towels 2 for 23¢ Ha 2 for 12 45£ No. 2½ Can 37£ Ktail No. 300 Can 24£ Borden's—Tube of BISCUITS 7¢ Giant Package 49¢ News Detergent Pack More 25¢ Zee Garbage Bags Green Giant — 19 oz. Can Asparagus Spears 49¢ Blue Bell — Pint Carton Cottage Cheese 25¢ Bruce — Quart Can 98¢ Self Polishing Wax Elastic — 12 oz. Pkg. 17¢ Quick Powdered Starch 400 Count Package 29¢ Scotries White House — 24 oz. Jqr Salad Dressing 29¢ Pillsbury Grand National RAPE RIPE OLIVES Only 29¢ NUS ORANGE STAMPS 6 oz. Cans 2 for 29¢ ane Sugar 51¢ DEAL — 12 OZ. CARTON TED MILK SHAKE ATION ICE MILK 2 for 29¢ Regular Size p 4 for 36¢ derizer 69¢ Quick Powdered Starch 400 Count Package Scotties 29¢ White House — 24 oz. Jar Salad Dressing 29¢ Pillsbury Grand National Cake Mix Date—Chocolate—Banana 25¢ Pkg. FROZEN FOODS Birds Eye Assorted Dinners 47¢ M.C.P. LEMONADE 3 6 oz. Cans For 25¢ ON'S Prices Effective Feb. 1-2-3-4 HURSDAY thru SUNDAY—Specials All Day Sunday WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS CARNATION QUALITY FISH Cocktail Shrimp 7 oz. pkg. ... 79¢ Filets of Perch Lb. Pkg. ... 45¢ Filets of Haddock Lb. Pkg. ... 59¢ We Give Double Orange Stamps on Tuesdays Store Hours: Sunday 8 a.m to 9 p.m. Open Every Day 8 a.m to 9 p.m. Money Orders Sold