anaheim-gazette 1963-02-20

6 — ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, February 20, 1943 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BY GEORGE! SHOP DOWN You'll Find Values Ferm Promoted John B. Ferm has been promoted to Operations Officer of the Anaheim office of the United States National Bank, E. C. Aldrich, Bank Regional Vice President, announced today. Ferm has been with U. S. National since July, 1959. He and his wife, Marsha, have two children, Bryan (2) and David (6 months). Ferm is a graduate of Fullerton Junior College. Variety Show At Fullerton Friday evening, March 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the Louis E. Plummer Auditorium, the Fullerton Recreation Department will offer their Second Annual Variety Show. Will Rogers Jr. will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the two hour program designed to bring to the community various programs available through the Department. Last year over 1200 people attended the first attempt of the type of show. Featured at this year's show will be Baby Ballet, Ballet, Children's Dramatic Group, the Fullerton Concer Band, The Footlighters, Barbershoppers, both adult and children's Square Dance Groups and various other programs sponsored by the Fullerton Recreation Department. The Sweep Adelines will also participate. Admission will be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOANS ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. WORK CLOTHES • LEVIS • SHOES • HOUSEWARES ARMY • NAVY GOODS • HAR In Downtown FULLERTON 112 E. Com'wealth LA 5-5544 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE WHITE SHIRTS MEN'S WA WORK CLOTHES • LEVIS • SHOES • HOUSEWARES ARMY • NAVY GOODS • HARDWARES In Downtown FULLERTON 112 E. Com'wealth LA 5-5544 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE WHITE SHIRTS 100% Pima Cotton Permanent stay smart looking collar. Needs little or no ironing. 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The budget, however, weighs more than eight pounds in its present form and contains many interesting items which we will explore in the coming weeks. To date over 1100 bills have been introduced. As I have previously stated, the great quantity of bills which will be presented for the consideration of the Legislature are not necessarily worthy measures. As an example, some of the bills introduced yesterday are what I have for a long time considered the "funny bills". AB 1100 creates a historical names advisory commission with appropriations to suggest historical names for highways. Assembly Bill 1094 would ban tobacco advertisements in school and college publications for the simple reason that the author is "incensed by cigarette ads in school newspapers." Assembly Bill 1093 would change the name of the California Disaster Office to the Office of Emergency Planning because "the current name is very negative at a time when we are approaching world peace." Another bill would require outside rearview mirrors on automobiles. Among not-so-funny bills is a measure that would reduce junior college bonding maximum from 5 to 3 per cent on the basis that junior colleges cannot ask for state funds until they reach the bonding maximum. Therefore, if we NAVY GOODS • HARDWARE • CAMPING In Downtown ANAHEIM 130 E. Lincoln KE 5-5501 MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR CASUAL SLACKS Value $2.99 $4.95 Biggest value in town! Ivys and continentals in all the latest colors and patterns, Stock up now at this unusually low price. Sizes 27 to 38 Navy Tanker JACKETS Here it is again! The most popular jacket on the campus, Ideal for sport, casual and work wear. Regular Length $6.95 Sizes 38 thru 46 MEN'S Thermal UNDERWEAR Soft waffle weave in cotton. Light-weight, yet warm as wool. ANKLE LENGTH $1.49 DRAWERS ... $1.49 LONG SLEEVE UNDER SHIRT ... $1.49 U.S. NAVY OXFORD Popular Navy dress shoe. Made for comfort, looks and long rugged wear. An exceptional buy at this low price. Sizes 5 to 12 S.N. BRASS CYLINDR TUMBLER PADLOCK Brand new from the U.S. Navy... giant size SOLID BRASS Padlock Another bill would require outside rearview mirrors on automobiles. Among not-so-funny bills is a measure that would reduce junior college bonding maximum from 5 to 3 per cent on the basis that junior colleges cannot ask for state funds until they reach the bonding maximum. Therefore, if we reduce the bonding maximum, "state money" (the availability of which is somewhat questioned) will be easier to obtain. In the budget message, the Governor claimed, "This budget is once again soundly but narrowly in balance. No new or higher taes, but requires acceleration of collection of personal income, bank, corporation and insurance taxes... The State of California can no longer afford the luxury of permitting payment of some taxes more than a year after it must meet the cost of providing essential services." The question must be asked, just what, in this day and age, constitutes an essential service. The basic question being: is it within the provisions of government to protect the citizen from all sorts of adversity without which this state and nation would never have become great. As an example of the proposed paternalism of state government as well as an example of governmental empire building, I would cite the example of the Office of Consumer Counsel. This office was created at the request of the Governor in 1959 with the express objective of advising the Governor on all matters affecting the interest of the people as consumers. It has grown from a small office to a fully staffed growing organization costing the taxpayers of the state $125 thousand annually. While the population of the State of California has increased 3½ per cent, the budget for the Consumer Counsel's office has increased approximately 13 per cent annually. Can it possibly be true that while California claims to have the finest education system in the world, that it must recognize that its consumers need state help to be protected from themselves? In a free economy the only determinant must be the consumer. The Department of Social Welfare "YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME" the theme of the fashion show by the Anaheim Soroptimists for scholarships for nurses. The be held on Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. County Grand Jury directed at cleaning up welfare laws, eliminating chiselers. These recommendations would put the control and the responsibility where it should truly lie and that is at home. As a member of the Assembly Committee on Social Welfare, I will introduce several measures which would increase Orange County's control and efficiency in the field of welfare. By virtue of my membership on this committee, I will have the opportunity to work for the defeat of the fantastic social giveaway programs which are being introduced with greater speed each S.N. 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By vitrue of my membership on this committee, I will have the opportunity to work for the defeat of the fantastic social giveaway programs which are being introduced with greater speed each session. The Californian is basically a responsible individual and practically all of the correspondence I receive indicates that he wants his individuality preserved, that he wants his free exercise of property and financial rights preserved, and that he holds himself to be the best determinant of the utilization of his time, energy and talent. The Division of Architecture which was originally set up to check plans for public schools and state buildings, has, over past years, grown into the largest architectural firm in the free world. Examples of bureaucratic DOWNTOWN! AHEIM and Every Day Geisler In S Analyze w ably doch ciden where injur The Geisler of Bo sort, avoid anoth him h ous d back. Gei ance Hospi pected week Supp At W ORA held eleme teach in the man Par pals a sixth fourte tricts Chapel eleme the s The cussio which can w NGER THAN SPRINGTIME" — This is one of the fashion show being sponsored Anaheim Soroptimists for the benefit oforships for nurses. The benefit show will end on Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. in the Terrace Room at the Broadway Store in Anaheim. One of the models to be seen is this daffodil yellow high-rise coat with crochet buttons. It has matching coat lining. The custome is by Highlight. Grand Jury directed at up welfare laws, elimi-hiselers. These recom-mens would put the control responsibility where it July lie and that is at member of the Assembly vote on Social Welfare. I produce several measures would increase Orange control and efficiency in of welfare due of my membership on mittee. I will have the op-tio to work for the defeat fantastic social give-away which are being intro-ith greater speed each inefficiencies are becoming more numerous each day. The state-designed Sacramento State College, which, design-wise is at least inferior, had water several inches deep in the dormitories during the past storm. Engineering publications reported recently that it's San Jose State College, designed by the State Division of Architecture, was found upon completion to have entries in the dormitory of such small size that it was impossible to bring in beds. This same division must be personally responsible for the malestimate STORK CLUB Martin Luther Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Diener, 1820 Glenoaks, Anaheim, girl, Feb. 14, 6 lbs. 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gazley, 1131 Onandaga Ave., Anaheim, boy, Feb. 14, 7 lbs., 14 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Corona, CLUB Martin Luther Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Diener, 1820 Glenoaks, Anaheim, girl, Feb. 14, 6 lbs. 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gazley, 1131 Onandaga Ave., Anaheim, boy, Feb. 14, 7 lbs., 14 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Corona, 974 S. Philadelphia, Anaheim, girl Feb. 13, 8 lbs., 3½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Keefe, 527 Century Dr., Anaheim twin boys, Feb. 12, 4 lbs., 14½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sutton, 1009 Shawnee Dr., Anaheim, girl, Feb. 15, 6 lbs., 4 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart, 731 Stardusk Dr., Placetia, girl, 9, 7 lbs., 8 ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Andrew, 2840 E. Diana Ave., Anaheim, boy, Feb. 8, 7 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colburn, 9105 Cerritos No. 3, Anaheim, boy, Feb 9, 7 bls., 8 ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trevor, 1230 Glenn Dr., Anaheim, girl Feb. 10, 8 lbs., 4½ ozs. CARE books open up new worlds to both children and adults in underprivileged areas. CARE school kits teach the unenlightened to read and write. CARE operates in 38 countries. CUSTOM DRAPERIES 20,000 YARDS OF BEAUTIFUL FABRIC REGULARLY 2.98 PER YARD MINIMUM LENGTH 54" FREE LABOR Yd. INCLUDED FREE ESTIMATES • PROSPECT 2-9570 "Anaheim's Leading Yardage and Drapery Store" 108—112 East Lincoln Ave. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM—NEAR BANK OF AMERICA OPEN MON. AND FRI. TIL 9—DAILY TIL 5:30