anaheim-gazette 1952-12-21

SERIOUS HOBBYISTS—Woodworking students (above) in AUEHS put the finishing touches on their woodshop projects in the shop's finishing room while, right, Miss Lorrain Wilson, standing, instructs (from left) Mrs. Pat Moore, Mary Hatfield and Mrs. Linnie Campbell in the fine points of crocheting. (Gazette photos) Snake 'Rustier' Strikes at Zoo HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 18 (P) How low can a thief get? This one steals snakes. S. C. Lloyd, manager of the Hollywood Aquarium told police today two boa constrictors, an anaconda, two indigo snakes and a ghekko lizard were missing. Also gone were some white mice, which police suspect may have been taken along as food for the reptiles. In 1920 United States electric companies used oil and gas equivalent to 3,216,000 tons of coal; in 1946, the comparable figure was 20,800,000 tons. There are four railway systems in the United Kingdom with a total mileage of 20,080. We Thank the Home Buying Public for the interest shown in the Grand Opening of our new Home Development featuring 2 and 3 BEDROOM HOMES PRICED FROM $8,395 to $9,150 AS LOW AS $41.50 PER MONTH (Principal and Interest Payment) FHA—CAL-VET and Building and Loan Financing Eastmont Estates CUSTOM DESIGNED Vermont Ave at East St. ANAHEIM FJC Machine Shop Experience at No Work experience may now be gained by Fullerton junior college machine shop students through a cooperative program to be initiated between the college and Northrop aircraft's Anaheim plant Jan. 5. Interviews will be conducted at the plant Jan. 2-3, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Students will work after school hours and be paid standard wages for a short shift, said Robert C. McCormick, chairman of the college technical trades division. The work program was outlined after a meeting between McCormick and A. R. Baish, Northrop personnel representative. McCormick listed the following requirements for students working under the program: Age must be 18 years or over. Student must have had one year of high school machine shop, or 15 weeks in junior college machine shop, or be Fresh-Baked! ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY TREATS NOW! WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE HOLIDAY BAKED GOODS Hadley's Bakeries offer you a wonderful assortment of Bakery Treats for your Christmas dinner. LADIES! Have more time for your families this Christmas by buying your holiday desserts at Hadley's, where every thing has that "Baked at Home" flavor. HADLEY'S BAKERIES and FOUNTAIN 316 W. CENTER PHONE 3649 —2 STORES— Corner Center & Los Angeles PHONE 2981 At Night Anaheim City (Continued from Page N-1) three pairs of handcrafted maple lamps while his wife was making the shades for three lucky people on their Christmas list. Charlotte Geske will not be needing her redwood chaise lounge for her garden and so is taking her time, but Mrs. William Loitz who had just finished a Hollywood bed was hurrying to make a table to match, Mrs. Irving Donahue had already presented her husband with a desk and was hard at work to complete a drawing table for him. New Semester The enthusiasm was downright contagious. Santa's helpers were unanimous in their desire to continue their courses after Christmas. Enrollment in the adult education program costs but one dollar per semester and no previous experience or training is necessary. The new semester begins on January 28th and will run through June 11th. Registration dates will be announced in the Anaheim Gazette. Volunteer a few hours a week and help protect California from hostile bombers. Call KImberly 3-2643 or visit the Santa Ana Filter Center at 1012 North Main Street. By JOAN S. WHITE All Anaheim is aglow with the spirit of Christmas. Householders on every side have decorated both inside and out with brightly colored lights, traditional Christmas trees, scenes of the nativity, and life size figures from the realm of Santa Claus. Already the annual caravan of cars has begun to wind through the city's streets to admire the displays most effective after dark. Sightseers seek out the isolated individual attractions as well as the cooperative neighborhood projects. Christmas Tree Lane Anaheim has its own Christmas Tree Lane. It is situated on Paim street between North and Sycamore and the street market calls it Ken Way. The little street with its fifteen houses became Christmas Tree Lane for th Machine Shop Students to Gain Science at Northrop Factory Experience may now be fullerton junior college students through a program to be initiated the college and Northrop Anaheim plant Jan. news will be conducted at Jan. 2-3, 8 a.m. to will work after school be paid standard short shift, said Robormick, chairman of technical trades division work program was over a meeting between and A. K. Baish, personnel representative listed the following is for students working program: Age must be over. Student must be year of high school up, or 15 weeks in junkmachine shop, or be enrolled in junior college machine shop now. The student workers will work from 5:15 to 9:15 p.m., five days per week. They will be paid at the rate of $1.60 per hour, equivalent to the rate of a "B" classification machinist. While working, the students will be rotated from machine to machine, thus gaining wide experience. They will be producing parts for actual use. Twenty-five junior college men are sought by the aircraft company at present. How long the program will be in operation was not specified. "Eventually, the junior college hopes to be able to work out cooperative training programs for credit and pay with various industries," said McCormick. Need for machinists in Southern California is vital, according to Baish. In the past two years 1220 new industries have sprung up between the center of Los Angeles and Anaheim. Industry must make every effort to train the machinists needed by mounting production. Turning Pennies Into Dollars is Class Project Salesmanship students at Fullerton union high school are learning how to turn pennies into dollars, in preparation for business careers of the future, it was learned yesterday. We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps We offer... A Custom Service to provide you with Lamp Shades Of Your Choice Made in ... • Any fabric • Any color • Any design • Any shape • Any size MADE ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Turning Pennies Into Dollars is Class Project Salesmanship students at Fullerton union high school are learning how to turn pennies into dollars, in preparation for business careers of the future, it was learned yesterday. Miss Mary Kellogg's class in sales started with a penny and by applying the principles of good salesmanship, turned that penny into $2.15. It all began, according to Miss Kellogg when one of the students, Eugene Carl, wondered if there was to be any practical application of the principal learned. Receiving one cent from the instructor, Eugene was asked to buy something with it, then sell that article at a profit and bring the money back to class so that the next student could repeat the process. Carl did just that: he bought some candy that was attractively packaged and looked as if it had cost more. He sold it to a friend for two cents and brought the money back next day. Shirley Redelberger was next. She bought comic books at a rummage sale and sold them for three cents to some children she knew who liked them. Eventually the money, in ever increasing quantity, made the rounds; all 18 students had a chance to put their merchandising skills into practice. First they found they had to select their customers and know their needs and wants. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear Crowell Older 252 North Los Angeles St. PHONE 323-796-4000 MADE ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Come in and see our sample selection and get acquainted with this new service we have for our patrons. The Rat FORMERLY 721 No. Los. An OPEN EVENING PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Anaheim Neighborhoods A-Glow as Annual Christmas Light Decorations Turned on By JOAN S. WHITE Anaheim is aglow with the festive Christmas. Householders by side have decorated both and out with brightly colored, traditional Christmas scenes of the nativity, and figures from the realm of Claus. Only the annual caravan of its begun to wind through its streets to admire the most effective after dark.ars seek out the isolated visual attractions as well as cooperative neighborhood projects. As Tree Lane Anaheim has its own Christmas Lane. It is situated off street between North and ore and the street marker Ken Way. The little street is fifteen houses became as Tree Lane for the fourth consecutive year last Sunday when the beautifully shaped live Christmas trees which border the street were uniformly lighted. This pleasant custom was originated by Ralph Maas, local real estate broker who developed the street and planted the trees. It was he who purchased the lights which are used year after year, and he who named it Ken Way after his first grandson who now lives at Number 901. Ken's dad, Ralph Maas, Jr., is custodian of the lights and with help from near-by-home-owners, decks individual trees with thirty multi-colored 25 watt bulbs each year. A conduit with an underground wire connects each tree to a special house. Ken Way becomes Christmas Tree Lane by a pre-arranged signal from Maas, usually about a week before Christmas. Evelyn Drive Likewise a community project, instigated by a local developer, is the winter wonderland at Evelyn Drive. This will be the fifth year that some 36 families have created Christmas scenes on their lawns to commemorate the holiday season. Children visiting the area for the first time are apt to rub their eyes in disbelief at the life-like animated figures, the snow which appears to eling to every tree and bush, and the startling lighting effects. Year after year, no less than 50,000 cars by actual count, circle the drive, while many folks come on foot to gaze in awe and wonder at the cow who jumps over the moon; the wooden soldiers marching in unison, the caroling choir singers, and the reindeer which run along the roof tops. Flower FOR CHRISTMAS Beautifully Gift Wrapped If you are in doubt about the right gift, don't hesitate, choose flowers! Whether it's traditional poinsettias, red berried pyracantha, or lovely camellias—their small cost will give YEARS of pleasure. BOTTS .NURSERY Beautifully Gift Wrapped If you are in doubt about the right gift, don't hesitate, choose flowers! Whether it's traditional poinsettias, red berried pyracantha, or lovely camellias—their small cost will give YEARS of pleasure. BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS 1228 LINCOLN — ANAHEIM — PHONE 5450 e Rattan Shop FORMERLY THE TROPIC SHOP No. Los. Angeles St.—Anaheim OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS PHONE ANAHEIM 5015