anaheim-gazette 1952-12-21

B-1 Anaheim Gazette SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. 21, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NIGHT STUDENTS—Robert L. Martin, above left, labors on the parts of a foot stool while Mrs. H. E. Reed land, lower left, finishes his record cabinet in the wood shop section of the AUER adult night classes. Directly above, Helen Hovey, Madred Inhofer, Carol Watkins, Lois Johnson and Mr. Hurschel Leach work their knitting projects while Mrs. Paul Demaree and Mr. Celia Contreras, right, co-trive beautiful gifts in hair pin lace. (Gazette photo) Utah State and Brigham You have played two nip and football games the last two sons. State won recently, 27 but in 1951 BY scored by 28-27. New Mexico allowed only points in its first five Sky Conference football games season. ATTENTIVE STUDENT—Mrs. Ruth Abplanalp watches intently as Woodshop instructor Richard Ryan uses some tricks of the cabinet-makers trade to aid her in making a doll wardrobe and chest of drawers as a Christmas gift. WIFE MOTHER SISTER For the gift that's meant to say "I love you," choose well and wisely here from gifts she's sure to love! Open stock china and pottery patterns for as little as $6.95 a set FOR HER MOTHER SISTER For the gift that's meant to say "I love you," choose well and wisely here from gifts she's sure to love! • DINNERWARE Open stock china and pottery patterns for as little as $6.95 a set • CRYSTAL Fostoria, Imperial, Cambridge, Duncan and Viking — Open stock, 50¢ a piece and up • COOKWARE Farber Stainless Steel — Revere — Descoware Solanoware — from $1.00 up • CUTLERY Carvel Hall — Flint steak knives — kitchen knives and utensils, sets and individual items from 89¢ up. FOR HUSBAND DAD BROTHER A gift he'll love ... for the man you love! You'll find it here ... because we're wise in the ways of men! Bar-B-Q tools, aprons and caps, pepper mills, panhandlers, chopping blocks. Playing cards, cocktail shakers; ashtrays, stein sets, popcorn poppers, etc. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS 239 W. CENTER ST ANAHEIM PHONE 4048 EIGHT STUDENTS—RobL. Martin, above left, rss on the parts of a footal while Mrs. H. E. Reml, lower left, finishes her ward cabinet in the woodo section of the AUEHS night classes. Directbove, Helen Hovey, Mill Inhofer, Carol Wat- , Lois Johnson and Mrs. schel Leach work at her knitting projects while L Paul Demaree and Miss a Contreras, right, conbe beautiful gifts in hairplace. (Gazette photo) State and Brigham Young played two nip and tuck all games the last two seaState won recently. 27-26, 1951 BY scored by 28-27. Mexico allowed only 20 in its first five Skyline ference football games this Anaheim’s ‘City at Night’ Is AUHS Night Adult School By JOAN S. WHITE Santa’s workshop (Anahiem branch), the scene of intense activity for many weeks, closed down on Friday night to allow his helpers to rest on their laurels until January 5th. The workshop, better known as evening high school or the adult education program, has been going strong on the high school campus night and day with an enrollment of six hundred students under the direction of William Poulson, principal. “We have never had a more enthusiastic or ambitious group of students”, Mr. Polson told us as we toured the plant on Friday night to take a look at the final preparations being made for Christmas. Courses Offered Many students enroll in special classes to further academic education as is the case in the typewriting and bookkeeping classes taught by Ralph Wines, the class in citizenship which enables newcomers to pass citizenship exams, and the English class so well attended by displaced persons in the vicinity. But many more enroll for recreation and the pure joy of creating. That is how Santa’s workshop got its start. When fifteen adults express interest in a specific subject or handisraft, a class is formed. These currently include textile painting, lampshade making, cake decorating, needlecraft. Lorraine Wilson had just been given a surprise party by appreciative students. Mrs. Ralph Cox and Mrs. Martin Talset were weaving handsome octagonal place mats for the table. Mrs. Paul David was putting the finishing touches on the white stole she was knitting. Mrs. Paul Demaree was fashioning a lovely baby set from hatpin lace. Other members of the large class were finishing some exquisite gifts for Christmas as crocheted metallic jewelry, knitted toys, hand smocked aprons, Swedish weaving, woven rugs and hand knit sweaters. These lady Santas has even remembered a pet Mexican hairless dog with a neat little sweater! Arts and Crafts Well attended too, was the arts and crafts class directed by Ted Wade. One group of students were working on Christmas cards made with a silk screening process while another was boning up on the finer points of photography. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scott were experimenting with “pointalism” painting which is the application of warm and cool colors dotted on canvas adjacent to each other for truly beautiful outdoor scenes. Mr. Scott took up painting as a hobby when aptitude tests showed decided talent in that direction. Woodshop This, the final night before Christmas at the woodshop found MOTHER SISTER "I love you," choose she's sure to love! turns for as little uncan and Viking — ce and up ere — Descoware 11.00 up — kitchen knives and ems from 89c up. HUSBAND DAD BROTHER you love! You'll find it the ways of men! s, panhandlers, n sets, popcorn But many more enroll for recreation and the pure joy of creating. That is how Santa's workshop got its start. When fifteen adults express interest in a specific subject or handisraft, a class is formed. These currently include textile painting, lampshade making, cake decorating, needlecraft, sewing, rug making, and woodshop. Off-campus classes include an English course for Mexican nationals at the nearby camp, and a unique parent education-child observation class for mothers and their children between the ages of two and four. This class is held once a week from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. at the Investment for Youth Building at La Palma Park. Needlework Our first stop was the needlecraft class where teacher Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scott were experimenting with "pointalism" painting which is the application of warm and cool colors dotted on canvas adjacent to each other for truly beautiful outdoor scenes. Mr. Scott took up painting as a hobby when aptitude tests showed decided talent in that direction. Woodshop This, the final night before Christmas at the woodshop, found electric saws, planers, sanders and paint spray guns going full blast. Teacher Dick Ryan reported that at least one-third of the students are women and all have completed one or more projects this year. Gilbert Hund was assisting Santa with the completion of a big circular coffee table made of mahogany with glass top. A revolving television table is to be one of E. H. Bray's gifts to his wife and children. Bob Slewert was just finishing (Continued on Page B-5) PARKS TURKEY RANCH We Are Now Taking Orders For Young, Top Quality Hen and Tom Turkeys Fresh Dressed to Perfection in Our Modern Inspected Dressing Plant We Are Also Featuring Delicious Smoked Turkeys Wonderful For Parties or As a Gift For a Special Friend ANAHEIM 4707 or 28447 8713 S. GRAND AVE ANAHEIM ¼ MILE SOUTH OF KNOTT'S BERRY FARM Phone Orders Accepted WEAVERS—Beautiful and useful articles come from the looms in Miss Lorraine Wilson's night class at AUHS. Above, Mrs. Ralph Cox, left, and Mrs. Martin Talset labor diligently over the looms with an eye figuratively cocked on Christmas and the handmade gifts they intend giving. 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