anaheim-gazette 1955-11-17

Electronics Classes Popular at Fullerton Evening School The electronics classes at Fullerton Adult Evening school have attracted a large attendance. John N. Reld, principal of the adult education division, states that 244 members have been enrolled in the various electronics classes. "Survey of Electronics" taught by Arthur Gandy has an enrollment of 21. This course covers a complete survey or overview of the entire field of electronics. It is an accelerated study of the electrical nature of matter, circuit elements, signals; electron tubes, rectification, simplification, oscillation, receivers and transmitters, test equipment, sound, scientific and industrial instruments, communication and TV., and special electronic circuits and applications. Basic Theories Seventy-two members have enrolled in the two classes "60A Basic DC Circuits". A comprehensive study of DC and AC as the first of a two-year program, this course offers a semi-complete coverage of the electronics field, including the basic theory of electricity, batteries, circuits, magnetism, meters and instruments, and electric power apparatus. The classroom It's the biggest thing in town! "They Gotta GO" SALE SALE USED CAR BARGAINS GALORE! ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES! '54 CHEVROLET Del Ray Clb. Cpe. ... 149500 R&H '54 PONTIAC "8" Station Wagon ... 169500 HYDRA., R&H '53 PLYMOUTH Clb. Cpe. ... 99500 R&H '52 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sport Cpe. ... 109500 POWER GLIDE, R&H '51 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Sedan ... 79500 R&H '50 BUICK Special 2-Dr. ... 64500 DYNA., R&H '49 CHEVROLET DeLuxe 4-Dr. ... 49500 R&H '54 FORD ½-ton Pick-up ... 109500 "Your Satisfaction is Our Future Business" CONE BROS. CHEVROLET 215 N. Los Angeles St. KE 5-1 CONE BROS. CHEVROLET 215 N. Los Angeles St. KE 5-1 Start Your 1950s Christmas NOW California MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT Anaheim Office 203 E. Center St. Asst. industrial instruments, RF communication and TV., and spectronic circuits and applications. Basic Theories enty-two members have ennied the two classes "60A BasCircuits". A comprehensive of DC and AC as the first two-year program, this course a semi-complete coverage of electronics field, including basic theory of electricity, batcircuits, magnetism, meters instruments, and electrical apparatus. The classroom teachers are George Seeley and Eugene Prather, and the lab instructor is Philip Hammond. The two classes in "Principles of Electronics I" have an enrollment of 75 members. This is the second of a two-year program of study for a semi-complete mastery of the electronics field. It is a study of the application of the fundamentals of electricity to circuit analysis, electron tube principles, and functions as they apply to radio, TV, audio, and electronic equipment in general. It covers an introduction to radio, circuit analysis, receivers, circuits, vacuum tubes, detectors, tuners, amplifiers, and oscillators. The classroom teachers are Elwood Blondfield and Leslie W. Chapin, and the lab instructor is Vernon Bray. Advanced Electronics There are 31 enrolled in "Advanced Applied Electronics. Industrial", a modern study of industrial developments and applications in the electronics field for electronic technicians, lab or research technicians and engineers. William Kohlenberger is the teacher of this class. "Applied Electronics Servicing I (TV)" class taught by Ansil Ellis has an enrollment of 45. This course covers specific problems of circuit failures, alignments, and new techniques used in diagnosing and servicing. Most of the class time is spent in laboratory work involving the repair of TV and electronic equipment. Opti-Mrs. to Distribute Thanksgiving Baskets Hazel McHenry, welfare chairman of Anaheim Opti-Mrs., will be in charge of distribution of Thanksgiving baskets to be given the needy as the club's welfare project. Food for the baskets will be collected at the Nov. 22 meeting at the home of Frances Larson, 303 N. Philadelphia st. President Helen Mitchell has announced that the group will assist the Optimists with their annual Christmas party. NEXT CONCERT OF PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY ON NOV. 3 On December 3rd at the Anahelm High school auditorium, the next concert in the current season will be presented by the Orange County Philharmonic Society. Mrs. Frieda Bellinfante of Santa Ana will be the permanent conductor. A new phase of the concert work in the county is being estilished. The Youth Concert program is a separate and independent branch of the society's adtivities. Mrs. Morris V. Slack o' Fullerton has been named the drector for the Youth Concerts for the county, which will be divideinto two sections, one for ther northern part and the other f southern part of the county. Sometime during January, and on the same day, the first of these concerts will be presented. Mr. John Neff of Newport Beach h been appointed Beach Area cha- ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES! SALE SALE BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mertuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon HAMMOND ORGANS 149500 169500 99500 109500 79500 64500 49500 109500 business" ROLET KE 5-1143 The SPINET All model Hammond Organs have the new, Touch-Response Percussion Control; enjoy the new added tones like chimes, harp, xylopnone, marimba, etc. Your Old Piano Accepted In Exchange DANZ - SCHMIDT PIANO CO. 520 No. Main St., Santa Ana KI 2-5140 100 Pianos to Goose From OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Give your family a thank you THANKSGIVING Curtsy Pastries BREAKFAST SNAILS! CURTSY BAKED, Premium quality ingredients HONEY NUT, JELLY, RAISIN DATE, or ICED NUT. 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Scutt; one son, Gerald A. Scutt of Anaheim and one granddaughter, Patricia L. Scutt of Anaheim. He was a member of the White Temple Methodist church and of man and Mrs./Gordon McComber of Buena Park, will also be working on behalf of this committee. Miss Martha Metteler of Anaheim, city librarian, has been named the Philharmonic area chairman for Anaheim. The effort and interest will be emphasized in this area since experience has shown the attendance at the concerts to be drawn heavily on the local basis. the Odd Fellows Lodge No. 199 of Anaheim. Funeral services were conducted in Hilgenfeld chapel Monday at 2 o'clock, Rev. Earl Kernahan, pastor of White Temple church, officiating. The ritual of the Odd Fellows Lodge was read at the graveside in Anaheim cemetery. Trenton, capital of New Jersey, is named after William Trent, who bought the city's site in 1714. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. 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