anaheim-gazette 1959-07-16

Anaheim Elementary Summer Session Summer school will continue through Friday, July 31, for approximately 360 children in the Anaheim Elementary School District. The children will attend classes from 8:00 a.m. until 12:20 p.m. daily Monday through Friday. Twelve well qualified teachers have been selected from the Anaheim Elementary staff to work under the leadership of James Abrecht, principal of Lorara School. They will be teaching a course of study that has been designed to strengthen the childrens' basic skills. The entire emphasis will be on the fundamental processes. Individual instruction of a remedial nature will be given in phonics, word attack and comprehension in the field of reading. Stress will be given to the mechanics of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and a practical approach to using these processes in problem solving. Written composition will help reinforce spelling, writing and language along with drill in these subjects. Children who will attend the summer school have been selected on the basis of their needs to im- HARD AT IT — These youths are typical of those taking advantage of the crafts program held daily in Anaheim City Park under the direction of the City Recreation Department. NADORFF HARDWARE Anaheim Attends Workshop Hosted By Centralia Orange County's second annual Classified Workshop recently drew literally hundreds of men and NADORFF HARDWARE JULY CLEARANCE SPECIALS 45 Gal. Galvanized steel TRASH BARREL ... 7.88 CLOTHES HAMPERS ... 6.95 Beautiful colors — Reg. 7.95 West Bend Electric SKILLET Reg. 23.95 ... 15.95 Large size, with lid Ironing Board PAD & COVER SET ... 1.39 54" Special Presto Stainless Steel PRESSURE COOKER ... 16.95 Reg. 21.95 1 Qt. Icy-Hot THERMOS BOTTLES ... 1.99 Special ¼" Black & Decker ELECTRIC DRILL – special 14.88 Reg. 6.95 Cory 8 Cup PERCOLATOR (special) 4.95 Nadorff Hardware 249 E. CENTER — KEystone 5-2713 Schilling Shoes ... Starts Wednesday July 15 SEMI-ANNUAL Anaheim Attends Workshop Hosted By Centralia Orange County's second annual Classified Workshop recently drew literally hundreds of men and women to the all-day meeting hosted by Centralia School district. Early in the morning, school buses, station wagons and private cars poured into the parking near the Wagon Camp at Knott's Berkley Farm wheeer the general session was held. The crowd of nearly 1000 filled seats in the ample theater and wagons in the ring. Palmer G. Campen, general chairman, introduced Glen H. Dysinger, Sr., superintendent, Centralia School district, and Walter Knott, Superintendent Dysinger, introduced Linton T. Simmons county superintendent of schools all of whom spoke a word or greeting. Also presented to the audience were Frank A. Grunenfelder and Ernest R. Norton from the county schools' office. Camper is assistant superintendent in charge of business in Centralia School district. Main Speaker Principal speaker at the general session was Dr. J. C. Fikes, speech instructor at Santa Ana college and consulting psychologist and counselor working in remedial speech at Fitz school in Garden Grove and for the Cypress School district. Dr. Fikes spoke on "Public relations in our schools." He named affection, loyalty and goodwill as ingredients for successful working with the public. Once in awhile an individual comes along who gives a gift or goodwill without a desire to receive in return, he opined. Schilling Shoes ... Starts Wednesday July 15 SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES - FLATS CASUALS - SPORT SHOE 598 1098 VALUES TO 14.95 -- SAVE UP TO -9.10 5.95 Shoes on tables — sizes clearly marked — make tremendous savings on such brands as Enna Jettecks — Foot Flairs — Calif. Cobblers. KE 5-4000 Open Friday TIL 9 P.M. scbilling's SHOES 119 W. CENTER DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Hallamore Elementary School Summer Sessions Now Open school will continue friday, July 31, for apply 360 children in the Elementary School Dischildren will attend from 8:00 a.m. until 12:20 Monday through Friwell qualified teachers selected from the Anamentary staff to work the leadership of James principal of Lorara they will be teaching a study that has been destrengthen the childrens' is. fire emphasis will be on imental processes. Inconstruction of a remedial will be given in phonics, back and comprehension field of reading. Stress given to the mechanics of subtraction, multiplication, division, and a practical to using these processes from solving. Written comwill help reinforce spelling and language along in these subjects. men who will attend the school have been selected asis of their needs to im- prove certain skills areas and the expressed desire of their parents that they would attend summer session. The children will be in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades next fall. The summer classes are held at Loara School located at the corner of Broadway and Loara Streets. Parents have been asked to furnish their children's transportation to and from school, because the State has not allotted money for transportation in the summer program. Hallamore Wins $250,000 Contract Hallamore Electronics Division of The Siegler Corporation has received an equipment development contract award totaling more than $250,000 from Hughes Aircraft Co., according to John G. Brooks, Siegler president. The company is located in Anaheim. A complex radio frequency signal generator, the new equipment is being designed and produced for use on production lines of a Hughes classified advanced air-to-air guided missile. Signals generated in the unit will test the target-seeking radar "brain" and the responses of external control surfaces, Brooks said. In practice, assembly line technicians will simulate a variety of flight patterns of approaching aircraft, he added. "With manually-operated selectivity controls, the operator of the test unit can even simulate defensive maneuvers of an enemy aircraft. Such tests during assembly-of the weapon provide additional assurance that if and when needed the control system will work perfectly to put the defensive rocket on a collision course with the enemy," Brooks said. During the transmission of these radio frequency test signals, the rocket's radar system locks on to the "target" and actuates con- PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! STOREWITH CLEARANCE Timely merchandise you would have paid me Check every item...hurry in...the w SHOP PENNEY'S ANAHEIM—MON., T Hundreds of Shoes! Timely merchandise you would have paid me Check every item...hurry in...the w SHOP PENNEY'S ANAHEIM—MON., T Hundreds of Shoes! Manufacturer's Closeouts! All First Quality Shoes built to Penney's rigid specification! 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