anaheim-gazette 1959-10-08

B1. Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim Gazette, Oct. 8, 1909) ANAHEIM MOTHERS CAN ENROLL Mothers, Children Prepare for Class Fullerton Junior College will be getting 48 more new students be getting 48 more new students. So what? So this. These students will only be three and four years old. How come? Because the Fullerton Junior College division of Home Economics is offering a new program of Parent Education and Child Study in its new Art-Home Economics facility. The building itself opens for college classes on Sept. 14, but the new parent education classes didn't get under way until Oct. 3. 24 Children Plans call for acceptance of 24 children in the morning hours and 24 more in the afternoon, and the enrollment of their parents in the parent education class. Any mother of pre-school age children may enroll, provided she herself enrolls in Parent Education 56 and is prepared to spend two hours a week in child supervision and one hour in class work. "It should be understood that we are not operating a community-nursery type of arrangement," explains Dean-of-Instruction Gordon Malgren. "The primary purpose of the Child Center is to enable student majors in home economics, nursing education, and elementary education to observe the developmental activities of small children at play and at the same time instruct parents and care." He pointed out that in the students in child development and past these college students have made many field trips to county nursery schools to gain such experience. Plans Call Plans call for each mother to observe the children at play and participate in formal class sessions where mothers can discuss physical, social, emotional, and mental development. There is no tuition charge, but there is a $5 a semester charge per child for nutritional expenses. The facilities for the children Anaheim Observes Letter Writing With Announcement The 22nd annual Letter Writing Week will be celebrated in Anaheim, California during the week of October 4 to 10, it was announced today by Postmaster Marshall N. McFlee. "I am sure we are all aware are located in the west end of art-home economics building Chapman Avenue, just south the gymnasium. Well - life playroom areas have blackbirds and toy shelves. Facilities cluding drinking fountains, bathroom fixtures, are down to size for the three your-year-old children. At one side of the classroom is a room where students and mothers may observe children through one-way. Another feature of the facade is the outdoor playground—plete with a slide, swings, box, and various other pleas play apparatus. The program is under the mediate direction of Mrs. leen Baker, instructor in p eduction, and Mrs. Betty Kown, chairman of the Home Economics Division, overall charge of this along the rest of the homemaking gram. Typical of exhibits planned the show is the one Comme will put on display. The plans to set up one of itsmatic spring - making ma which will knock out springs per hour running "slow" speed during the sh Residents Finish Training Course Seven Anaheim men, Raymond Alverez, Catarino Arellanes, Harold H. Epperson, Arthur C. Geach, James W. Hoelscher, Robert R. Moglan and William A. McGaffey, graduated as "certified journeymen" from a special 40-week technical training course in air conditioning and refrigeration, it was announced this week. Under the joint union-management program, journeymen technicians went "back to school" for advanced study of newest methods and equipment in the field. Two hundred successfully completed the program in Orange and Los Angeles counties this month. Annaheim Observes Letter Writing With Announcement The 22nd annual Letter Writing Week will be celebrated in Anaheim, California during the week of October 4 to 10. It was announced today by Postmaster Marshall N. McFle. "I am sure we are all aware that a personal letter is, next to an actual visit, the most intimate and economical means each of us has to communicate with our fellow human beings. Accordingly, I urge everyone to 'write today to those away.'" Posters depicting a mailman in a new postal vehicle called the mailster, will be displayed in post offices throughout the country. Colorful streamers, proclaiming that "Letters are fun to send and exciting to receive," will be displayed on postal vehicles. Postmaster McFle stated that the special week should serve as a reminder to write long-overdue letters to servicemen, hospitalized patients, foreign acquaintances, faraway friends and relatives, and others who will welcome a personal letter. Anaheim Studios Over 300 students, including many from Anaheim, and range County high schools take part in the Orange College High School Year Conference on the college pus today. The high schools have started copies of their yearbook which are now being inspected Don Desor, director of publications at Cerritos Junior College and Jud Grenier, yearbook or at El Camino College, with the judges. High school yearbooks were judged for theme, layout and sign, photography, copy and pography, and advertising. Another way Pacific Telephone plans ahe "Switchboards on wheels" are ready to get vital When sudden emergencies such as fires or floods happen, keeping vital phone calls going through is important to you and your family. That's why we have complete telephone central offices built right into big truck trailers. We can send them wherever they're needed and hook them up to hundreds of tele-phone lines in a matter these "switchboards on—police, fire, hospital, These trailers are just for emergencies. For in keep phone service read Working together to serve you better... for Class located in the west end of the home ecomonics building on Chapman Avenue, just south of gymnasium. Well-lit room areas have blackboards and toy shelves. Facilities, including drinking fountain and shower fixtures, are scaled down to size for the three and four-year-old children. At one side of the classroom is a room where students and mothers may observe the children through one-way glass. Another feature of the facilities is the outdoor playground—complete with a slide, swings, sandpit, and various other pieces of play apparatus. The program is under the immediate direction of Mrs. Kathen Baker, instructor in parent education, and Mrs. Betty Mcown, chairman of the college Economics Division, is in overall charge of this along with the rest of the homemaking program. Typical of exhibits planned for the show is the one Comerford will put on display. The firm aims to set up one of its automatic spring-making machines which will knock out 5,000弹簧 per hour running at slow speed during the show. 'HELICOPTERS IN HAWAII'—Participating in a history-making operation, Theodore J. Smith, boatswain mate chief, of 508 S. Illinois, Anaheim, reports from Hawaii that his Naval Air Reserve Helicopter Squadron HS-773 is now "on station" and is involved in the grim business of anti-submarine warfare. In the first exercise of its kind the "Weekend Warrior" chopper unit is taking its annual 14-day training duty in the Fiftieth State. HS-773 is one of the three anti-sub helicopter squadrons at Naval Air Station Los Alamitos. Anaheim Students to Participate in Conference Over 300 students, including many from Anaheim, and 16 Orange County high schools will be part in the Orange Coast College High School Yearbook conference on the college campus today. The high schools have submitted copies of their yearbooks which are now being inspected by an Desor, director of public relations at Cerritos Junior College, Jud Grenier, yearbook advisor at El Camino College, who are the judges. High school yearbooks will be used for theme, layout and design, photography, copy and typography, and advertising and business management. There will be a trophy awarded in each category as well as honorable mention certificates. The sweepstakes trophy which will go to the high school scoring the highest in the five categories will be announced and awarded at the Santa Ana College Annual High School Journalism Day in the spring. Orange Coast and Santa Ana colleges have cooperated with each other the past several years in staging the yearbook conference in the fall and the newspaper journalism day in the spring for the county's high school students. Yearbook students will be welcomed to the conference at Coast by Dr. Basil H. Peterson, OCC president, who will begin the conference at 3:30 p.m. At 4 p.m. a double session of five workshops will be presented so that students may attend any two. Workshops will cover theme; layout, design, covers and art work; photography; copy, typography, paper, and business management. The advisory staff which will handle the workshops is headed by Horace Lownberry, OCC photography instructor and yearbook advisor. He will be assisted by John "Sky" Dunlap, assistant to the president of Santa Ana College; R. W. Cornes of Graphic Arts; Miss Phyllis J. 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