anaheim-gazette 1961-01-19

TV Math Course Offered by SAC Santa Ana College will offer a second course by television for the spring semester. Probability and Statistick, starting January 30, it was announced this week. The nationally televised mathematics course will be offered under the sponsorship of Continental Classroom. Santa Ana College is the only participating college in Orange County and joins more than 300 colleges and universities in cooperation with 170 television stations. The class will be offered from 6:30 to 7 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday over KRCA-TV, Channel 4. Then the students come to the campus from 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday for discussion, review and examination by Mathematics Instructor H. Jay Davis. The course carries three units of college credit. Davis is just finishing the pilot course in Modern Algebra, which started last September. The course will be taught by Professor Frederick Mosteller, chairman of the Department of Statistics at Harvard University, and Professor Paul C. Clifford, mathematics instructor at Montclair (N.J.) State College. provided by the Ford Foundation, Bell Telephone System, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., General Foods Fund, IBM Corporation, Radio Corporation of America, Union Carbide Corp. and United States Steel. Registration will be conducted as for any other SAC college credit course, with the admissions office open weekdays from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. A week of evening registration to accommodate day workers will be held January 23-26 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. There is no tuition charge. The course calls for a prerequisite of a second course in high school algebra, or the Modern Algebra course offered during the fall semester at SAC. It will including counting problems, probability theory in finite sample spaces, random numbers and their uses, random variables, expectations, means, variances, binomial and normal distributions, random walk problem point estimation, confidence limits, hypothesis testing, applications of Bayes' theorem, sums of independent random variables, law of large numbers and central limit theorem. Davis is just finishing the pilot course in Modern Algebra, which started last September. The course will be taught by Professor Frederick Mosteller, chairman of the Department of Statistics at Harvard University, and Professor Paul C. Clifford, mathematics instructor at Montclair (N.J.) State College. Doctor Mosteller taught at Carnegie Institute of Technology and Princeton before joining the Harvard faculty, while Professor Clifford has lectured in statistics at New York University, Newark College of Engineering, Rutgers University and University of Michigan. SAC Instructor Davis was a lecturer at Long Beach State College and Pomona College before coming to Santa Ana. This is the third year of education through network television by Continental Classroom. Financial support for Contemporary Mathematics is "When we built our own home, my wife insisted on an all-electric kitchen. Needless to say, I agreed with her. We confirm what so many others have found: electric cooking is cleaner and cooler. In our large home, we have use for many electrical appliances and are adding more all the time. But because we had ample Housepower in the first place, wiring is never a problem. For my money, a home should be built to Medallion requirements. And I believe most home buyers today would like to move up to Medallion why my new Sol Vista Luxury will bear the Medallion A Only one new home in five for the Medallion—an awa 1. All-electric kitchen, equip ances, including flameless ra 2. Housepower wiring for m 3. Light for Living—abunda safety and beauty. 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Education Extension Course Announced by OCSC UTAH UNIVERSITY IS CHOICE OF 16 ANAHEIM STUDENTS Bietz Lecture Next Monday Under the series title of "The Well Adjusted Personality," the next of a group of lectures sponsored by Fullerton Junior Evening College and Parent-Teacher organizations will be given at 7:30 Monday evening in the Nicholas School auditorium, 3441 Valencia Dr., Fullerton. Dr. Arthur L. Bietz, who is presenting the series, said the Monday evening topic will be "Thinking Big." One more lecture in the current series will be presented on January 30. Doctor Bietz is a professor at the College of Medical Evangelists and a widely known lecturer on psychology, mental hygiene and family relations. Hughes Unit Wins Army Certificate Hughes Aircraft Company's ground systems group in Fullerton has been awarded an inspection and quality control certificate by the U.S. Army Signal Supply Agency, it was announced this week. Thirteen young women from Anaheim attending Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah semester. Among the 10,305 enrolled at the institute John Fife Bowman, Huribot, Jay M. Lillywhite and F. Loamann. Also attending are S. McLaughlin, Marin McLeod, John J. Meyer, Lynn Morris, Janet Suris, James M. Reynolds, Eugene Shelton and Ja Lee Stone. Brigham Young University operated by the Church Latter-day Saints and up of 23 Department colleges. It is one of the universities in the intltain area. Aid of Children Hospital Is Ai The regular monthly of the Women's Audition the Orange County Phantical Association was held day at the Iron Horse 202 South Main St., Orlando. Working for the C Hospital of Orange County be the group's special for the year. Memphis Education Extension Course Announced by OCSC Avocado Group To Meet Today Dr. George Zentmeyer of the Department of Plant Pathology, Citrus Experiment Station, University of California at Riverside, will address the annual luncheon meeting sponsored by the Avocado Department of the Orange County Farm Bureau today in the Farm Bureau Hall, 1918 W. Chapman Ave., Orange. His topic will be "Root-Rot." Homes, all kinds—built Medallion PRESIDENT, ALCO-PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. to move up to Medallion standards of living. That's my new Sol Vista, Luxury Series, Homes in Westminster will bear the Medallion Award." One new home in five qualified the Medallion—an award which assures you: well-electric kitchen, equipped with major electric appliances, including flameless range and oven. Housepower wiring for modern electric living. Light for Living—abundant light designed for comfort, beauty. Gold Medallion Award includes all these Medallions and more. For total electric living, the Gold Medallion adds: frameless electric space and water heating. Hughes Unit Wins Army Certificate Hughes Aircraft Company's ground systems group in Fullerton has been awarded an inspection and quality control certificate by the U.S. Army Signal Supply Agency, it was announced this week. C. Harper Brubaker, Hughes vice president and manager of the local branch, was presented the award by Col. B. R. Paintier, commander of the signal supply agency's regional office in Pasadena. Hospital Is Air The regular monthly of the Women's Audition the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association was held day at the Iron Horse 202 South Main St., Orlando. Working for the City Hospital of Orange County be the group's special for the year Member asked to return the which designate the would like to contribute year. Plans will be formulated a membership tea, which be held next month." new one new home in five qualified the Medallion—an award which assures you: electric kitchen, equipped with major electric applisions, including flameless range and oven. housepower wiring for modern electric living. light for Living—abundant light designed for comfort, y and beauty. Gold Medallion Award includes all these Medallion suites and more. For total electric living, the Gold Medallion adds: hamless electric space and water heating. MEDALLION HOME LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALY SERN CALIFORNIA ELEVEN COMPANY "IMPORTED" SALAD BOX ($100 new account or addit We believe these fabulous bowls were "in Los Angeles, but they look like they might ha They will hold enough salad to feed four Troops and still have enough left over for a rabbits. Or...if you don't like salad...the you can't serve mashed potatoes in it or use tray. Anyway, while they last...you can n bowls (a collector's item) with a new account $100 or more. Hurry! Only 14,679 of them le ROCKET BANK: ($100 new account or addit This has been the "hit" of our recent Ja period. A bank with all the action of the late Canaveral. Put a coin in the slot and pull the it goes. (the coin...not the bank) and your grow in the big body of this mighty missile, they won't very long)...yours with a new of $100 or more). FREE BLUE CHIP STAMP One stamp per dollar saved up to maxim stamps for $1000. Regulations prohibit stamps and gifts. Lucky winner of RCA Color TV w ANAHEIM S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CENTER AT LEMON STREETS Y IS CHOICE STUDENTS Thirteen young men and women from Anaheim are attending Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah, this semester. Among the 10,305 students enrolled at the institution are John Fife Bowman, Jannae Huribet, Jay M. Lillywhite, Susan C. Lillywhite and Jacque F. Losmann. Also attending are Edward S. McLaughlin, Marilyn M. McLeod, John J. Meyer, Judith Lynn Morris, Janet Sue Morris, James M. Reynolds, Vernon Eugene Shelton and Jacqueline Lee Stone. Brigham Young University is operated by the Church of the Latter-day Saints and is made up of 25 departments in 11 colleges. It is one of the largest universities in the intermountain area. Aid of Children's Hospital Is Aim The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association was held yesterday at the Iron Horse Inn, 202 South Main St., Orange. Working for the Children's Hospital of Orange County will be the group's special project for the year. Realty Firm Named by Irvine For Community Development Rebekah Installs Officers for 1961 Gathering in the Odd Fellows Hall on W. Center St., installation ceremonies for the 1961 officers of the Lois Rebekah Lodge were recently conducted, with Betty Kinsman seated as noble grand. Presenting—the noble grand Jewel to Shirley Hoyle was her husband, Clair, while Alice Pedrick received the vice grand gavel from C. R. Nelson. Also seated in their new posts were: Arnelle Henderson, conductor; Adeline Collado and Ruah Ladig as inside and outside guardians; Alice Robert, musician; Mabel Clark, color bearer; Sue Bembrook, chaplain, and Mayme Hodges, soloist. Miss Kinsman also appointed Doris Montgomery and Edna Brambley, right and left to the vice grand; Mary Johnson and Bertha Whitfield, right and left to the chaplain; Hazel Hawley and Della Reynolds, right and left to the noble grand; and Mollie Claus and Lola McCarthy. Early implementation of the first phase of the Irvine Ranch master-plan which will eventually transform the 98,000-acre Orange County property into a community of more than 250,000 people was planned this week with the announcement that Coldwell Banker & Co. had been named exclusive agents for development of the 175-acre Irvine Center project. Charles S. Thomas, Irvine Company president, stated that the real estate firm, identified with several Orange County shopping centers, would handle leases for the mile-long shopping esplanade planned along the Coast Highway between Jamboree and Mae Artur Blvd., and the complex of office buildings and major scores immediately to the north. Altogether some 2,000,000 square feet of commercial floor space may be involved in this first project, according to the master concept prepared by William L. Perelra & Associates. J. V. Evans, Coldwell Banker partner, will represent his firm in the Irvine Ranch development, it was announced. A member of Coldwell Banker since 1930 and nationally recognized as a commercial realty firm. Hospital Is Aim The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association was held yesterday at the Iron Horse Inn, 202 South Main St., Orange. Working for the Children's Hospital of Orange County will be the group's special project for the yean Members were asked to return the cards which designate the work they would like to contribute for the year. Plans will be formulated for a membership tea, which will be held next month. Miss Kinsman also appointed Doris Montgomery and Edna Brambley, right and left to the vice grand; Mary Johnson and Bertha Whitfield, right and left to the chaplain; Hazel Hawley and Della Reynolds, right and left to the noble grand; and Mollie Claes and Lola McCorkhill, right and left to the past noble grand. Clair Hoyle, Mel Reynolds, Norman Christenson, Roger Dunning, C. R. Nelson and Alton Shawhan were guest escorts for the evening. J. V. Evans, Coldwell Banker partner, will represent his firm in the Irvine Ranch development, it was announced. 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