anaheim-gazette 1963-01-02

FOR SCIENTISTS Math Class Is Set Scheduled particularly for Orange County's scientists and engineers, the course Mathematics 310, differential equations, will be offered in the evening this spring by Orange State College. Starting Feb. 10, the new night course will be given on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. in room 487 of the Letters and Science Building. Mathematics 310 is an undergraduate upper division course carrying three units of credit, announces Dr. Dennis B. Ames, chairman of the mathematics department, which is presenting the course. The new class will stress existing theorems and theory, and will be particularly helpful to scientists, technicians and engineers Crime Institute Sessions To Open in January A five-week Criminal Investigation Institute for Orange County law enforcement officers will start in January. The institute will be conducted at the Theo. Lacy Security Facility, 501 S. Manchester Ave., Orange. Classes will be conducted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Jan. 8, 15, 22 and 29, and Feb. 5. The institute is under sponsorship of the Orange County Peace Officers' Association and the police science unit of Orange Coast College. The course will include instruction in the fundamentals of criminal investigation, information sources, interrogation techniques, surveillance, interdepartment cooperation, preparation of cases, analysis of criminal case reports writing and electronic telegence devices. The enrollment fee is $2.50 student. Application for en­ ment may be made by writing OCC police science coordi­ nate D. D. Hunt at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, C Mesa. Club Sends World Story Of America American magazines will be sent to the libraries of various foreign countries by Orange State College's International Relations Club in an effort to combat the flood of Communist literature pouring into different areas of the world, according to Pete Conaty, IRC president from Balboa Island. Mrs. Cassaday Ver Bryck, representing the Person to Person Workshop, met with IRC members recently to discuss student participation in sending magazines to Asia on a people to people basis. The workshop PERSONAL MENTION Taro M. Ohashi has been appointed Comptroller of Anaheim Savings and Loan Association by the firm's Board of Directors, according to a recent announcement by President F. A. Yungbluth. Prior to joining Anaheim Savings' staff Ohashi, a veteran of World War II, served with the state's Division of Savings and Loan and has had many years of experience in the field of taxation. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree and has successfully pass- Mrs. Cassaday Ver Bryck, representing the Person to Person Workshop, met with IRC members recently to discuss student participation in sending magazines to Asia on a people to people basis. The workshop acts as a clearing house for persons in Asia who have requested American magazines. "This is one way that private citizens can do something to inform other peoples about the United States." Conaty said. Officers in the Club are James Hird, Orange, vice-president, Larry Birdwell, Orange, treasurer, and Susan Williams, Fullerton, secretary. Advisor is Lee Kerschner, OSC political science instructor. Adnan Sarhan, foreign student from Iraq living in Placentia, has been appointed entertainment chairman. He announced the IRC has held a Record Hop in the student T. U. B. Live entertainment with the theme of Arabian Nights was presented by foreign students from Orange State and surrounding colleges. California Leads Nation In Dividends From NY Life New York Life policy owners in California will receive approximately $28,000,000 in dividends in 1964, more than any other state in the nation, according to General Manager William Firetag, CLU, of the company's Orange general office. New York Life's 1964 dividends will total $185,800,000, an increase of $28,400,000 over the previous year, Firetag said. The dividend increase is the largest in the company's 118-year history. It marks the second year in a row that the company has reported a record increase in dividends. California policy owners will have the dividends coming on individual life insurance and annuity policies. New York Life has been doing business in California since 1852. The second highest amount of dividends will be received by company policy owners in New York state. HOME IMPROVEMENT WANT TO REMODEL? Home owners are invited to a Home Remodeling Roundtable on home improvements Tuesday, Jan. 21 at Keystone Savings and Loan, 555 Euclid, Anaheim, an phasis on the advantages of "moving into your new home at your present address." Among the panelists will be experienced leaders in all phases of construc- HOME IMPROVEMENT WANT TO REMODEL? Home owners are invited to a Home Remodeling Roundtable on home improvements Tuesday, Jan. 21 at Keystone Savings and Loan, 555 Euclid, Anaheim, announced James Nelson, officer and remodeling division manager, Nelson-Dye Construction, Inc. The two-hour program will feature outstanding speakers in the home remodeling field, Nelson said. Included will be a one-hour question and answer period covering every facet of home improvement projects with emphasis on the advantages of "moving into your new home at your present address." Among the panelists will be experienced leaders in all phases of construction, including experts in financing. The program will cover all aspects of improving the home: how to select a contractor; how to decide what work should be done now and what can wait or isn't necessary; what work can be done by the householder to save money; what type of financing is best. ORANGE COUNTY PHONE 772-0790 S & S FROZEN FOOD SALES (USDA CHOICE) SIDE OF BEEF .....49¢ lb (USDA CHOICE) HIND QUARTER OF BEEF .....59¢ lb (USDA CHOICE) FORE QUARTER OF BEEF .....39¢ lb (12-14 LBS.) EASTERN PORK LOIN .....49¢ lb EASTERN WHOLE PIG .....39¢ lb (USDA CHOICE) WHOLE LAMB .....49¢ lb ALL ITEMS GUARANTEED! NO MONEY DOWN and 6 MOS. TO PAY CUT, WRAPPED and PROZEN at no CHARGE s Set matics 310 should be directed to professor Ames, Mathematics department, Orange State Collation Sessions January the course will include instruction in the fundamentals of crimin investigation, information resources, interrogation techniques, evidence, interdepartmental operation, preparation of court cases, analysis of criminal cases, short writing and electronic ingence devices. The enrollment fee is $2.50 per patient. Application for enrolment may be made by writing to C police science coordinator D. Hunt at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa sa. MENTION Crocker - Citizens National ark at 1440 S. Harbor Blvd.. Lerton. FLOWER GIRL — Selma Littlejohn, 17, will represent Anaheim In the contest to select the 1964 California Orange Queen to reign over the National Orange Show in San Bernardino March 12-22. PRACTICAL CO OCC Class It hardly resembles a claroom at all. The Polynesia style home being built on the Orange Coast College campathat is. The whine of the electric saand the thump of hammers rrecent OCC's realization of the old adage, "You learn by oing." Construction technology structor Robert Simonds said flatly, "Orange Coast College has the most comprehensive a practical course in construction of any college in the nation." Busy Students One has only to observe the overall - clad students swarm ing over the dwelling project and examine the blueprint t he model home to believe who Simonds says is true. A student with a square ruof an angle for a saw cut. Student uses a spirit level to sure a stud is truly vertical. Student translates a detail drawing into wood and nails. When completed the mod home will feature combined g and electric kitchen built - in wall - to - wall carpeting, coplete insulation, and bathroo paneling of fiberglass with platic inlays. KRESGE'S TANNIARY KRESGE'S JANUARY THURSDAY—FRIDAY SATURDAY 529 N. EUCL Anaheim Shopping Reg. 1.39 4 PLY Worsted Knitting YARN New Shades 4-oz. Skeins 99¢ ea. BATH TOWELS White 22 x 44 Irregulars $1 Value 38¢ ea. KRESGE'S GUARANTEES THE QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES—and 400 CT. TISSUE LP RECORDS for dancing for listening for dreaming 400 CT. TISSUE White, Pink, Yellow, Soft Tissue 16¢ LP RECORDS CLOSEOUT! Monaural, Stereo. Big Selection 88¢ OVER 850 KRESGE STORES COAST TO COAST INSU CORDUROY WEAR Infants Crawlers 9-24 Mos. Overalls For Tots 2 to 4 Boxer Longles Sizes 3-6 97¢ Poly Housewares 17 QT. WASTEBASKET, 18 QT. TUB, COVERED PAIL, DISH PAN, ETC. 88¢ ea. SWING-TOP BIN LAUNDRY OR WASTE 2£57 ea. OCC Classroom Moves Outdoors hardly resembles a class at all. The Polynesian home being built on the image Coast College campus, is. The whine of the electric saw the thump of hammers repent OCC's realization of the adage, "You learn by do construction technology inductor Robert Simonds said, 'Orange Coast College the most comprehensive and technical course in construction any college in the nation.' Busy Students have only to observe the hall - clad students swarm over the dwelling project examine the blueprint for model home to believe what Simonds says is true. Student with a square rules angle for a saw cut. Agent uses a spirit level as a stud is truly vertical. Agent translates a detail draw into wood and nails. When completed the model will feature combined gas electric kitchen built - ins, to - wall carpeting, com-insulation, and bathroom tiling of fiberglass with plas-lays. Heating will come from a forced air unit with an air return system. The house will be cooled with a refrigerated air conditioning unit. Sound Proof Soundproof acoustic ceiling material will be used throughout the house. One room will be completely soundproofed as a "haven". Simonds said. Exterior design of the house is distinctive. A "tiki" roof, to be built under the regular shake roof, is featured. Plans call for aluminum window casing, double main entry doors of wrought iron and sliding doors at various locations in the house. When the house is completed in 1965, its usefulness as a "classroom" will have come to an end. The house will be moved to a public place for display, then will be sold to the highest bidder. What good is all this sawing, hammering, plastering and plumbing to the construction student? Can Enter Trade Simonds said, "When the construction technology student graduates he can enter the carpentry trade as an advanced apprentice — with all his time at OCC applying toward his standing as a journeyman. Most OCC graduates advance quickly to become foremen and construction superintendents. "After graduation construction students usually earn $4 per hour the first day on the job." Simonds added. At OCC, however, it isn't all hammer and nails on the construction project. Five days per week construction students receive an hour and 15 - minute lecture. The topic may be framing, finishing, foundations, field layout, roof framing, cabinet making, stair building, housing research, new building materials, and new building techniques. Walkie-Talkie Alfred Hitchcock is planning to utilize a tiny walkie-talkie to expedite the shooting of certain sequences in his currently filming "Marnie" for Universal release. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 E'S MBOREE SALE 529 N. EUCLID Anaheim Shopping Center WELS White 22 x 44 regulars 38¢ ea. Seamless Nylons Three Neutral Shades Sizes 9-11 86¢ pr. PRICES — AND YOU CAN CHARGE IT TOO! ORDS TOILET TISSUE ORDS listening for dreaming UT! 88¢ TOILET TISSUE Reg. 99¢ Pkg. Soft 2-Ply 10 ROLLS IN POLY BAG 88¢ COAST INSURES LOWEST PRICES ewares 18 QT. TUB, AIL, DISH PAN, ETC. 88¢ ea. SWING-TOP BIN LAUNDRY OR WASTE 257¢ ea. ADULTS or TOTS FUN PUZZLES Reg. 29¢ ea. ANY 4 FOR 97¢