anaheim-gazette 1963-06-20

SCRAPBOOK OF ACTIVITIES IN LESS THAN YEAR — Testimony of the busy lives led by the less-than-year-old Alpha Psi East Anheim Chapter of Kappa Phi Sigma is indicated by their plan to enter the chapter's scrapbook in the annual convention contest of the sorority to be held July 20 in Long Beach. How to include the array of items here being studied by Mdmes. Owen Mackin, evaluator and committeewoman; William Minney, historian and chairman; Robert Fletcher, public relations and committeewoman. Urges High School Grads Get Job Help Albert B. Tieburg, Director of the California State Employment Service, in an open letter to the high school graduates of 1963, today advised them to consider their age of electro-mechanical marvels the high school diploma is not always a passport into the better jobs in a highly competitive labor market," the state official Phones May Get Buttons For 'Dialing' A new "pushbutton" telephone that enables the user to place calls faster is now being field- Albert B. Tieburg, Director of the California State Employment Service, in an open letter to the high school graduates of 1963, today advised them to consider their job futures carefully. We this jet propelled, automated age of electro-mechanical marvels the high school diploma is not always a passport into the better jobs in a highly competitive labor market," the state official said. He invited those desiring summer employment to assist them in financing their future education to make contact with the nearest office of the California State Employment Service without delay. Last year the State Employment Service found jobs for more than 154,000 high school graduates and students seeking summer employment. Tieburg urged high school graduates not planning to continue with higher education to use the counseling, testing and placement services of their local employment office. He called upon employers throughout the state to provide on-the-job training opportunities including apprenticeship wherever possible for the high school graduates entering the labor market. "Although there is a widespread demand for scientific and other professional workers, it is equally important that we produce workers with adequate training to carry out the many occupational tasks which are necessary in today's complex industrial society," Tieburg concluded. WHAT'S DOING Dorothy Krol, Manager I recently learned that telephone research technicians x-ray phone poles to find out how to make them last longer. Each of these poles has been treated with fungus-killing preservative and the x-rays are used on sample borings to show how well the preservative is working. Research like this helps us lengthen pole life and helps hold down the cost of your telephone service. A patio extension telephone lets you make or take calls outdoors with the same convenience as an inside phone. A patio extension telephone lets you make or take calls outdoors with the same convenience as an inside phone. In contrast to the modern use of x-rays I just mentioned, some technicians at Western Electric (the manufacturing arm of the Bell System), practice an ancient art. These experts are glass blowers who turn out special glass parts and electron tubes that can't be mass produced. These parts are used in the development and manufacture of new telephone equipment. It just goes to show that it takes all types of skills to keep improving your telephone service. IF YOU NEED HELP WITH AN EMERGENCY, YOUR OPERATOR IS READY TO HELP RIGHT AROUND THE CLOCK. WE telephone people were plenty excited early last month when Telstar II was launched from Cape Canaveral by the National Bureau of Statistics and Space Administration. All costs of launching and tracking this communications satellite are being paid for by the Bell System. One of the important purposes for which Telstar II was designed is to see if its useful life can be lengthened by overcoming the effects of radiation in space. Telstar II has been built with some new transistors designed to withstand radiation damage. In addition, its orbit has a higher apogee (farthest point from earth) than Telstar I. This causes it to spend more time in areas of less intense radiation. I also understand that the higher orbit will enable it to relay communications between the U.S. and a new ground station being built in Japan. Library Will Get Fed File WASHINGTON, D. C. — The Anaheim Public Library has qualified as a United States Government Depository Congressman James B. Utt (R-35th) has disclosed. Carper W. Buckley, U. S. Superintendent of Documents has notified Congressman Utt that the Anaheim system nominated by him is now eligible to receive U. S. publications under the selective plan of distribution ammended by the last Congressional session. Distribution cannot begin until funds for the expanded program are appropriated Mr. Utt said. The request is part of the legislative appropriations bill currently in committee. Mr. Utt expects it will be a month before the bill comes to the floor, and later summer before the program is put into action. Earlier this year Congressman Utt announced the acceptance of the Orange State College Library as the first of two new depositories for the 35th Congressional district. Santa Ana Public Library, named a depository by Mr. Utt for the old 28th Congressional District, continues as a depository for the new 34th district. Depository libraries receive one copy of all U. S. Government publications except those with no public interest or educational value, marked for official use only, or materials classified for national security. ANAHEIM GARDEN CLUB TO INSTALL OFFICERS — Admitting garden area at the home of their new president, Mrs. J. Cowee, are some of the key ladies in the Friday installation ceremonies planned by the garden group for the Stratford House City Adds Culture "pushbutton" telephone tables the user to place it now being fielded may mean that some seeking summer employment urged high school grads planning to continue their education to use the testing and placement of their local employment called upon employers at the state to provide on-training opportunities in apprenticeship wherever for the high school graduating the labor market. High there is a widespread for scientific and other technical workers, it is equivalent that we produce with adequate training to the many occupational which are necessary in complex industrial society," concluded. day the familiar dial will be on its way out. The main advantages of the new system are speed, ease and convenience of operations. Pacific Telephone estimates a number with seven digits can be tapped out in about five seconds compared with an average 10 seconds on the conventional dial. The pushbutton models being tested have three rows of buttons each plus a tenth "0" button centered below the bottom row. Buttons Not New "Actually, using pushbuttons is nothing new to the nearly 1,000 telephone operators working in Orange County." District Manager Howard R. Heth pointed out. "They've been using a modified version called 'key-pulsing' for nine years." In this system, operators punch out numbers on buttons, and multiple-frequency electronic signals speed calls on their way around the nation. ANAHEIM GARDEN CLUB TO INSTALL OFFICERS — Admitting garden area at the home of their new president, Mrs. J. Cowee, are some of the key ladies in the Friday installation ceremonies planned by the garden group for the Stratford House City Adds Culture Workshop to '63 The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, planning to enrich their Cultural Arts Porgram this summer, is sponsoring workshops in Modern Dance, Drama and Choral Music. These programs, the first of their kind presented by the department, together with the instrumental music they have hosted in past summers, will comprise the schedule at Cultural Arts Centers. The classes will be held five days a week for six weeks. Fee for each class will be $5.00. The extensive workshops are being directed toward the youth of Anaheim in hope of offering elementary and junior high school age youngsters the opportunity express themselves creatively and imaginatively and to share their experiences with others. Workshops are only open to youngsters from 7 to 14 years of age. The contemporary dance program is designed to teach techniques in dance of position, movement and creation dance activities. The classes will be held at Loarra High School, 9 a.m. to noon. The instructor will be Miss San Franese graduate in dance at the University of Southern California. The teen-age drama works will be a concentrated study acting and stage crafts. A provision will climax the class series. COME TO THE ALL NEW INTERNATIONAL YARDAGE FAIR & SALE 3 DAYS ONLY REG. 1.98 yd.—45" MATERIAL 4 YDS.$200 COTTONS—DACRONS FAIR & SALE 3 DAYS ONLY Thurs., June 20—9 a.m.-9 p.m. Fri., June 21—9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat., June 22—9 a.m.-9 p.m. TO BE HELD Buddy’s Wholesale Yardage 501 W. Maple (Bldg "J") Orange A display and sale of over 16,000 yards of materials from around the world and around the nation. 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Cultural Arts to '63 Program Youngsters the opportunity to pass themselves creatively imaginatively and to share experiences with others. The shops are only open to youngs from 7 to 14 years of age. The contemporary modern program is designed to techniques in dance comon, movement and creative activities. The classes will held at Loara High School from 9 a.m. to noon. The instructiwill be Miss San Franeski, a dante in dance at the Universi-Southern California, teenage drama workshop a concentrated study of and stage crafts. A produc-will climax the class series. This will be a real opportunity for youngsters to participate in a drama program that will cover all phases of the theatre. Classes will be held at Fremont Jr. High School Auditorium from 10:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Instructing the class will be Ronald Peter Sossi, a University of Michigan graduate in production, speech and theatre. Meanwhile, the elementary drama classes will be held at Sycamore Jr. High School and Dale Jr. High School, from 10:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. The instructors will be Thor S. Nielson, graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and Alexander Omalev, former drama coach at Fullerton Junior College. These classes will offer a rich dramatic experience in which children through the guidance of a trained instructor will be able to create scenes or plays and improvise their own dialogue and action. This program is planned to encourage the use of imagination, initiative and resourcefulness in a constructive manner. The Choral Music workshop will cover music appreciation, music theory, a variety of musical group experiences, rounds, songs with descants, songs in parts and folk songs. The classes will be held at Anaheim High School Choral Room and Dale Jr. High School choral Room from 9 a.m. to noon. Instructors for the workshop will be Mrs. Carol Reynolds, an MA graduate of the University of Michigan and Harold Bauer, an MA graduate of the University of Nebraska. The Department's Beginning Instrumental Music classes which have been sponsored past summers will be held again this year. The instructions are being offered for beginning players in strings, brass, woodwind and percussion. The classes opened to children fourth grade and above and will be held between the hours of 9 a.m. and noon. The instructors and locations are as follows: William A. Cook, Music Coordinator, Trident Jr. High School Music Director and Music Chairman for the District; Richard Marino, Music Director at Loara High School, H. Robert Reynolds, Associate Professor, Long Beach State College, at Dale Jr. High School and Archie San Romani, Music Director at Sycamore Jr. High School. Mervin Cooper will instruct at Anaheim High School. 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