anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-03

6 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Thursday, September 8, 1953 Women carrie louutherland – editor Homestead Picnic Attracts 500 To Anaheim The Anaheim city park was the setting for the 20th annual Homestead Picnic recently with more than 350 adults and 150 children enjoying a gay reunion from 10 am. until well after dusk. Many families planned to stay for two meals. Games and contests marked the entire afternoon with prizes given to those who excelled. William Newman was master of ceremonies for this large group all of whom has lived at some time in Homestead, a city in the heart of the steel industry not far from Pittsburgh. Mrs. Albert Pape was general chairman with Mr. Pape assisting with the refreshments. The annual election named officers for the ensuing year. Albert Pape was re-elected president; Garfield Parsons, secretary; Lewis Preeman, treasurer. Anaheim Teachers Have Summer Study at Honolulu Three Anaheim teachers, Miss Mildred Mauerhan, Miss Anna Claire Mauerhan and Miss Adah Wilcox have returned from a two month's trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Leaving the week after the close of the school term, the teachers enrolled for a six weeks' summer Men’s Brotherhood Entertains Ladies At Dinner Entertaining their ladies with dinner, the Men’s Brotherhood of the Bethel Baptist church, met recently at the Rossmore cafe in Santa Ana. A. E. Kolbe, president of the Baptist Mens’ Council, and vice-moderator of his church at Downey, was the speaker for the evening, talking on faith. The program included special music by Bill Dietrich of Fullerton who sang "When God Speaks", and "When They Ring that Golden Bell for You." Miss Esther Leuchner accompanied at the piano. Mr. Dietrich also led group singing. Little Miss Gale Mosler played several numbers on her accordion, including "Going Home", and "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise." Adolph Baudish gave a tribute to the ladies and Virgil Isbell thanked the ladies for their help during the past year. Mrs. Walter Paulus and Mrs. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gutierre E. Sycamore St., are the parents a boy, born Sept. 2 at Public Cottage hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nello Garcia peranza road are announcing birth of a boy on Sept. 1. The heart of our store Prescription Dept. Your best your most priceless asset doctor knows us. See us for prescription needs. Free Pa North Anaheim Prescription macy, 732 N. Los Angeles St. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wh Kenway Drive, entertained birthday dinner at Dorothy-restaurant recently for Jane eighth birthday. Other guest Miss Jane's parents, Mr. and George C. Ely, and her sisters, of Akron, Ohio. FREE? BEER PROSPECT PARK, N. J. North Jersey volunteer fi scheduled their annual conv in this community and the covered a local ordinance pre d them from selling beer daunted, the firemen gave th away free—to all who bought es to hold it at 50 cents api Results Are The Proof of paper Circulation. Millie Ramland decorate tables with hibiscus of dif colors, pink candies and ivy. SHOP FRIDAY NITES "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" Anaheim Teachers Have Summer Study at Honolulu Three Anaheim teachers, Miss Mildred Mauerhan, Miss Anna Claire Mauerhan and Miss Adah Wilcox have returned from a two month's trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Leaving the week after the close of the school term, the teachers enrolled for a six weeks' summer school term at the University of Honolulu. After their studies, they toured the islands for the four weeks remaining of their vacation time. Read Your Church Announcements in Saturday's Paper. Your Kitchen Counsellor by GERALDINE HELLER Southern Counties Gas Company Home Service Director "BROILER" SANDWICHES QUICK TO MAKE Hot and hearty open-face sandwiches are quickly made on your gas range broiler. They are fine to serve for lunch, a quick supper or for evening party refreshments. You'll want to make every one of these fine recipes and to keep the ideas for many repeat performances. SAUSAGE PIEZA TREAT 1 lb. pork sausage 6 English Muffins Butter 1 can tomato paste Shredded nippy cheese Oregano Put sausage into a skillet. Stir and cook over a medium flame until sausage is nicely browned. Drain off fat. Toast split and buttered muffins. Spread each with tomato paste and sprinkle with 2 Tbsp. shredded nippy cheese and ½ tsp. oregano. Top with browned sausage meat. Broil under medium flame until cheese bubbles slightly. CHEESE BROILWICHES 1 lb. American cheese 1 green pepper 1 small onion 1 hard cooked egg 1 C. stuffed olives 1 can tomato soup 1 Tbsp. melted butter 3 hamburger buns or SHOP FRIDAY NITES "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" COTTONS FOR GINGHAMS—Fast color plaid ginghams in woven . . . Makes up beautifully! COTTON PRINTS—New Fall cotton prints everglaze chintz, Bates disciplined fabrics PLAIDS—55% Orlon — 45% Wool . . . Every girl will want one or more skirts made makes a skirt . . . New low price - And visit our Pattern Dept. CHEESE BROILWICHES 1 lb. American cheese 1 green nepper 1 small onion 1 hard cooked egg 1 C. stuffed olives 1 can tomato soup 1 Tbsp. melted butter 3 hamburger buns or 6 slices rye bread Grind cheese, green pepper, onion, egg and olives together. Add soup and butter and mix well. Toast split buns or slices of rye bread lightly. Spread with cheese mixture and broil under medium flame until golden brown. TOASTED TUNA CREOLE 1 Toz. can tuna 1 C. catsup 2 Tbsp. mayonnaise 1 C. finely diced celery 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. pepper 6 slices bread 2 Tbsp. catsup 2 Tbsp. mayonnaise 1 tsp. seasoning sauce Flake tuna and mix in next five ingredients. Toast bread lightly on both sides. Pile tuna mixture on toast. Top with mixture of remaining catsup, mayonnaise and seasoning sauce. Broil under medium flame until brown and bubbling. CHEESE SALAD SURPRISE 1 C. coarsely grated nippy cheese 1 C. finely diced cucumber 1 Tbsp. minced onion 1 tsp. salt Dash of pepper 1 tsp. chili powder Salad dressing 8 thin slices tomato 8 thin slices dill pickle 4 slices white breed Paprika Mix cheese, cucumber, onion and seasoning. Add dressing to moisten. Arrange two slices of tomato and two of dill pickle on each slice of lightly toasted bread. Heap on portions of the cheese mixture and sprinkle with paprika. Toast under low broiler flame until cheese is melted and nicely browned. PLAIDS—55% Orlon — 45% Wool . . . Every girl will want one or more skirts made makes a skirt . . . New low price And visit our Pattern Dept. CORDUROYS FOR FLAIR Softly draping, sheen-finished, silk textured corduroy, in print or plain colors . . . Nationally known Crompton Richmond quality . . . Corduroy is a must for long-wear-ing school clothes . . . Light as a feather, yet noted for its warmth. 1.49 to 1.95 yd. Yard Goods, First floor IT'S FUN TO SEW AND EASY; TOO! Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gutierrez, 228 Sycamore St., are the parents of boy, born Sept. 2 at Fullerton stage hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nello Garcia of Eszanza road are announcing the birth of a boy on Sept. 1. The heart of our store is the prescription Dept. Your health is our most priceless asset. Your doctor knows us. See us for your prescription needs. Free Parking. North Anaheim Prescription Pharmacy, 723 N. Los Angeles St. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Whieldon, Sunway Drive, entertained with a birthday dinner at Dorothy-Wade's restaurant recently for Jane Ely's sixth birthday. Other guests were Jane's parents, Mr. and Mrs.orge C. Ely, and her sister Lin-of Akron, Ohio. FREE? BEER PROSPECT PARK, N. J. — North Jersey volunteer firemen scheduled their annual convention this community and then discovered a local ordinance prevent them from selling beer. Unattended, the firemen gave the beer tray free—to all who bought glass to hold it at 50 cents apiece. Results Are The Proof of Newspaper Circulation. William Remland decorated the tables with hibiscus of different orns, pink candles and ivy. Orange Coast College Holds Pre-registration "All students who plan to enter Orange Coast College this fall should complete pre-registration as soon as possible." Dr. James W. Thornton, vice-president, stated today. Pre-registration examinations will be given on September 4 starting at 9 a.m. and will last approximately three hours. All new students who have not done so should plan to take the examination at that time. Dr. Thornton added: If entering students have not consulted with counselors they may do so by reporting to the counseling offices in the administration building. Counselors are on duty from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday with the exception of Labor Day, September 7. Former students and those high school graduates who have already consulted with counselors and planned programs for the fall semester of the 1953-54 school year are not required to come to the college until September 14, first day of registration, unless they wish to make some change in their programs. Printed class schedules and catalogs are available and may be obtained at the college, Dr. Thornton concluded. 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