anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-08

MR. AND MRS. ROLAND HILTSCHER — (Ruth Ann Parke) exchanged wedding vows in eight o'clock candlelight service at the First Christian Church in Fullerton. They will be at home to their friends at 501 W. Whiting Ave., apt. 8, Fullerton. Your Kitchen Counsellor Saute onion m butter until golden brown. Add remaining ingredients and simmer over low flame 5 min. DEVILED HAMBURGERS 1 lb. ground beef 1 tsp. salt ½ tsp. pepper 2 tsp. prepared mustard The Dr. Burrows' Leave for Texas And Son's Wedding Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Burrow 956 S. Los Angeles St., left today for El Paso, Tex., where they will attend the wedding of their son Lloyd A. Burrows, Jr., and Mr. Anne Frances Shamaley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shamaley. The wedding will be held Saturday morning, Sept. 12, at St. Patrick's Cathedral in El Paso. The bridegroom's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cox (Lyla Burrows) and the infant son, are planning to fly from their home in Los Angeles to Paso on Friday. There will be many other friends of the young couple going from Southern California, including Paula Lieb and Bernard Eickholt of Anheim who will serve as best man and usher for the wedding. The entire wedding party will be entertained at dinner on Thursday evening, Sept. 17, at which time the wedding rehearsal will be held. Morris Coffin Joins Anaheim Conservatory Morris Coffin, well known violist of radio and television fam, will join the staff of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music it was a nounced this morning by Mr. Anna Siegel, director, Mr. Coffin is particularly well known in L MR. AND MRS. BOLAND HILTSCHER — (Ruth Ann Parke) exchanged wedding vows in eight o'clock candlelight service at the First Christian Church in Fullerton. They will be at home to their friends at 501 W. Whiting Ave., apt. 8, Fullerton. Your Kitchen Counsellor by GERALDINE HELLER Southern Counties Gas Company Home Service Director BURGERS ARE FINE FOR QUICK SUFFER Hamburgers are fine to serve for a quick supper. Thick or thin, plain or fancy, they're year-round favorites with nearby everyone. Broil, grill or bake hamburgers. And change their seasonings to suit your whim. Serve the hamburgers with a choice of trimmings — catfish, mustard, pickles, onions, etc. — and let each person dress up his burger to his own liking. SAUCOY BURGERS 2 lbs. ground beef 2 tsp. salt 1 tsp. pepper 3 or 4 burger buns Combine ground beef and seasonings. Shape into 6 or 8 patties about 1 in. thick. Place patties on broiler grid and place broiler pan so top of meat is about 3 in. from tip of full broiler flame. Broil patties to 9 min. on each side, depending on doneness desired. Serve 'burgers on toasted split bun topped with Burger Sauce. BURGER SAUCE 1 C. chopped onion 2 Tbsp. butter 2 can's Chicken Gumbo or Cream of Mushroom soup 3 C. catsup 4 Tbsp. prepared mustard Salt to taste Saute onion m butter until golden brown. Add remaining ingredients and simmer over low flame 5 min. DEVILED HAMBURGERS 1 lb. ground beef 1 tsp. salt ½ tsp. pepper 2 tsp. prepared mustard 2 tsp. horseradish 2 Tbsp. minced onion 2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 2 Tbsp. catsup Combine all ingredients. Shape into 4 patties and broil or fry to desired doneness. Serve on lightly toasted hamburger buns and pass a selection of suitable garnishes. BAKED RELISH BURGERS 1½ lbs. ground beef 1½ tsp. salt ½ tsp. pepper ½ C. sweet pickle relish Silced mushrooms Butter Mix ground beef with seasonings and pickle relish. Shape into 4 or 6 patties. Place patties on a rack in a shallow baking pan. Top with sliced mushrooms and dot with butter. Bake at 350° for about 25 min. SOUR CREAM BURGERS 1½ C. soft bread crumbs ½ C. milk 1 C. "commercial" sour cream 1½ lbs. ground beef 1½ tsp. salt ½ tsp. pepper 2 Tbsp. minced onion Paprika Put bread crumbs into a bowl. Stir in milk and let stand until milk is absorbed. Add half C. of the sour cream, meat, seasonings and onion. Mix lightly, but thoroughly. Shape into 6 patties about 1 in. thick. Broil till nicely browned or first side. Turn and broil second side. (Top of meat should be about 3 in. from broiler flame. Allow 5 to 9 min. for each side.) Spoop remaining cream on patties and sprinkle with paprika. Return to broiler for a minute to heat cream. Morris Coffin Joins Anaheim Conservatory Morris Coffin, well known violist of radio and television fame, will join the staff of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music it was announced this morning by Mr Anna Siegel, director. Mr. Coffin is particularly well known in Los Angeles and Riverside where he has developed may fine professional musicians. During the summer months, has played at the Hollywood Bowl and the Redlands Bowl, and with the Minneapolis symphony. Mr. Coffin will give three auctions tomorrow at the conservatory for the students of the late Vladimir Lenski and all others interested in good music. Beginning on Wednesday of the following week, Sept 16, he will begin his teaching. Anaheim Students Enroll at S.A.J.C. Typical of the many Anaheim students enrolling at Santa Ana College are the Wells brothers Gary and Clinton, 9202 Katella Roe both of whom plan to follow industrial arts careers. Gary is a sophomore and is fishing up his vocational program of body-fender-and-welding ephasis, and now adding science and other complementary courses. Gary is training to be an industrial arts teacher while the younger Clinton has the goal of aviation or industrial engines. He is building his course around gas and diesel engines. The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eveett S. Wells are drilling with the Don football team each evening until the team moves to the campus practice field for afternoon sessions later this week. Gary plays in the backfield and also letter in baseball at Anaheim Union High School, graduating in 1951, but does not play with the Dons while in college last year. He is a candidate for quarterback. Clinton was a guard on the Collegiate varsity and at 185 pounds of weighs his older brother by pounds. If It's News You'll See It The Bulletin CALL A YELLOW CAB No charge for extra passengers 4552 or 5544 THE SQR STORE Phone An. 2138 "One Day Only" Values! COTTON PLISSE SLIPS Reg. 3.95 to 7.95 2.95 to 4.95 Lovely well-fitting slips that wash like a dream and need no ironing! Pink, yellow, blue, green, with lace and embroidery trim Broken sizes. Gowns and pajamas, second floor MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 The Californian can live year-round in these handsome sport shirts. Long sleeves. Sizes small, med., large and extra large. 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We will be many other friendsyou young couple going from Lenn California, including Pauland Bernard Elckholt of Ana-who will serve as best manother for the wedding. Entire wedding party will be trained at dinner on ThursdaySept. 17, at which timewedding rehearsal will be held. Mrs. Joe Thompson Is New President Of Church Women Mrs. Joe Thompson of St. Michael's Episcopal Church, was installed as president of Anaheim Council of Church Women at their recent breakfast meeting at the Bethel Baptist church. Mrs. Arthur M. Stevenson was installing officer, using the ceremony suggested by the National Council of Church Women. Mrs. Arthur Korn, Evangelical U. B. church, and Mrs. Page Vincent, First Presbyterian church, were installed vice presidents. Mrs. W. E. Bowen, of Bethel Baptist church, is the new secretary, and Mrs.' E. L. Anderson, of the Nazarene church, will continue as treasurer. Mrs. Chester Ferris presided over the meetings, extending greetings to the 200 gathered for their annual meeting. The breakfast tables were decorated with asters and greenery. The Rev. Chester Ferris led the morning devotional period after the group had joined in singing a hymn. Little Pamela Stockwell sang with her mother, Mrs. Darwin Stockwell in the musical program which followed. They were accompanied by Mrs. Alexander McCandless. Mrs. Benjamin Klaumann played a violin duet with Pamela, and an encore. Mrs. Klaumann gave two beautiful violin solos. She was accompanied by Mrs. Darwin Stockwell. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. Salaets, 214 W. Broadway, have returned from a two weeks tour ofNational parks. They visited Zion,Bryce, Rocky Mountain, Mesa Verda and the Grand Canyon Na-Mrs. Salaets, formerly Ruth Swan-son, teaches piano in Anaheim. Art Association Will Meet Thursday The Orange County Art Association opens its fall season Thursday, September 10th, at 8 p.m.the Lecture Hall of the FullerPublic Library with an exhiblionof paintings by the Artists Guild Hiris Coffin Joins Neheim Conservatory Hiris Coffin, well known violin and radio and television fame, is the staff of the Anahim laboratory of Music it was an inspiration this morning by Mrs. Siegel, director, Mr. Coffin particularly well known in Los Angeles and Riverside where he developed may fine professe musicians. The -summer months, he played at the Hollywood Bowl the Redlands Bowl, and with Minneapolis symphony. Coffin will give three audiomorrow at the conservatory the students of the late Vladimir Sniski and all others interested in music. Beginning on Wednesday of the following week, Sept. will begin his teaching. Neheim Students Roll at J. C. Local of the many Anaheim enrolling at Santa Ana are the Wells brothers, Clinton, 9202 Katella Rd., of whom plan to follow industry careers. He is a sophomore and is fining his vocational program body-fender-and-welding em­- and now adding science and complementary courses. His training to be an indus­trics teacher while the young­ness has the goal of aviation industrial engines. He is build­s course around gas and die­gines. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ever­wells are drilling with the football team each evening the team moves to the campice field for afternoon ses­taler this week. Gary played backfield and also lettered basketball at Anaheim Union High, graduating in 1951, but did away with the Dons while in coll­ast year. He is a candidate quarterback. Bton was a guard on the Colon­iversity and at 185 pounds out­side his older brother by 30 s. News You'll See It In The Bulletin Red Cross Nurses Aid at Blood Donor Marathon Four Orange County Red Cross nurses were among the 30 volunteer nurses who took part in the first on record in Southern California twenty-four hour blood donation marathon "run" at the Lockheed Aircraft Plant, Burbank, held recently it was reopted today by Mrs. Romona Whetley, R.N., Fulleron, who is the Orange County chairman of assignment of Red Cross volunteer nurses to blood-mobiles. To qualify for this special Red Cross volunteer service, a graduate nurse must complete a twenty hour training course on bloodmobile technique, Mrs. Wheatley explained. Other nurses besides Mrs. Wheatley who worked on the Lockheed marathon were Mrs. Bella Miller, R.N., Huntington Beach, Mrs. Vallarie Clark, R.N., Balboa, and Mrs. Katherine Johnson, R.N., Balboa. The quota of 1,200 pints were exceeded by 73 pints, and twenty-five donors were turned away after all the bottles were filled, Mrs. Wheatley said. The work of the volunteer nurses in the blood program according to the Regional Blood Center, is saving many hundreds of dollars in operat­ing expenses each month, and on this particular mobile at Lockheed, the saving was over $500.00. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. Salaets, 214 W. Broadway, have returned from a two weeks tour of National parks. They visited Zion, Bryce, Rocky Mountain, Mesa Verde and the Grand Canyon Na­mrs. Salaets, formerly Ruth Swanson, teaches piano in Anaheim. Mr. Salaets is employed at Sears in Long Beach. A son was born Saturday, at St. Joseph's hospital to Mr. and Martin J. Gregor, 1242 E. Sycamore St., Anaheim. Now is the time to start children in piano-Beginners and all ages. Ruth Swanson-Salaets, 214 W. Broadway, Ph. 3863. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, 508 S. Illinois St., are announcing the birth of a son, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bircher, with their daughter, Barbara and Virginia, and Mrs. Bircher's mother, Mrs. Wells, returned today from a holiday at Big Bear. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Servantes, 1405 W. Broadway, are parents of a daughter, born Sunday at the Santa Ana Community hospital. Word has been received in Anaheim of the death of Ernest H. Elsner of Burbank, who was for several years director of the choir at the Evangelical United Breth­en church of Anaheim. Interment will follow services tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn. Announcements The Bible class of the Evangelical U.B.church will meet Friday evening, Sept. 11, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.F.Hilgenfeld, 120 E.Broadway. The Women's Auxiliary of St. Art Association Will Meet Thursday The Orange County Art Association opens its fall season Thursday day, September 10th, at 8 p.m.The Lecture Hall of the Fuller Public Library with an exhibit of paintings by the Artists Gullie Southern California and a lectu­and demonstration on casein pain­ing by Albert J. Kramer, Los geles painter and muralist; it bably best known locally for magazine covers appearing on Los Angeles Times Home Ms.zine. Mr.Kramer will explain pain­in­ting in casel and will demonstrate washes are applied transpare­and how casein is used opaque.During his lecture he will ap­with examples how fine arts have been applied to the com­mercial field. The public is cordially invi­ted to attend both the meeting and current exhibition which will open today and the rest of Sember 10 a.m.to 8 p.m.in Fullerton Library Lecture Includes paintings by Mill Zornes, Al Kramer, Ben Messie Julle Polousky, Vanessa Helder many others. It will be in October by the Orange Coat Art Association's Fifth Annu­members' Non-juried exhibi­tion entry blanks for which are novi­me the mail.Orange County art who are not members but would like to exhibit their work may receive blanks in time for show by sending their name address with $3.00 annual due­the Association secretary,M Helen Hafer, 1037 W. Chapman Orange. Michae's Episcopal church sponsors a rummage sale at E.Center, Thursday,Friday Saturday this week.it was annua­ced this morning by Mrs.Greedis,president. We're light proud of hov­t our little want ads do. WEDNESDAY IS WEDNESDAY IS "SILVER BONUS" DAY! BATES BEDSPREADS 7.95 to 10.95 Fix up that bedroom with one of these lovely line of colors and patterns. Cotton woven spreads, stripes, plaids, patterns and plain spreads. While they last, we still have a full styles. Bedding, first floor BOYS' SLIP-ON SWEATERS 3.95 to 4.95 Boy's 100% wool long sleeve slip-on sweaters. Excellent for school, sports or leisure hours. Tan, grey, navy, green, yellow and blight blue. Sizes to 20: First floor Open Friday Nites 'Til 9 SEPT.10th-11th-12 OF YOUR EXCLUSIVE NECHI SEWING FREE GIFTS DURING Anaheim Sewing 139 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Presbyterian Choirs Will Rehearse This Week Mrs. George Sloop, Minister of Music at the First Presbyterian Church, Anaheim, announced this morning the fall schedule of rehearsals for the church choirs, beginning tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 when the Crusader (7-8 grade) choir will meet at the church. The choirs will begin their fall program with the church service Sunday, Sept. 12, to welcome the new pastor of the church, the Rev. Roland Anderson, who will preside at the worship service at that date. The Chapel (high school) choir will practice at 6:45 Thursday evening, followed by the Chancel (adult) choir at 7:30. The Choirister (5-8 grades) and the Cloister (fourth grade) choirs will meet at 3:30 Friday. It costs you money every time you fail to read the want ads in the Anaheim Bulletin. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Invite Friends for Golden Wedding Celebrating their Golden Wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Clark are inviting their friends to call Sunday afternoon, Sept. 13, at their home 215 Santa Fe St., Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will be at home between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon. HOT BULLET PORT WORTH, Tex. — Bobby Jenkins, 9, got shot for doing a good deed. Spotting a trash fire back of the apartment house where he lives, he picked up a handful of dirt and tossed it on the flames to keep them from spreading to a back fence. The dirt contained a live bullet that exploded. The slug hit the boy on the side of the head. 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