anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-10

RECEING DOUBLE—Lynn and Linda Rowe, 4, identical twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowe, 618 South Resh St., won first prize at the Twin Convention Sunday at Huntington Beach for being the prettiest girls in the 4-8 age group. The double outies were born in Atlanta, Georgia and the family moved to Anaheim about three years ago. Lynn and Linda have a baby brother, Dale, 5½ months old. They intend to enter the convention again next year. The two girls are beginning to realize that their playmates have difficulty in telling apart and delight in it. (Bulletin photo) Reception Plan For Big and Little Sisters at AUH Freshman girls at the Union High School will of the senior girls at tomorrow afternoon at it was announced today Mary Lou Casebeer, GI president. The senior girls, will each have three freshmen little meet and entertain. Miss Lois Whittington girls, will be introduce meeting at the high school by Miss Casse will also give a short the new girls. Miss Rwalader, vice presiden of League, and program will outline the plans for further dances, plature programs. Miss Carol Rutledge tain with a vocal olo led at the piano by Kohlenberger, secretary Girls' League. Miss Murray will dance and Bathelems will give an solo. After the program, tters will escort their l around the campus, an er for refreshments in the The refreshemnts are Miss Peggy Sterba, t the league. Mrs. Velda advisor of the Girls' L Whittier Opera Ass'n Abandons Musical Show Due to unforeseen production difficulties, the Whittier Civic Light Opera Association council voted to abandon the musical show, "The Shamrock Inn", as its next musical offering. Dean Eimund, president announced at the last council meeting. However, the group will continue plans to present a dance-bazaar in September as well as other variety-type shows this Fall and winter. The Association, which has already produced two successful shows, "Rio Rita", and "A Waltz Dream", will present a major musical this spring. September Is Month For Oyster to Appear The oyster is everybody's darlin' on September 1 — and from then on until April 30, when he is ostracized as suddenly as he came into favor eight months before. There is no real reason for this summer ban, of course; the idea that we can't eat oyster in the R-less months is myth. But maybe we appreciate this popular shellfish when he does come back from his vacation more than we would if he had never been away. Oysters have been favorites for so many centuries that there's no need to elaborate on their versatility — the fact that this seafood can be eaten raw or cooked and is equally welcome in first course and main dish. Most everyone has his favorite oyster dish. Our being Oysters Rockefeller, we asked the National Fisheries Institute for a recipe a housewife can make in her own kitchen. OYSTER ROCKEFELLER Ask your fish dealer for one dozen oysters on the half shell. Cream ¼ cup butter and mix in ¼ cup fine bread crumbs. Add ½ cup frozen chopped spinach, 2 tablespoons minced onion, 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley. Mix together thoroughly. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Spread generously over the top of each oyster in the half shell. Place filled oyster shells in a bowl. THE SQR STORE CITY Anah Featuring showing Donati The Young GIRLS' Bambury coats in gentle velvet collar and cuffs Covered button detail GIRL'S Has large buttle Bright shades ANGORA Plain or jewel her costume NYLON 3 tiered style with ex full skirt and shirred b GIRL' Sanforized broadcloth let trim... White only Second floor OYSTER-ROCKEFELLER Ask your fish dealer for one dozen oysters on the half shell. Cream ¼ cup butter and mix in ¼ cup fine bread crumbs. Add ½ cup frozen chopped spinach, 2 tablespoons minced onion, 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley. Mix together thoroughly. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Spread generously over the top of each oyster in the half shell. Place filled oyster shells in a large baking or broiling pan, or in individual pie pans. Place in a hot oven, 400 degrees F., for 20 minutes. Serve immediately. Serves 4 as appetizer, 2 as main course. FISH-AND-RICE CASSEEROLE SERVES EIGHT TO TEN Most everyone has a favorite casseerole recipe to make when the gang is expected. No matter whether the casseerole is placed on the table to be served by the host, or on a buffet spread for everyone to help himself, everybody likes to gather round to see what's in the fragrant, steaming dish. Often, though, when feeding a large number of people, budget plans have to be considered; when a guest list numbers eight or ten, food costs do mount. One of the best-tasting combinations* is fish and rice. Rice has always been popular as an extender and is a nourishing food. Fish, especially rich in protein and minerals, comes in a range of prices depending on the species, of course. When we asked the National Fisheries Institute to recommend a fish for our budget company casseole, they suggested frozen ocean perch, cod or haddock fillets as being plentiful throughout the country and among the least expensive of protein foods. Here are the two foods combined with a creamed soup and grated cheese. SAVORY FISH AND RICE CASSEEROLE 2 1-pound packages frozen fish fillets (cod, haddock or ocean perch) 1 cup uncooked rice 1 10½-on can condensed cream of mushroom soup* 1 ½ cups grated American cheese 1 teaspoon salt 3 ½ cups water Let fillets thaw in refrigerator or at rooms temperature. Mix the rice, soup, ½ cup cheese, salt and waler. Poured in a buttered shallow baking dish which you can bring to the (Continued on Page 8). Remember Father and Son nice selection MEN'S SUITS 49.50 to 60.00 Choice of materials, styles and colors. Single or double breasted. Reg. long, short. Expertly tailored. California Sportswear JACKETS 22.50 to 42.50 Suede and horsehide jackets, tailored for men. Sizes 36 to 46. Neatly finished, sturdy. Boy's Sport JACKETS 7.95 to 25.00 Nice selection of gabardine, sport-jackets and wool sport coats for boy's 6 to 20. Tan, navy, green and brown. Men's and Boy's Section Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Reception Planned For Big and Little Sisters at AUHS Freshman girls at the Anaheim Union High School will be guests of the senior girls at a reception tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. It was announced today by Miss Mary Lou Casebeer, Girls' League president. The senior girls as big sisters, will each have two or three freshmen little sisters to meet and entertain. Miss Loig Whittington, dean of girls, will be introduced at the meeting at the high school auditorium by Miss Casebeer who will also give a short welcome to the new girls. Miss Rachel Cadwalader, vice presiden of the Girl League, and program chairman, will outline the plans for the year for further dances, plays, and future programs. Miss Carol Rutledge will entertain with a vocal olo, accompanied at the piano by Miss Peggy, Kohlenberger, secretary of the Girls' League. Miss Betty Jane Murray will dance and Miss Nancy Bathlemes will give an accordion solo. After the program, the big sisters will escort their little sisters around the campus, and meet later for refreshments in the cafeteria. The refreshments are in charge of Miss Peggy Sterba, treasurer of the league. Mrs. Velda Worthy is advisor of the Girls' League. Jobs Daughters Plan Back-To-School Dance Saturday Anaheim Jobs Daughters are planning a full season of activities beginning with a back-to-school dance Saturday, Sept. 12, it was announced this morning. The dance will be held at the Anaheim Bethel. During the summer, the Jobes Daughters visited the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in Los Angeles. The trip was marked with a visit to the Farmers' Market as the girls returned home. All Southern California Jobs Daughters held its annual picnic at Irvine park. Sunday, August 30 where the girls enjoyed cotton candy and cokes. The Anaheim Bethel entertained with a dinner for more than 100 guests during the summer, honoring Mrs. R. C. Owen, Grand State guardian of Jobs Daughters. The committee for the dinner included Doris Simmons, Jean Foster, Georgia Anna Erhle, Charlotte Pruett, and Shirley Newman. SWEET REVENGE SATANTA, Kan. (P)—Ben. Davis and rattlers are even now. Almost 20 years ago a rattlesnake bit him and escaped. Davis was laid up quite a spell. On a recent tour of his farm, Davis spied a rattler, grabbed a fence post and dealt it a death blow. Girls' League. Miss Betty Jane Murray will dance and Miss Nancy Bathlemes will give an accordion solo. After the program, the big sisters will escort their little sisters around the campus, and meet later for refreshments in the cafeteria. The refreshments are in charge of Miss Peggy Sterba, treasurer of the league. Mrs. Velda Worthy is advisor of the Girls' League. Be sure to attend the big CITY-WIDE FASHION SHOW Sept. 17th at 8 p.m. Anaheim High School Auditorium Featuring stars of the stage and television and showing all the latest in Fall Fashions. Donation 50c to be used for Jr. Ebell Charities The Youngest Set Fall Fashions GIRLS' ALL WOOL COATS Bambury coats in geranium red or grey, with smart little velvet collar and cuffs. Covered button detail. 7 to 12 ... 26.98 GIRL'S CORDUROY JUMPER Has large buttons and 3 money pockets, Bright shades of red or royal ____ 7,98 ANGORA CLIP HATS FOR GIRLS Plain or jeweled styles, to top her costume ____ 1,98-3,98 NYLON TAFFETA SLIPS 3 tiered style with extra full skirt and shirred back 2.98 7 to 14 3.98 GIRL'S BLOUSE-SLIP Sanforized broadcloth with full skirt, tucked yoke and eyelet trim... White only 3 to 6x 2.98 7 to 14 3.98 Second floor of fashion Smaller figures find f Swansdo Cyanet 59.95 Charming Fashion you '5'5" or under. ations necessary your figure the deserves. The fabr by worsted tweed any. Sizes 10-20. as seen in Mc "Plus Fashions" It's the little fall Wardrobe Mil Velvets an shades as w new "Wint Costume Jewelry... S.Q.R. offers you a grand selection of jewelry GIRL'S BLOUSE-SLIP Sanforized broadcloth with full skirt, tucked yoke and eyelet trim... White only 3 to 6x 2.98 7 to 14 3.98 Second floor of fashion ather and Son, Too... Just Arrived SPORT SHIRTS 3.95 to 7.95 Tailored by Arrow, Hendan, Mark Twain, and Cameron, in gabardines, ginghams, broadcloths, and nylons. Prince Gardner BILLFOLDS 3.95 to 15.00 (plus tax) Designed for men and younger college men. Durable as well as beautiful. BOYS' SLACKS 3.95 to 8.95 Boy's flannel and gabardine slacks in an excellent choice of colors. Sizes 5 to 20. Costume Jewelry... S.Q.R. offers you a grand selection of jewelry bronze or stone set. Chockers, Bracelts, Necklaces and earrings. (plus tax) Handbags... Your choice of Calf or Grain leathers. Suede Faille Corde or Velvet Whatever style-and fabric suits you best 5.45 Van Raalte Gloves... Nylon, plain or fancy, 6½ to 7½ Black, brown, navy, grey or beige Nylon, Longer Gloves, Black or White $3, V black $3 Sheer, Sheer Hosiery... All the names you love in hosiery... BELLE 3 lengths In Fall's new shades 1.35 Red Cross S This product has no connection whatever with The American M The Perfection... Soft as a walking glove, fully elasticized to fit your foot all over Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953 ANAHEIM (CaL) BULLETIN — 7 ing the Fashion eason Smaller figures find flattery in Smaller figures find flattery in Swansdown Cyanet 59.95 Charming Fashion suits for you 5'5" or under. No alterations necessary to give your figure the break it deserves. The fabric a nubby worsted tweed by Botany. Sizes 10-20. as seen in McCall's SWANSDOWN SUITS in Botany Tweed 69.95 The newst line in boxy suits for '53. Perfectionist tailored with a beautifully shaped jacket and slim skirt. Note the posy sprinkled weskit to match the surprise lining. Grey with brightly printed velveroy Charm Second Floor of Fashion Fashions” That Perfect Your Costume It's the little finishing touches that make your Fall Wardrobe a real success. Millinery... Velvets and velours in Fall and Winter shades as well as the always new "Winter White"... to 15.95 Second Floor Velvets and velours in Fall and Winter shades as well as the always new "Winter White"... to 15.95 Second Floor and selection of jewelry. Gold, silver, shockers, Bracelts, (plus tax) $1 to $15 Grain leathers. Suede or glove cloth. Whatever you best 5.45 to 13.95 ves ... 6½ to 7½ '2 to '3 grey or beige Black or White $3, Velvet Trim in osiery ... in hosiery ... BELLE SHARMEER, 1.35 to 1.95 Cross Shoes whatever with The American National Red Cross ve, fully elasticized 10.95 STORE HOURS 9:30 to 5:30 FRIDAY 'TIL 9:00