anaheim-gazette 1944-03-23

Farm Advisor Gives Instructions For Preserving Eggs Lower prices of eggs at this time of the year have renewed seasonal interest in the preservation of eggs for a later day when eggs are more expensive. In answer to many inquiries, the Farm Advisor's office offers the following directions for preserving eggs in water glass solution: 1. Select eggs that are infertile and perfectly fresh, not older than 3 or 4 days, and preferably not so old. Choose eggs that are clean and free from foreign material. Do not wash them. 2. To one part of waterglass as purchased at the druggist's, add 9 to 10 parts of boiled or distilled water. Mix thoroughly and allow to cool. 3. Use scalded wooden or stone containers. A five-gallon crook is a suitable container and will hold about 200 eggs. 4. Place the eggs, small ends down, in the container and pour the cooled liquid slowly over them until the eggs are covered to a depth of at least two inches. PURCHASES ACREAGE W. P. Fluegge of Nutwood road has just finished levelling an acre and a half which he recently purchased from the Southern Pacific railroad. This acreage joins on the north with the ten acres he already owns. He will set out orange trees. Toastmaster's Nominate New Officers For 1944 Nomination of officers claimed the principal part of the business session of the Toastmaster's club Tuesday night when they met in regular session at the Parker House. John Knutzen was nominated president for the coming six months: Donald Schneider, secretary-treasurer; Royal Marten; sergeant-at-arms; Harwood Larson, deputy-governor; Paul Blocher, deputy-governor. The names were presented by Leonard Schwacofer, chairman of the nominating committee. Additional nominations may be made from the floor at next week's meeting with elections following immediately. Winning Teams 4th War Loan Dinner Given Dinner P To spur on the sale of war in the fourth war loan drivebers of the F club (honor station) at Fremont school spain a contest among the seven eighth grades, each grade divided into two teams. The test netted a total sale of $20,000 and last week the winning teams were honored banquet and program given tirely by the 11 girls who made the roster of the F club. They was held in the school car March 14 and the honored were members of the seventh grade X teams. The ers of these grades are Mr Davis and Mr. Ralph Gate two students in charge of winning teams were Norma Tews and Sonia Haas. Mr. Melbourne C. Gaucererintendent of schools, special guest and Mr. Bonney, principal, acted as of ceremonies. Other members of the who worked hand in hand the leaders were Mary Ellen 2. To one part of waterglass as purchased at the druggist's, add 9 to 10 parts of boiled or distilled water. Mix thoroughly and allow to cool. 3. Use scalded wooden or stone containers. A five-gallon crook is a suitable container and will hold about 200 eggs. 4. Place the eggs, small ends down, in the container and pour the cooled liquid slowly over them until the eggs are covered to a depth of at least two inches. 5. Cover all vessels containing the liquid, to prevent evaporation. Whenever the liquid is reduced by evaporation add more water to bring it back to its former level. 6. When small lots of eggs are "put down" from time to time in waterglass, put them in smaller containers and date them so that those first processed can be used first. 7. When processed by this method the eggs should keep 8 or 9 months. Candling is necessary to determine freshness and freedom from cracks in the shell and from blood spots or other foreign material in the egg. The egg best for preserving has a small air space at the large end and the yolk is only slightly visible. If eggs are home-produced, they should be gathered every day. House. John Kintzen was nominated president for the coming six months; Donald Schneider, secretary-treasurer; Royal Marten; sergeant-at-arms; Harwood Larson, deputy-governor; Paul Blocher, deputy-governor. The names were presented by Leonard Schwacofer, chairman of the nominating committee. Additional nominations may be made from the floor at next week's meeting with elections following immediately. "Turkey, the Question Mark" was the subject of discussion for the evening and was led by Donald Schneider. Charles Greenwood presided as toastmaster over the speaking part of the program as the club entered its fifth week of the Speechcraft course. Paul Demaree talked on "Movements and Mannerisms" and was awarded the Dr. C. O. Patterson trophy for the week. Richard Clowes talked on "Gestures"; Paul Jungkeit on "Posture and Dress"; John Knutzen on "The Irish Free State" and Leonard Schwacofer on "The Battle Goes On." Critic was Royal Marten. To meet the increased requirements of our armed forces, the War Food Administration recently notified canners of grapefruit juice to set aside 38 percent of their pack for military uses, instead of the 32 percent formerly required. Mr. Melbourne C. Gaucer intendent of schools, special guest and Mr. Bonney, principal, acted as officer and Jeanne Eaton girls also participated in the gram following the dinner senting a play directed by Middleton and three musical bers by their own band. Follow this Mr. Paul Jungkeit, teledent the entire group in a game. Aiding the girls in the preparation of the dinner were some their mothers, Mrs. Mary Minton, Mrs. Laura Payne, Elizabeth Millary, Mrs. De Haas and Mrs. Helen Tews. Please help make The Gift a better newspaper by your local, society or per news items. Phone 2206. Job Printing, Gazette, Ph.. 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The contest netted a total sale of almost 10,000 and last week the two winning teams were honored at a banquet and program given entirely by the 11 girls who make up the roster of the F club. The party was held in the school cafeteria March 14 and the honored guests are members of the seventh and eighth grade X teams. The teachers of these grades are Mr. C. S. Lewis and Mr. Ralph Gates. The students in charge of the winning teams were Norma Jean Jones and Sonia Haas. Mr. Melbourne C. Gauer, superintendent of schools, was a special guest and Mr. Wilbur Honey, principal, acted as master ceremonies. Other members of the F club who worked hand in hand with leaders were Mary Ellen Mid- WINNING WITH WAR TRANSPORTATION The passing of Joseph Bartlett Eastman, Director of the Office of Defense Transportation in the Washington, D.C. emergency Hospital at 6 o'clock the morning of March 15 is mourned by the many who knew him. Mr. Eastman was recognized as the foremost national transportation authority in the United States. Experienced in transportation problems in the last war, he brought to the nation in the present emergency a flexible system of expediting transportation of war materials and men under private railroad ownership. The White House stated that Brig. Gen. Charles D. Young, U.S.A., retired, will continue in charge of the ODT for the time being. Craemer To Ask Simplified Income Tax Law, If Elected “People expect to pay the costs of the war, but they don't believe they should spend half their time figuring out the bill.” said Justus Craemer, Orange County Grower, publisher and State Railroad Commission President, as he launched his campaign for election to the United States Senate. “My first official act in the Senate will be to introduce simplified income tax legislation. “Every honest public official knows,” Craemer added, “that there are not enough accountants in the world to check all these returns thoroughly; so the person who cuts corners hopes to obtain an advantage over the citizen who frankly reports the truth. “We were all told that the Prohibition Law corrupted our respect for all law because it was difficult to enforce. Just wait and see what this confused, chaotic income tax law ultimately will do to the average person's respect for all law.” Kiwanis Local Free of Debt The local Kiwanis Idyllwild in the San Jacinto tains has been cleared, debtedness, Charles A. Ported Tuesday at the cone held at the Elk Robbins, president, pledging the meeting. An "off the record" given by T. H. Mahoneel and public relations active of the Food Maid corporation at Riverside, out that the company largely in war production has not lost sight of it; it must take care of its chinery business and to the best of its ability introduced by Norbe program chairman. John Mary reported successful guest night, held and expressed appreciation many wives who aided it such a success. Please phone your local or personal news item: Gazette. Call 2206. 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He was introduced by Norbert Faessel, program chairman. John Mary reported on the successful guest night, held last week, and expressed appreciation to the many wives who aided in making it such a success. Please phone your local, society or personal news items to The Gazette. Call 2206. AMBULANCE QUESTION STILL BEING DISCUSSED After several months of discussion by county and city officials and various groups, the ambulance question for the north part of the county is still under discussion. The city of Anaheim, where several instances of belated ambulance service has been noted, has again petitioned the county for such service. Under present arrangements accident victims in this district have to wait and suffer until an ambulance comes from Santa Ana. Three Daughters To Share In Estate The will of Mrs. Rosetta Sparkes, who passed away last February 25, was filed for probate in superior court this week by a daughter, Mrs. Callye R. Sparkes Blum and it was revealed that valuable ranching property will be divided between three daughters. The daughters are Mrs. Blum of Anaheim Rt. 4, Box 240, Mrs. Nellie L. Snodgrass of 706 S. Palm street and Mrs. Philura L. Clemens of Huntington Park. Mrs. Snodgrass and Mrs. Clemens will receive 11.98 acres of the property plus interest in a water well on the land. The estate consists of real and personal property valued in excess of $10,000. The ranch property consists of 39.96 acres planted to walnuts and of this Mrs. Blum will receive 16 acres, plus all her mother's household furnishings, personal effects and her car. The will pointed out that this larger parcel of property was being left to Mrs. Blum because the land does not produce as heavily as the other acreage and Mrs. Blum has been under heavy responsibility in managing the property. 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