anaheim-gazette 1946-12-26

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Orange County's Oldest NEWSPAPER Established 1870 "Everybody Reads The Gazette" 259 E. Center — Ph. 2206-2207 Go to Church Sunday! The Indian Government has decided to withdraw the present circulation of subsidiary silver coins one rupee and less and substitute for them coins made of nickel. Iowa is named after the Ioways, or Alaouez, a Sioux tribe. Buy in Anaheim and get greater values for your money. Strictly sentimental Maybe we are old fashioned but we do get just a little sentimental at Christmas time. We like to look back over the past twelve months, remembering all the fine things that have been our good fortune. It's pleasant to review the associations we have had with our friends—to find comfort in the knowledge that in lasting friendships come the joys of good living. It's good to say "Merry Christmas"—it's satisfying to hear our friends say Vehicle Bureau Bans Special Plate Numbers No low numbers of any kind will be issued during the coming license renewal period starting January 2, according to a report from the state department of motor vehicles. "License plates will be issued in strict numerical sequence in accordance with the practice of several years' standing," declared Edgar E. Lampton, director of the department. "No application will be held in suspense until the license number desired is reached," he added. The statement given by Lampton followed the department's receipt of numerous requests for special low numbers or for license numbers matching telephone numbers and street addresses. It was also pointed out by the department that plates would not be issued at the beginning of the renewal period but a serially numbered receipt showing the license number of the plates, to be mailed at a later date, would be assigned to each applicant as proof of payment of fees. Fullerton Man Arraigned Here Kenneth C. Zehnfennig of Fullerton was arraigned in justice court here last Friday on a charge of tampering with a lock on the rear door of Kirvin Car company at 1314 North Lemon street. According to reports, the young man, 21 years of age, had crawled under the fence around a car wreclining lot and was caught tampering with the lock on the rear door by Carter Kirven who called officers. We like to look back over the past twelve months, remembering all the fine things that have been our good fortune. It’s pleasant to review the associations we have had with our friends—to find comfort in the knowledge that in lasting friendships come the joys of good living. It’s good to say “Merry Christmas”—it’s satisfying to hear our friends say “Merry Christmas.” So, old fashioned or not, we just wanted to extend THE SEASON'S GREETINGS HENNIG'S AUTO PAINT & BODY WORKS 200 S. Los Angeles Phone 2407 Kenneth C. Zehnfennig of Fullerton was arraigned in justice court here last Friday on a charge of tampering with a lock on the rear door of Kirvin Car company at 1314 North Lemon street. According to reports, the young man, 21 years of age, had crawled under the fence around a car wrecking lot and was caught tampering with the lock on the rear door by Carter Kirven who called officers. He was arranged in the Anaheim court on Saturday and placed under $1,000 bond on a burglary charge pending a preliminary hearing last Monday when he was bound over to appear in superior court on Friday, December 27. GET MARRIAGE LICENSE Julio E. Amaya of Olive and Miss Hilda Ann Monreal of Anaheim, were issued a marriage license at the county courthouse in Santa Ana the first part of this week. Cravat was the name given by the French in the reign of Louis XIV to the scarf worn by the Croatian soldiers. Holiday Greetings TO OUR FRIENDS GROWERS Holiday Greetings TO OUR FRIENDS AND GROWERS Although we aim to be friendly when we serve you the year 'round, we're first to admit that there are times when we fail to be on our best behaviour. We're taking this occasion to say "sorry," and to assure you of our good intentions. Merry Christmas to you, too! Frank Belmont's GRANADA PACKING HOUSE ANAHEIM GAZETTE PACKAGED POWER "WE HELPED WIN THE WAR!" LIGHTWEIGHT, TINY, YET EFICIENT BATTERIES ARE USED IN MANY WAYS BY OUR MILITARY FORCES. THE TANK-BUSTING BATZOOKA USES DRY BATTERIES TO FURNISH THE SPARK THAT STARTS THE ROCKET SHELL ON ITS WAY. TRANSMITTER DETONATOR PLASTIC NOSE RECEIVER BATTERY SAFETY DEVICES EXPLOSIVE CHARGE BATTERY IN THE FAMOUS "PROXIMITY FUSE," THE MINI-MAX BATTERY PRINCIPLE POWERS THE TINY RADIO SET WHICH FINDS THE TARGET, THEN DETONATES THE FUSE, EXPLODING THE PROJECTILE. WARTIME, TWO-WAY COMMUNICATIONS HAVE RESULTED IN DRY-BATTERY-POWERED RADIO TELEPHONES. Facts and figures, courtesy Eveready Batteries Copyright, 1946, J. V. Clarke Henning-Trekell Engagement Told At 'Open House' Sparkling diamond, third finger left hand, revealed the engagement of Miss Gloria Henning-Trekell. Members Take Over Ownership Of Credit Assoc. A complete member-ownedship of the Orange County Production Credit association has been voiced by Buttree Students Present Recital. Pupils of the Margaret J. Buttree studio were featured in Christmas recital of piano intuitions and readings last Saturday afternoon. Adding to the excitement was the huge lighted tree and Madonna and Child center, an arrangement of tiny angels gracing the mantle. Following the colorful program delectable refreshments of spiced punch and cookies served to the entertainers and their guests by Miss Buttree. Those appearing in the last a series of Christmas recitals included Carol Fitz, Clada Placier Cheryl Cone, Geri Glover, A Brunskill, Darlene Fitz, Gretchen Glover, Joan Kellogg, Janet Lison, Myrna Lee Llewellyn, Melquita Dixon, Robin Cone, Geoffrey Vieve Bradley and Shirley Benevolent DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCauley of Garden Grove, are the parents of a 7 lb. 9½ oz. daughter born in St. Joseph hospital Monroe Dec. 23. GET LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was issued last weekend to J. W. Hill and Olga Marie Tyreman, both Anaheim. A fountain pen with a poised felt has been developed to enable writing on glass, water and transparent plastic surface. Thirty billion board feet lumber are used in the United States annually. New Zealand is fourth among the world's wool-producing countries. Henning-Trekell Engagement Told At 'Open House' Sparkling diamond, third finger left hand, revealed the engagement of Miss Gloria Henning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henning. At the annual Christmas open house at the family home dainty tea napkins were inscribed "Gloria and John." Her fiance is Lt. John A. Trekell, of the United States Army: An arrangement of American Beauty roses graced the tea table and carried out the holiday motif. More than 50 guests and relatives learned the news as they enjoyed social tea hours. For receiving her guests at the wreathed door, Mrs. Henning chose a two-piece dress in black with lace inserts at the sleeve. A corsage of pink carnations and iris was her only adornment. Miss Henning was attired in a black party dress trimmed in sequins. She wore a gorgeous orchid corsage. Also present was Lieut. Trekell son of Mrs. Edward Klatts of Denver, Colorado, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trekell of Los Angeles. He will remain in the soutland until January 5 when he will return to his station at Berkeley. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado where he was affiliated with Phi Beta Tau fraternity. During the war, he saw action in the South Pacific and in Japan. The bride-elect, well known in this city, is a descendant of the pioneer Lemke family of Orange county and is the granddaughter of Mrs. O. Henning of Olive road. She attended Placentia schools and the University of California at Berkeley and Whittier college. NDGW of Grace Parlor Enjoy Family Party Members of the Grace Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West, gathered for an enjoyable family Christmas party at the I. O. O. F. hall, Fullerton, recently. Festoons of red berries and lighted red candles added to the holiday atmosphere. The Christmas dinner was acclaimed by the 93 persons attending. Members Take Over Ownership Of Credit Assoc. A complete member-ownership of the Orange County Production Credit association has been voted by the directors according to Vernon C. Heil, president, when it was decided to retire all government-owned capital stock effective December 31. This will place ownership of the association entirely in the hands of 140 farmers and stockmen members of Orange county. Already owned by members is $43,750 of the short-term credit cooperatives capital stock. Heil declared that when the credit association was set up in 1934, the original capital of $175,000 was furnished by the government. As farmers and stockmen became members and bought shares of stock, the capital supplied by the government was cut down gradually to $50,1000 which was ordered paid in full Tuesday, December 31. Since their organization, the association has loaned $6,544,000 to finance livestock and general farming operations in Orange county. At the present time some $175,000 is outstanding. The officers and directors of the association are Heil, of Smeltzer, president; Stephen Griset, Santa Ana, vice-president; Frank Borchard of Santa Ana; Selmer Rosedale of Yorba Linda and A. F. Schroeder of Orange. Leland Finley is secretary-treasurer. Anaheim residents can't afford to be without the Gazette at the small cost of only $2.00 per year. NDGW of Grace Parlor Enjoy Family Party Members of the Grace Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West, gathered for an enjoyable family Christmas party at the I. O. O. F. hall, Fullerton, recently. Festoons of red berries and lighted red candles added to the holiday atmosphere. The Christmas dinner was acclaimed by the 93 persons attending. Honored guests included members of the Mother Colony Native Sons chapter and their families. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Beatrice Wahrmund, former deputy grand president and her sister, Miss Grace Vejar of Los Angeles; Dessa Wagner, deputy grand president of Grace Parlor, and Mrs. Rose Ford of Santa Ana. Santa Claus for the occasion was Dean Hasson who distributed gifts. Dressed in plain clothes he accounted for the absence of the authentic "old man of the north" by saying that he was lost in the fog. Chief hostesses for the affair were Pauline Johnson, president of Grace Parlor; Mae Lemke, Clara Gauldin, Erna Watts, Evelyn Strocheim and Alice Martin-dale. HERE FROM OKLAHOMA Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Nipper of Collinsville, Oklaoma, arrived in this city last Friday evening, and are guests in the home of their son, R. F. Nipper and Mrs. Nipper of 213 East Water St. Mr. Nipper will be associated with the Anaheim Gazette. The United States Office of Education estimates a 1946 school enrollment of 28,283,000—or a little more than one in every five persons in the country. For your Christmas and New Year's entertaining, here's a charming and distinctive centerpiece for your table or buffet. A tall, handsome, spiral candle, flanked by high green goblets or bowls brimming with popcorn. Then link the bowls and candle together with ground pine, laurel or other greens. And for your holiday refreshment, you'll want to serve one of the traditional hot punches. Here are two long-time favorite recipes that are easy to prepare and are just right for holiday gatherings. A large earthenware bowl or pitcher (or soup tureen) may be used to prepare your punch. Serve in mugs or cups. HOT MULLED BURGUNDY 2 bottles Roma Burgundy 1 cup sugar 3 cups boiling water 1/2 lemon rind 18 whole cloves 6 inches stick cinnamon Dissolve sugar in boiling water. Add lemon rind, cloves and cinnamon. Boll together for 15 minutes. Strain into double boiler and add Burgundy. Heat piping hot but do not boil. Serve flecked with nutmeg. Serves 15. HOLIDAY EGGNOG 1 cup Roma Port Sugar to taste 2 eggs Separate the eggs and beat the whites and yolks separately. Retain half of beaten egg whites for a "float". Combine remaining egg whites and yolks. Bring milk to boiling point, preferably in a double boiler, and slowly stir in wine, at the same time adding sugar to taste. Continue to stir while adding beaten eggs. Serve in preglazed cups or glasses. Top with a "float" of beaten egg white and a fleck of nutmeg. Serves 0. Buttree Students Present Recital Mills of the Margaret J. Buttre Studlo were featured in a Christmas recital of piano interludes and readings last Sunday afternoon. Adding to the occasion was the huge lighted tree Madonna and Child centering arrangement of tiny angels along the mantle. Showing the colorful programable refreshments of hot punch and cookies were all to the entertainers and guests by Miss Buttree. These appear in the last of Christmas recitals in Carol Fitz, Clada Pletz, Al Cone, Geri Glover, Ann Skill, Darlene Fitz, Gretchen Rr, Joan Kellogg, Janet Lar-Myrna Lee Llewellyn, Mar-Dixon, Robin Cone, Gene-Bradley and Shirley Beneke. LIGHTER BORN and Mrs. Thomas McCauley Garden Grove, are the parents 7 lb. 9½ oz., daughter born Joseph hospital Monday, 23. LICENSE TO WED marriage license was issued weekend to J. W. Hill and Marie Tyreman, both of them. Mountain pen with a point of felt has been developed suitable writing on glass, wax transparent plastic surfaces. A very billion board feet of are used in the United annually. New Zealand is fourth among world's wool-producing coun- BEST WISHES for A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. NELSON'S 226 E. Center St. Anaheim Gazette Want Ads Sure Bring Results BUILD NOW GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS LIFTED IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION We Build Any Size or Type Home You Desire CONTACT US NOW! 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