anaheim-gazette 1949-08-04

Reveal Broad Advances in Food Nutrition Thru Use of Lemon Juice Broad advances in the science of food preservation and nutrition, through the use of lemon juice, were revealed in the July issue of Nutrition Research reporting on work done by the Research Department of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. When properly used with many processed foods, lemon juice accomplishes three principal results: 1. It increases flavor. 2. Helps to retain natural flavor or "freshness." 3. Eliminates strong or foreign odors. To the late R. D. Nedvidek goes full credit for the success of this valuable research work, according to W. E. Baier, manager of the Research Department of the Exchange. "Rediscover" Lemon Juice "It is no exaggeration to say that Mr. Nedvidek 'rediscovered' lemon juice," states Baier. "Food flavor and appearance had to show improvement after the addition of lemon juice or it failed to receive his approval." The research work done by the Exchange proves that only with lemon juice are the full beneficial effects of food preservation and nutrition accomplished. It has been known for some time that citric acid and ascorbic acid were of some benefit and synthetic products combining both had been commercially offered for freezing use. It remained for Exchange research to prove that only in lemon juice were the two elements properly combined with other factors to accomplish maximum results. Applies to Fish The beneficial effect of lemon juice applies particularly to fish of almost all types. The juice may be applied immediately before freezing or before cooking. The ability of lemon juice to retard development of strong odors is very noticeable in the freezing of fish. The flavor of chicken, either commercial or home frozen, is markedly improved by pre-treatment with dilute lemon juice. This is done for a period of 30 minutes before the chicken is fried. Both corn-on-cob and whole grain corn show great restoration of natural flavor when treated with lemon juice before cooking. Frozen apricots and frozen peaches also pick up natural flavor when thawed in dilute lemon juice. Living in a Cage? Fight off pesty insects and bugs with Tension-Tite Window Screens. They're so easy to install ... easy to remove ... resist wear and tear on household life ... very economical, too. Come in —see for yourself! Discuss it with our friendly improvement after the addition of lemon juice or it failed to receive his approval." Bicycle Rodeo At County Fair On Opening Several thousand young county cyclists are expected to attend the big Bicycle Ride and Rodeo to be staged fairgrounds in connection with 1949 Orange County Fair opening day, Thursday, August. This special event is scheduled by the fair mankind in the interest of the nation. "Bicycle Safety" program Hammatt of Anaheim will charge of the event in coorid with local traffic police members and bicycle dealers throughout the county. Admitted Free All youngsters and bike riders, up to 18 years, will be admitted free to the grounds on this day, according to manager L. A. (Dan) Pat. As added attraction for grownups, all adult cycle being invited to visit the Range County Fair on Sunday gust 21, at no admission or riding bikes. Many cyclists members throughout California are expected to this event. According to Hammatt youngsters coming on the from the northern portion county are requested to mug 18, at 9:00 a.m., at Park in Santa Ana. The gren then parade through to cycle to the fairgrounds vice escort. Young cyclists the southern end of the are requested to meet directly at the fairground o'clock, a.m. Start at Noon The Bicycle Rodeo, set at 10 a.m. on the opening Living in a Cage? Fight off pesty insects and bugs with Tension-Tite Window Screens. They're so easy to install ... easy to remove ... resist wear and tear on household life ... very economical, too. Come in—see for yourself! Discuss it with our friendly staff! Drive Carefully! GIBBS LUMBER Anaheim 2271 Placentia 317 Fullerton 222 The flavor of chicken, either commercial or home frozen, is markedly improved by pre-treatment with dilute lemon juice. This is done for a period of 30 minutes before the chicken is fried. Both corn-on-cob and whole grain corn show great restoration of natural flavor when treated with lemon juice before cooking. Frozen apricots and frozen peaches also pick up natural flavor when thawed in dilute lemon juice. The use of lemon juice must be properly handled. The Research Department of the Exchange has developed a table of proper dilutions and immersion times for the entire-list of foods tested to date. Work is being continued on still other foods. Denver, Colo., is the financial and commercial center of the Rocky mountain area. ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE BRINGS TO THE BUYING PUBLIC A GIGANTIC 2-DAY MONEY SAVING EVENT Join the crowds that will flock to the Anaheim Textile Store for savings galore. We are only a few of the many specials you will during our participation of ANAHEIM'S LAR DAYS Friday and Saturday. Cool Summer Cottons Every yard guaranteed color fast. Lovely prints, etc. You'll want many yards. 3 yards for $1.00 French Crepes Lynspuns Val. to 1.19 yd. Many beautiful prints. It will please your poc-2 yards $1.00 36" Fast Color • PERCALES • CHAMBRAYS • BROADCLOTH 4 for $1.00 39" Tissue Failles Val. to 1.98 yd. "Snokcree Bembergs, 100 Denier pr Brocade. YARD.....1.0 Reg. 79c yard • PRINTED PIQUES • SHANTUNGS 2 yards $100 36" Pinwale Corduroy Over 15 colors to choose from. Sew and Save. YARD.....1.35 39" Butcher Linen Buy wisely and wear more 36" Checked Ginghams Large and small checks. Red, youngsters coming on the from the northern portion county are requested to m gust 18, at 9:00 a.m., at Park in Santa Ana. The gr then parade through to cycle to the fairgrounds lice escort. Young cyclist the southern end of the are requested to meet the directly at the fairground o'clock, a.m. Start at Noon The Bicycle Rodeo, set at 12 noon on the opening the fair, will feature sai correct riding habits. Polity officials will act as ju the tests. The Bicycle Institute oica has donated two h gold trophies and 20 med pins for this event. The bicycle rodeo and program will consist of such as: balancing at slow French Crepes Lynspuns Val. to 1.19 yd. Many beautiful prints. It will please your poc2 yards $1.00 36" Pinwale Corduroy Over 15 colors to choose from. Sew and Save. YARD.....1.35 39" Butcher Linen Buy wisely and wear more 2 yards $1.00 36" Checked Ginghams Large and small checks. 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Center "Anaheim's LEADING Yardage Store" Bicycle Rodeo At County Fair On Opening Day Several thousand young Orange county cyclists are expected to attend the big Bicycle Roundup and Rodeo to be staged at the fairgrounds in connection with the 1949 Orange County Fair on opening day, Thursday, August 18. This special event is being scheduled by the fair management in the interest of the nation-wide "Bicycle Safety" program. Y. F. Hammatt of Anaheim will be in charge of the event in cooperation with local traffic police departments and bicycle dealers in cities throughout the county. Admitted Free All youngsters and teen-age bike riders, up to 18 years of age, will be admitted free to the fairgrounds on this day, according to manager L. A. (Dan) Patch. As added attraction for the grownups, all adult cyclists are being invited to visit the 1949 Orange County Fair on Sunday, August 21, at no admission charge if riding bikes. Many cycle club members throughout southern California are expected to attend this event. According to Hammatt, all youngsters coming on their bikes from the northern portion of the county are requested to meet August 18, at 9:00 a.m., at Santiago Park in Santa Ana. The group will then parade through town and cycle to the fairgrounds with police escort. Young cyclists from the southern end of the county are requested to meet this group directly at the fairgrounds at 10 o'clock, a.m. Start at Noon The Bicycle Rodeo, set to start steering, circle riding, braking, and an interesting news' boys carrier rack with the bike riders throwing papers at targets for accuracy. A parade of the entire group with their bicycles will be made around the fairgrounds with the presentation of awards being madein the big horse show arena. Publish '1,000 California Place Names' at U.C. The Gold Rush Edition of 1,000 California Place Names by Erwin G. Gudde, has just come from the University of California Press ($1.00). This book presents the stories behind the naming of important cities, counties, mountains, rivers, lakes, capes, and bays in the state. It is paper-bound and was designed with California tourists in mind. First published in 1947, "1,000 California Place Names" has been thoroughly revised. Its author, an associate professor of German in the University of California, Berkeley, has also written "California Place Names: A Geographical Dictionary," which covers the same subject more extensively and thoroughly. This book was published last spring by the University of California Press ($10.00). Unemployment Drops Slightly Sacramento, (WNS) — Unemployment insurance claims dropped slightly for the week ending July 21, according to a report issued today by the State Department of Employment. In the Santa Ana office, a total of 3,608 persons filed claims for insurance, and the report indicated 2,324 were paid. Utility Proper Values in Coup Increase 11% Sacramento, (WNS) — valuation of public utility in Orange county for 19 $24,262,440, according to a statement made by the state equalization today. The board said this to $21,906,930 valuation... youngsters coming on their bikes from the northern portion of the county are requested to meet August 18, at 9:00 a.m., at Santiago Park in Santa Ana. The group will then parade through town and cycle to the fairgrounds with police escort. Young cyclists from the southern end of the county are requested to meet this group directly at the fairgrounds at 10 o'clock, a.m. Start at Noon The Bicycle Rodeo, set to start at 12 noon on the opening day of the fair, will feature safety and correct riding habits. Police safety officials will act as judges for the tests. The Bicycle Institute of America has donated two handsome gold trophies and 20 medals and pins for this event. The bicycle rodeo and safety program will consist of events such as: balancing at slow speeds, STORE GIGANTIC 2-DAY T that will flock to the Anaheim savings galore. We are listing many specials you will find dispiration of ANAHEIM'S DOLLY and Saturday. 39" Tissue Failles Val. to 1.98 yd. "Snokcrepe" Bembergs, 100 Denier prints, Brocade. YARD.....1.00 Reg. 79c yard • PRINTED PIQUE • SHANTUNGS 2 yards $100 Printed Flannels Beautiful florals, stripes, checks and juvenile patItems Prominently Displayed and Sold as Advertised! "GENE" EDWARDS Owner & Mgr. SPECIALS FOR THURS., F SWEET RIPE—SEEDLESS GRAPES PER POUND.....5¢ THIN SKINNED—SUNKIST LEMONS EACH.....1¢ FANCY RIPE BARTLETT PEARS PER POUND.....7¢ LARGE LOCAL—SATSUMA PLUMS FULL LUG.....98¢ SWEET RED ITALIAN ONIONS 3 POUNDS.....9¢ PINEAPPLE SUGAR PURE C & H CANE (Limit 1) 79¢ 10 LB. BAG EVERY TO GARDEN Tell HOME CANNING ITEMS YOU WILL NEED WEEK-END SPECIAL! SMALL GRADE A FRESH COFFEE SAVE! Why Pav More? 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New claims for insurance also dropped slightly, according to the report, with 30,421 filed compared to 31,620 the previous week. For the corresponding week a year ago, 23,177 persons filed new claims. Utility Property Values in County Increase 11% Sacramento, (WNS) — Assessed valuation of public utility property in Orange county for 1949 totals $24,262,440, according to announcement made by the state board of equalization today. The board said this compares to $21,906,930 valuation in 1948, an increase of $2,355,510, or 10.75 percent. Public utility property is assessed by the board of equalization for local tax purposes, and rates payable are the same as on property assessed locally. The board estimates the public utility property assessed will bring approximately $80,000,000 in revenues to the state this year. For all counties, public utility property is assessed at $1,528,653,-220 this year, as compared to $1,-368,716,310, an increase of $159,-936,910, or 11.60 percent over 1948. The board said the assessed valuation figure this year was at an all-time high. County Industrial Accidents - 2,833 Sacramento, (WNS)—The wide extent of industrial injuries in California was shown today in a report made by the state department of industrial relations on accidents during 1948. The department said that in Orange county, there were 2,833 persons injured during the year as the result of industrial accidents. Throughout the state, 142,315 accidents were reported to the department during the 12-month period. EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anaheim WARNING NEEDS FARMER TO YOU! OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY! OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY! HURS., FRI., SAT.-AUG. 4-5-6 LARGE SMOOTH—WHITE ROSE SPUDS $189 10 lb. 23c) 100 LB. 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