anaheim-gazette 1950-02-23

6 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, February 23, 1950 Time-Saver Lemon Filling Spice Cake PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES—Only 22 minutes by the clock were involved in preparing this delicious Lemon Filled Spice Cake. This young mother finds that using short-cut methods, such as the use of Cinch Cake Mix, saves her hours of work every day. You hear a lot these days about fully-prepared foods that need only the addition of water, and for the busy housewife, they're a dream come true. This is especially true if you have young ones under foot on whom you must keep an ever-watchful eye. You haven't the time to spend hours in the kitchen preparing delicacies for your family. PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES—Only 22 minutes by the clock were involved in preparing this delicious Lemon Filled Spice Cake. This young mother finds that using short-cut methods, such as the use of Cinch Cake Mix, saves her hours of work every day. You hear a lot these days about fully-prepared foods that need only the addition of water, and for the busy housewife, they're a dream come true. This is especially true if you have young ones under foot on whom you must keep an ever-watchful eye. You haven't the time to spend hours in the kitchen preparing delicacies for your family. Here is a young housewife, and mother of two small children, who discovered the ease and time-saving features of Cinch Cake Mix in preparing a wonderful dessert treat for the family. It's called Lemon Filling Spice Cake and here's how you make it. For the cake layers, simply add one cup of cold water to one package of Cinch Spice Cake Mix, mix and bake in two 8-inch layers. You can have the cake ready for the oven in less than five minutes, and in 25 minutes more, your cake will be done. Remove it from the oven, and let cool. When layers are cool, prepare one package of lemon filling according to directions on the package, then place most of it between the layers of the cake. Pot the remaining filling on the top layer, just in the center. Now prepare your favorite white frosting to put around the edges of the cake, and around the filling on the top layer; then sprinkle coconut on the frosting. Sounds wonderful, doesn't it? And it'll taste wonderful, too. If you haven't a favorite frosting recipe, here's an easy one to follow: - 2 egg whites 1 tbsp. corn syrup - 1½ cups sugar 5 tbsp. water - Pinch salt 1 tsp. vanilla Mix egg whites, sugar, salt, corn syrup and water in top of double boiler. Place over hot water and beat, cooking over hot water until ice is thick and stands in points. Exchange Sends County Packing Houses $316.000 (Continued from page 11) marketing and advertising assessments was in excess of $600.000 and the refund of Fruit Growers Supply company totaled over $1,400.000. Payments made by the Exchange Lemon Products company during the past fiscal year totaled almost $4 million. 11c Per Box "Despite the freeze of 1949 which lowered our volume substantially, our marketing cost was less than 11c per box and our refund represents the difference between the assessment and the actual cost of marketing the fruit," Wilcox said. The refund on essential supplies purchased through Fruit Growers Supply company was equivalent to more than 6¢ per packed box. This saving is equivalent to more than half of the total marketing cost of the Exchange and almost all of the advertising assessment on oranges. New Growers Get Deadline Change For Bean Acreage ready provided for under the program. New growers who do not make an application for an acreage allotment as explained above cannot be considered at a later date, Beem concluded. MOD Expands Redlands Office Directors of Mutual Orange Distributors today authorized an expansion program at the Redlands headquarters which will result in 1,400 square feet of additional office space. The expansion of office facilities is occasioned by an increase in sales during the past year in the Real Gold Citrus Products processing and fresh fruit divisions of the cooperative, according to John Van Horn, business manager. The new offices will be constructed along the south and east side of the patio at the M.O.D. building at 307 Brookside avenue and will house the sales and accounting offices of R.G.C.P. Other improvements to the building are planned at the same time, Mr. Van Horn said. The main structure was built in 1927. Estimated expenditure on the Growers Supply company was equivalent to more than 6¢ per packed box. This saving is equivalent to more than half of the total marketing cost of the Exchange and almost all of the advertising assessment on oranges. New Growers Get Deadline Change For Bean Acreage The closing date for the acceptance of applications for 1950 bean acreage allotments for the "new growers" has been extended from the 17th to the 27th of February, according to an announcement today by Raymond E. Beem, chairman of the Orange County Production and Marketing Committee. The term "new grower" is not exactly what it implies, Beem explained, for under the program a "new grower" is one qualified by land and equipment to grow beans, but did not have a history—that is, did not grow any beans—in the basic years 1947, 1948 or 1949. This means that many Orange county growers whose bean land was in alfalfa or blackeyes during those years, or was in sugar-beets or Fordhooks for processing, is by this definition a new grower if he plans to produce beans this year. As such persons have no basic history the county committee will make the allotment of 1950 acreage to such "new grower," provided they make application for an allotment before the above announced deadline of February 27th, Beem stated. Those who have grown limas during the above basic years will receive an allotment based upon their history, Beem explained, so it is not necessary—nor any advantage—for such growers to request an allotment for that is al- Colonial Arms Sold Saturday The Colonial Arms apartment in Anaheim and a 21-acre orange lot on Placentia road and Cerra Avenue were sold for approximately $165,000 Saturday, according to an announcement made by H. F. Reinking, Santa Ana estate dealer. The properties belonging to Frank and Alice Hiebert of Anaheim, were purchased by James and Irene Nitti of Los Angeles. Nittis was represented by Reinking and H. F. Jackson, while Byron Bodtick of Anaheim represented the Hieberts. The Chesapeake and Delaware canal is nineteen miles in length. William Fackiner Opens Offices William Fackiner held "open house" in his new offices at 106 West Broadway on Friday, February 17. Mr. Fackiner, an accounting expert, is a graduate of Fullerton Junior college and UCLA. For the past five years he has been acc counting supervisor for Steel. He is now teaching tax laws at Anaheim University school in conjunction with adult education series. Svogars Mourn Son-In-Laws' D Master Sergeant James Ro, 33, son-in-law of Mr. a WISCONSIN CHEESE...CALIFORNIA Sent for ZERO IN KEEPING WITH THE TRADITIONAL LIFE WE HAVE PLANNED MONTHS AHEAD TO OUR CUSTOMERS - THE QUALITY ITEMS AT THE LOWEST PRICES! We buy in v TOP FROST The Anstocrat of Frozen Foods FILET OF SOLE 49¢ 16 oz. PKG. ROCKFISH 37¢ 16 oz. PKG. MA BEANS FOR Your LENTEN BREAKFAST LOG CABIN SYRUP 24 OZ. CAN 52¢ SPERRY'S PANCAKE AND WAFFLE FLOUR 48 OZ. PKG. 43¢ CHALLENGE BUTTER FIRST QUALITY 72¢ 49¢ ROCKFISH 31¢ LIMA BEANS 29¢ RASPBERRIES 39¢ FOR Your LENTEN BREAKFAST LOG CABIN SYRUP 24 OZ. CAN 52¢ SPERRY'S PANCAKE AND WAFFLE FLOUR 48 OZ. PKG. 43¢ CHALLENGE BUTTER FIRST QUALITY 72¢ FRESH GRADE A EGGS 43¢ FOOD CLUB MILK TALL CAN 11¢ Mild CHEDDAR 49¢ Stella BLED CHIESE 69¢ Food Club RINDLESS CHEDDAR 59¢ TWO POUND LOAF VELVEETA CHEESE 85¢ HAMS WHOLE OR SHANK HALF 12-16 U.S. AVENUE. 47¢ PLATE BOILING BEEF 19¢ CHUCK ROASTS ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF 49¢ 7-BONE ROASTS ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF 55¢ PORK LINKS ALPHA BETA "LITTLE PIGS" 45¢ Tasty on Toast DUDE RANCH APPLE BUTTER 10¢ 14½ oz. Jar CHUCK ROASTS ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF 49¢ 7-BONE ROASTS ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF 55¢ PORK LINKS ALPHA BETA "LITTLE PIGS" 45¢ OUR OWN WIENERS 39¢ SKIN CN Sweet and Juicy NAVEL ORANGES Large Size 10.7¢ Washington's Finest WINESAP APPLES 3 lb. 29¢ Sweet SPANISH ONIONS 8.4¢ All Strictly Fresh! BUNCH VEGETABLES 3 for 14¢ The Quaker Oats Company Offers You 2 Packages of QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT OR RICE for the price of 1 BRING THIS ORDER BLANK TO OUR STORE (Name) (Address) (City) 1 purchased Wheat □ Blee [check which] Offer valid unless this order blank is signed by customer and sale is made in accordance with the terms of this offer. Limit: Two Packages to a Customer. Offer Closes April 1, 1930 ounting supervisor for Columbia steel. He is now teaching income laws at Anaheim Union high school in conjunction with the adult education series. Svogars Mourn Son-In-Laws' Death Master Sergeant James Di Pierro, 23, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Svogar of 801 Mills drive Anaheim, was one of eight B-29 crew members killed when their search plane crashed near Great Falls, Montana, on Wednesday, February 15. Sergeant Di Pierro and the former Miss Alice Svogar were married three years ago and have been living in Spokane, Washington, where he was based. He was a Bostonian and Mrs. Di Pierro is accompanying the body to Boston where funeral services will be held. Sergeant Di Pierro was a radio radar operator and was aboard a plane that was searching for a mission B-17. The Gazette is your home paper. CALIFORNIA BENT DIRECT FROM WISCONSIN NATIONAL LENTEN SEASON AHEAD TO PURCHASE FOR QUITY ITEMS THEY DESIRE We buy in volume! Adolph's SEASONED MEAT TENDERIZER Actually Makes Meat Tender! KFAST 52¢ 48 OZ. PKG. 72¢ 43¢ 11¢ Adolph's SEASONED MEAT TENDERIZER Actually Makes Meat Tenderl 39¢ Purity CHEESE ROLLS ASSORTED FLAVORS 29¢ 6 oz. rolls ALLGAVER Style LIMBURGR POUND PACKAGE AVERAGE 49¢ CALIFORNIA GRATED TUNA 23¢ NO. 1 CAN PETER PAN TALL CAN PINK SALMON 40¢ TINY TOT 4 OZ. CAN SARDINES 23¢ SWIFT'S MEATS FOR BABIES 3½ OZ. CANS 19¢ BETTY CROCKEP'S CRUST QUICK 9 OZ. BOX 17¢ M.C.P. SWEET GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 OZ. CAN 36¢ MEATS FOR BABIES 19¢ BETTY CROCKEP'S 9 OZ. BOX 17¢ CRUST QUICK M.C.P. SWEET 46 OZ. CAN 36¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BABO 2 CANS 23¢ ARMOUR'S REGULAR SIZE BAR 25¢ DIAL SOAP GIANT SIZE PKG. VEL 65¢ REGULAR SIZE PKG. TIDE 24¢ MARCO DOG FOOD 3 CANS 25¢ 16 OZ. DR. ROSS 15 OZ. CAN 12¢ DOG FOOD Prices Effective THURS., FRI., SAT. FEB. 23, 24 & 25