anaheim-gazette 1950-05-22

BRIDAL SHOWER—Miss Lois Mae Sharar of 10682 Ball Road, Anaheim, is shown accepting from Hostess Ruth Compton (left), at a bridal shower given in her honor at the hostesses h Chapman avenue in Orange, Friday evening. Beatrice Baumbach (center); 318 N. Pine street, helm, assists in the presentation. Add a little curry powder to creamed chicken and serve over baking powder biscuits for a supper dish. Accompany it with chutney and a salad. FOX Telephone 3662 Doors Open 6:15, Show Starts 6:30 NOW SHOWING Social and Club Activities Music Awards At Marywood Cub Scouts Win Awards Cub Scout Pack of Hon school and their parent the cafeteria of Fremont last Friday evening. Colors were presented Rigby's Den No. 3. Awards were presented Robertson, Norman Gal Van Vee, Dennis Fallon Add a little curry powder to creamed chicken and serve over baking powder biscuits for a super dish. Accompany it with chutney and a salad. FOX Telephone 3062 Doors Open 6:15, Show Starts 6:30 NOW SHOWING JOAN CRAWFORD THE DAMNED DONT CRY DAVID BRIAN Added Western Hit "Fighting Stallion" Next Attraction The OUTRIDERS TECHNICOLOR Starting JOEL McCREA ARLENE DAHL ANAHEIM Doors Open 6:15; Show Starts 6:30 NOW SHOWING CARY GRANT JOHN GARFIELD in DESTINATION TOKYO with ALAN HALE DANE CLARK ROBT. HUTTON Social and Club Activities Music Awards At Marywood On Saturday morning, May 20, three Marywood seniors fulfilled the music requirements of the Music Course of the Sisters of Providence in piano music. Those playing for their certificates were: Miss Ann Marie Luis of Anaheim, Miss Carolyn Schumacher of Placentia, and Miss Georgia Anne Grupe of Costa Mesa. The requirements for the course are an Etude, a Bach two part Invention, one movement of a Sonata, a piece, and a concerto. On Wednesday evening, May 24, at 8:15, the Music Certificate pupils assisted by Miss Mary Lawrence of Anaheim and Miss Mara-lee Hostettler of Santa Ana at the harp, will give a recital in the drawing room of the school. Friends of the school are invited. Alhambra Couple Wed in Anaheim Miss Theresa Gouldberg and Arthur Lickhaus, both of Alhambra, were married Saturday afternoon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Archer, 129 W. South st., Anaheim. The Rev. Ralph B. Pease of St. Andrews Episcopal church, Fullerton, performed the nuptial rite in the outdoor patio of the Archer residence, in front of the fireplace which had been beautifully decorated with white sweet peas and pink snapdragons. Gusts from all over southern California attended the reception which followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Lickhaus will establish their residence in Alhambra, upon returning from a honeymoon trip east to Syracuse, Indiana. Mary Wright Elected to College Office Mary Louise Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wright, 11642 S. Loara st., Anaheim, was elected Cub Scouts Win Awards Cub Scout Pack of Homeschool and their parent(s) the cafeteria of Fremont last Friday evening. Colors were presented Rigby's Den No. 3. Awards were presented Robertson, Norman Galvan Vee, Dennis Fallon Glasgow, Gene Stidham Rigby, Ernest Verdugo, Jerry Bobby Coombes, Gary Mr Brandt and Larry Vandendron. Attendance award was Mrs. Ingraham's Den No. "Triple Kickups" was awarded by members of Girl Scout No. 23. Refreshments of coffee doughnuts were served. Bacteria in the soil may more available to plant sisters the roots to absorb. The tantalizing question often worries homemakers "what shall we have to eat? Meal planning is a big an important one. As family tians, we must plan three a day or 21 meals a week total of 1092 meals per year; family's health and general depends on how well we job. Doctors have discovered a surprising number of hu can be traced directly to p As for morale, the say army moves on its stomach too true. Meals do not have to be ate to be nourishing and ing. However, in order well balanced meals, we know the food required... Mary Wright Elected to College Office Mary Louise Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wright, 11642 S. Loara st., Anaheim, was elected secretary of the Christian Activities Council at the University of Redlands last week. A graduate of Anaheim high school in the class of 1948, she will graduate from Redlands in 1952. Citrus Auction Report LOS ANGELES, May 22—(AP)—The Federal State Market service reported today grapefruit steady, prices unchanged; and oranges about steady. Lemons—Per bx, local loose fcy 5.00-25, small 4.50; pckd 8.00; 300s 8.25; 360s 8.50. Oranges—Per bx, navels local pckd fcy 80s 3.75-4.00; 100s 75; 126s 5.00; 150s 5.00-25; 176s 5.50; 200-252s 5.25-50; loose and lgr 3.25-50; mixed choice and std large 2.25; med 1.75-2.00; 1.75-85. Grapefruit—Per bx, Ariz pckd fcy 48s mostly 2.50; 54s 2.30-15; 70s 3.00; 80s 3.25-35; 100s 3.00-25; Coach Vly wide rails 4.00-6.00; one mark 7.50; 54s 4.50-6.00, one mark 7.50; 64s one mark 6.50; 80s 3.50-4.50, one mark 5.00; 100s 3.50-4.00; 64s 3.75; 80s 3.50; 100s 3.00; loose 64s 3.25; 80s 3.00-25; 100s 2. The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all markets California oranges were higher. Representative prices by size: Sunkist (first grade)—100s 5.16; 126s 5.82; 150s 6.72; 17200s 7.55; 220s 7.69; 252s 7.24; 288s 7.05. Choice (second grade)—100s 4.44; 126s 5.22; 150s 5.78; 17200s 6.33; 220ss 6.08; 252s 5.89; 288s 5.60. NEW YORK, May 22—(AP)—New York orange —California navels: 80s 4.45-5.45; 100s 4.75-5.75; 126s 5.25-6.49; 150s 5.90-7.45, few 5.40-80; 176s 6.50-7.80, few 5.75-80; 20730, few 5.85; 220s 6.30-7.10, few 5.70; 252s 6.65-30, few 4.85. aheim, is shown accepting a gift honor at the hostesses home on center), 318 N. Pine street, AnaGazette Photo by Bradley Cub Scouts Win Awards Cub Scout Pack of Horace Mann school and their parents, met in the cafeteria of Fremont school, last Friday evening. Colors were presented by Mrs. Rigby's Den No. 3. Awards were presented to Carl Robertson, Norman Gallup, Neil Van Vee, Dennis Fallon, Harold FRIENDLY KIBITZER is Mrs. Louis Henthorn (right standing), hostess to a bridal show Miss Agnes Nelson (seated center), gives pointers in how to freeze the pack in a game of Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Homer H. Hurst (standing left), 544 S. Illinois sts ers in the picture are Mrs. W. B. Purdy (left seated); Mrs. Orville Sehenck (facing can Mrs. Leon Gillilan, far-right. The shower was given in the patio of the Hurst residence and tended by 24 friends of the bride-to-be. Miss Nelson's engagement to Edmund Berger of Oregon, was announced, April 21. The wedding is planned for June 30. Prize winning canas of the afternoon were Mrs. Mary Gerhold, Placentiz; Mrs. Jean Owen, Placentiz; and Mrs. Platt, Santa Ana. Entertainment for the garden party was furnished by Miss Carol Ann H. Placentia who gave three hula dances. Two servings of fruit. One should be raw, one should be citrus or tomato. Three slices of whole wheat bread or two slices of bread and one serving of whole grain- ribs, lamb shoulder and ground beef. Longhorn cheddar cheese and nice fresh eggs are budget priced too. Cool weather has retarded most vegetables but there is a good supply of White Rose Roast shoulder of la New potatoes boiled jackets Cold slaw Glaze Strawberry Chiff Coffee or tea for Cub Scouts Win Awards Cub Scout Pack of Horace Mann school and their parents, met in the cafeteria of Fremont school, last Friday evening. Colors were presented by Mrs. Rigby's Den No. 3. Awards were presented to Carl Robertson, Norman Gallup, Neil Van Vee, Dennis Fallon, Harold Glasgow, Gene Stidham, Ronnie Rigby, Ernest Verdugo, Jim Eustis, Bobby Coombes, Gary Martin, Bob Brandt and Larry Vandenburg. Attendance award was won by Mrs. Ingraham's Den No. 4. A skit "Triple Kickups" was presented by members of Girl Scout Troop No. 23. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts were served. Bacteria in the soil make food more available to plants and assist the roots to absorb them. Two servings of fruit. One should be raw, one should be citrus or tomato. Three slices of whole wheat bread or two slices of bread and one serving of whole grained cereal. One tablespoon of butter or fortified margarine. One quart of milk for children, one pint for adults. In addition, during each week, we should have one serving of liver and at least four eggs. You know your own food budget or amount of money you have to spend, the likes and dislikes of your family, the amount of time you have to spend in the kitchen and the equipment with which you have to work, so let's see what is available in the market. I begin by reading the advertisements on those pages of the Gazette where the Anaheim food markets list their specials. This week, good buys in meat are spare ribs, lamb shoulder and ground beef. Longhorn cheddar cheese and nice fresh eggs are budget priced too. Cool weather has retarded most vegetables but there is a good supply of White Rose potatoes, green cabbage, crisp Utah type celery, young carrots, lettuce and onions. Navel oranges and Cochella Valley grapefruit are abundant. Here are a day's menus keeping these things in mind: Breakfast Half of grapefruit Whole grain cereal with cream and sugar Poached egg on toast Cocoa for children Coffee for adults Lunch Vegetable Soup Grilled cheese sandwich Navel orange, cookies Milk Dinner Tomato juice Roast shoulder of lace New potatoes boiled jackets Cold slaw Glaze Strawberry Chiffon Coffee or tea for Milk for children It is relatively easy to one day's menus but interesting variety of food day after day get I'd welcome some new would we all. What family like to eat? Tell the things you enjoy we will print your id column so that we all them. My small daughter s in the fall and what a will be for both of us. S ly anticipating the time can climb aboard the with the other kids, but I wish she had not grow so fast. BUY OLYMPIC AT A 16'' GIANT PICTURE YES! We can Arrange Convenient Terms YES! 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With a bumper crop of war babies on their hands, it looks as if the schools would not lack customers. If you have a child who will be four years and six months of age on or before September, now is the time to register him for kindergarten. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR CKOSLEY SHELVADOR AND TELEVISION STARMER PLBG. Phone 4824 741 N. Los Angeles St. —Anaheim— COLD Fur Storage The Only Safe Protection Against MOTH–HEAT FIRE–THEFT Cold Storage Vault On Premises HAVE YOUR FURS REMODELED NOW AT LOW SUMMER RATES! Roast shoulder of lamb, gravy New potatoes boiled in their jackets Cold slaw Glazed carrots Strawberry Chiffon Pie Coffee or tea for adults Milk for children It is relatively easy to think of one day's menus but planning an interesting variety of nourishing food day after day gets difficult. I'd welcome some new ideas as would we all. What does your family like to eat? Tell us about the things you enjoy fixing and we will print your ideas in this column so that we all may try them. 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