anaheim-gazette 1950-11-17

Plan Impressive Service for Tri-Hi-Y Club Members in Dedication Program Mrs. J. B. Wilbur, former Girl's Work Secretary of the YMCA and long time resident of Anaheim, will be guest speaker at the formal service of induction for all Tri-Hi-Y club members, Sunday at 4:30 p.m., in White Temple Methodist church. Impressive service of dedication and candellighting has been planned, and approximately eighty five new girls will be received into membership of the organization at the service. Each new member will be sponsored by an old member, and will receive the ceremonial light from the hand of her sponsor. Miss Barbara Trapp, Tri-Hi-Y council president will be Mistress of Ceremonies, and will be assisted by Miss Bonnie Smith, council vice president. Members of the Women's Advisory committee of the YMCA will be in the receiving line, and will take part in the afternoon's service. The candellighting ceremony will be directed by Mrs. Nan Moore, under whose supervision the entire program has been arranged. Mrs. Wilbur, speaker of the afternoon, is well known in Anaheim and will be remembered not only for the fine work she did among the Y-Girls, but also because she was wife of the former YMCA secretary, affectionately known as "JB" to hundreds of young men and boys who came under the influence of the Y pro- Varied Program At Toastmaster Section Meeting Speakers at Anaheim Ebell club Toastmasters section found material for their book reviews in such widely diversified subjects as crime, Biblical history and politics when the section met Wednesday. Mrs. Joe Van Waggoner reviewed "The San Quentin Story," by Warden Duffy and Dean Jennings. She told her audience that Duffy took the job as warden for one month on a trial basis. His first action was to remove numbers from the men and to eat his meals with them. He discovered that $5000 a month was being saved on their food and demanded that it be spent or the men in charge would lose their jobs. Another of his steps forward was the taking of guns from men who guarded the prisoners during meals on the contention that it was not healthy psychologically or physically for a man to have a gun in his back and food in his mouth. Second speaker, and winner of the Schumacher cup was Mrs. Marion Pickle who reported on the Book of Esther from the Bible. She said that the book is romantic, not historical and that its origin and author are not known. Mrs. Wilbur, speaker of the afternoon, is well known in Anaheim and will be remembered not only for the fine work she did among the Y-Girls, but also because she was wife of the former YMCA secretary, affectionately known as "JB" to hundreds of young men and boys who came under the influence of the Y program during the years when the Wilburs served in Anaheim. The meeting is open to the public, and a cordial invitation to attend is extended to all who care to do so. Los Campanous club dance will be held at the Elks club Saturday evening at 8:30 p.m., by the Anaheim Kwikset Lock Co. Informal dress will be worn. WHO SAID YOU CAN'T GET A NEW PONTIAC? SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER NOW! BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Ph. 4012 Anaheim Anaheim's Oldest Pontiac Dealer Go to Church Sunday LUCILLE JOHNSON enjoys reading. Hours of relaxation are who is husband's business assist Legion Auxiliary H For Coordination i Getting Lucille Johnson to talk about herself is virtually impossible but when it comes to the Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary she is no less than prolific. As president of the large and active service club she is well versed on all of its functions and is aware of the responsibility she carries as its leader. Her first interest in the organization was aroused by her husband, Melford "Bud" Johnson, whose reports on activities and projects of the club prompted her to seek membership in the Auxiliary. That was five years ago, and today she has behind her a record of outstanding service with the unit, as secretary, vice president, a member of the board, and finally, president. "I'm not really governing the club," she said, "I want the girls to work with me, not under me." "I'm just up there holding things together." This approach to her work has gained both the confidence and respect of the 92 members enrolled in the unit this year. Explaining the work of the auxiliary she pointed out that disabled veterans are the main project, with child welfare, community service, rehabilitation, poppy sale, hospital and membership committees also claiming much of the worker's attention. Not a social club, the auxiliary is dedicated first and foremost to being of service wherever it is most needed in these capacities. "We are anxious to get members from World War II," she PONTIAC DEALER NOW! BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Ph. 4012 Anaheim Anaheim's Oldest Pontiac Dealer Gustav Lasky, 9711 S. Hanson ave., is moving to Anaheim, where he will make his home with his cousin, Alex Stark. John Bailey, father of Mrs. Harry Williams, 10652 S. Flower st., has purchased the grove. Go to Church Sunday END OF MONTH CLEARANCE of NUMBER I - HIGH QUALITY Bush ROSES In Containers at 50% OFF In Lots of 5 or More We must make room for bare root stock arriving soon. Good Selection—Many Varieties PLANT NOW Have them well established by Spring. Now is the ideal time, after the recent rain. LEE'S NURSERY 718 S. Los Angeles St. — Phone Anaheim 3131 Fourth District P-TA Meets in Panel Discussion Religious freedom, greatest heritage of freedom, was emphasized through a panel discussion on the topic, "Endownment of Spiritual Freedom," at the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, Fourth District meeting held yesterday in Alamitos Friends church near Garden Grove. Panel participants were Mrs. A. E. Sipherd, state child welfare chairman; Rev. D. J. Rider, pastor of First Baptist church in Santa Ana; Rev. T. Eugene Coffin, Alamitos Friends pastor. They were introduced by Mrs. John Vernon of Santa Ana, first vice president, who was program chairman for the day. Highlighting the musical program was vocal music by Garden Grove Mothersingers, accompanied by Lorraine Lindstrom teacher in local elementary and high schools, and vocal solos by Mrs. Clark Dye, president of Santa Ana Roosevelt school P-TA, accompanied by Miss Lenore Topkins, Santa Ana. The need for civil defense was explained by L. A. (Dan) Patch Orange county Disaster Relief and Civil Defense administrative assistant, and Capt. Russell Sturgess, Seal Beach Naval Ammunition Net Depot. Mrs. Claude Crosby of Garden Grove, president, was in charge of business. Let's talk turkey. The delicious aroma of turkey plump with well seasoned string, roasting in the oven, a spelling dish of cranberry sauce, the rich brown giblet gravy to complement, fluffy mashed tatoes have spelled Thanksgiving Day ever since Pilgrim times give thanks amid feasting festivity is the American way. Turkeys are abundant this year and most will be sold dressed ready for the oven That is head, feet and feathers are moved and the bird is drawn fore it is weighed. I like this rangement because we pay for the edible portion. When buying a turkey, look plump meaty young birds or new broad-breasted, short le type. You will have a choice tween the tom turkeys with average weight is in the two pound class and the smaller which weigh approximately to fourteen pounds. Let the of your family be your guide both types of turkey are excellent values. BE JOHNSON enjoys rare opportunity to catch up on Hours of relaxation are few for the busy club leader husband's business assistant, mother and housewife. (Gazette photo by Bradley) On Auxiliary Head Strives Coordination in Departments Lucille Johnson to talk herself is virtually impossible when it comes to the American Legion Auxiliary no less than prolific. Identified of the large and service club she is well all of its functions and of the responsibility she leads. Her interest in the organization aroused by her husbord "Bud" Johnson, reports on activities and the club prompted her membership in the Auxiliary. Five years ago, and has behind her a reckoning service with his secretary, vice president. It really governing the said, "I want the girls with me, not under me." Up there holding things This approach to her gained both the confidant respect of the 92 members in the unit this month. The work of the auxiliary pointed out that disrans are the main problem child welfare, community service, rehabilitation, hospital and member committees also claiming the worker's attention. Special club, the auxiliary had first and foremost to service wherever it is needed in these capacities. The anxious to get memorial World War II," she said. We would be glad to put them to work." Anyone who is eligible is requested to apply for membership." Most recent of the Legion Auxiliary's undertakings has been the dressing of enchanting story book dolls for hospitalized veterans to give as Christmas gifts. Each veteran is entitled to select three gifts, all of them new and attractive, to present to members of his family on Christmas day. Gifts are made not only by the local club but by all of the auxiliary units. "Clubwork is my only hobby" says Mrs. Johnson. She is also a member of senior Ebell and mother of a two-year-old son, Courtney. The Johnsons make a "family affair" out of Legion work. He is commander of the post this year. Their business is also a family affair with Lucille aiding him with the bookkeeping and secretarial end of the venture. No doubt about her feelings toward Anaheim. "You couldn't pay me to live anyplace else." Lucille, Bud and Courtney reside at 121 W. Valencia and have lived in Anaheim for 13 years. Doll and Clothes Santa Ana Roosevelt school P-TA accompanied by Miss Lenore Topkins, Santa Ana. The need for civil defense was explained by L. A. (Dan) Patch Orange county Disaster Relief and Civil Defense administrative assistant, and Capt. Russell Sturgess, Seal Beach Naval Amunition Net Depot. Mrs. Claude Crosby of Garden Grove, president, was in charge of business. An award was presented to Mrs. John Vernon for the name "Orange Leaves." one of several names submitted, for the district newsette bulletin, which she had selected. One minute reports were given by out-of-council presidents. Cub Pack 74 led in the Pledge of Allegiance. Invocation was given by Rev. Coffin. The group was welcomed by H. O. Boos, principal with Mrs. Vernon responding. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Hoskin, 2141 Elm ave., Long Beach, have purchased five acres from Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moffit, 9101 E. Ball rd. They plan to build an attractive ranch residence. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Neff, also from Long Beach, have bought two acres of the Moffit ranch for a home. Mrs. Luz Garcia of the La Favorita Grocery who has not been well for many months has been confined to her bed for more than two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yater of the Stanton Cabinet shop have returned from a business trip to San Diego and Brawley. They visited relatives in Brawley. Fortitude I take to be the quiet possession of a man's self, and an undisturbed doing his duty whatever evils beset, or dangers lie in the way. —John Locke When buying a turkey, look plump meaty young birds or new broad-breasted, short le type. You will have a choice tween the tom turkeys with average weight is in the two pound class and the smaller which weigh approximately fourteen pounds. Let them of your family be your guide both types of turkey are excellent values. Probably about five grade turkey will be offered for in this area, the grade dependent on the quality of the individual bird. When you come upon similarly bargain prices, check see what grade of turkey prices cover. Experienced persons always insist on first turkey. The best way of insuring a der juicy turkey for your Thanksgiving feast is to buy from reputable market that has a business through advertise its merchandise and then sell squarely behind what it is to sell. In Anaheim, the Safte Store and the two Alpha Markets will handle only grade turkeys. Barney Rold, Alpha Beta man, observes that many do their turkey shopping their Christmas shopping—a last minute. He expresses views of most butchers, I tell when he urges the homemaker place her order as soon as possible. The lady who puts her in early is able to get a bit the exact weight she wants has the best selection. If you want to stuff your turkey the day before it is to be roost both the turkey and the stu should be well chilled before start. Store the stuffed bird the refrigerator over night then in the morning, let it at room temperature for an hour so before putting it into oven. It is best to delrost turkey Doll and Clothes What little girl could resist this adorable doll with her cute button nose and soft curly hair? She's dressed completely with socks, shoes, undies and ric-rac trimmed dress. Barbara Bell pattern No. 1719 comes in one size, 20 inches. Doll requires ¾ yard of 35 or 39-inch fabric; dress, ⅗ yards; slip and socks, ⅛ yard; pantie, ¼ yard; shoes, ½ yard. For this pattern, send 25 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gasette Home Economics It's talk turkey. The delicious aroma of turkey, dip with well seasoned stuff-coasting in the oven, a sparkling dish of cranberry sauce, and which brown giblet gravy ready complement, fluffy mashed potatoes have spelled Thanksgiving ever since Pilgrim times. To thank amid feasting and activity is the American way. Turkeys are abundant this year almost will be sold dressed and ready for the oven That is, the feet and feathers are red and the bird is drawn beak is weighed. I like this arrangement because we pay only the edible portion. When buying a turkey, look for meaty young birds of the broad-breasted, short legged You will have a choice between the tom turkeys whose age weight is in the twenty-fold class and the smaller hens weigh approximately ten fourteen pounds. Let the size your family be your guide since types of turkey are excellent before cooking. To do so, store the bird in the refrigerator for twenty-four hours so it can defrost slowly. If you want to use a frozen bird sooner, let it stand at room temperature from four to six hours or immerse it in cold water for two to four hours. The following is a turkey roasting time table based on the weight of a turkey after it has been stuffed. The stuffing will add about three pounds to the weight of your oven-ready turkey. ROAST TURKEY TIMETABLE (for stuffed turkey) Weight Minutes Tot. hrs. Oven Stuffed per lb. (approx.) temp. 8 to 25 to 3 to 3½ 325F 10 lbs. 20 min. hrs. 10 to 20 to 3½ to 4 325F 14 lbs. 18 min. hrs. 14 to 18 to 4 to 4¼ 300F 18 lbs. 15 min. hrs. 18 to 15 to 4½ to 5 300F 20 lbs. 13 min. hrs. 20 lbs. and over 5 to 6 300F To test the degree of doneness, do not use a fork. Instead, press Personal Items Plans for the next general meeting of Katella P-TA were formulated by the executive board at a recent meeting. Mr. Norton, consultant on speech education from the Orange county schools office will be featured speaker and Miss Rainey's first grade reading class will give a demonstration. Meeting will be held at the school Nov. 21 at 2:15. Lieut, C. Merlin O. Tryon, professor of military science and tactics at Pomona college, announced recently that Cortez Hoskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins of 329 W. Alberta st., has been promoted to the rank of master sargeant in the college ROTC unit. Mrs. Sarah Remais, Brooklyn, N.Y., is visiting her son, Joseph Kessler and his family, 1211 E. Oak st. She arrived in time to see the Hallowe'en festivities. She plans to return to Brooklyn after Christmas. This is her first visit to Anaheim. She reacts favorably. A formal dinner party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Teske, 124 N. Olive st., announced the engagement of their daughter, Marlys, to Richard Role, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Role of Anaheim. Both young people are gradu- When buying a turkey, look for meaty young birds of the broad-breasted, short legged type. You will have a choice between the tom turkeys whose weight is in the twenty and class and the smaller hens weigh approximately ten fourteen pounds. Let the size your family be your guide since types of turkey are excellent. Probably about five grades of turkey will be offered for sale this area, the grade depending on the quality of the individual. When you come upon seeming bargain prices, check to what grade of turkey these covers. Experienced shopper always insist on first grade turkey. The best way of insuring a tenacious turkey for your Thanksgiving feast is to buy from a stable market that has built business through advertising merchandise and then stand squarely behind what it has sell. In Anaheim, the Safeway store and the two Alpha Beta ketches will handle only first turkeys. Turney Rold, Alpha Beta meat observes that many people their turkey shopping like Christmas shopping—at the minute. He expresses the joys of most butchers, I think, as he urges the homemaker to see her order as soon as possible. The lady who puts her order early is able to get a bird of exact weight she wants and the best selection. You want to stuff your turkey day before it is to be roasted, or the turkey and the stuffing do well chilled before you store. Store the stuffed bird in refrigerator over night and in the morning, let it stand room temperature for an hour before putting it into the oven. To test the degree of doneness, do not use a fork. Instead, press the thickest part of the drumstick with your fingers—protected of course with a cloth or paper towel. If it feels soft, the turkey is done. As a further test, try to move the drumstick up and down. If it "gives" easily, or the joint breaks, your turkey is ready to eat. Mr. and Mrs. George Howard of 917 No. Clementine st., are the parents of a six pound boy born at St. Joseph hospital November 16th. Also becoming parents recently were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Wedel, 1110-A Diamond st., who were presented with a girl November 16th. She was born at the Fullerton General hospital. GARDEN GROVE MOOSE TO FETE CHILDREN Handicapped children will be given a chance to enjoy a Christmas dinner and party December 19. Celebration will be sponsored by the Garden Grove Loyal Order of Moose 620. 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