anaheim-gazette 1951-04-18

3 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Zion Lutheran Brownies Plan Play Day in May Donna Maley announces the troop No. 22 of Zion Lutheran school is looking forward to Brownie Play Day to be held at La Palma park, May 5. Songs and singing games are to be presented by other 2nd and 3rd grade Brownies. The fourth grade FUps will receive their pins near the end of the year, and are not becoming acquainted with the newness of Scout procedure and songs. The troops recently enjoyed the relaxation and fun in the City park as they scamper among the bushes to find hidden eggs that each had colored. Following a sack lunch, the afternoon was spent in giving original skits, songs and general fun at the playground. Last week Jo Ann Plagel gave a supper party for Troop No. 3. The intermediate Scouts accompanied by their leaders, Mrs. Ver Schultz and Mrs. Arnold Plagel then enjoyed an evening of roll skating at Buena Park. April 14 this troop was the special guest of the Reverend Walter Flugge and enjoyed a delicious waffle supper, home made ice cream and cake. The fun of troop camping was experienced again as they watched a movie of their troop on the mountains of Idlewild; showing Carol Wilkerson, Dorotha Flugge, Gayle Newkirk, Salie and Kathaline Cordus, Jane and Jude Ice Troutman. Visitors for the event. BRIDE ELECT—The name of Beverly Jeanne Roberts was added to the list of brides-to-be with announcement that she will marry Eric Lucas in early summer. Summer Wedding Plans Disclosed by Beverly Jeanne Roberts-Eric Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Loren G. Roberts of 933 N. Claudina st., are announcing the engagement of their lovely daughter, Beverly Jeanne, to Eric Lucas, son of Mrs. Robert Lucas of Long Beach. Miss Roberts was graduated from Anaheim high school and is a sophomore at Fullerton junior college where she is majoring in elementary education. She is song leader and a member of Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority. Her fiance attended Woodrow Wilson high school in Long Beach and is also in his sophomore year at Fullerton junior college. Plans have been made for a summer wedding. LYONNAISE GREEN BEANS 1 box green beans 1 cup boiling water, salted ½ cup green bean stock ½ cup thinly sliced onions 2½ tablespoons butter Salt and Pepper Drop frozen beans into briskly boiling salted water, bring again to a boil, and boil 8 to 12 minutes or until just tender. Drain, reserving stock; measure ½ cup. Saute onion with 2 tablespoons butter until tender and delicately browned. Add to beans with stock. Season with salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly. Cook slowly about 5 minutes. Add remaining Colorful Films On South America At Katella P-TL Mrs. W. Ross Brownfield was installed as president of the Katella Parent Teacher League Monday evening at the school by former principal, Miss Edith Holsinger. Miss Holsinger chose the word "service" as the theme of the installation, presenting corsages to the president, Mrs. Brownfield; vice-president, Mrs. Donald Pannier; secretary, Mrs. Keith White; treasurer, Mrs. Austen Fordyce. The meeting was opened by Mrs. C. W. Mauerhan with the flag salute. Hubert Howell explained the work of the projects purchasing committee, and a vote of unanimous approval was given their recommendations. Martin Morocco, principal, announced that April 26 is the date for Katella's Public School Week open house, with the eighth grade play featured. After the installation of officers, Mrs. Donald Pannier, program chairman, introduced Miss Anna Claire Mauerhan, who appeared in South American Indian dress, complete with derby, to escort Katella families on a tour of South America via color films. A graceful, well fitting night dress that comes in a wide range of sizes. Narrow lace gives feminine air, a belt ties softly at one side. To match, a comfortable jacket that's as practical as can be. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1977 is designed. Salt and Pepper Drop frozen beans into briskly boiling salted water, bring again to a boil, and boil 8 to 12 minutes or until just tender. Drain, reserving stock; measure ½ cup. Saute onion with 2 tablespoons butter until tender and delicately browned. Add to beans with stock. Season with salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly. Cook slowly about 5 minutes. Add remaining ½ tablespoon butter. Serve at once. Serves 4. FOX Landline • Telephone 3061 Tonight - Come Early $5 3000 THRILLS $$ George Monigomery "SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO" and - George Raft - Coleen Gray "LUCKY NICK CAIN" CHILDREN FREE! Orange DRIVE-IN THEATRE TODAY—SHOW STARTS 6:45 Bird of Paradise Technicolor JOURDAN·PAGET·CHANDLER LAMB PATTY—PINEAPPLE GRILL 1 pound ground lamb 4 slices bacon 4 pineapple slices Shape ground lamb into 4 patties 1 inch thick. Wrap patty with bacon, fastening bacon with picks. Arrange patties and pineapple slices on broiler rack. When patties are brown, lay brown side down on pineapple slices and finish cooking. 4 servings. Martin Morocco, principal, announced that April 26 is the date for Katella's Public School Week open house, with the eighth grade play featured. After the installation of officers, Mrs. Donald Pannier, program chairman, introduced Miss Anna Claire Mauerhan, who appeared in South American Indian dress, complete with derby, to escort Katella families on tour of South America, via color films, to a land of contrasts—from the low lands of luxuriant jungle growth to the high Andes where there are 'no trees at all, from modern cities with palatial architecture to the Indians' tiny thatched shacks and ancient ruins of the Incas. One of the most exciting highlights of the trip was huge Iguassu Falls, a series of falls twice the size of Niagara. Barbara Mauerhan helped to model one of the costumes of the Indians of Otavalo; and dolls, textiles and other handicraft brought back from South America were on exhibit. Mrs. Brownfield adjourned the meeting for the social hour. Mrs. K. Shigekawa, tea hostess, and the fourth and fifth grade room mothers were in general charge of tea arrangements. Mrs. R. G. Williams; Mrs. Mabel Taft, and Mrs. David Hock presided at the tea tables, where coffee, punch and cookies were served. Thomas Jefferson school will hold it's first annual open house Thursday instead of Wednesday as previously planned. The change of date is due to the arrival of the circus in town on Wednesday stated principal Fowler this morning. Open House will continue Thursday from 3 p.m. to approximately 6 p.m. If you want to make that trail or bus on time in the morning be sure you round up accessories for that suit or dress the night before. Stanton Lutheran Townies Plan Day in May Nina Maley announces that Troop No. 22 of Zion Lutheran is looking forward to the Play Day to be held inima park, May 5. Songs and games are to be presented other 2nd and 3rd grade classes. The fourth grade Fly will receive their pins near end of the year, and are now being acquainted with the class of Scout procedure and The troops recently enthe relaxation and fun in city park as they scampered the bushes to find hidden that each had colored. Follow a sack lunch, the after-was spent in giving original songs and general fun of playground. A week Jo Ann Plagel gave her party for Troop No. 31. Intermediate Scouts accompany their leaders, Mrs. Vern and Mrs. Arnold Plagel enjoyed an evening of roller at Buena Park. April 13, troop was the special guest Reverend Walter Flugge enjoyed a delicious waffle home made ice cream and The fun of troop camping experienced again as they did a movie of their troop in mountains of Idlewild; show-Tarol Wilkerson, Dorothy Gayle Newkirk, Salle andine Cordus, Jane and Jan-utman. Visitors for the eve. BIRTHDAY PARTY—Friends of Mrs. Mabel Reeske, center, above, gathered in Carl's Cocktail Lounge on S. Los Angeles st., last night to wish her a happy birthday. Helping her unwrap a present are Walter Rommel, left, and William G. Cunningham. A buffet dinner was served to honor the occasion. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) Senior Scouts Name Delegates to Planning Session Senior Girl Scouts of Troop No. 8, held their monthly business meeting with the president, Peggy Sterba presiding. Following a Aaron Schultz Sug Senior Scouts Name Delegates to Planning Session Senior Girl Scouts of Troop No. 8, held their monthly business meeting with the president, Peggy Sterba presiding. Following a discussion, the group unanimously voted to send Ann Fabian and Peggy Sterba as members of a Senior Planning Board. April 20 and 21, at the Newport Beach Scout House. The delegates will meet for the purpose of planning the Fall Conference for Orange county Senior Scouts. Other decisions were to hold an over-night at the Henhizer Ranch, April 27 and 28; the invitation was accepted to help with the Brownie Play Day, May 5. The Community Service Chart showed eight troops helped by Senior Girls. With the arrival of Mrs. R. L. Baker, Established Camp director, the business meeting was closed and plans for the Senior Girl's part as Program Aides in the mountain Camp San Antonio were discussed. The following girls signed for the three week camping period, Carole Bushman, Paula Lande, Ruth Gillispie, Shirley Schmitz and Cathy Peltzer. The rest of the evening was spent lashing under Mrs. Baker's supervision, with such articles as wash stands, bulletin boards and picture frames being made. Refreshments were served by Ann Fabian and Paula Lande. The committee for May will be: Planning, Judy De Beve, Carole Bushman and Ann Fabian; refreshments, Evelyn Pells and Ruth Gillispie. A furkey dinner was served to 30 men of the Fellowship group of the Stanton Community church, Tuesday night. The new slogan of the group is "Every man bring a friend." Mrs. Conna E. Pollack was chairman of the dining room assisted by girls from the Dorcas Daughters. In charge of the dinner was Mrs. Ellish R. Briggs A turkey dinner was served to 30 men of the Fellowship group of the Stanton Community church, Tuesday night. The new slogan of the group is "Every man bring a friend." Mrs. Conna E. Pollack was chairman of the dining room assisted by girls from the Dorcas Daughters. In charge of the dinner was Mrs. Ellijah B. Briggs, chairman. Mmes. Ralph Vipond, William Cornthwaite, Jessie Morris, Mary Ponzer and Charles White. Rev. Walter Loitz, pastor of the Barber City Union church spoke on "Plan of Salvation." CRANBERRY HAWAIAN SAUCE 2 cups beet or cane sugar 2 cups water 4 cups fresh cranberries 1 cup frozen or canned pineapple chunks Boil sugar and water together 5 minutes. Add cranberries and cook, without stirring, until all the skins pop open—about 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Fold in whole or halved pineapple chunks. Cool, then chill for several hours before serving. Makes approximately 1 quart sauce. Go to Church on Sunday Phone 5772 Flowers for all occasions Fred's House of Flowers 273 E. Center — Anaheim Stanton Lions Plan Rummage Sale The Stanton Lions club held a meeting Monday night at the cafe. The program chair, Royal Marten presented a talk about Alaska with Arthur Las running the projector in the Stanton school. Lions were formulated for a community wide rummage sale to hold in the Lions new club Friday and Saturday, May and 12. Chairman of the event is Manning with Lewis Bartleco co-chairman. In addition to buying and furniture, all types of articles will be acceptable. Convention on April 21 and for Lions of this area, which district Four E-1, will have poers Calvin Pebley, presi Lewis McBratney, Charles Cube, Harry Tabatt, Marten, Manning present represent Stanton. Nut oil makes a delicious dressing. Use about a quarter of the oil to a tablespoon dragon vinegar and mix well a half teaspoon of salt, a freshly ground pepper, and any piece of crushed garlic. Personal Mention Donald Ralston, vice-principal of Savanna Elementary school in Stanton, is passing out cigars on the birth of a daughter, Margaret Ann. Weighing one ounce over seven pounds, she was born, April 12, at St. Joseph hospital in Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Ralston and their year old son, Billy, reside at 6382 Mission st., Buena Park. Mrs. Robert Etchandy, 7692 Orange ave., and her two children, Bobby who is five and Susan, two, returned Thursday from a two week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Humphries, formerly of Buena Park, at Dove Creek, Colorado. Mrs. Etchandy reports her mother was out of the hospital and much improved before she returned. Mirandy, home gardener of radio fame, will be guest speaker of the Anaheim Garden club which will meet Friday at the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse at 2 p.m. Mrs. C. I. Andrews Home from Long Hawaii Vacation Report of a "heavenly" seven week visit in Honolulu was received here today from Mrs. C. I. Andrews of 311 E. Broadway who returned Sunday evening from a visit with her son in Hawaii. Included on the interesting itinerary of the popular club and church member were visits to the Dole Pineapple plant and Queen Emma's home in the islands. Mrs. Andrews remarked on the cleanliness of the fruit plant and the hospitality extended tourists. 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