anaheim-gazette 1951-06-20

ALL ABOARD FOR DAY CAMP—An excited group of Girl Scouts piled on the bus for established camp in Hillcrest Park this week, for a two-week program of activities and fun. Chief objective of the program is to give the girls an opportunity to plan for the period, to learn to express individual ideas, share the responsibilities of executive duties and to learn the fun of outdoor living. Front row, right to left: Barbara Jordan, Carol Van Verst, Donna Ray Link, Margie Hilgenfeld, Betty Liptrapp, Judy Brownell and Marian Arias. Back row: Shirley Schmitz, Carole Bushman, Peggy Sterba and Cathy Peltzer. Mel Hawkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hawkes, 148 W. Elm st., Fullerton, received his Bachelor of Science degree with a major in industrial management from the University of Southern California last Saturday. Mel is a member of Lambda Chl Alpha social fraternity at the University and has been secretary of the chapter during the past year. Summer Concert Series Opens Season Sunday The 1951 summer concert series in the Atwafer Kent Bowl opens on Sunday, June 24, with a program presented by the Melody Men of Riverside. The singers will offer a program of classical and semi-classical numbers. Local Group Attends Youth Conference A group of 31 adults and young people from the Stanton Community church left at 9 a.m., Saturday in cars and a special bus for Pine Valley, near San Diego, to attend the Youth Summer Conference being held June 16 to the 23rd. Mel Hawkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hawkes, 148 W. Elm st., Fullerton, received his Bachelor of Science degree with a major in industrial management from the University of Southern California last Saturday. Mel is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity at the University and has been secretary of the chapter during the past year. He was also a member of the senior class council and was active in planning final activities. Voted the most outstanding and constructive member of his fraternity, he will do graduate work at the university next year. CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 Ml. W. of Anaheim Tonight, June 20 "SAMSON & DELILAH" Gorgeous Technicolor Hedy Lamarr - Victor Mature plus— "INSIDE STRAIGHT" Barry Sullivan - Arlene Dahl David Brian Open 6 days week—Closed Monday individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE Summer Concert Series Opens Season Sunday The 1951 summer concert series in the Atwater Kent Bowl opens on Sunday, June 24, with a program presented by the Melody Men of Riverside. The singers will offer a program of classical and semi-classical numbers. Directed by Robert Price, the men's chorus will sing Bizet's "Toreador Song," Romberg's "Stouthearted Men," Cain's "God of the Open Air," and other compositions. Both songs of America and other lands are included in the concert. Harold Bradley is the accompanist. Dr. Max T. Krone, president of the Idyllwild Arts Foundation, has announced that the concerts this summer will be presented at 5 o'clock, and that there will be no formal charge. A free offering for the Idyllwild Summer High School Chorus-Scholarship Fund will, however, be taken up during the Sunday program. The next Atwater Kent Bowl concert is set for July 1, when Josef Marais and Miranda will present a program of international folksongs. Cross-Stitch Kittens Local Group Attends Youth Conference A group of 31 adults and young people from the Stanton Community church left at 9 a.m., Saturday in cars and a special bus for Pine Valley, near San Diego, to attend the Youth Summer Conference being held June 16 to the 23rd. Sponsored by the American Sunday School Union, in charge of Rev. Robert Monnell, it is an undenominational conference attended by young people from all over the Southland. Rev. Charles White of Stanton is in charge of recreation and singing; Mrs. White is counselor; Ellijah Briggs is general supervisor and Mrs. Briggs is in charge of the kitchen. Her assistants are Mmes. Ralph Vipond, Leonard Jennings and Ellijah Hopper. In addition to the White's two small daughters Sharon and Alice the group were: Bill Henderson, Louis Sutherland, Jane Ellen Gautschy, Ann Karraker, Vida Mae Williams, Ted Hoar, "Chuck" Sowers, Wesley Van de Warker, Mary Jo Morrison, Betty Hopper, June Muraoka, "Billy" Holden, Joe Leach, Clada Pletz, Cheryl Walker, Carol Ann Padgett, Richard Snavely, Donald Isbell, Linda Beswick, Lindell McKinnon, Dale Kass and Bill Collyer. Anaheim Boy Host at Party Mr. and Mrs. Vearl C. Royer entertained many friends at their home on S. Dickle st., Sunday at an open house from 3 to 6, in honor of their son Charles, who was one of the 190 graduates from Anaheim high school this semester. The home was decorated in roses and white daisies. Tea table was set in keeping with the Anaheim high 1951 class colors, green and white, with the class flower, white carnations as a centerpiece. Pouring were Joan Royer, Roycene Jennings, Marjorie Royer and Eleanor Golestein. Mrs. Myrell Royer and Mrs. Roy Jennings assisted the hostess during the afternoon. Charles is a volunteer with the VACATION DAYS MATINEE Lon McAllister - Peggy Garner "THE BIG CAT" Exciting Color Feature Oodles of Cartoons 3 STOOGES COMEDY First with the Best for the Least CHILDREN FREE! Orange DRIVE-IN THEATRE LAST TIMES TONIGHT DANNY KAYE Gene TIERNEY Corinne CALVET Technicolor On the Riviera and Kirk Douglas - Virginia Mayo - John Agar - Walter Brennan ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE SHOW STARTS AT DUSK STARTS TOMORROW "The FLYING MISSILE" and "STAGE TO TUCSON" FREE • NASH • FREE FRIDAY NIGHT These little kittens guard new upholstery and hide soiled or worn coverings as well as lend a delightful note to any living room. Work them in easy-to-do cross-stitch and rich colors. Pattern envelope No. 2914 contains hot-iron transfer, material requirements, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Just what you've been waiting for... the big book of needlework news! Chock-full of fascinating designs, including four gift patterns with instructions printed in the book. Special features... needle "know-how" and exciting information on what's-new-to-make. Send 25 cents in coin. The home was decorated in roses and white daisies. Tea table was set in keeping with the Anaheim high 1951 class colors, green and white, with the class flower, white carnations as a centerpiece. Pouring were Joan Royer, Roycene Jennings, Marjorie Royer and Eleanor Golestein. Mrs. Myrell Royer and Mrs. Roy Jennings assisted the hostess during the afternoon. Charles is a volunteer with the U.S. Navy reserves stationed at Los Alamitos and plans to attend Fullerton junior college next year. Among the friends in attendance were Bill Thomas of Van Nuys; Richard Knapp, Reseda; Pastor T. Eugene Coffin and wife of Garden Grove. Friends were also present from West Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Ana, Venice and Anaheim. Don't forget to put crisp fresh apples or pears on the dessert menu; accompany them with a favorite cheese. Texas and Florida are large producers of cabbage for fresh use. 3 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN B. WHITE Gazetta Home Economist Frleda Janss, volunteer service chairman, Anaheim chapter of Red Cross, the lady who co-ordinates the splendid work which so many Anaheim homemakers are doing for that worthy organization, invited the Long Beach Council to hold its monthly meeting in our fair city recently. The council represents 11 Red Cross chapters in this southern area from Orange and Anaheim to Pasadena and Alhambra, and nicely filled the auditorium at the Ebell club house. Mrs. E. H. Kersten, chapter chairman, Mrs. C. H. Hillck, vice-chairman of volunteer services, Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, in charge of the blood donor service and Mrs. Kathryn Wheeler, executive secretary formed a welcoming committee. The welcome they gave these visiting Red Cross workers—most of whom were volunteers, (who had rushed through household chores to arrive in Anaheim by 10 a.m.) was enhanced by the her own family and friends to fete the newcomer, and with the aid of several hilarious games soon had Marian feeling right at home. Dorothy Coley, a cook of exceptional merit, made a huge chiffon cake for the occasion. Its pink frosting was virtually the only "girl color" that appeared at the party because of the six grandchildren in the immediate family, there has yet to be a boy. Marian's mother, Ethel Farrugia, and her two sisters, Violet Dombrowski and Dorothy McCormick attended the party and the guest list also included Joan Winslow, Gene Hall, Cecil Neunaber, Norma Brummett, Margarie Schloff and Shirley Dombrowski, Marlan's niece. The Jack Bells live on South Walnut ave., and with the Dombrowskis, operate the Dixie Castle night club on 101 Highway. Faculty Fetes Retiring Head Chester Fowler, retiring principal of Thomas Jefferson school and new Fremont School head, was honored at a farewell party given by the school faculty at Imperial restaurant in Garden Grove. Later in the evening the guests adjourned to the James Schneider home on W. Vermont ave. for dancing. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, Mr. and Mrs. George Sala, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs. James Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose McDonald, Miss Audrey Vall, Robert Vall and Miss Gertrude Anderson. First Graders First Train Ride A tour through the Los Angeles Union Station, and a chance to buy their own tickets for a real ride on the Santa Fe Streamliner was the happy experience of 30 first grade children from the Savanna elementary school. Accompanying the youngsters on their first train ride were: Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Charles Bonner, Mrs. Chris Clodt, Mrs. John Cooke, Mrs. George Kitchens, Mrs. Arthur Mabs, Mrs. J. E. Pruett, Margaret Nickerson, Mrs. Ronald Simonds, Mrs. Marian Trantham and Mr. Wayne L. Butterbaugh, district superintendent, and Miss Helen Magnusson, teacher. Castor oil is an important raw material in making paints, varnishes, lubricants, and nylon. Group Attends Conference of 31 adults and young at the Stanton Communleft at 9 a.m., Saturs and a special bus for y, near San Diego, to Youth Summer Congled held June 16 to the by the American school Union, in charge Robert Monnell, it is an national conference at young people from all Southland. Charles White of Stanton of recreation and singWhite is counselor; Elliis general supervisor Briggs is in charge of Her assistants are Hish Vipond, Leonard JenEljah Hopper. On to the White's two masters Sharon and Alice were: Bill Henderson, Sherland, Jane Ellen Ann Karraker, Vida ams, Ted Hoar, "Chuck" esley Van de Warker, Morrison, Betty Hopper, Boka, "Billy" Holden, Clada Pletz, Cheryl rol Ann Padgett, Richy, Donald Isbell, Linda and Lindell McKinnon, Dale Collyer. Sim Boy Party Mrs. Vearl C. Royer many friends at their Dickle st., Sunday at house from 3 to 6, in their son Charles, who of the 190 graduates him high school this he was decorated in white daisies. Tea table keeping with the Ana951 class colors, green with the class flower, as a centerpiece. Were Joan Royer, Royings, Marjorie Royer for Golestein. Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Jened the hostess during a volunteer with the chapter chairman, Mrs. C. H. Illck, vice-chairman of volunteer services, Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, in charge of the blood donor service and Mrs. Kathryn Wheeler, executive secretary formed a welcoming committee. The welcome they gave these visiting Red Cross workers—most of whom were volunteers,(who had rushed through household chores to arrive in Anaheim by 10 a.m.) was enhanced by the "second breakfast" served by Mrs. M. A. Gauer's canteen committee. Ruth Hall and Helen Rommell, looking chic in crisp blue Red Cross uniforms were kept busy serving coffee and orange juice which Florence Borden supplied from the kitchen. When food is required for a Red Cross function, you will find Mrs. Gauer in the midst of things, for she is the hard working chairman of canteen. So many people have asked for the recipe for the egg dish served at the Ebell breakfast several weeks ago that we have asked Mrs. Gauer's permission to print it. As served to 150 breadfasters that morning, it took 15 dozen eggs, but cut down to family size, it goes like this: BAKED EGG SQUARES (4 servings) 4 alicee bacon 8 eggs 1 cup top milk 1 teaspoon salt Pepper Dice bacon fine and fry slowly until crisp. Drain off half the fat. Beat eggs slightly, using a fork instead of rotary beater and add milk and seasonings. Add bacon and drippings and pour into shallow grease baking dish or 9 inch glass pie plate. Bake at 350 F., for 30 minutes. Cut in squares. Garnish with parsley and serve with triangles of buttered toast. Knowing a bargain when they see it, Anaheim homemakers have been taking advantage of Mitchell's "get acquainted" offer on Desco Ware, the new porcelain cast iron cooking utensils that are the sensation of kitchen and barbecue. Imported from France, the secret of the success of this new type of cooking utensil lies in its graceful lines, attractive orangy-red color and the facts that its base of iron is especially cast for strength. BETTY ROSE 224 East Center Street ...in Anaheim Anniw of CHILDREN'S SUMME STARTING THURSDAY We invite you to help us celebrate the anniversary accomplished through YOUR LOYAL PATRONA. By cutting the prices of our regular summer stock offering a JUBILEE of VALUES - - presenting DRESSES – Girls 2-12 Toddlers to six - - a REAL ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL .....2.79 Sizes 2 to 12 - - Unusual values. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL .....3.79 and 4.79 Another group - - 2 to 12 - Chic little dressy numbers. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 5.79 and 6.79 BOYS WEAR Boys SPORT SHIRTS - - assorted colors. Sizes 2-12. Values to 2.98. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 1.49 Boys T-SHIRTS - - assorted colors, stripes and plains. Sizes 0-6x Regular 1.69 and 1.98 values. A very special ANNIVERSARY VALUE at .....1.00 and 1.49 Boys PAJAMAS - - Sizes 2-8 - - regular 3.50 values in seersucker - - ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL .....2.79 Boys PAJAMAS - - another group, sizes 2-14 was decorated in white daisies. Tea table keeping with the Ana-951 class colors, green with the class flower, tions as a centerpiece. Here Joan Royer, Royings, Marjorie Royer or Golestein. Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Jened the hostess during an volunteer with the reserves stationed at and plans to attend senior college next year. Friends in attendance thomas of Van Nuys; Knapp, Reseda; Gene Coffin and wife Grove. Friends were from West Los Anbeach, Santa Ana, Anaheim. to put crisp fresh tears on the dessert pany them with a faFlorida are large probage for fresh use. STORK SHOWER On last Monday evening, Mrs. Jack Bell honored her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jerry Gould with a stork shower. Mrs. Gould — or Marian—is a stranger in town, having just arrived from Michigan. Dorothy Bell with characteristic thoughtfulness, invited BOYS SPORT SHIRTS - assorted colors. Sizes 2-12. Values to 2.98. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 1.49 Boys T-SHIRTS - assorted colors, stripes and plaids. Sizes 0-6x. Regular 1.69 and 1.98 values. A very special ANNIVERSARY VALUE at ... 1.00 and 1.49 Boys PAJAMAS - Sizes 2-8 - regular 3.50 values in seersucker ... ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ... 2.79 Boys PAJAMAS - another group, sizes 2-14 2.50 values. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ... 1.79 SKIRTS for TEENS Skirts - all styles and patterns - Sizes 10 to 14. Regular 5.95 values ... ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ... 3.98 and 4.98 TOYS – TOYS – TOYS Buy NOW for Christmas, Birthdays and other Gift Days ... Genuine Trimble doll bathinette - a 3.98 value for ONLY ... 2.49 All rubber "SUNBABE" Dolls (she crys) - Complete with diaper and bottle, ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ... 2.49 OTHER DOLLS GREATLY REDUCED DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY at 9:30-A.M. THURSDAY—JUNE 21st FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE S&H GREEN STAMPS can not be g For 35 years, Orange County's Finest for Fulty Fetes Spring Head Mr. Fowler, retiring principal of Thomas Jefferson school in Fremont School head, honored at a farewell party at the school faculty at Im Restaurant in Garden Grove. In the evening the guests met the James Schneider in W. Vermont ave. for Attending were Mr. and Robert Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Sala, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. James, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose McMiss Audrey Vall, Roband Miss Gertrude An- Graders Train Ride through the Los Angeles station, and a chance to own tickets for a real Santa Fe Streamliner happy experience of 30 ride children from the Sanctionary school. Panying the youngsters first train ride were: Adams, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Chris Clodt, Mrs. Boke, Mrs. George Kitchler Arthur Mabs, Mrs. J. E. Margaret Nickerson, Mrs. Simonds, Mrs. Marlan and Mr. Wayne L. But district superintendent, Helen Magnusson, teach- oll is an important raw oil making paints, varnicants, and nylon. Ikettes Plan Square Dance "Western Birds at Home" was the title of an interesting film shown at a meeting of Ikettes Monday evening in the rumpus room of the Riheard Martin home. Entertainment was in charge of Mrs. Martin and Dorothy Wingert. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Arch Henry and Mrs. John O'Kane. Foremost on the agenda were plans for the Friday night square dance at La Palma Youth center with all county Ikes and their partners invited. Next meeting will be a birthday party pot luck in La Palma park at 6:30 July 11. Meeting last night at the home of Molle Claes on E., Ball rd., Lois Rebekah Thimble club had as a special guest for the evening Ethel Beach; wife of the deputy grand master of Grand Lodge of Sacramento. Other guests present were Helen Zincke of Fullerton, Mildred Carter, Charlotte Jeske and Ida Mae Walburg of Anaheim. During the business meeting the group discussed ways and means of raising money. Door prize was awarded to Opal Meeker and traveling prize to Etta Tuma. On the committee were Elsie Spaulding, Etta Tuma, Dorothea Clatt and Hannah Horowitz. Next meeting will be a pot luck dinner on July 17 at 115 S. Olive st. Members are asked to bring their own table service. About 50 important U.S. crops require pollination by honey bees or other insects. Personal Mention The kindergarten pupils of Savanna school ended the year with many treats that delighted the small frys. Wednesday morning, Mrs. John Wachter of 7782 E. Second st., entertained the classmates of her daughter Sharon, in honor of her sixth birthday. Punch, cookies and ice cream were served at picnic tables on the school lawn. A special guest was Sharon's two year old sister Linda. Thursday morning Mrs. Mabel Heltman, teacher, and Allen Blakeley, bus driver, took the children to see the new Savanna school where they are scheduled to be in first grade next fall. They ended the final hour with a watermelon party on the lawn. NEW SHRIMP COCKTAIL 1 small avocado ½ cup tomato cocktail sauce 3 tablespoons mayonnaise Few drops tabasco sauce ½ teaspoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon pickle relish 2 tablespoons French dressing ¼ cup chopped shrimp ¼ cup finely cut celery Cut avocado into halves lengthwise and remove seed and skin. Cut fruit into cubes. Combine cocktail sauce, mayonnaise, tabasco sauce, lemon juice, pickle relish and French dressing, blending thoroughly. Lightly stir in shrimp, avocado and celery. Serve chilled in cocktail glasses. Makes 4 servings. ROSE Shop in Anaheim Anniversary Sale CHILDREN'S and TEEN-AGER'S SUMMER TOGS and TOYS THURSDAY-JUNE 21 at 9:30 A.M. Celebrate the anniversary of many years of growth which has been LOYAL PATRONAGE. Regular summer stock to Mid-winter Clearance prices we are VALUES presenting an unusual opportunity at this time of year. DRESSES for TEENS Teen-age dresses - Regular 10.95, 12.95 and 14.95 values. Many of our latest styles and shades. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ...8.95 and 10.95 BEACH WEAR Boys Boxer Swim Trunks - Sizes 2-6 - Assorted colors - A REAL ANNIVERSARY SAVING at...2.49 Girls Bathing Suits - Satin lastex reinforced with Nylon - all colors - Sizes 2-6. A very wonderful ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL at...2.49 Many other Suits valued at 3.95 - NOW...2.49 A REAL ANNIVERSARY SAVING at.....2.49 Girls Bathing Suits --- Satin lastex reinforced with Nylon --- all colors --- Sizes 2-8. A very wonderful ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL at.....2.49 ★★★ Many other Suits valued at 3.95 - NOW.....2.49 LINGERIE for Girls and Teens GIRLS RAYON PANTIES --- Sizes 2-14 --- regular 89c and 1.00 values --- A real bargain on our ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL .....59c ★★★ TEEN-AGE SLIPS --- full fashion, lace trimmed, during ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL --- at.....2.79 HALF SLIPS --- lace trimmed --- at the remarkable low price of.....1.79 Girls PAJAMAS -- Sizes 2-14 --- One group of 2.50 values --- Very special at.....1.79 One group of Balbrigans --- 3.98 values --- ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL.....3.29 at the BETTY ROSE Shop 224 EAST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM OF STORE STAMPS can not be given on sale merchandise. Orange County's Finest for Children --- Now, Teens Tool