anaheim-gazette 1951-07-13

Local Students In Noted Music-Arts School Patti Mattox, Philip Taylor, Diane Cave and Dixylee Hopkins have been accepted for the first Idyllwild Summer high school at the Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts in the San Jacinto mountains, from July 9 to 22. The specially selected high school chorus of 50 voices will have the opportunity to work under the direction of nationally known choral conductors including Dr. Max T. Krone and Dr. Charles C. Hirt of the University of Southern California, Dr. Ralph Lyman of Pomona college, Myron Green, assistant supervisor of music, San Diego public schools, Milton Young, 'Glendale college, and George Holgate, Oxnard high school. In addition to choral rehearsals and classes in voice, conducting, and fine arts, the students of the chorus will have an opportunity to take part in the opera, "Down in the Valley," based on American folk songs, by Kurt Weill, which will be produced at Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts on Friday night, July 20, at 8:30. The first annual concert by the Festival chorus of the school, consisting of both the high school and college choruses will be given on Sunday afternoon, July 22, at 5:00 o'clock in the Atwater-Kent Bowl on the Idyllwild school campus. The concert will be open to the public without charge, but a free will offering will be received for the Idyllwild Summer high School Scholarship fund of 1952. A goal of 25 scholarships has been set for the summer of 1952 from the sun. Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 SECOND BIRTHDAY for Anaheim Ikettes was observed last night with a picnic in La Palma park. Mrs. Wayne Held was in charge of the evening with 78 members and their families in attendance. Casting in the pool was the diversion of the evening. Miss California to Model Prize Winning Clothes in National Contest SACRAMENTO (AP)—Miss Cali-be cold in a swimming suit. Fornia is their doll and they're dressing her. But here's what the fashion creators are going to see that Miss California to Model Prize Winning Clothes in National Contest Festival chorus of the school, consisting of both the high school and college choruses will be given on Sunday afternoon, July 22, at 5:00 o'clock in the Atwater-Kent Bowl on the Idyllwild school campus. The concert will be open to the public without charge, but a free will offering will be received for the Idyllwild Summer high School Scholarship fund of 1952. A goal of 25 scholarships has been set for the summer of 1952 from the sundry programs in the Atwater-Kent Bowl, of which ten have already been subscribed. The high school chorus also serves as a laboratory, observation group for the Choral Directors' workshop which is meeting at the Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts during the same two weeks and which has enrolled choral directors from all sections of the country. Illinois Picnic At Long Beach The 45th Annual Illinois Summer Picnic-Reunion will be held in Bixby Park, Long Beach, Saturday, July 21, gathering from all Southern California Program, beginning at 1:00 p.m. by Long Beach Municipal Band and mayor's welcome, will feature several noted artists. Lieut. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight will be the guest speaker. A caterer will serve on grounds. Free coffee to all wearing the Official badges. Come and enjoy, a great day and a great program. NOW! Doors Open 6:45 p.m. Farley Granger - Ruth Roman "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN" and Robert Ryan - Claire Trevor "BEST OF THE BADMEN" Color by Technicolor CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 M.I. W. of Anaheim Tonight Saturday July 13 July 14 "GO FOR BROKE" Van Johnson, with Heroes of SECOND BIRTHDAY for Anaheim Ikettes was observed last night with a picnic in La Palma park. Mrs. Wayne Held was in charge of the evening with 78 members and their families in attendance. Casting in the pool was the diversion of the evening. Miss California to Model Prize Winning Clothes in National Contest SACRAMENTO (AP)—Miss California is their doll and they're dressing her. She had trouble finding a swim suit big enough. It took 20 minutes to locate a nice, chartreuse, one-piece costume. And she got a skirt on backward, leaving a button for sitting on. But through it all Patricia Lehman, tender, untanned and 25, managed to look like a just-awakening dream doll. Even on a warm afternoon in a cafeteria building at the state fairgrounds. The Sacramento school-teacher turned beauty-queen is going to wear California label clothes to Atlantic City for the Miss America competition in September. She'll be advertising something besides western sunshine, thanks to the California Fashion Creators, Los Angeles. The clothes are all 1951 state fair ribbon and medal winners. The people who judged the clothes are doing the dressing and the quiet, charming blonde said that indeed she does feel like a girl in a dream. Especially as she moved around in a white, nylon net gown with an all-lace top, bouffant skirt and train. But Judge Dorothy Handelman, Los Angeles, with silver grey fingernails to match her hair said: "Ixnayi!" Then the doll put on a long gown of two-tone de-lustered satin. Sea blue and rose without any straps over the shoulders. The doll was all the time blinking her eyes and smiling. Her hair was loose and real and longer than the hair most real girls are wearing this year. A white cocktail knit followed. Off the shoulders with lots of turquoise sequins. "That girl has a remarkable figure to do anything to it at all," observed radio fashion commentator Jane Todd, San Farnisco. "Try that jacket," suggested be cold in a swimming suit. But here's what the fashion creators are going to see that Miss California has when she's off for the crown trials: three evening gowns, three swim suits bi enough to fit, two suits, one with a coat, at least three daytime dresses, three cocktail dresses about seven hats — and all the shoes, gloves, hand bags, slip bras, girdles and robes a doll away from home needs. Honor Oil Co. Employees Here The Home Oil Co. entertains its employees this week at a steamed dinner in Laguna Beach Seafar lodge. Guest speakers at the achievement award banquet were Frank Fullenwider and Herb Fischbeck who attended with their wives. R. J. Grange was master of ceramics. A potluck dinner will be held at Wesley Methodist church tonight for members of the congregation Historic films on the San Francisco co earthquake and early presidents will be shown, starting at 7:30. Dinner will be served at 6:30. CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 Ml. W. of Anaheim Tonight Saturday July 13 July 14 "GO FOR BROKE" Van Johnson, with Heroes of the 442nd Regiment -- plus -- "RIGHT CROSS" June Allyson - Dlek Powell Sunday Tuesday Wednesday July 15 July 17 July 18 "WATCH THE BIRDIE" Red Skelton - Arlene Dahl, Ann Miller — Plus "I WAS AN AMERICAN SPY" Ann Dvorak - Gene Evans Open 6 days week—Closed Monday Individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE The doll was all the time blinking her eyes and smiling. Her hair was loose and real and longer than the hair most real girls are wearing this year. A white cocktail knit followed. Off the shoulders with lots of turquoise sequins. "That girl has a remarkable figure to do anything to it at all," observed radio fashion commentator Jane Todd, San Francisco. "Try that jacket," suggested Judge Maggie Pextion, Los Anas she adjusted her great purple stole. She cautioned, though, "It may look like heck on her." But when Miss California was in it Judge Sheldon purred "it looks wonderful." "She's a real lady," observed Judge Maggie Pextion, Los Angeles, as the doll smiled and smiled. Pamela Lindus, Pasadena, state fair fashion director, said it might be pretty hot for wool in Atlantic City. 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Cool and crisp—that is the way this summer's best salads are and what a lift they do give to warm weather meals. When mother can not bear to think of standing at the hot stove but when taste temp-ters are needed to jog jaded appetites, salad is the answer. A cold salad plate can be a meal in itself. With an eye to colors that blend and textures that contrast, let's start with canned tuna or chicken mixed with celery, green pepper and real mayonnaise. Slices of cold meat will do just as well, but in either case, we will lightly add a mound of slaw and a scoop of potato or macaroni salad beside it on a dinner plate. A few berries or a wedge of melon will nestle into a spare lettuce leaf and the family's favorite pickles complete the picture. Individual plates, one for each person to be served, may be made up ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator to chill. Comes dinner time, and the meal on a plate is ready to serve with tall glasses of iced tea for grown-ups and chocolate milk shakes for the kiddies. It is a welcome change of pace for eating in the summer time. And speaking of salads, while we are waiting for tomatoes to be ed in a half watermelon. You scoop the meat from the watermelon, of course, and combine it with fruits in season (and some of the canned fruit if you must) and heap it high. Fruit salad on the half shell—well, what do you know! Or try this. Peel a medium sized cantaloupe, leaving it whole. Gently scoop the seeds out through the small hole you make in one end. Slice just enough off the other end to enable the melon to stand upright on a plate. Make fruit gelatine and pour it into the melon to set. When well chilled, and the gelatine is firm, slice it and serve each round on its own bed of lettuce. If you feel real fancy, frost the melon before slicing, with cream cheese. Interesting Combinations Cabbage, carrots, celery and green pepper are always available. Let's combine them to make things interesting. Cabbage is best chopped or shredded very fine. Ever put some pineapple in your slaw? Apple or banana combines well with cabbage, too. When it is straight vegetable you want, red cabbage mixed with the green makes a pretty dish. Here is the place to use chopped parsley too. Children 20-30 Anns Have New Members The 20-30 Anns began the monthly get-together by having dinner at the Dorothy-Wade restaurant. The beautiful flower centerpiece was arranged by Mr. Jack Gledhill, affectionately known as "Mom." After dinner members went to the home of the president, Lou Ferguson, for their meeting. The new officers were installed by "Mom" and two new members initiated were Virginia DeLeon and Dorothy Smith. They were dressed up as "baby Ann," with bonnets and rattles, and presented corsages and the beautiful 20-pin. Final plans were made for evening of games to be held July 14 at the home of Lou Winger with husbands and friends as guests. Julie Brown, who held the "Fine-Safe" Pin, had her fun fining the girls for various amusements. The "On-Time" award was won by Ruth Stewart, the first time she was ever so lucky. The August meeting is to be preceded by a barbecue in the park with Virginia DeLeon hostess. Guests attending, who will soon be eligible for membership, were Wilma Winger, Louise Winger Botty Ponteprino and Pat Much enthaler. Marciano Looks For Charles-Louis Fight After KO Tinny ‘Swirled’ Dress Ael Prize National Contest In a swimming suit. Here’s what the fashion is going to see that Miss Winne Held was in charge of their families in attendance. Three swim suits big to fit, two suits, one with at least three daytime dresses, three cocktail dresses, seven hats — and all the gloves, hand bags, slips, cardies and robes a doll-away home needs. Moor Oil Co. Employee Here Home Oil Co. entertained employees this week at a steak in Laguna Beach Seafare Speakers at the achieveward banquet were Frank Wilder and Herb Fischbeck attended with their wives. Grange was master of cereal. Luck dinner will be held at Methodist church tonight members of the congregation. C films on the San Francisquito and early presi-will be shown, starting at dinner will be served at 6:30. QUICK TOMATO ASPIC 2 tablespoons gelatine 4 cups tomato juice 1½ cups solid ingredients Seasonings Soak the gelatine in ½ cup of cold tomato juice, and then dissolve it in the remaining juice which has been heated to the boiling point. As tomato juice varies, it is wise to taste it to see whether additional seasoning is required. After seasoning, stir in a combination of sliced olives, chopped celery, chopped green peppers, shredded carrots or cabbage, flaked fish, etc. Mold and chill until firm. Serves about eight. Melon Salads A plastic measuring spoon is a handy gadget with which to make melon balls from cantaloupe, honey dew or watermelon. If dicing seems easier, dice by all means, but section a grapefruit or two and combine with the melon, and a sprinkling of berries, and top with cottage cheese. This sounds good to me: melon balls or diced slices, chunks of pineapple, wedges of fresh peach, and a few white grapes. Mint is the garnish and it is served on a lettuce leaf with mayonnaise diluted with fruit juice. For a party menu served buffet style, try fruit salad serv- Individual plates, one for each person to be served, may be made up ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator to chill. Comes dinner time, and the meal on a plate is ready to serve with tall glasses of ice tea for grown-ups and chocolate milk shakes for the kiddies. It is a welcome change of pace for eating in the summer time. And speaking of salads, while we are waiting for tomatoes to be high in quality and low in price, the opportunity is here to utilize popular tomato aspic. It comes in cans now, you know, already to slice. Nice to have on your emergency shelf. If you are the kind of a cook who favors the home-made. However, here is a recipe that is a time saver. QUICK TOMATO ASPIC 2 tablespoons gelatine 4 cups tomato juice 1½ cups solid ingredients Seasonings Soak the gelatine in ½ cup of cold tomato juice, and then dissolve it in the remaining juice which has been heated to the boiling point. As tomato juice varies, it is wise to taste it to see whether additional seasoning is required. After seasoning, stir in a combination of sliced olives, chopped celery, chopped green peppers, shredded carrots or cabbage, flaked fish, etc. Mold and chill until firm. Serves about eight. Melon Salads A plastic measuring spoon is a handy gadget with which to make melon balls from cantaloupe, honey dew or watermelon. If dicing seems easier, dice by all means, but section a grapefruit or two and combine with the melon, and a sprinkling of berries, and top with cottage cheese. This sounds good to me: melon balls or diced slices, chunks of pineapple, wedges of fresh peach, and a few white grapes. Mint is the garnish and it is served on a lettuce leaf with mayonnaise diluted with fruit juice. For a party menu served buffet style, try fruit salad serv- Cabbage, carrots, celery and green pepper are always available. Let’s combine them to make things interesting. Cabbage is best chopped or shredded very fine. Ever put some pineapple in your slaw? Apple or banana combines well with cabbage, too. When it is straight vegetable you want, red cabbage mixed with the green makes a pretty dish. Here is the place to use chopped parsley too. Children generally like peanuts but are not always so enthusiastic about salads. So many a knowing mother puts the peanuts in the salad and enjoys the nutty flavor herself. For this one, start with a cabbage base and add carrots, celery, green pepper and then the peanuts as your taste dictates. Raisins appeal to the youngsters, and often carrot and raisin salad with a light dressing of mayonnaise is the favorite. Shredded or grated carrots are delicious when mixed with sliced stuffed olives, diced red apples, a few celery seeds and mayonnaise. Or mingle the bright orange of the carrot with the green of a bell pepper in thin shreds. A little onion, a suggestion of celery and some ground parsley mixed lightly together with yogurt or mayonnaise completes an inexpensive salad that delights the eye and the palate as well. Home Builders Monthly Meet Attractive patio of the Albert Bircher home on Brookhurst rd. was the setting for a pot luck dinner enjoyed by members of the home builders class Wednesday. The White Temple Methodist group is headed by Mrs. Vera Riner who conducted the business meeting. On the committee for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rector were co-host and hostess. Salmon loaf is particularly delicious when you add coarsely chopped sweet pickle and a little grated onion to it before baking. Guests attending, who will soon be eligible for membership, were Wilma Winger, Louise Winger Batty Ponteprino and Pat Much enthaler. Marciano Looks For Charles-Louis Fight After KO Power-punching Rocky Marco ano set his bomb sights on heavy weight Ezzard Charles or Jo Louis after his smashing rout title contender Rex Layne last night. “Charles, Louis, that’s for me,” said Rocky. “But my manager Marcel Jellison says it has to be Charles-J Louis next. Okay, I’m ready.” This from a guy who was rated a 13 to 5 underdog, wasn’t give a chance by the alleged expert and who celebrated his third year of pro boxing by belting out the pride of the Rockies with a smashing right to the jaw in 35 seconds of a ten round. He fought a perfect fight against Rex,” said Layne’s manager Marcel Jellison. “He had him figured ill Schmeling figured Louis the first time. You got to give him credit iholMoBcrotknaa gtiklc. E... His style bothered me,” said doleful Layne. “I couldn’t get opening for a clean shot. He hit hard. Not as hard as Louis, he hard. I don’t want to take any thing away from Rocky—he’s good—but I felt loggy all night Couldn’t get going. Maybe I’ve been working too hard and long I’m going to take a rest But I be back.” It was his first knockout loss and only his second defeat in fights. It was the 31st knockout in fights for the ex-shoemaker Brockton. pineapple, wedges of fresh peach, and a few white grapes. Mint is the garnish and it is served on a lettuce leaf with mayonnaise diluted with fruit juice. For a party menu served buffet style, try fruit salad servChester Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rector were co-host and hostess. Salmon loaf is particularly delicious when you add coarsely chopped sweet pickle and a little grated onion to it before baking. Get an electric home f SPECIAL FOOD SHOPPING CAN BE FUN—if have to do it too often. And when an electric home food freezer, th of shopping trips you make is pr a matter of choice, because ahead," use what you need at store the rest safely in your fre You can freeze just about every food, and all of it stays at the pea ness and flavor until you serve i Gadson SOUTHERN CALIFORNI 30 Anns Have New Members 20-30 Anns began their day get-together by having at the Dorothy-Wade residence. The beautiful flower center was arranged by Mrs. Liedhill, affectionately known as "Mr. dinner members went to home of the president, Louis Johnson, for their meeting. The officers were installed by and two new members were Virginia DeLeon Morothy Smith. They were up as "baby Ann's," with us and rattles, and presented us and the beautiful 20-30 plans were made for an event of games to be held on 4 at the home of Louise Brown, who held the Safe" Pin, had her fun in the girls for various and reasons. "On-Time" award was won with Stewart, the first time ever so lucky. August meeting is to be held by a barbecue in the with Virginia DeLeon as attendees, who will soonible for membership, were: Winger, Louise Winger, Ponteprino and Pat Muckler. Barciano Looks Charles-Louis Night After KO Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morley—he is a former president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce—are leaving today for a ten-day vacation trip. Julius G. Spratte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Spratte of 8391 Moody st., Cypress, has been promoted to a corporal. He entered the Air Force in October, 1950, and has been assigned to the motor skills laboratory at the Air Force human resources research center at Lackland Air Force base at San Antonio, Texas. Christian Science Sunday Topic 'God' The Sunday Bible Lesson on "God" in all Christian Science churches emphasizes that He is supreme and ever at hand to save and to heal. The Golden Text from I Samuel (2:2) asserts: "There is none holy as the Lord; for there is none beside thee: neither is there any rock like our God." In a Bible Lesson passage from I Kings (8:57,59,60) Solomon declares: "The Lord our God be with us, as he was with our fathers: let him not leave us, nor forsake us: . . . And let these my words, . . . be nigh unto the Lord our God day and night, . . . That all the people of the earth may know that the Lord is God, and that there is none else." "We are prone to believe either in more than one Supreme Ruler or in some power less than God," writes Mary Baker Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." Calvary Baptist "What Should Be My Attitude Toward the World?" is the morning message of Pastor Bob Kevorkian at the Calvary Baptist Church, Broadway at Citron, this Sunday at 11:00. The Christian of today lives in a paradoxical situation. He is in the world but not of the world. Thus, what should be his relationship to the world as it is about him? In the evening service, which begins at 7:00 Pastor Bob will continue his series on the Ten Commandments, preaching on "The Requirement of Telling the Truth." There is a popular conception today that "The end justifies the means." Consequently many individuals feel it is justifiable to resort to rationalizations, half-truths, or white lies. What does the Scripture have to say about this? Is there such a thing as a "white lie?" Bethel Baptist The Rev. Bethold Jackstelt will be speaking at both services Sunday in Bethel Baptist Church. His 11:45 morning subject will be, "Stars In Your Crown," and in the evening, "Of Faith and Works." Friday evening, July 20, the Bethel Vacation Bible school will hold its closing exercises. The program will include Bible story slides enacted by the junior high, also the showing of the sound film, "A Boy and His Prayer." This program is open to the public. Wesley Methodist Sermon topic at the Wesley Methodist church for regular morning services this week will be "Overcomers," according to newly appointed minister William McKinley Wallace. See Them This Week FULLERTON 700 Block on E. Chapman AGAIN AT TRACT Lifetime Homes Don't wait another day to see these beautiful 3-bedroom, tropical-modern homes. Double garages—hobby rooms—scores of wonderful features... and located near schools and shopping! Easy terms! VET of FHA FINANCING MODEL HOME Visit the furnished "dream home" at 525 North Yale—just off the 700 block of E. Chapman. Act quickly—these homes are already over two-thirds sold! 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