anaheim-gazette 1951-07-25

NINE BIRDS WITH ONE STONE—The birds were storks, and the stone a group shower last night when the women of Calvary First Baptist church honored nine young matrons at a charming layette shower. Left to right: Mrs. Herman Gedney, Mrs. V. T. Mitler, Mrs. George Butler, Mrs. Robert Bowers and Mrs. Bob Kevorkian. Multi-Blessed Event Shower at Calvary Baptist Church Tuesday When Hulda Miller, as general chairman, planned to entertain nine expectant mothers of Calvary Baptist church, she planned a clever shower honoring all of the young matrons at one time. Approximately 50 women gathered at the beautifully decorated church social hall for the affair which feted Mrs. Robert Bowers, Symphony Band To Play at Idyllwild Concert A program of special interest to all will be presented at the Atwater Kent Bowl at Idyllwild next Sunday, July 29, at five o'clock. The Pomona Community Betty Saunders Tells Betrothal To Bob Pecor Pvt. Robert J. Pecor, son Mrs. H. J. G. Kreissler of 8212 Gay st., Cypress, who is taking basic training at Sheppard Base in Wichita Falls, Tex., is gaged to Miss Betty Saunders daughter of Mrs. Myrtra Saunders 10772 E. Broadway. Both young people atten Multi-Blessed Event Shower at Calvary Baptist Church Tuesday When Hulda Miller, as general chairman, planned to entertain nine expectant mothers of Calvary Baptist church, she planned a clever shower honoring all of the young matrons at one time. Approximately 50 women gathered at the beautifully decorated church social hall for the affair which fetched Mrs. Robert Bowers, Mrs. George Butler, Mrs. Robert Fox, Mrs. Bonnie Gedney, Mrs. Callie Johnson, Mrs. Melvin Killingbeck, Mrs. Helen St. Clair, Mrs. Earl Williams and Mrs. Greg Beale. Mrs. Beale, unable to attend, was represented by her mother, Mrs. Davis. Chairs decorated in pink and blue crepe paper were set apart for the honored guests with baskets of matching flowers arranged throughout the hall. A tea table set with silver service and bouquets of pink carnations and blue cornflowers centered the room. Gifts were wrapped in baby paper with a rattle attached to each identical package. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Mike Porter. Miss Carol Jane Rutledge sang "The Love of God" and Mrs. Bernice Athy presented each honoree with a clever corsage of baby pants and safety pins. Gift presentation was made by Mrs. Kevorkian. Assisting the chairman were Peggy Hoag, Elsie Myers, Frances Davis, Faye Arnold, Phyllis Clow, Bernice Athy, Dorothy Burns and Mrs. Kevorkian. Marquita Dixon Has Birthday Party Miss Marquita Dixon was feted last Friday evening on the occasion of her 17th birthday. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dixon, invited seven of her girl friends over for a hamburger fry in the patio of their home. Attending the get-together were: Ana Lou Daly, Madelyn Dunnegan, Helen Weir, Diane Cash, Carlene Korn, Gwen Keithly, all of Anaheim; Glenn Sue Bryant of Covina and honoree, Marquita Dixon. Symphony Band To Play at Idyllwild Concert A program of special interest to all will be presented at the Atwater Kent Bowl at Idyllwild next Sunday, July 29, at five o'clock. The Pomona Community Symphonic Band of 50 pieces under the direction of Stanton Selby will play a varied program of works for wind instruments. In addition to the numbers for band the program will feature several outstanding soloists who will present solos and ensemble numbers. There will be no admission charge for the concert but a free-will offering will be received for the 1952 scholarship fund for the Idyllwild Summer High School Chorus. Ten scholarships have already been raised from the concerts in the Atwater Kent Bowl this season for the 1952 chorus, and it is expected that the goal of 15 will be reached before the series of concerts closes August 12th. Howard Anderson And Family Visit Parents in Anaheim First Lt. and Mrs. Howard D. Anderson of Sacramento recently flew to Lansing, Michigan where they took delivery on a new automobile. Enroute home they visited relatives and friends and stopped at Yellowstone, Bryce and Zion National Parks. In Anaheim they picked up their twb children who had been staying with Lt. Anderson's family. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Anderson, a brother, in Long Beach, who have recently welcomed a new son into the family. Timothy Edward was born Monday night at Harriman Jones clinic in Long Beach. The E. D. Anderson's have another son, Mike, and a daughter Pat. The Panama Railroad, built in 1855, was the first transcontinental railroad in the western hemisphere. Betty Saunders Tells Betrothal To Bob Pecor Pvt. Robert J. Pecor, son Mrs. H. J. G. Kreissler of 8212 Gay st., Cypress, who is taking basic training at Sheppard Base in Wichita Falls, Tex., is gaged to Miss Betty Saunders daughter of Mrs. Myrta Saunders 10772 E. Broadway. Both young people attended Anaheim high and Fullerton Junior college. Betty was well known as a dancer who studied at Mtin's studio and is now working with a ceramic studio in San Ana. Soldier Writes of German Occupation Miss Donna Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jinnings of 7062 E. Orange ave., received word from her flam Glenn Rogers, that he has moved to Hanau, Germany, from Maileun. He says that the 4th Division of the 20th Infantry, to which he is attached is quartered in his story modern barracks and that the German KP's are feeding them very well, in fact they are quite comfortable and happy, they have coffee and cigarettes. German people do not have coffee. Rogers is the son of Mr. and Mt George B. Rogers of Cypress. Agnes Zinda Fetes Institute Deputies Agnes Zinda, who was YLI II trict Deputy for the year just completed, entertained Institute deities of District 17 recently with lovely dinner party in her Ceetos ave. home. Attending were: Helen Krie Grand Director; Evangeline Mitlet; San Diego; Sadie Winan; S Diego; Erika Boles and Doroh Hart; Oceanside; Ruth Dean and Margaret Young; Santa Ana; Mica Ryan; Long Beach; Alber Hammer; Fullerton; Ann Henne District Deputy of San Diego; Adeline McBride; Elsie Benner or Mary Ellen Grady of Anaheim. The Amazon river system is largest in the world. NOW OPEN PAUL'S SANDWICH and MALT SHOP 900 N. LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE 9137 Specializing in... HAMBURGERS BARBECUE SANDWICHES FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP — ORDERS TO TAKE OUT — Complete Fountain Service PAUL CZAPLA . . . Formerly of Armstrong's cordially invites you to his new location where you will find the best of food and service. OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 11 P.M.—Closed Mondays 3 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1961 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist July's best buys in foods include the dairy products, milk, cream, cheese and eggs and high on the list also are fish, frying chicken, bacon, picnic hams, cold cuts and the variety meats such as liver, kidney and heart. So says the U.S. Department of Agriculture which bases this choice on seasonal availability. These trends which make for economical good eating are apparent right here in Anaheim. One has only to look at the advertised food specials of our leading markets to be assured. Safeway guarantees the flavor perfect frying chickens that are frosted to insure freshness. Meaty pieces of the golden brown fried bird makes a sumptuous meal hot at dinner or cold for a picnic lunch. You will find Safeway's beef shelf—solid pack tuna for hearty salads, pork and beans in tomato sauce for the protein part of lunch, a variety of canned soup for "something hot," packaged gelatin and puddings so easy to prepare. Canned meats and meat spreads are very handy to have also. In place of the ever popular hamburger, Alpha Beta offers canned corned beef which can be chopped and formed into patties. CORNED BEEF PATTIES 1 12 oz. can corned beef 1 No. 2 can whole kernel corn 1 egg ½ cup dry bread crumbs 1 teaspoon dry mustard Few drops Worcestershire sauce 2 tablespoons cooking fat Chop the corned beef fairly finely and add drained corn, lightly beaten egg, crumbs and seasoning. Shape into patties and fry until brown on both sides. Serve with tomato sauce or catsup. Make eight medium sized patties. COLD COOKERY It is a good investment to transfer frozen delicacies from the grocery store frozen food bank to one in your own home. Deep freezers have become standard equipment in many homes, and kitchenets today are without so provision for storing some frozen foods. Safeway's chicken pies have only to be popped into the oven a little while before meal time thaw and to brown. Frozen tash and frozen French fries are the handy packaged accompaniments. Your refrigerator will cook you in an amazing number of ways which range all the way from well chilled first course, through the main dish, jellied or frozen saladds, breads, and frozen desserts. The trick is to keep the freezer full and to make it work for you. FROZEN FRUIT SALADS 1 No. 2 can pineapple 1 No. 2½ can white cherries 1 No. 2½ can apricots 1 tablespoon butter or oleo 1 tablespoon flour 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 egg Drain the pineapple, reserve the juice and cut the fruit Betty Saunders Hills Betrothal Bob Pecor Robert J. Pecor, son of H. J. G. Kreissler of 8212 S. St., Cypress, who is taking training at Sheppard Air in Wichita Falls, Tex., is ento Miss Betty Saunders, center of Mrs. Myrta Saunders, E. Broadway. Youth people attendedheim high and Fullerton Juncollege. Betty was well knowndancer who studied at Marstudio and is now workingac ceramic studio in Santa Ardier Writes of German Occupation Donna Jennings, daughter r. and Mrs. Leonard Jenof 7062 E. Orange ave, has lived word from her fiance, n Rogers, that he has movedmanau, Germany, from MaunHe says that the 4th Diviof the 20th Infantry, to which attached is quartered in four modern barracks and that German KP's are feeding themwell, in fact they are quite portable and happy, they even coffee and cigarettes. The man people do not have coffee.agers is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Rogers of Cypress. James Zinda Fetes Institute Deputies James Zinda, who was YLI Disdeputy for the year just cond, entertained Instittue depuf District 17 recently with a dinner party in her Cerrive home. Pending were: Helen Krom, Director; Evangeline Menan Diego; Sadie Winan, San; Erika Boles and Dorothy Oceanside; Ruth Dean and Aaret Young, Santa Ana; Monkyan, Long Beach; Alberta Amner, Fullerton; Ann Hennesy, Deputy of San Diego, and one McBride. Elsie Benner and Ellen Grady of Anaheim. Amazon river system is the best in the world. Citrus Market economic good eating are apparent right here in Anaheim. One has only to look at the advertised food specials of our leading markets to be assured. Safeway guarantees the flavor perfect frying chickens that are frosted to insure freshness. Meaty pieces of the golden brown fried bird makes a sumptuous meal hot at dinner or cold for a picnic lunch. You will find Safeway's beef liver to be excellent and easy on the pocketbook. Extra delicious when teamed with crisp bacon or fried onions. Good old bacon and eggs makes a fine summer main dish at any meal of the day. Alpha Beta is featuring these twins along with the biggest selection of cheese in town, and these items are going like hot cakes. FARM FRESH The warm weather plays havoc with fresh fruits and vegetables when they are not handled just right. Wilted produce has impaired flavor and the vitamin loss is tremendous. To be just right the quality must be high in the first place, and it must receive expert handling from farm to table. You will find only the very best produce at Alpha Beta markets and it is kept farm fresh. Treat it right when you get it home and prepare for a heap of good eating. Elberta freestone peaches are here at last and those big Klondike watermelons that are so famous for flavor. The new crop of Astrachan apples are dandy for all purpose cooking, and vine ripened cantaloupes, bell peppers and Utah type celery are not to be slighted. QUICK AND EASY During this lovely weather, the less time spent in the kitchen, the better. 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Art Aragon in Decision Over John Gonsalves LOS ANGELES (UP)—Art Aragon of Los Angeles and Oakland's Johnny Gonsalves gave Olympic auditorium fight fans plenty to cheer about last night as Aragon alarmed his way to a split decision in 10 rounds. Aragon weighed 139¼ and Gonsalves 137¼. The Los Angeles lightweight built up an early lead and in the fifth had Gonsalves on the ropes for a three count while 9000 fans yelled themselves hoarse. It looked as though Gonsalves wouldn't weather the bombardment as Aragon punched his head and body. Referee Mushy Callahan waved Aragon to a neutral corner and began his count. The plucky Gonsalves came back fighting. He was carrying the attack to Aragon as the fifth ended and more than held his own the rest of the way. Judge Joe Stone gave Gonsalves the fight by one point, but referee Callahan gave pieces. Pit the cherries. Cut apricots in pieces. In a double boiler, melt the fat and stir in the flour. Next stir in the pineapple juice, sugar, lemon juice and the slightly beaten egg. When smooth, set aside to cool. Fold in one cup cream, whipped, and the drained fruit. Chill until firm and serve on a bed of lettuce. USC Still Winning. BERLIN (UP)—The all-victorious touring American track and field team moved on to Vienna today after winning its fourth straight track meet against German athletes six events to four. American victories and performances included 110-meter hurdles, Dick Attlesey, Southern California; 15.2; shot put, Parry O'Brien, Southern California, 53 ft. 7 in.; and pole vault, Walter Jensen, Southern California, 13 ft. 10 in. PSYCHOLOGICAL ILLESS SINGAPORE (UP)—A local man perspired and turned purple. Then he became sick with fear and left his place of business. Back home he called a doctor. But first he took a bath. He sighed with relief when the purple was washed away by the shower. The purple man reconstructed his day's activities in search of an explanation. 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