anaheim-gazette 1951-08-09

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1951 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 BETROTHAL NEWS was revealed today by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mack, 1216 Pearl st., when they announced that their daughter, Sylvia, will wed Arthur Altheide in November. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Altheide of Winston fd. Northern Orange County Pan Hellenic Plans September Benefit Brunch Among the first social events Douglas of Fullerton, Decorations; scheduled for this fall is the Mrs. R. A. Shellsbarger of Ful BETROTHAL NEWS was revealed today by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mack, 1216 Pearl St., when they announced that their daughter, Sylvia, will wed Arthur Altheide in November. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Altheide of Winston fd. Northern Orange County Pan Hellenic Plans September Benefit Brunch Among the first social events scheduled for this fall is the Northern Orange County Pan-Hellenic's Annual Scholarship Benefit, to be held this year on September 15 at the Sunny Hills Recreation Center, Fullerton. Plans are well under way to make this year's party a brunch and card party, as festive and as successful as in previous years, with more scholarships for worthy and needy girls from this area as the goal. The members of the Pan-Hellenic, whose bond is common membership in national college sororities, are working to increase the size and number of their scholarship grants, as in most cases this aid is the deciding factor in the recipient's being able to further her education. Committee heads have been busy all summer, under the able direction of Mrs. C. J. Stull of Fullerton, General Chairman. Mrs. Duke Clark of North Janss st. is in charge of Tables; Mrs. H. B. Douglas of Fullerton, Decorations; Mrs. R. A. Shellabarger of Fullerton, Prizes... these have always been the source of much excitement and pleasure, as the local merchants are most generous in their support, and their contributions are outstanding in quality. Mrs. Sam Ferraris of Fullerton is planning a surprise menu for this year's party... a departure from the usual coffee and doughnut brunch. Mrs. Charles Peterson, Fullerton, is in charge of Tickets, and her sister, Mrs. Joseph Neighbors has charge of Tallies. Mrs. James Carter, Anaheim, is publicity chairman. Pan-Hellenic will meet on August 13 at La Palma Park to wind up the details for their party. Members will be reminded to contact their friends about it in an effort to exceed last year's attendance of over 400. The Sunny Hills Recreation Center was again selected for the party as it can comfortably accommodate several hundred more guests. THE SQR STORE DRESSES! REGROUPED! REDUCED! REDUCED! Dresses formerly priced up to 14.95 $5 A wide selection (one full rack) of smart styles for every daytime occasion. Wide selection of materials and colors but broken sizes, one-of-a-kind... but all sizes from 10 to 42. Shop Early! FASHIONS - SECOND FLOOR A Big Group of Blouses - Play Suits Denim Jackets - Slacks Skirts - T-Shirts For final cleanup ... formerly priced from 3.75 to 5.95... choice..... 2¢00 White tailored blouses by Hendon, sleeveless pique blouses, play suits, plaid denim sleeveless and short-sleeve shirts, red plaid denim slacks, jackets and skirts, broken lines and sizes but all terrific values. FASHIONS - SECOND FLOOR THE SQR STORE First Mineral Society Show Gems Who saw the gem show of Orange Coast Mineral and Jewelry Society at the Orange Fair last year will want one show again this year. It will be a beautiful crystal with many of the club's contributing their specimen to its beauty. There will be a large fluorescent and those who have not fluorescent minerals have a heat in store. You are viewing the cases exhibit which will be around the sides of the this year to give more space building—be sure and for the Australian opals. One of the best opal displays in the county. Watch for the "Coon Hollowedony." The fire in these runs a close second to the opals. And these stones and on the California desert. Will also see several displaying "Horse Canyon" well as displays containing mineral specimens. It will be a chess set hand of agate and silver which is of the most outstanding of exhibits. You see the transparence which are in the show, you realize why "rockhounds" rockhounds." Will be a working exhibit with the club members will skins, cut and make cabachring settings. This exhibit in the center of the room represents any piece of fashion forecast for Fall-Winter. "The Shape"—the year of the shape—looms ahead in ready-to-wear as newest of all in silhouette. This means a skirt that bells out bolstered by myriads of petticoats, not only with dresses, but under suit skirts as well. This shaped treatment is important in bodices, too, where shoulders melt into sleeves in curved line, or sleeves are set into the shoulder in a point. Then at the hipline and waist, "The Shape" leaves its mark, emphasizing tiny waistlines and gently rounded hips, with a definite trend away from the arched, stiffened treatment of the past several seasons. This is the fashion picture for the coming fall and winter season as seen by the fashion staff of Women's Wear Daily. There is a host of new fitted coats that emphasize "The Shape" and there are new narrower loose coats that round over the hips when short, or taper at the hemline when long; these last called "parenthesis silhouette." Sleeves show their "Shape" in the "chicken leg" of Dior. They are oval in their inset seaming and fuller top, tapering narrowly on the arm. This shaping expresses itself in frequent fantasy by way of bloused fullness, dolman cuts, batwing depth and push-up types—and many, many coat sleeves with adjustable cuffs being referred to as "cocktail sleeves." Fabrics have their "Shape," too—bulky and with great variety in textures. These range from the very conversational poodle cloths to hairy, silky surfaces. Personal Mention Mrs. Helen McLean of 10592 Rose st., is in Oregon for a month visiting relatives. The Elton C. Snavely's and their three sons Donald, Richard and Garry of 6802 E. Ball rd., are spending the week at Newport, fishing and swimming. Mrs. Gladys Sackett of Laguna Beach, who teaches third grade at Savanna school, is spending the summer vacation in Canada and Alaska. Girl Scout Camp Program Tonight Pantomime skirts, excursion trips, tasty cook outs, interesting arts and crafts, folk dancing, general assemblies with the flag ceremonies are some of the ingredients mixed into Day Camp of Fullerton Hillcrest park, to make it a memorable experience. Plans are now being made by the junior staff for the final program tonight. One of the highlights being the presentation of an original drama entitled "A Day at Camp in the Life of a Brownie." Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely buffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. However all of the skirts this time have been "outstanding" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno A well cooked meal of tender juicy meat, succulent vegetables a crisp, sold salad and a satisfying dessert is a treat to eat but it is something else again to the home-maker who must plan and prepare it when the thermometer hovers around 100 degrees. Even a usually agile mind has a way of going blank when faced with the continual task of planning hot weather meals that are appetizing as well as healthful. The requirements of a good meal is that it conform to the budget, be easy to prepare and appeal to those who are to eat it. For meal suggestions that rat A-1 on all counts, I have shoppe Anaheim's leading food markets consulted the cook books, and experimented on my family. The following meals are the results. FRIDAY FARE Split Pea Soup Toasted English Muffins Tuna Cakes Quick Cabbage Fruit Whip Beverage How-to-do: Here is how prepared foods subtract work from our home kitchen. The soup you heat as you prepare the turkey cakes is either canned or frozen. For eight fish cakes, you will need two cups of flaked tuna, one cup of left over mashed potatoes (or You see the transparen-ich are in the show, you realize why "rockhounds" rockhounds." Will be a working exhibit with the club members will skis, cut and make cabach-ring settings. This exhibit in the center of the room completion of any piece of which is being done will be there will be jewelry and faceting of gems as cutting and polishing of material in the grab bags carr—and every fifth bag is a prize. Building will be air condi- on the arm. This shaping expresses itself in frequent fantasy by way of bloused fullness, dolman cuts, batwing depth and push-up types—and many, many coat sleeves with adjustable cuffs being referred to as "cocktail sleeves." Fabrics have their "Shape," too—bulky and with great variety in textures. These range from the very conversational poodle cloths to hairy, silky surfaces, and nubby tweeds and ribbed stripes of two tunes. "Shapes" at the neckline offer a contrast of the revived cardigan, collarless look-or big capey collars that crush over the shoulders or drape back for a new decollete look. Even in accessories there is "Shape." Big is the word for jewelry-bigger pins set with bigger stones-bigger earrings in huge button shapes-big contour types that cover the ear or curve up the ear-big heraldic pins, large and widespread to cover the shoulder like a big pad. And there's a new place to wear jeweled pins-not just at the lapel, but on cuffs, on the hipline, at the back of the waistline. Neckwear takes "Shape" in bigger effects-scarfs that tuck in at the neckline and pouf out under the chin. Stoles are shaped for better fit over the shoulders. Noted Educator At Whittier College One of the nation's foremost educators, Dr. Paul A. Witty, will join the summer school faculty at Whittier college next Monday. August 13, to conduct a 10-day Workshop in Reading for elementary school teachers. The Northwestern University professor of education is credited with the creation of a number of new educational concepts now being utilized by thousands of classroom teachers. Dr. Witty has devised new methods for estimating status and growth of children so that teachers can achieve better understanding of their charges. The Workshop in Reading will continue from August 13 through August 24 and will offer developmental and remedial reading procedures for teachers at each level Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been outstanding" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno is a color, not a breed, that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin and a sorrel; that proper diet of flax seed and eggs produces a shiny fleecy coat. Of course, all of that loving care of brushing also accounts for the beautiful sheen of Mr. Wagner's horses that have been winning ribbons and trophies since 1904. "Horses like dogs are bred for a purpose, he explained with the bull dog type having short front legs with sturdy hind quarters to round up cattle on the range. A quarter horse has been bred so that it can sprint for a quarter of a mile." With a great deal of confidence gained through the years, Mr. Wagner stuck his head and fingers in the mouth of his pet to examine his teeth. The little Brownies took his word for the fact that black spots or cups were already forming which indicated it was nearing 12 years of age. "The next stage is for the teeth to begin wearing off, when around 20, the teeth will begin to straighten out. The expression buck teeth is very expressive of a young horse," was his concluding remark. Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno is a color, not a breed, that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin and a sorrel; that proper diet of flax seed and eggs produces a shiny fleecy coat. Of course, all of that loving care of brushing also accounts for the beautiful sheen of Mr. Wagner's horses that have been winning ribbons and trophies since 1904. "Horses like dogs are bred for a purpose, he explained with the bull dog type having short front legs with sturdy hind quarters to round up cattle on the range. A quarter horse has been bred so that it can sprint for a quarter of a mile." With a great deal of confidence gained through the years, Mr. Wagner stuck his head and fingers in the mouth of his pet to examine his teeth. The little Brownies took his word for the fact that black spots or cups were already forming which indicated it was nearing 12 years of age. "The next stage is for the teeth to begin wearing off, when around 20, the teeth will begin to straighten out. The expression buck teeth is very expressive of a young horse," was his concluding remark. Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno is a color, not a breed, that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin and a sorrel; that proper diet of flax seed and eggs produces a shiny fleecy coat. Of course, all of that loving care of brushing also accounts for the beautiful sheen of Mr. Wagner's horses that have been winning ribbons and trophies since 1904. "Horses like dogs are bred for a purpose, he explained with the bull dog type having short front legs with sturdy hind quarters to round up cattle on the range. A quarter horse has been bred so that it can sprint for a quarter of a mile." With a great deal of confidence gained through the years, Mr. Wagner stuck his head and fingers in the mouth of his pet to examine his teeth. The little Brownies took his word for the fact that black spots or cups were already forming which indicated it was nearing 12 years of age. "The next stage is for the teeth to begin wearing off, when around 20, the teeth will begin to straighten out. The expression buck teeth is very expressive of a young horse," was his concluding remark. Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno is a color, not a breed, that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin and a sorrel; that proper diet of flax seed and eggs produces a shiny fleecy coat. Of course, all of that loving care of brushing also accounts for the beautiful sheen of Mr. Wagner's horses that have been winning ribbons and trophies since 1904. "Horses like dogs are bred for a purpose, he explained with the bull dog type having short front legs with sturdy hind quarters to round up cattle on the range. A quarter horse has been bred so that it can sprint for a quarter of a mile." With a great deal of confidence gained through the years, Mr. Wagner stuck his head and fingers in the mouth of his pet to examine his teeth. The little Brownies took his word for the fact that black spots or cups were already forming which indicated it was nearing 12 years of age. "The next stage is for the teeth to begin wearing off, when around 20, the teeth will begin to straighten out. The expression buck teeth is very expressive of a young horse," was his concluding remark. Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno is a color, not a breed, that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin and a sorrel; that proper diet of flax seed and eggs produces a shiny fleecy coat. Of course, all of that loving care of brushing also accounts for the beautiful sheen of Mr. Wagner's horses that have been winning ribbons and trophies since 1904. "Horses like dogs are bred for a purpose, he explained with the bull dog type having short front legs with sturdy hind quarters to round up cattle on the range. A quarter horse has been bred so that it can sprint for a quarter of a mile." With a great deal of confidence gained through the years, Mr. Wagner stuck his head and fingers in the mouth of his pet to examine his teeth. The little Brownies took his word for the fact that black spots or cups were already forming which indicated it was nearing 12 years of age. "The next stage is for the teeth to begin wearing off, when around 20, the teeth will begin to straighten out. The expression buck teeth is very expressive of a young horse," was his concluding remark. Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno is a color, not a breed, that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin and a sorrel; that proper diet of flax seed and eggs produces a shiny fleecy coat. Of course, all of that loving care of brushing also accounts for the beautiful sheen of Mr. Wagner's horses that have been winning ribbons and trophies since 1904. "Horses like dogs are bred for a purpose, he explained with the bull dog type having short front legs with sturdy hind quarters to round up cattle on the range. A quarter horse has been bred so that it can sprint for a quarter of a mile." With a great deal of confidence gained through the years, Mr. Wagner stuck his head and fingers in the mouth of his pet to examine his teeth. The little Brownies took his word for the fact that black spots or cups were already forming which indicated it was nearing 12 years of age. "The next stage is for the teeth to begin wearing off, when around 20, the teeth will begin to straighten out. The expression buck teeth is very expressive of a young horse," was his concluding remark. Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year，$5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia, learned that a Palomeno is a color，not a breed，that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin and a sorrel; that proper diet of flax seed and eggs produces a shiny fleecy coat. Of course，all of that loving care of brushing also accounts for the beautiful sheen of Mr. Wagner's horses that have been winning ribbons and trophies since 1904. "Horses like dogs are bred for a purpose，he explained with the bull dog type having short front legs with sturdy hind quarters to round up cattle on the range. A quarter horse has been bred so that it can sprint for a quarter of a mile." With a great deal of confidence gained through the years，Mr. Wagner stuck his head and fingers in the mouth of his pet to examine his teeth. The little Brownies took his word for the fact that black spots or cups were already forming which indicated it was nearing 12 years of age. "The next stage is for the teeth to begin wearing off，when around 20，the teeth will begin to straighten out. The expression buck teeth is very expressive of a young horse," was his concluding remark. Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Sunday in Akron America's greatest racing classic for boys，the All-American Soap Box Derby，will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday，Aug. 12，with 141 boys from the United States，Canada，Alaska and U.S.Occupied Germany competing for a four-year，$5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60，000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia，learned that a Palomeno is a color，not a breed，that a nice combination is obtained by crossing a buckskin和a sorrel；that proper dietof flaxseedanddashnutbeautifulunderstandingofthecharges Approximately 60，000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia，learned that a Palomeno is a color，not a breed，that a nice combination is obtained by crossinga buckskinanda sorrel;that proper dietof flaxseedanddashnutbeautifulunderstandingofthecharges Approximately 60，000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia，learned that a Palomeno is a color，not a breed，that.a nice combination is obtained by crossinga buckskinanda sorrel;that proper dietof flaxseedanddashnutbeautifulunderstandingofthecharges Approximately 60，000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia，learned that a Palomeno is a color，not.a breed，that.a nice combination is obtained by crossinga buckskinanda sorrel;that proper dietof flaxseedanddashnutbeautifulunderstandingofthecharges Approximately 60，000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. Groups visiting Mr. Johnny Wagner's Horse Ranch of Placentia，learned that a Palomeno is.a color，not.a breed，that.a nice combination is obtained by crossinga buckskinanda sorrel;that proper dietof flaxseedanddashnutbeautifulunderstandingofthecharges Approximately 60，000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and spe- Unit 5 was unanimously elected to again give their clever pantomime act which completely baffled the entire group now enjoying Brownie Day Camp. "However all of the skits this time have been 'outstanding'" a veteran consultant of three sessions was over heard to remark. 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The Workshop in Reading will continue from August 13 through August 24 and will offer developmental and remedial reading procedures for teachers at each level of the elementary school. The prevention and correction of reading difficulties and the role of children's books in a balanced program will also be considered. Teachers and other interested persons wishing to register for the workshop can do so either before or immediately following the first session of the class. Class meetings will be held each weekday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. in the Lautrup room of Hoover hall. The Whittier College Department of Education is sponsoring the workshop. Mrs. Mabel L. Thomas of 10442 S. Western ave., recently married Joseph Pimental of Artesia. They are now in the High Sierras' for two weeks', accompanied by Mrs. Pimental's two children, Ruth and Ronny. America's greatest racing classic for boys, the All-American Soap Box Derby, will be run in Akron for the 14th time next Sunday, Aug. 12, with 141 boys from the United States, Canada, Alaska and U.S. Occupied Germany competing for a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. Approximately 60,000 fans are expected to gather at colorful Derby Downs to witness an exciting afternoon of racing and special events. Boys between the ages of 11 and 15 will scoot down hill in their home-built, gravity-powered racers in a series of elimination heats which build to a thrilling climax when the All-American champion is crowned. JONES' DECISIVE VICTORY ATLANTA (UP)—The most decisive victory in a playoff for the USGA Open Championship occurred back in 1929. That was when Bobby Jones beat Al Espinosa by 23 strokes at Winged Foot, Marmaroneck, N.Y. That was the fourth Open playoff for the Atlanta amateur. He beat Bobby Cruickshank by two shots in 1923, lost to Willie MacFarlane in a double playoff in 1925 by one stroke, and to Johnny Farrell by a shot in their 1928 playoff. If You Drive! Don't Drink BETTER VITAMINS FOR LESS Send for Our Catalogue Phone or 234 E. Center — Anaheim — Phone 5451 Mail Orders 308 S. Main—Santa Ana—Ph. KI. 3-6457 Filled Promptly KALASH LABS. at MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist Well cooked meal of tender meat, succulent vegetables, sold salad and a satisfy dessert is a treat to eat but something else again to the maker who must plan and it when the thermometer around 100 degrees. In a usually agile mind away of going blank when with the continual task of long hot weather meals that pettingizing as well as health-the requirements of a good diet that it conform to the heat, be easy to prepare and all those who are to eat meal suggestions that rate all counts, I have shopped Jim's leading food markets, used the cook books, and exerted on my family. The long meals are the results. FRIDAY FARE Split Pea Soup Basted English Muffins Cakes Quick Cabbage Fruit Whip Beverage -to-do: Here is how pre-foods subtract work from home kitchen. The soup you use you prepare the tuna is either canned or frozen. Right fish cakes, you will need cups of flaked tuna, one cup over mashed potatoes (or week. It is best roasted fat slide up to 325 degrees for 30 minutes per pound. As a special flourish, you might like to coat the lamb with a mixture made of a glass of currant jelly and half a bottle of catsup or chilli sauce and about two table-spoons of the meat drippings. Spread this on during the last hour of cooking, baste often, and serve with the unthickened sauce. As a topping for ice cream, semi-sweet chocolate bits melted over hot water makes a cream-smooth sauce that is delicious. VEGETABLE PLATTER Deviled Ham-tomato Halves Corn on the Cob Cauliflower with Cheese Sauce Parsley Buttered New Potatoes Hot French Bread Endive, Watercress and Escarole Salad Chiffon Cake, Fresh Fruit Beverage How-to-do: A nicely balanced meal is provided by the wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables in season. Let your family's preferences be your guide and shop at Safeway or Alpha Beta where you can depend on the produce being farm fresh. To devil tomato halves, top with canned devilled ham that has been mixed with cracker crumbs or wheat germ and broil till the tomato is tender. Hadley's bakery will provide you with wonderful homestyle baked goods that are time savers with the dessert problem. Be good to yourself in the hot weather, and give them a try. When you are in the mood for baking at home, you will be interested in Alpha Beta's new type mix for Chiffon cake. We have tested it and found it excellent. An unfrosted cake goes well with the sweet fancy red grapes that are appearing in our markets now, the Thompson seedless grapes, or northern grown Bartlett pears. BUSBY WAS A BUZZER CHICAGO (UP)—Jim Busby, center field rookie for the Chicago White Sox, has been driving American League pitchers daffy with his base stealing antics. But fleet-footed Jim was picking them up and laying 'em down for Texas Christian university as a track man and football quarterback not so long ago. His best time in the 100 yard dash was 9.8 seconds. Split Pea Soup Roasted English Muffins Cakes Quick Cabbage Fruit Whip Beverage How-to-do: Here is how pre-foods subtract work from home kitchen. The soup you use you prepare the tuna is either canned or frozen. Right fish cakes, you will need cups of flaked tuha, one cup over mashed potatoes (or hydrated instant mix), salt pepper to taste, and one well egg. Blend the ingredients shape into flat cakes. Dip over flour or bread crumbs over medium heat in just fat to cover the bottom of serving. Fruit whip calls for two if pureed apricots or prunes the baby food shelf. Chill well and meanwhile put cold egg whites into a bowl in three tablespoons of and a dash of nutmeg. Beat stiff but not dry. Fold in pureed fruit plus one table-of lemon juice. Spoon into dishes and, if desired, top whipped cream or whippedated milk. SURDAY NIGHT SUPPER Chicken-noodle Casserole Biscuit Topping Golden Glow Salad Chilled Watermelon Beverage How-to-do: For two generous eggs or three medium size pick up a jar of Safeway's onion and noodles and mix this one can of undiluted cream chicken soup. Add cookedables if you have some—peas are good—and top biscuits made from your own packaged mix. 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