anaheim-gazette 1951-08-30

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 More Students At Fullerton Indications are that the enrollment at Fullerton Junior college this fall will be at least 1000, exceeding that of last spring by about 200 students, announced Lynn Sheller, director of the college, today. Applications for admission have been coming in at a rapid rate during the last several weeks, he said, and students have been appearing at the college in a steady stream for pre-registration counseling and program planning. The college offers two types of courses, said the director, those intended for transfer to a four-year college or university and those designed to provide general educational development and vocational preparation on a two-year basis. Both types are open to older adults as well as to regular college-age people, and anyone may take work on either a part-time or full-time basis. Tuesday, Sept. 4, will be Freshman Day at the college, with an orientation assembly for all at 11 a.m., in the school auditorium, corner of Chanman and Harvard. Parents Tell Betrothal News At Dinner Party: A dinner party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Meyer, 7692 Lincoln ave. brought forth news of the engagement of Miss Barbara Meyer to James R. Handsel of Buena Park. Plans have been made for a late fall wedding. The bridegroom-elect, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Handsel of Morgan, Colo., is a graduate of Colorado schools. Miss Meyer is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college and was graduated from the University of Denver in Colorado. Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris and daughter, Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ladd and daughter, Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwartz, Allan Meyer and the two honorees. day at the times assigned them on their notices of acceptance. Students who have not yet applied for admission, and hence have not been assigned a time for registration for conferences with the college counselors may be secured by prospective and returning students by telephoning the college office. Counselors on duty include the head counselor, Royal C. Marten, Maurice Gerard, dean of men, and Agness Todd Santa Ana College Registration Now Mid-vacation registration for fall semester classes has begun at Santa Ana college, according to Dr. Daniel C. McNaughton, director. Students are being afforded an opportunity for individual interviews with a counselor and may complete all details of registration in advance of the beginning of school, Sept. 10. Appointments for conferences with the college counselors may be secured by prospective and returning students by telephoning the college office. Counselors on duty include the head counselor, Royal C. Marten, Maurice Gerard, dean of men, and Agness Todd those designed to provide general educational development and vocational preparation on a two-year basis. Both types are open to older adults as well as to regular college-age people, and anyone may take work on either a part-time or full-time basis. Tuesday, Sept. 4, will be Freshman Day at the college, with an orientation assembly for all at 11 a.m., in the school auditorium, corner of Chapman and Harvard avenues, and meetings with counselors from 1:15 to 2:15 in the afternoon. Registration for sophomores and all other students who have previously attended college will be held on Wednesday, the fifth, from 7:30 to 12 and 1 to 4, and for freshmen on Thursday and Friday. Kenneth McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris and daughter, Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ladd and daughter, Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwartz, Allan Meyer and the two honorees. day at the times assigned them on their notices of acceptance. Students who have not yet applied for admission, and hence have not been assigned a time for registration should come on Friday, either in the morning or afternoon. Those who have not taken the English and psychological tests will do so on Thursday, the sixth, from 9 to 12 a.m. Classes will begin on Monday, Sept. 10. Eat More California Oranges Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN B. WHITE Gazette Home Economist As I write this, a gentle rain is falling outside my kitchen window. The sound of it is pleasantly intensified by the steady drip, drip, drip of a nearby walnut tree. The weather outside is gloomy and damp but inside is as cozy as can be. Company is nice on a day like this, so I have put on the coffee pot and invited my neighbor over for a second breakfast. Whenever there is a chill in the air, I have the urge to make a big pot of soup. It warms the innards at lunch time and provides dinner with a very fine start. Ground meat and vegetable soup is a favorite at our house. It can be made of most any ground meat—hamburger, ground heart or even ground liver will do—and the refrigerator is sure to yield a combination of vegetables that will make it vitamin-rich and tasty. GROUND MEAT AND VEGETABLE SOUP 2 tablespoons cooking fat 1 clove garlic, minced 1 large onion, chopped 2 cornmeal ROLLED OATMEAL COOKIES 1 cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar 3 cups finely cut oatmeal 2 cups flour (enriched or whole wheat) ½ teaspoon soda 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt Scant ¼ cup water ½ teaspoon vanilla Combine ingredients in order given and roll into a thin layer. Cut into rectangles, diamonds and squares. Bake at 350 degrees for about 8 minutes. Makes about 8 dozen small cookies. A batch of rich, creamy chocolate fudge is sure to hold the attention of youngsters and grown-ups alike and is just the thing to occupy a rainy day. The ingredients in the following recipe do not differ materially from hunterviews with a counselor and may complete all details of registration in advance of the beginning of school, Sept. 10. Appointments for conferences with the college counselors may be secured by prospective and returning students by telephoning the college office. Counselors on duty include the head counselor, Royal C. Marten, Maurice Gerard, dean of men, and Agness Todd Miller, dean of women. Early enrollments indicate an increasing interest in pre-nursing and secretarial training, Genevieve Humiston, registrar, stated. Class offerings include a wide variety of courses, permitting a complete paralleling of the first two years of university work, as well as occupational training for business, the mechanical arts, journalism, merchandising and draftsmanship. Some 400 Orange county students availed themselves of this pre-school counseling during the August registration period last year, Dr. McNaughton revealed. "Some students have completed their enrollment for this September during the past week and are now on vacation trips, with all details completed except for picking up class cards and meeting classes Sept. 10," he concluded. Topperettes Plan Special Meeting With Peggy Hoag and Thelma Woods assisting, Hazel Bunnell entertained the Topperettes club this week. Next meeting will be with Margie Long and co-hostesses are Maxine Carlson and Vangie Schumacher. Attending were Reda McCaughnahy, Charlene Jaggers, Rosemary Zuver, Vangie Schumacher and Maxine Kirkhart. A special meeting was planned for September 15 at 8 p.m., at the Sky Room in Long Beach. Riverside Fair To Open Sept. 5 Agricultural, horticultural and feature exhibits plus entertainment features surpassing previous years will be ready for the public when the Farmers Fair of Riverside county opens Wednesday. GROUND MEAT AND VEGETABLE SOUP 2 tablespoons cooking fat 1 clove garlic, minced 1 large onion, chopped 2 carrots, diced 2 stalks celery, chopped 1 medium potato, diced Combine in a covered utensil and saute the vegetables until they are nearly tender but not browned. This will take about 10 minutes. Add to these the following: 2 quarts of soup stock or vegetable water 3 tablespoons ground meat that has been browned 2 teaspoons salt ½ teaspoon pepper Other seasonings (bay leaf, thyme, marjoram) 1 pound finely ground meat Simmer for about 15 minutes and serve immediately. WHAT SHALL WE DO These last few days before school starts tend to present an empty stretch to little folks who have run out of things to do. Thinking back to Christmas vacation when we were all indoors with colds, I remembered what fun we had baking cookies. My Kalash VITAMINS for Less SAVE UP TO 50% - BUY DIRECT or send for COMPLETE CATALOGUE PHONE or MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY— 284 E. Center — Anaheim — Phone 5451 at MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON 308 S. Main — Santa Ana — Ph. KL 2-6457 Riverside Fair To Open Sept. 5 Agricultural, horticultural and feature exhibits plus entertainment features surpassing previous years will be ready for the public when the Farmers Fair of Riverside county opens Wednesday, Sept. 5, for a five day run at the fairgrounds in Hemet. The farmer and all his activities will take the linelight in this, the tenth annual exposition under the sponsorship of the 46th District Agricultural assn. The Farmers Fair has earned the reputation for faithfully keeping the old-fashioned "county fair" atmosphere and this year's show is no exception. California Barber Shop in Business At New Location Occupying its new location at 314 W. Center st., is the California Barber shop owned by Earl Hopkins, who purchased the property a few months ago. The shop was at the former location at 214 W. Center st. for 26 years. Hopkins came to Anaheim in 1908 from Wichita, Kans., and went into business for himself in 1925. Associated with Hopkins at the new location are Russell Brice, William (Bill) Keffer, Monte Webb and M. M. Adams. The William Drake family of 7081 Monroe st., are moving into the home of Dr. Edward W. Jordt at 940 West st., Sept. 5. The Drake home is being sold. Anaheim Can Boast Largest Volume Used Car Lot in All Orange County Mrs. Nellie Miller of 8251 Second st., has returned from a months' stay at Porl Lavaca, Tex. She took care of her daughter, Mrs. Leno Speigel, who was operated on. Mrs. Lela Cochran of Savanna st., another daughter, accompanied Mrs. Miller. The oil pipeline traversing Saudi Arabia is 1,068 miles long. Anaheim now boasts the largest volume used car lot in Orange county, thanks to the Robert H. Boney Dodge-Plymouth agency at 328 W. Center st., Anaheim. Directly across Center st., at 333 W. Center, Boney's lot was recently increased in space by the removal of a service station on the corner of Center and Helena sts. This latest addition marks only one of the many advances made by the Boney organization since the first entered the automotive field here 33 years ago. Mr. Boney is, as most Anaheimers know, one of the councilmen who are currently guiding the destiny of the city. Almost simultaneously with the increase of facilities with which to serve his customers, Mr. Boney added two new employees to his staff, representing a total of 28 years of automotive experience. Ted Folker is the new general THE S.Q.R. STORE’S END OF END OF THE SEAS CLEARANCE FRIDAY, AUGUST 31st DOORS END OF THE SEASON FINAL CLEARANCE IN OUR MEN’S STORE...BROKEN LINES AND SIZES...NO ALTERATIONS! NO EXCHANGES! NO REFUNDS! ALL SALES FINAL!!! The final Clearance Sale prices on the items listed below are only a fraction of the former selling price! We are giving the sizes we have so that you will not be disappointed... Shop Early Friday!!! MEN’S GABARDINE LOAFER COATS 3.95 3 small and 2 large MEN’S DRESS PANTS 1.95 3 size 28 waist and 2 size 29 MEN’S BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS 2.48 28 pair in all sizes, A, B, C and D MEN’S ALL WOOL SPORT COATS 6.85 1 size 35, 2 size 37 MANY OF YOU HAVE IT IS...OUR END OF ANCE OF SUMMER CHANGES, ALL SA SAVE 1/2 PRICE MEN'S GABARDINE LOAFER COATS 3.95 3 small and 2 large MEN'S DRESS PANTS 1.95 3 size 28 waist and 2 size 29 MEN'S BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS 2.48 28 pair in all sizes, A, B, C and D MEN'S ALL WOOL SPORT COATS 6.85 1 size 35, 2 size 37 MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS 14.85 1 size 36, 4 size 38, 2 size 40 BOY'S LOAFER COATS 1.95 2 age 6, 1 age 10, 1 age 12, 1 age 16 BOY'S JACKETS—Fluorescent colors, fully lined, zipper front, 1 age 10, 3 age 12 MEN'S STORE, STREET FLOOR JOYCE SPORT SHOES One lot of about 100 pairs women's Joyce Sport Shoes, Broken lines and sizes. Values to 10.95 . . . choice. Men's GENUINE FELT HATS Broken lines but all sizes, good styles and wanted colors, formerly priced up to 6.50 . . . choice. DOWNSTAIRS THE SQR STORE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA IN ORANGE COUNTY—Shown above is the used car lot of the Robert H. Boney Dodge agency, across the street from the main office and sales room at 328 W. Center st. A station on the corner was removed to make the lot the largest in Orange county to accommodate "Anaheim's Volume Dealer."—(Gazette photos by Kreidt) entered the automotive manager at the Boney organization. He came to Anaheim from Pomona, where he is still living with his family until he can find a local residence. His automotive experience reaches back 17 years and to Portland, Ore., and Peoria, Ill., where he has served in every phase of automotive work including service, parts, sales and management. He and his wife are parents of a 22-month-old daughter, Deidre. Manager of the used car lot is Cal Frey, a 30-year-old veteran of the automotive field with 11 years of experience, in Joplin, Mo. He arrived in Anaheim in February with his family and took up residence at 1204 W. Center st. Frey maintains that the only way to merchandise quality cars to the public at prices they can afford is to maintain a high volume of sales. That is the aim of his efforts at 333 W. Center. 'S END OF THE MONTH, THE SEASON, FINAL RANCE AT DOORS OPEN 9:30 A.M. ANY OF YOU HAVE WAITED FOR THIS BIG EVENT ... HERE IS ... OUR END OF MONTH, END OF SEASON FINAL CLEARCE OF SUMMER APPAREL... NO REFUNDS, NO EXCHANGES, ALL SALES FINAL !!! SAVE 1/2 PRICE! Women's Summer COATS! SUITS! DRESSES! Garments never before reduced, practically our entire stock of summer apparel at savings of one-half and more! Many garments suitable for year 'round wear!! Don't overlook this wonderful opportunity to save ... Shop early Friday !!! Garments never before reduced, practically our entire stock of summer apparel at savings of one-half and more! Many garments suitable for year 'round wear!! Don't overlook this wonderful opportunity to save... Shop early Friday!!! COTTON DRESSES The group of smart cotton dresses, ... they're new! ... a special purchase we made just for this big event, most sizes... you'd expect to pay 3.95 for them ... they're sensational values at. GRABAWAY TABLE Here's another GRABAWAY EVENT. Dresses and Ends, Broken sizes and broken ties, one or two of a kind, blouses, sportswear, children's nightwear, infant's items, items from every department and regardless of regular price will be sold for DISCONTINUED NUMBERS IN WARNER'S CORSETS AND GIRDLES Warner's front and back lace corsets and corselettes, regular 7.50 values ... now..... 3.75 Warner's LeGant Youthlastic and nylon girdles, regular 10.00 values ... now only..... 6.63 Warner's very popular LeGant Stay-up-top Girdles, regular 15.00 values ... now..... 10.00 FASHIONS — SECOND FLOOR