anaheim-gazette 1951-09-11

Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat. Terrebonne — 2206 Local Teacher Weds Huntington Man In Santa Ana Rites Of interest to her many friends in Anaheim is news of the marriage of Miss Gretchen Shaw Varner, first grade teacher at Horace Mann school, to Robert Fred Berdeman of Huntington Beach. Services were solemnized at the First Christian Church in Santa Ana by the Rev. Gerald Bash. For her marriage, the bride chose an afternoon dress in cinnamon chiffon with accessories in green and brown. Her attendant, Miss Vera Manshardt wore a green dress with black accessories. Close friends of the couple were received in the bride's home at 114 N. Helena st. after the service. The new Mrs. Berdelman is a Catholic Nuptials Unite Stantonites Miss Anita Gonzales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monico Gonzales, residents of Independencia since 1930, married Corp. Modesto Vasquez, son of Mrs. Jesse Vasquez of 10852 Rose st., Stanton, Saturday morning at the Blessed Sacrament church in Westminster. Rev. Robert Ross, S.S.C. officiated. Miss Virginia Vasquez, sister of the bridegroom, was the bride's only attendant with his uncle, Ramon Almanze of Alhambra as best man. Chris Almanza, an eight year old cousin, was ring bearer. Flower girl was the six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pinedo, Pauline. The couple will make their home with the bridegroom's mother while he is on active duty with the 23rd Infantry Regiment, having returned from a year in Korea for the ceremony. The Corporal's three year enlistment will be up in January, first part of which he served in Japan. He attended Anaheim Union high school. Crystal Shower For Darleen Morris Miss Darleen Morris, bride-elect of Clarence Heinrich of Anaheim, was feted recently at a crystal shower in the home of Mrs. Dale Morris on Darlington ave., Buena Park. Co-hostesses were Miss Phyllis graduate of Huntington Beach High School, UCLA, USC, and the University of Houston and is the daughter of C. A. Shaw of Westminster. TOMORROW EVENING in Las Vegas Wurgaft will say vows with Joy Lane Wurgaft who Of New Jersey Tomo Evening nuptial rites will unite Miss Joy Lane Wurgaft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wurgaft, 319 N. Palm st., Anaheim, and James R. Fucci of Newark, New Jersey tomorrow in Las Veg. Crystal Shower For Darleen Morris Miss Darleen Morris, bride-elect of Clarence Heinrich of Amaheim, was feted recently at a crystal shower in the home of Mrs. Dale Morris on Darlington ave., Buena Park. Co-hostesses were Miss Phyllis Morris, Mrs. Paul Harrison and Mrs. Roy Pina. Decorations in the home were in lavender and green. After the honoree had opened her many lovely gifts a supper of tamale pie and tossed salad was served. Cake, served as dessert, was decorated with clusters of lily of the valley. graduate of Huntington Beach High School, UCLA, USC, and the University of Houston and is the daughter of C. A. Shaw of Westminster. Her husband was graduated from Huntington Beach High school and UCLA. He is the son of Fred Berdelman of Huntington Beach and is with the Brown Drilling Co. The rare metal palladium requires the working of many tons of ore to obtain an ounce of it. STARTS Wednesday 4 BIG DAYS OF PIECE GOODS All Prices Drastically Reduced For This Event! COTTONS 36 inch. Chambrays; Seersuckers; Flannels. Solids and Stripes. Values to 59c yd. 3 Yards $1.00 FLANNEL 27 inch. Dark Stripes. Reg. 39c yd. Sale $25c yard White Marquisette 39 inch Sale $25c yard Unbleached Muslim 40 inch Limited Quantity Puilding Shears Sale $2.00 pr. Plastic Curtains Ruffled, Red, Green or Blue. 54 inches long. Sale 77c pair Plastic Drapes 84 inches long $1.00 pair Drapery Remnants Prints and Solids for Pillows and many other uses. Sale 25c each or 5 for $1.00 TOMORROW EVENING in Las Vegas will say vows with Joy Lane Wurgaft w Of New Jersey Tomo Evening nuptial rites will unite Miss Joy Lane Wurgaft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wurgaft, 319 N. Palm st., Anaheim, and James R. Fucci of Newark, New Jersey, tomorrow in Las Vegas, Nev. Miss Wurgaft, known as Joy Lane on her afternoon television show, is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and the Pasadena playhouse. As a child, she was well-known to movie-goers as a star of the Hal Roach Pictures including "Our Gang" comedies Since then, she has been the featured vocalist with Ted Flo Rito'. Orchestra and has been making appearances on TV as guest an as mistress of ceremonies of he own show. The bride will wear imported white chantilly lace over white satin in a ballerina length style with a scalloped round neckline. Seed pearls are emboldened around the neckline and irridescent sequins cover the bodice. Her grandmother's petticoat will be worn by the bride as a sentimental gesture. Something borrowed will be a Prayer Book, and something blue, a garter. Her gossamer finger-tip veil will be attached to a lace poke bonnet with satin and pearls braided over the crown. Marguerite Ferguson, a childhood friend of the bride, is matron of honor and will wear pink tulle and carry an orchid. Ted Flo Rito will be best man. The bride's mother has chosen a jacket dress in ice blue lace with accessories in pink. Thirty guests attending the wedding will be entertained at a dinner honoring the couple following the ceremony. Setting will be the El Rancho where Ted Flo Rito's orchestra is currently appearing. James Fucci is a nephew of Ted Flo Rito. His family own restaurants in Newark and Mr. Fucci has decided to enter the nite-club business logically, following the honeymoon. At present he is with the Rio Brothers, comedy act, and has just completed a movie, "Casa Manana," in which the group star... PLANNEL 27 inch. Dark Stripes. Reg. 39c yd. Sale . . . 25c yard White Marquisette 39 inch Sale . . . 25c yard Unbleached Muslim 40 inch . . Limited Quantity Sale . . . 29c yard ZIPPERS Talon and Crown—7 inch—Reg. 25 c. '10c Each Rayon Sultings Checks for Suits and Jackets Reg. 98c yd. Sale . . . 55c yard 100% Wool Jersey 54 inch. 7 oz. . . 10 Popular Colors Sale . . $2.59 yard WOOL CHECKS 56 inch. 100% Virgin Wool Sale . . $2.49 yard Pinwale Corduroy 36 inch. All Colors $1.29 per yard 36 inch Sanforized DENIM Sale . . . 44c yard Ric Rac . . . 5c card SIMPLICTY PATTERNS ANAHEIM ADVANCE PATTERNS TEXTILE STORE "Anaheim's Leading Yardage Store" 112 E. CENTER ST. Ph. ANAHEIM 2068 Plastic Drapes 84 inches long $1.00 pair Drapery Remnants Prints and Solids for Pillows and many other uses. Sale . . 25c each or 5 for $1.00 48 inch Provincial Drapery Prints Full bolts of small figures in popular colors. Reg. $2.69 yd. Sale . . $1.79 yard Beacon Blankets 100% All Wool Special $9.90 pair THREAD Clark's Economy Spools. White and Colors. Sizes 00 (50) and 000 (60). 800 and 1000 yard spools. Sale . . 32c spool Plastic Table Cloths 54 inch. Many colors and patterns. Reg. $1.19 Sale . . 75c each Beacon Plaid Skeet Blankets Sale . . $1.25 each Use Our Convenient LAY-A-WAY PLAN Mariners Cook Up Dinner Program A real old-fashioned, home-created and home-cooked ham dinner will be offered the public on Sept. 19 by the Mariner's club of the Presbyterian church. "Cooked up" by the group as a benefit for additional landscaping on the new church building, the dinner will be served from 5:30 to 8 p.m. in the church basement dining hall. Tickets are on sale from any member of the Mariner's club. Donations are $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for children. All the dinner you can eat has been guaranteed. Mrs. Hugh Hackley, who has been visiting the B. L. Keims at 620 N. Clementine, will leave tonight for her home in Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Hackley formerly resided in Anaheim. Miss Joanne Wood, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Wood of S.West st., left last night for Arkansas where she will attend the University of Arkansas. For Health, Eat California Fruit Retired Teachers Picnic in Park The annual September picnic of Orange County Division of California Retired Teachers association was held Thursday in Anaheim La Palma park. Of the 337 retired teachers in Orange county, only 58 were present. Eight new members were welcomed. Paul Cook, superintendent of Anaheim City Schools, and his wife were invited guests. Leonard Sargent of the Santa Ana Register came to enjoy the picnic and to take some pictures. L. L. Beeman, president of the county division, presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Belle Bardwell read the minutes of the last two sessions. Miss L. Ora Connell reported on the membership drive, and expressed regret that many retired teachers of the county had not joined the organization. Mrs. Dora Glines stated that the Pasadena Teachers Home was in need of sheets, pillow cases, towels and other such articles, and it was voted to send money to help purchase some of the needed materials. Mr. Beeman traced the Teachers Retirement Plan from its beginning in 1913 up to the present time and explained that every added benefit was due in large measure to the untiring efforts of the Retired Teachers Association. He urged every retired teacher to join so that the good work could continue and so that the influence of Orange County Division might retain its present high standing in the State. "The Case of the Talking Horse shoe" was vividly portrayed by television the other night on a program called "The Public Prosecutor." The drama cunningly revealed the necessary clues solving a murder and then the case was referred to a panel amateur sleuths, one or who turned out to be Frank Truill manager of McCoy Drug Store in Anaheim. It was like coming face to face with an old friend and we would like to say that efficient store manager though Frank is perhaps he missed his calling. He was great on television and furthermore solved the crime. The program was sponsored by the American Vitamin Associates, makers of Thyavals and Orvita who handsomely wined and dined the contestants at the Coconut Grove of the Amassador Hotel after the program. The corner drug store is much a part of the American scene as the hot dog. We job about the endless number of items supplied by the drug store—and now entertainment yet. Since dyeing the hair has become a national fashion, a new "Tintair" color is drug store... ROW EVENING in Las Vegas, Nevada, Miss Joy Lane will say vows with James R. Fucci of New Jersey. Lane Wurgaft will Wed James Fucci New Jersey Tomorrow at Las Vegas nuptial rites will unite Lane Wurgaft, daughter and Mrs. Robert B. WurN. Palm st., Anaheim, as R. Fucci of Newark, ey, tomorrow in Las VegWurgaft, known as Joy other afternoon television a graduate of Anaheim high school and the Pasahouse. As a child, she known to movie-goers at the Hal Roach Picture: "Our Gang" comedies she has been the fea- allist with Ted Flo Rito' and has been makin- ces on TV as guest an- dess of ceremonies of he bride will wear imported untilly lace over white a ballerina length style calloped round neckline. Carls are embroidered neckline and irridescen- over the bodice. Her her's petticoat will be the bride as a sentimen- ee. Something borrowed Prayer Book, and some- a garter. Her gossamer veil will be attached to the bonnet with satin and dided over the crown. White Ferguson, a child- d of the bride, is matron and will wear pink tulle an orchid. Ted Flo Rito rest man. He's mother has chosen a dress in ice blue lace with in pink, requests attending the wed-ee entertained at a din- ing the couple following romy. Setting will be the where Ted Flo Rito's or- currently appearing. Fucci is a nephew of Ted His family own restau- wark and Mr. Fucci has enter the nite-club busi- y, following the honey- present he is with the ers, comedy act, and has setted a movie, "Casa ers Retirement Plan from its begin- ning in 1913 up to the present time and explained that every added benefit was due in large measure to the untiring efforts of the Retired Teachers Association. He urged every retired teacher to join so that the good work could continue and so that the influence of Orange County Division might retain its present high standing in the State. The next meeting of the Coun- tly Division will be held in Santa Ana on November 29. Dreams do come true — when you own your own home. 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The drama cunningly led the necessary clues for a murder and then the was referred to a panel of our sleuths, one of whom out to be Frank Truillie, merger of McCoy Drug Store in was like coming face to with an old friend and we like to say that efficient manager though Frank is, ups he missed his calling. was great on television and more solved the crime. program was sponsored by American Vitamin Assocmakers of Thyavals and who handsomely wined lined the contestants at coconut Grove of the Amlor Hotel after the procorner drug store is as a part of the American as the hot dog. We joke the endless number of supplied by the drug store now entertainment yet. The dyeing the hair has benai national fashion, a new color is drug store noted high fashion stylists for the fall that have been keyed for black-haired women. "Jet Black" will look particularly well on blue-eyed, fair-skinned women and on those with rusty-colored brunette hair which has begun to fade. ALASKA FLIGHT One never knows on what trek the intrepid Anaheim home-maker will go next. Mrs. Hal Balmier has recently returned from a three week sojourn to Alaska. "Did you take the Alcan Highway?" I asked. "No, we flew," was the prompt reply. The Balmers own a small private plane in which they take frequent jaunts about the country, and when a yen to see Alaska came, they went. They left on a Friday afternoon and after a leisurely sightseeing trip, were in Dawson City the following Tuesday. It was not as easy as it sounds, because the weather up there is mighty treacherous, a supply of gasoline is rather uncertain, and the Canadian authorities require that all planes follow the highway instead of the more usual "beam." This is to facilitate the business of finding the wreckage in case the plane is forced down! Illness invaded a camping trip taken by Helen Brownfield and her family. While the thermometer hovered around 107 degrees in the wilds of Colorado, one of the youngsters developed a temperature of 104. A doctor was located with some difficulty and administered the necessary shot of penicillin. His charge for the visit was a dollar per mile and he had traveled 31 miles. Well, that experience is behind her now, and Helen is deep in parent-teacher work as president of Katella Parent-Teacher League. Two very active little boys keep her busy too, and she likes to keep the cookie jar full of them. Her oatmeal cookies are a favorite and call for ingredients that most home-makers always have on hand. HELEN'S OATMEAL COOKIES ½ cup sifted flour. 2 teaspoons baking powder ¼ teaspoon salt 1½ cup rolled oats ½ cup brown sugar ½ cup salad oil 1 egg, well beaten 1½ teaspoon vanilla 5 teaspoons milk Sift together the first three ingredients. Combine the oats and sugar and stir in shortening and egg. Add the flour mixture alternately with the milk and vanilla which have been combined. Drop by teaspoons on a greased cookie sheet and be sure to leave a two inch space between them. defined the contestants at coconut Grove of the Amor Hotel after the pro-corner drug store is as a part of the American as the hot dog. We joke the endless number of supplied by the drug store now entertainment yet. The dyeing the hair has been national fashion, a new color is drug store Tintair's new color that developed in response to our requests for a pure shade which would be than "Jet Brown." will many designs planned by leisurely sightseeing trip, were in Dawson City the following Tuesday. It was not as easy as it sounds, because the weather up there is mighty treacherous, a supply of gasoline is rather uncertain, and the Canadian authorities require that all planes follow the highway instead of the more usual "beam." This is to facilitate the business of finding the wreckage in case the plane is forced down! VACATIONERS Mrs. Loren Wagner brought her summer activities to a close with a ten day stay at Big Bear. As luck would have it, she caught cold on the very first day, devel- 1 egg, well beaten 1½ teaspoon vanilla 5 teaspoons milk Sift together the first three ingredients. Combine the oats and sugar and stir in shortening and egg. Add the flour mixture alternately with the milk and vanilla which have been combined. Drop by teaspoons on a greased cookie sheet and be sure to leave a two inch space between them. Flatten with a spatula and bake at 400 degrees until lightly browned. This makes 30 large cookies. Own a part of America — by owning your home! FOR DISHES, TOO, YOU'RE ALWAYS hot water happy! It's 3 times faster You spend less to operate You spend less to install Just be sure your automatic gas water heater is the right size for your home. Then you'll be hot water happy 24 hours every day. 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