anaheim-gazette 1951-09-28

HOMES - GARDEN SIZE POOL—Mrs. Don Bates relaxes beside the 12 by 16 foot pool in the backyard of Evelyn dr., home. Pool is large enough for kids to swim in and even adults can get in a few strokes by circling the edges. (Gazette photo by Kreidt.) LEE'S GAL FRIDAY GARDEN GOSSIP Mark a circle around the DATES OCT. 3 through 7 October 3 through 7 That's the time of our super ANNIVERSARY SALE, celebrating 28 years of business in Anaheim. There will be GUESTS to answer questions about various phases of GARDENING, FREE GIFTS and SPECIAL VALUES you have never even dreamed of. Remember, Oct. 3-7! More new BULBS are in this week — CROCUS - WHITE CALLAS - NARCISSUS - DUTCH IRIS - SPARAXES - WATSONIAS—to name a few. Also LARGE DOUBLE NOSE KING ALFRED DAFFODILS. BUILDING FAX By CARL MEYER Sec., Orange Co. Bldrs. Assn. For a modern, efficient kitchen today, it is wise to plan well. Since much of the family's time—not to mention the homemakers'—is spent in this room, a carefully planned kitchen means greater ease, less work. The trend today is toward the smaller kitchen An oblong kitchen is more economical of floor space than a square one and saves the housewife many steps during the course of the day. An average family finds that 90 to 108 square feet of floor space is satisfactory in the kitchen. However, the size should be determined for the specific family by these factors: First, the number of activities that will be necessary in the kitchen; second, size of the large pieces of equipment, such as stove, refrigerator, sink, etc., third, the number of doors in the rooms; and fourth, to a certain extent, the fuel for cooking. Function number one of the kitchen is of course, a place where food is prepared. But often times this room is called on to serve as a dining room, laundry, or playroom for small children. These additional uses must be considered in planning the kitchen. Minimum number of doors entering on the kitchen are two—dining room or lying room and back porch or rear entry. It is not unusual for a kitchen to have two or three more entrys, to hall, pantry, etc. Through poor planning a kitchen is often larger than need be in order to accommodate all the necessary doors. Relation of the kitchen to other centers of activity — where the home-maker works is another consideration. The laundry room or service porch should be accessible as well as the phone and dining room. Is the kitchen to be built to have the sun in the morning afternoon? Nurserymen say Orange County Nursery Association The common white Calla isn't a lily at all, but a moth of the Arum family, along with startling array of presently lar tropical plants—Diffenbilt Philodendron, Pothos, Monk Caladium, Anthunium, etc. Itists now classify the plant call Calla lilies under the Zantedeschia, except the Calla, which in the genus Argyranthemum. In this area the white Calla (Azngedeschia aethiopica) easily grown that we some nearly forget its real beauty think of it only as a plant will grow on the north side garage in spite of neglect properly cared for the Calla both the standard white and miniature dwarf variety, are tiful plants. Calla lilies prefer partial shade and a moist acid soil, though will grow in slightly alkaline and survive with little water sides the winter rainfall. The occasional mulching of moss Irrigation should be at such vals as will keep the soil except during the summer the plants should be forced to this being accomplished by lay them dry out. In addition to the white Calla a pure yellow species from the American Transvaal and a pink siphon from the Natal are offered yellow Calla, Zantedeschia omana, is almost as easily grown the white and is a fine pot object. The spathe remains yellow couple weeks and then turns into becoming closed and thicken the seeds develop. Leaves white spotted. The pink Calla seems not easily handled as the other Color and size of the spathes according to local conditions. The plants do not seem to More new BULBS are in this week — CROCUS - WHITE CALLAS - NARCISSUS - DUTCH IRIS - SPARAXES - WATSONIAS—to name a few. Also LARGE DOUBLE NOSE KING ALFRED DAFFODILS. The earliest CHRYSANTHEMUMS in 1 gallon cans are beginning to show color—a sure sign that AUTUMN is here. There are still some FUCHSIAS at the SPECIAL PRICE of 2 for 78c While they last until next week, Lee's Gal Friday LEE'S NURSERY 718 So. Los Angeles Aunheim Ph. 3131 Relation of the kitchen to other centers of activity — where the home-maker works is another consideration. The laundry room or service porch should be accessible as well as the phone and dining room. Is the kitchen to be built to have the sun in the morning, afternoon, or all day? What will the windows overlook? If there are children in the home will the sandbox, or swing be in view of the kitchen window? The kitchen floor should be durable, comfortable to walk and stand on, smooth but not slippery, easy to clean, impervious to grease and water, and attractive in color. Walls are best covered with smooth, hard plaster with a coat of good oil paint. This type paint stands many washings with lukewarm suds made from neutral soap. The wall may easily be renewed with a fresh coat of paint. Woodwork in the kitchen should be kept at a minimum. The baseboard should be designed to shed dirt, not, as is often the case, to collect it. Color in the kitchen depends on the lighting of the room and exposure. Light tans and greys, with yellow trim to brighten, are neutral shades and resist soiling but reflect light. Need an Electrician? JOSEPH A. LIEB Everything Electrical 111 East Chartres St. Phone Anaheim 216-549-0000 "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" S - GARDENS - BU pool in the backyard of her ults can get in a few strokes Nurserymen say... THE BATES' LANAI is ideally situated to overlook the small pool, but is also an integral part o house. Three walls of the lanai are formed by the U-shaped exterior rear walls of the house, other is made of sliding glass panels—(Gazette photo by Kreidt.) Garden - Size Pool Solves Swimming Problem on Ordinary City - Size Lot By JOAN S. WHITE "If only we had a swimming pool—" has been the sigh of many an Anaheim family, but one look at the narrow confines of most city lots and another at the high cost of the usual pool construction tends to shelve that idea once and for all. Not so with the Donald Bates family who live in the fashionable Evelyn dr. section. Their rambling ranch type house, set on the front fringe of a 70x105 foot lot left precious little backyard space, but they decided that by telescoping a pool to fit their requirements, they could have not only the longed-for pool, but an enclosed lanai to help them enjoy it. The result is an oblong pool which measures 12x16 feet, four feet deep. It allows ample room for four-year-old Donna Lynn to learn to swim, and for not-so-enervetic adults to get in a surprising number of strokes by circling the pool. Visitors are irresistibly drawn to this small expanse of water which appears a deep blue because of the aqua paint used in the cement from which the pool is made and the background fence which is reflected in the water. A wide tile ledge on all four sides has been designed for lounging. For economy's sake, the cement sides of the pool were poured straight up and down and a simple drain was installed in the pool floor. A concealed pump quickly empties the pool about every two weeks, and although the water is chlorinated, it is successfully used to irrigate lawn and flowers. Mr. Bates, general manager of the Vista Furniture Co. here in Anaheim, estimates that the pool can be duplicated for well under five hundred dollars. The Lanai It is fun to watch folks swim, and the sport usually works up an appetite. The lanai at the Bates home accommodates both forms of activity. It started as an open patio but wind and flies interfered with some of its comfort. The lanai is now completely enclosed. The house forms three walls and the fourth, made of sliding glass panels, affords an excellent view of the pool. For maxi-canvas because no puddles when the swimmer sits down. Barbecue The barbecue is used round, and comes Christmas will find the holiday turkey ing on its revolving spit. A picturesque addition to lanai, it is equipped with a fireplace with a removable and various wrought iron sories to help with cooking esses. On one side is a wire for storage and the other for barbecue equipment. A bin on wheels facilitates plaining of the fuel supply. France Remind USSR PARIS UP—France has re-edited the Soviet Union that Russia—not the western po- many at the opening of War II. The reminder was in a m- applying to Russian charge France, the U. S. and "count on using German nism for the declaration of war much in the same way they sought to do at the ning of World War II." The eign office recalled that and Britain went to war Germany when Poland waded in 1939. White Templ Low Calla, Zantedeschia eliottiana, is almost as easily grown as white and is a fine pot sub-t. The spathe remains yellow a couple weeks and then turns green, coming closed and thickened as seeds develop. Leaves are white spotted. The pink Calla seems not so firmly handled as the other two. Color and size of the spathe varies according to local conditions. The plants do not seem to withstand the ravages of snails and bugs as well as the white or yellow species. The Black Calla lily is offered in a novelty. The spathe is a deep violet black red. Its principal downback is the odor, like that of ivory. It is a native of Palestine and is sometimes known as Solomon's lily. It is easily grown in artificial shade and readily naturalizes. Medical Meeting Dr. Llewellyn Wilson, president of the Orange County Medical Center, will be the guest speaker at meeting Tuesday of the Woman's auxiliary of the group, meeting in home of Mrs. Ralph B. Coombs on N. Park blvd., according to Mrs. Thomas B. Clark, press chairman. Mrs. Margaret Besler will entertain with selections from light drapery. If You Drive! Don't Drink An Electrician? PH A. LIEB Wetting Electrical St. Phone Anaheim 2164 Hed Electrical Contractor" It is fun to watch folks swim, and the sport usually works up an appetite. The lanai at the Bates home accommodates both forms of activity. It started as an open patio but wind and flies interfered with some of its comfort. The lanai is now completely enclosed. The house forms three walls and the fourth, made of sliding glass panels, affordes an excellent view of the pool. For maximum light and minimum glare, the roof is constructed of tinted corrugated glass laid across redwood beams. Wet bathing suits are no hazard to this colorful room with its red-tinted cement floor, chartreuse stucco walls, massive built-in red brick barbecue and redwood tubular steel furniture. This furniture, by the way, bears the stamp of Van Keppler-Green, one of the most popular new lines of functional furniture. The Bates have blended it with pieces of pool furniture made of tubular steel strung with white yachting cord. This has proved superior to the model home is now attracting unusually large numbers of homemakers. To reach it, drive north of Main st. in Santa Ana to the junction of N. Main and Santa Clara ave., turn east on Santa Clara to the property. The sales office is located at 1006 E. Santa Clara ave., and is open from 9 am to 7 p.m. every day. 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France Reminds USSR PARIS UP—France has reminded the Soviet Union that it was Russia—not the western powers—which sided with Hitler's Germany at the opening of World War II. The reminder was in a note relaying to Russian charges that France, the U.S. and Britain count on using German military force for the declaration of a new war much in the same way as they sought to do at the beginning of World War II." The foreign office recalled that France and Britain went to war against Germany when Poland was invaded in 1939. White Temple TELEVISION Friday, Sept. 28 5:00 P.M. KTSL (2)—Tale Comics KNBH (4)—Komedy Club KHJ (9)—News KTTV (11)—News KTTV (11)—Kay Mulvey, Open House KLAC (13)—Willie Wonderful 8:25 KHJ (9)—Theater. 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