anaheim-gazette 1951-12-20

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1897 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Guglielmo Marconi was granted the basic British patent on wireless telegraphy in 1897. The turkey is the only poultry type to originate in North America. You'll Find Gifts for Every Member of the Family at McCOY'S Enjoy Shopping from Open Displays. Shop Leisurely and Economically. Here Are a Few Xmas Suggestions: FOR HIM TOILETRIES • Courtley • Yardley • His • King's Men • Old Spice • Sportsman • Seaforth LARGEST PIPE SELECTION IN TOWN CIGARETTE LIGHTERS • WALLETS POCKET KNIVES • FOUNTAIN PENS TOBACCO POUCHES GIFTS FOR HER TOILETRIES RICHARD HUDNUT • HARRIET HUBBARD AYER ELMO • OLD SPICE • EVENING IN FABIS REVLON • PEGGY SAGE • MAX FACTOR COTY • CHEN YU • YARDLEY Compacts • Wallets • Costume Jewelry Cigarette Lighters CHILDREN'S TOYS Annual Visit of Grand President Planned by YLI Mercedes Kilker, Institute deputy duty and Myrtle Riecl, both of Long Beach Institute, were guests of Anaheim YLI this week. Mercedes Kilker spoke on the "Spirit of Christmas." Of importance to the members of Anaheim Institute and Corpus Christi Institute, Fullerton, wrote the discussion of plans that are being formulated for the dinner honoring Rose Aless Reid, grand president, who will make her joint official visit to these two institutes on Monday, Jan. 7, 1952. Anaheim Institute is the hostess institute and is in charge of the dinner and decorations; Corpus Christi Institute, the visiting institute will be in charge of the tea in honor of the new members initiated the evening. There will be a practice following the meeting of Corpus Christi Institute on Wednesday Jan. 3, in the Ebell club house Fullerton. All officers of both institutes have been requested to attend this meeting, as it is imperative that the practice be held before the grand president's visit. The dinner will be held at 8:45 p.m. in St. Boniface hall on Monday, Jan. 7; the meeting and formal initiation will be held in the IOOF hall at 8 o'clock. To exemplify the "Spirit of Christmas" the members brought canned goods, clothing, toys and other necessities for the needy family "adopted" by Anaheim GIFTS FOR HER TOILETRIES RICHARD HUDNUT • HARRIET HUBBARD AYER ELMO • OLD SPICE • EVENING IN PABIS REVLON • PEGGY SAGE • MAX FACTOR COTY • CHEN YU • YARDLEY Compacts • Wallets • Costume Jewelry Cigarette Lighters CHILDREN'S TOYS A Large and Varied Selection McCoy's Cut Rate Drugs 100 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM SANTA ANITA PARK How well do you know California? Santa Anita Park, opening on Friday of next week and running 50 days through March 8, 1952, will present some of the world's most exciting history lessons pertinent to this wonderful and fabulous Golden State. Santa Anita's outstanding 29 stakes are named for and dedicated to the memory of the famous old Spanish and Mission land grants. Santa Anita's affluent 71 overnight features honor and pay tribute to olden landmarks, noteworthy yearly events, worthwhile exhibits and museums, historic points of interest, the State's celebrated mountains and picturesque valleys, its various parks and unusual streets and highways in and about metropolitan Los Angeles. One hundred commemorative attractions! Plus one hundred exciting races and the spectacle of the nation's most superb race horses winning them! Each one perpetuating the fame of the other! Listing of these places and events with dates when they will be commemorated at Santa Anita Park follow: HISTORIC LANDMARKS Dec. 28—LAS FLORES RANCHERIA Dec. 29—CANADA DE LOS PALOS VERDES Jan. 1—EL RANCHO SAN PASQUAIL Jan. 1—SAN VINZ MISSION Jan. 5—RANCHO MALIBU SEQUET Jan. 5—EL RANCHO SAN VICTENTE Jan. 9—RANCHO DE LA CAPTUNILLA Jan. 12—SANTA CATALINA ISLAND Jan. 12—VALLE SANTA MARIA Jan. 16—EL RANCHO LOS PELIZ Jan. 19—MISHION SAN CARLOS Jan. 19—MISSION SAN PERNANDO Jan. 23—SANTA BARBARA PRESDIAL EXHIBITS AND MUSEUMS Jan. 17—HUNTINGTON LIBRARY Jan. 18—BOTANIC GARDENS Jan. 14—SOUTHWEST MUSEUM Jan. 24—CABRILLO MARINE MUSEUM Jan. 81—COUNTY MUSEUM POINTS OF INTEREST Jan. 2—ORANGE EMPIRE Jan. 11—BAYON PIFTS Jan. 18—PALM SPRINGS Jan. 25—SANTA MONICA PALISADES Jan. 29—SANTA SEA Jan. 60-BALBOA-NEWPORT HARBOR Feb. 2—CORONADO SILVER STRAND Feb. 5-LOS ANGELES CIVIC Class Meets For Yule Party The Workman's class of the Stanton Community church enjoyed a yuletime party on a recent evening. President, John Karraker, was official host to members of the Calvary church in Santa Ana. Their president Thomas Welch of Anaheim. Rev. Richard H. Cartrell Silver Acres church in Santa Ana delivered a message, "Christian Consecrated Life," after dinner that featured scalloped ham and potatoes. Mrs. Patty Lovett was social chairman for the evening assisted by Mrs. Virginia Cho RANCHERIA Dec. 29 • CANADA DE LOS VALO VIRIDES Jan. 1 • EL RANCHO SAN PASOUAL Jan. 1 • SAN YNEZ MISSION Jan. 5 • RANCHO MALIBU SEQUET Jan. 5 • EL RANCHO SAN AGENTE Jan. 9 • RANCHO DE LA CENTRELA Jan. 12 • SANTA CATALINA ISLAND Jan. 12 • VALLE SANTA MARIA Jan. 16 • EL RANCHO LOS FELIZ Jan. 19 • MISSION SAN CARLOS Jan. 19 • MISSION SAN FERNANDO Jan. 23 • SANTA BARBARA PRESDIAL Jan. 26 • EL RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA Jan. 00 • MISSION SAN GABRIEL Feb. 6 • EL RANCHO LOS CERRITOS Feb. 8 • QUEEN OF THE ANGELS Feb.8 • HACIENDA VIEJO Feb.9 • VALLE DE SAN FELIPE Feb.9 • SAN MARCOS PASS Feb.14 • DRUM BARRACKS Feb.16 • EL RANCHO SAN ANTONIO Feb.10 • SANTA SUSANA PASS Feb.19 • FORT MOORE Feb.21 • CAMPO DE CAVENGO Feb.26 • AVILLA ADOBE Feb.27 • MISSION SAN LUIS FELIPE Feb.25 • LOS ANGELES PLAZA Mar. 1 • EL RANCHO SANTA ANITA Mar. 8 • MISSION SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO IN TRIBUTE Dec. 29 • CALIFORNIA BROADERS Feb.19 • ABRAHAM LINCOLN Feb.18 • JOCKEY GEORGE WOOLF Feb.22 • GEORGE WASHINGTON Mar. 5 • CHRISTOPHER J. FEY GENERALL Mar. 8 • DAYS OF THE DONS YEARLY EVENTS Dec. 28 • TOURNAMENT OF ROSES Dec.29 • ROSE BOWL Jan. 8 • ARCADIA SPRING FESTIVAL Jan. 4 • MANOVA CUP Jan.23 • LAQUNA BEACH ART FESTIVAL Jan.29 • SIERRA MADRE WISTERIA VINE Feb.1 • NATIONAL DATE FESTIVAL Feb.27 • CHRISTMAS TREE LANE Mar. 1 • LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR Mar. 4 • NATIONAL ORANGE SHOW LOS ANGELES TURF CLUB, INC. POINTS OF INTEREST Jan. 17 • BOTANCIC GARDENS Jan.18 • SOUTHWEST MUSEUM Jan.24 • CARLLO MARINE MUSEUM Jan.31 • COUNTY MUSEUM POINTS OF INTEREST Jan. 2 • ORANGE EMPIRE Jan.18 • LA BREA TAR PITS Jan.18 • RAINDOW PIER Jan.18 • PALM SPRUNGS Jan.22 • SANTA MONICA PALISADES Jan.25 • PAULINA PLAYHOUSE Jan.29 • SALTON SEA Jan.30 • BALBOA-NEWPORT HARBOR Feb.2 • CORONADO SILVER STRAND Feb.5 • LASO ELEVES CIVIC CENTER Feb.6 • ANGELS FLIGHT Feb.7 • BIG PINES Feb.20 • HOLLYWOOD BOWL Feb.21 • ARCADIA ARBORETUM Feb.26 • PERTHING BOULEVRE Feb.29 • LAKE ARROWHEAD Feb.29 • TYROLEAN VILLAGE Mar.5 RED ROCK CANYON Mar.6 JOHSUA TREE MONUMENT Mar.6 TWENTY-NINE PALMS Mar.7 LA JOLLA CAVES MOUNTAINS Jan.4 MOUNT RUBIDOUX Jan.25 MOUNT WILSON Jan.26 MOUNT PALOMAR Feb.5 MOUNT WHITNEY VALLEYS Jan.16 DEATH VALLEY Jan.25 OJAI VALLEY Jan.24 APPLE VALLEY Feb.1 COACHELLA VALLEY Feb.7 DMFERIAL VALLEY PARKS Jan.2 ECHO PARK Jan.0 ARCADIA COUNTY PARK Jan.10 GRIFFTITH PARK Jan.11 BIXXBY PARK Jan.11 EXPOSITION PARK Feb.13 GENERAL MACARTURPARK Feb.15 ELYSHIAN PARK Feb.20 SAN RAFAEL PARK Feb.28 WILL ROGERS PARK Feb.29 BROOKSIDE PARK Mar.7 BALBOA PARK STREETS AND HIGHWAYS Jan.10 RIM OF WORLD Feb.18 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD Feb.14 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD Feb.15 OLVERA STREET Feb.19 EL CAMINO REAL Mar.4 PALMS-TO-PINES *Indicates stakes. CHOCOLATE LOLLIPOPS 2 tablespoons butter or margarine ¼ cup honey 1 6-oz package semisweet chocolate pieces ¼ pound marshmallows, cut quarters SALAD PEPS FALL MENU Try this salad for pepping your fall menus.Finely shredded cabbage, orange section and wedges of ripe olives toss with an old-fashioned boiled dressing. Phone 4618 ERMISCHI "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W.Center Plant: 117 W.Cypress Anaheim Annual Visit of Grand President dened by YLI Importance to the members heim Institute and Corpus Institute, Fullerton, was discussion of plans that are formulated for the dinner in Rose Aless Reid, grand ant, who will make her joint visit to these two institutes Sunday, Jan. 7, 1952. Anaheim e is the hostess institute, in charge of the dinner and dons; Corpus Christi Institute visiting institute will be age of the tea in honor of new members initiated that There will be a practice ing the meeting of Corpus Institute on Wednesday, in the Ebell club house in ton. All officers of both inhave been requested to atsis meeting, as it is imperant the practice be held bethe grand president's visit. anner will be held at 6:30 St. Boniface hall on Monan. 7; the meeting and fortiation will be held in the mall at 8 o'clock. Exemplify the "Spirit of nas" the members brought goods, clothing, toys and necessities for the needy "adopted" by Anaheim In- PRESTIDIGITATOR—Walter Wittesch, right, mystiifies Evelyn Breckenridge, left, and his Boy Scout and Boy Scout parent audience with the trick of the string that "grew together again." Cookie Making Studied by Home Department Anaheim Home Department met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. R. C. Hein with the project "Christmas Cookies" highlighting the meeting. Leaders were Mrs. Herman Freese and Mrs. L. R. Tomlinson who demonstrated the Red Cross Vets Party Issues Plea For Hostesses A request for hostesses to entertain paraplegic veterans at a Los Alamitos Naval Air Station New Year's Eve party has been issued by the Red Cross camp and hospital council it was announc- Award Meet For Scouts Rotary-sponsored Boy Scout Troop 80 last night met in the vestment in Youth hall at La ma and Olive sts. for a meet with parents of the boys atti ng. Two-year stars were awa Walter Wittesch and Berry Berger, and the latter also re Cookie Making Studied by Home Department Anaheim Home Department met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. R. C. Hein with the project "Christmas Cookies" highlighting the meeting. Leaders were Mrs. Herman Freese and Mrs. L. R. Tomlinson who demonstrated the making of cookies and decorating cookies for the holidays. It was decided to work toward purchase of a coffee maker for the department. Thirty-two members attended, including four guests, Mrs. A. Steffens, Mrs. Mille Nellie Payne, Mrs. A. Stark and Mrs. Lila Sexton. On the hostess committee were Mrs. Freese, Mrs. P. V. Kelly, Mrs. A. Hartelt and Mrs. A. Bircher. Gifts were brought for two needy families. On the distribution committee were Mrs. Ralph Mauerhan and Mrs. C. W. Mauerhan. A gift exchange was conducted. Mrs. Bessie Anderson in charge. Mrs. M. L. Bose displayed a sugar house and explained the making. Program artists Mrs. Lila Sexton and the group sang carols. Mrs. Bessie Elkins spoke briefly on "The History of Christmas Carols." Jan. 22 is the date of the next meeting. The boyhood home of John Howard Payne who wrote "Home Sweet Home" is preserved in East Hampton, N.Y. Red Cross Vets Party Issues Plea For Hostesses A request for hostesses to entertain paraplegic veterans at a Los Alamitos Naval Air Station New Year's Eve party has been issued by the Red Cross camp and hospital council it was announced today by the local chapter. Girls of college age are asked to call Anaheim 2085 to make arrangements for the evening. Approximately 15 girls are needed and should call the chapter before noon tomorrow. FISH FILLETS AMANDINE 1 pound fish fillets 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 tablespoons flour ¼ teaspoon salt Dash cayenne 1 cup milk ½ cup grated American cheese 1 tablespoon California sherry ¼ cup roasted slivered almonds Poach fish in water to cover, Drain and place in shallow baking dish. Meanwhile melt butter and blend in flour and seasonings. Add milk, stirring and cooking until thickened. Blend in cheese and wine, stirring over low heat until cheese melts. Pour over poached fish, sprinkle with almonds. Broil two or three minutes until heated and bubbly. Makes four servings. Award Meet For Scouts Rotary-sponsored Boy Scout Troop 80 last night met in the investment in Youth hall at La Ma and Olive sts. for a meet with parents of the boys attending. Two-year stars were awarded Walter Wittesch and Berny Hberger, and the latter also received an award for two years of feet attendance at meetings, sentations were made by S master A. E. Helmberger, Beckenridge and Delmar Key accepted into the troop as Terfoot Scouts. Entertainment was provided by Rudy Pena, who rendered a solo and accompanied other Scouts as they sang Roy sang a solo and Earl Becker and Delmar Key took the duo a rendition of "Silent Night." Featured performer of the ning was Walter Wittesch, who on a magic show with the assistance of Fred Williamson, his ter, Margaret Wittesch, and Lyn Breckenridge, who was cruited from the audience. CRUMBS TOP BREAD FOR COFFEE CAKE For quick coffee cake toast side of a slice of raisin b Butter the other side, spread with Baker Boy Cake Crust and put it under the broiler two minutes you have a def fully tasty coffee cake. Make extra quantities of the goes fast! The S.Q.R. 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Kelsey Williams, chairman of the center dispensed with business and Mrs. Ethel Korn introduced the guests and new members. Radio and television star Kenny Ottee entertained with impersonations of famous singers including Lelle Purcell, Vaughn Monroe, Nat King Cole and Frankie Laine. He also sang three selections, "Ave Maria," "Because of You," and "Lucky Old Sun." Vance Carruth, evangelist at South Gate for the Church of Christ, performed feats of magic and later entertained at the piano. One hundred thirty members CEREAL FUDGE 4 tablespoons butter or margarine ½ pound marshmallows 1 2-ounce unsweetened chocolate ½ teaspoon vanilla ½ teaspoon salt 1 cup instant cooking whole wheat cereal ½ cup whole wheat germ ½ cup coarsely chopped nuts or coconut Butter pan 6x10xI inches. Melt 4 tablespoons butter in saucepan, add marshmallows and stir over medium heat until marshmallows are melted and syrupy. Stir in chocolate until melted and guests were served by Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pelous, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Williams, Lester Moffett, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Wahlberg, Mrs. W. L. Wicker, Mrs. R. J. Brown and Al Mittman. Door prizes were awarded to the children and adults. LIVER PRITTERS 1 pound sliced liver 1 tablespoon drippings ¼ cup milk 1 cup shredded bran 1 egg, beaten 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons flour ¼ cup each minced green pepper, grated onion Fat for frying Brown liver in 1 tablespoon drippings, then put through food chopper. Pour milk over bran to soften. Add to ground meat. Stir in egg and rest of ingredients. Drop into deep hot fat 360 deg., by spoonfuls. Cook until brown. 1 cup soft bread crumbs 12 ounce can whole kernel corn, drained 2 eggs, alightly beaten Salt, pepper, paprika Melt butter in saucepan. Add green pepper and onion and cook gently five minutes. Blend in flour, then milk and wine. Cook, stirring constantly, until thicken- Award Meet for Scouts Two-year stars were awarded after Wittesch and Berny Helmmer, and the latter also received award for two years of perattendance at meetings. Preations were made by Scoutter A. E. Helmberger. Earl Kenridge and Delmar Key were apted into the troop as TenderScouts. Entertainment was provided by Roy Pena, who rendered a piano and accompanied others of Scouts as they sang. Roy Fry was Walter Wittesch, who put a magic show with the assiste of Fred Williamson, his sisMargaret Wittesch, and EveBreckenridge, who was reted from the audience. UMBS TOP BREAD COFFEE CAKE For quick coffee cake toast one of a slice of raisin bread. After the other side, spread it with Baker Boy Cake Crumbs, put it under the broiler. In minutes you have a delightly tasty coffee cake. Better rice extra quantities of this—it is fast! ½ teaspoon vanilla ½ teaspoon salt 1 cup instant cooking whole wheat cereal ½ cup whole wheat germ ½ cup coarsely chopped nuts or coconut Butter pan 6x10x1 inches. Melt 4 tablespoons butter in saucepan, add marshmallows and stir over medium heat until marshmallows are melted and syrupy. Stir in chocolate until melted. Blend in vanilla, salt, cereal, wheat germ and nuts. Stir and knead with a spoon until well mixed. Drop mixture into prepared pan, cover with waxed paper and press down to fill corners of pan. Cool and cut in squares. 1 cup soft bread crumbs 12 ounce can whole kernel corn, drained 2 eggs, alightly beaten Salt, pepper, paprika Melt butter in saucepan. Add green pepper and onion and cook gently five minutes. Blend in flour, then milk and wine. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Add cheese, stir over low heat until melted. Remove from heat, stir in crumbs, corn, eggs, salt and pepper to taste. 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