anaheim-gazette 1952-04-09

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Tureda Olson James A. McGuire United In Double Ring Services Yesterday Charming simplicity marked the double ring services yesterday morning which united Tureda A. C. Olson of this city and James A. McGuire of Lincoln ave., Anaheim. The Rev. Al Casebeer of the Church of Christ, read the nuptials in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McGuire, the bridegroom's parents. A grey suit with matching accessories was chosen by the bride as her wedding ensemble. Her cosage was of pink carnations. Matron of honor was Crysteen McGuire. Thomas F. McGuire was best man. Guests and members of the family were received at a wedding breakfast following the ceremony. The couple will visit national parks in Utah, Arizona and Nevada on their honeymoon. A graduate of Bethany college, Lindsborg, Kansas, and the University of Redlands, the bride currently teaching the fourth grade at Benjamin Franklin school. Edward Heinz, son of the J. W. Heinz's of N. Palm st., has recently returned from a trip to Mexico. During his stay at Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Acapulco Ed en- Scout Council Hears Nominating Committee Report The April 21 Girl Scout council meeting will begin with a 6:30 p.m. potluck supper for husbands and wives at La Palma Youth Center. Each is to bring her own table service and a covered dish to serve six. Coffee, cream and sugar are furnished. Scribes' booklets will be distributed to leaders at the meeting. Don Derr, chairman of nominating membership committee, recommended the following: Mrs. Werner J. Troutman and Mrs. A. Casebeer, to appear on the Investment in Youth, Inc., slate as representatives for Girl Scout Council; Mrs. John L. Bovee, Jr., Deputy Commissioner; Mrs. Levi E. Ater, organization chairwoman; Mrs. John Shea, Jullette L. chairman; Mrs. C. W. Brook Troop Camp chairman, and M. John Daniel, parliamentarian. Ms. Leslie I. Ferrell was nominated and elected chairman of the nominating membership committee. The board voted to use campship funds to pay half of the fee for the two Senior Girl Scouts in 1952 Regional Senior Encounters. Camp rally will be held May in the La Palma park from 2 to 5:00 p.m. A camp unit will set up representing Day, Troop and Established camps. Various types of outdoor cooking and car ceremonies will be demonstrated. Families are invited to bring their own supper and join other camping acquaintances. May 4 will also be the office date to be filled out for Don Derr. A graduate of Bethany college, Lindsborg, Kansas, and the University of Redlands, the bride is currently teaching the fourth grade at Benjamin Franklin school. Edward Heinz, son of the J. W. Heinz's of N. Palm st., has recently returned from a trip to Mexico. During his stay at Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Acapulco Ed enjoyed numerous sights and events. Accompanying him was Néil Ensch of Long Beach. FOR THE Thrill of Your Life DRIVE THE GREAT NEW '52 Pontiac with Spectacular Dual-Range Performance BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Anaheim Ph. 4012 Orange County's Oldest Pontiac Dealer APRIL TREAT Nationwide reports to the United States Department of Agriculture are confirming the evidence of every housewife's own shopping experience — broilers are plentiful, the price is easing off in most localities. Officially, they head the May "Plentiful Foods" monthly list just issued—which means that within a week or two the plump young birds should be one of the best food buys any homemaker can find. Births BURKE—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke, 322 Kroeger, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital, April 8. A girl, 6 pounds, 10 ounces. CORREA—Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Correa, 16822 Oak, Stanton, at Orange county hospital, April 8, a girl, 8 pounds, 3½ ounces. For Health. Eat California Fruit Camp rally will be held May in the La Palma park from 2 to 5:00 p.m. A camp unit will set up representing Day, Troop and Established camps. Various types of outdoor cooking and car ceremonies will be demonstrated. Families are invited to bring their own supper and join other camping acquaintances. May 4 will also be the official date to register for Day and established camps. Precamp training of staff camp will begin April 30. Leaders' club meeting is at press school auditorium, May at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Conan W. Gray, commissioner, presided at the meeting. Other board members were: Mrs. Gerald Endicott, Mwm. Bushman, Mrs. P. W. Schmier, Mrs. Forrest Simonton, Mrs. Hauk Dugdale, Mrs. Leslie I. Ferrell and Don Derr. Date for next board meeting July 8, 9:00 a.m. at La Palma Youth Center. FUHS and FJC Trustees Okay 26 Teaching Jobs Twenty-six teaching contracts for the school year 1952-53 were approved by the Board of Trustees of Fullerton Union High School and Junior College Monday night, including 10 which carry tenure, it was revealed yesterday. Teachers to receive contract for a second year at the school are Mrs. Joan Carlson, Arthur Gandy, Elwood Hopkins, Mary Kellogg, Mrs. Olive Morrison John N. Reid, Miss Dorothy Recke, and Miss Dale Rulison. Third-year contracts are being offered to Miss Marguerite Waters, Miss Gertrude Amili George M. Fowler, Mrs. Louise BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Anaheim Ph. 4012 Orange County's Oldest Pontiac Dealer Births BURKE—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke, 322 Kroeger, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital, April 8. A girl, 6 pounds, 10 ounces. CORREA—Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Correa, 10822 Oak, Stanton, at Orange county hospital, April 8. a girl, 8 pounds, 3½ ounces. For Health. Eat California Fruit. 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Bovee, Jr., 2nd Commissioner; Mrs. Leroy Dr. organization chairman; John Shea, Juliette Low un; Mrs. C. W. Brooks, Camp chairman, and Mrs. Daniel, parliamentarian. Mrs. I. Ferrell was nominated elected chairman of the nomi-membership committee. Board voted to use campers to pay half of the fee two Senior Girl Scouts for Regional Senior Encampments rally will be held May 4 La Palma park from 2:00 p.m. A camp unit will be representing Day, Troop established camps. Various outdoor cooking and camp activities will be demonstrated. Are invited to bring their cup and join other camp-guaintances. will also be the official Summer Wedding Plans Announced Mr. and Hrs. F. E. Bussear are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joy Harrow, to Raymond Breese of Highland Park. He is the son of Mrs. Gertrude Breese of Highland Park. The bride-elect is a senior at Anaheim high school and her husband was formerly in the Navy. The wedding will take place in late June or July. Job's Daughters Meet with Brea Bethel Here Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5 met Monday evening, April 9 with Brea Bethel No. 176. The Bethels were presided over by Pat Strickland, honored Queen of Brea Bethel, and past honored Queen Eleanor Ausburn, who also acted as honored Queen replacing Jean Bastian, who is ill. The local girls were Courtesy officers for the Brea girls and each received a dainty gift from her Brea officer. Escort honors went to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skaggs, guardians of Brea Bethel. Mrs. Tillie Ehrle, Donald Pullman and to Mrs. Marlin Hall, past guardian of Bethel No. 5. Guardian Council members of both Bethels were introduced. Preceding the evening meeting, Bethel No. 5, their guardians and council members, were guests at a 6:00 o'clock pot-luck dinner. During the dinner hour the Brea Bethel presented Mrs. Hall with a beautiful linen table cloth. Mrs. It is Easter morning. The children are squealing through the house happily hunting Easter eggs in every nook and cranny. When the last egg has been found, you bring them to the table for breakfast. BREAKFAST MENU Fruit compote Easter eggs Broiled bacon or country sausage Waffles with syrup Cocoa Coffee You fixed the fruit compote the night before while hard cooking the Easter eggs. It is a mixture of fresh and canned fruit with a few frozen strawberries added for color. Because of the shortage of smaller eggs, you found large eggs to be the best buy. You simmered them slowly for 20 minutes, never once allowing them to boil. Alpha Beta egg coloring produced the effect you had hoped for and they are the best tasting eggs you ever sank a tooth into. But there is no lingering over breakfast on Easter morning since everyone gets into his best bib and tucker and so off to church. However, Easter is a special day and you have invited friends to share it with you. In fact, they are staying for dinner and in order that you won't spend too much is made from the new concentrate and fresh milk. The new concentrate, like that of the orange juice, a cool and refreshing drink, costs even the orange. You had a hard time your mind to choose ham or chicken because they excellent value and love eating this week-end. National ham won out and ed for a half a ham framed no center slices had been you had a larger family, have purchased a wedge since that is the most way of buying it. Slow cooking is the tenderness and juiciness so you remembered to oven at 300 degrees and plenty of cooking time. Licious flavor is your well as the additional that would have gone up at higher heats. Parslied new potato cream sauce are among signs of spring. These lootes come in cans not and ready for eating. The ed you but you decided the sweet potatoes be oven was going. You h rally will be held May 4 La Palma park from 2:00 p.m. A camp unit will be representing Day, Troop established camps. Various outdoor cooking and camp miles will be demonstrated. are invited to bring their cupper and join other campquaintances. will also be the official register for Day and Essled camps. camp training of staff for will begin April 30. club meeting is at Cyschool auditorium, May 26 p.m. Conan W. Gray, commispresided at the meeting. board members present Mrs. Gerald Endicott, Mrs. Shishman, Mrs. P. W. Schmitz, Arrest Simonton, Mrs. Harry e., Mrs. Leslie I. Ferrell and err. for next board meeting is 9:00 a.m. at La Palma Center. Calendar TONIGHT Business and Professional Women's Club—8:00 p.m., at Ebbell club house. Election of officers. Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m., at Investment in Youth Elkd. BPO Elks—8:00 p.m., at Elks club. Installation of officers. THURSDAY, APRIL 10 Retail Division Anaheim Chamber of Commerce—7:00 p.m., general membership breakfast. Assistance League—12:30 p.m., at home of Mrs. John Wood 558 N. West at. Anaheim Fusileers—1:00 p.m., at Chungking cafe. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m., Mother's Kitchen. 20-30 Club—7:30 p.m., at Lum's cafe. FRIDAY, APRIL 11 Lions Club—12:15 p.m., at Elks cafe. Altrusa Clubs of Orange County—7:00 p.m., joint meeting at Laguna Beach. Anaheim Lodge 207, F & A M—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. IOOF Encampment No. 105—8:00 p.m., at IOOF hall. SATURDAY, APRIL 12 BPO Elks No. 1345—7:00 p.m., dinner and inaugural ball at Elks club. SUNDAY, APRIL 13 Prospectors Sunday School—8:00 a.m., Annual Easter Sunday morning breakfast in basement of White Temple church. Includes families and children. Garman, Robert R. Gates, Robert J. LeMaster, Mrs. Bertha R. Moore, and Harry Nuffer. Contracts renewed for a fourth year were those of Dr. Robert E. Swenson, Robert J. Kill, William H. Klaustermeyer, Henry Mansfield, Floyd Moore, Alexander Omalev, Lewis N. Paul, Walter D. Wood, Dr. Elizabeth V. Wright, and Mrs. Elizabeth Brunskill. Five resignations by high school faculty members were accepted by the Board, from Mrs. Edna Spelus, Mrs. Emily Rawson, Walter Lunsford, Mrs. Mary Conger, and Mrs. Catherine Mac Lean. Every attention is given toward careful evaluation of teachers, once each year, by Fullerton Unfect you had hoped for and they are the best tasting eggs you ever sank a tooth into. But there is no lingering over breakfast on Easter morning since everyone gets into his best bib and tucker and so off to church. However, Easter is a special day and you have invited friends to share it with you. In fact, they are staying for dinner and in order that you won't spend too much of the day in the kitchen, you have planned your menu carefully. EASTER FEAST Grapefruit juice-mint cocktail Baked tenderized ham Sweet potatoes baked with marshmallows Fresh spinach, egg garnish Assorted crisp relishes Brown 'n serve rolls Cocoanut layer cake Coffee You planned your menus around the advertised specials at Safeway and Alpha Beta stores because you have found that to be the one sure way of enjoying quality foods at budget prices. The opening cocktail at dinner It has been a grand year contracts are being to Miss Marguerite Wamiss Gertrude Amling, M. Fowler, Mrs. Louise alev, Lewis N. Paul, Walter D. Wood, Dr. Elizabeth V. Wright, and Mrs. Elizabeth Brunskill. Five resignations by high school faculty members were accepted by the Board, from Mrs. Edna Spelis, Mrs. Emily Rawson, Walter Lunsford, Mrs. Mary Conger, and Mrs. Catherine Mac Lean. Every attention is given toward careful evaluation of teachers, once each year, by Fullerton Union High School and Junior College administrators and department heads composing the administrative council, Superintendent Stanley Warburton reported. Each council member submits a written evaluation in case he is not sufficiently well acquainted with them. These reports, based on professional judgment and aimed at development of the finest teaching staff available, are closely screened by the council as a whole in discussion meeting. Recommendations by the council are presented by Superintendent Warburton to members of the Board of Trustees, consisting of Francis N. Laird, D. Gordon McComber, Lloyd A. Riutcei, Edmund H. Salter, and Ralph C. Snook who—as elected members of the school districts involved—take action according to well-considered judgment, it was explained. Best interests of students of the district are their foremost concern, in making decisions which affect the faculty, school policies and property, and the future reputation of the schools serving the community. The office of the superintendent announced yesterday that numerous applications have been received in the past few weeks, from qualified teachers seeking placement in the Fullerton high school and junior college. Leftover slices of meat loaf make fine open-faced sandwiches to serve for a school-day lunch. The meat loaf slices may be heated in the gravy for the sandwiches of desired. you have had time to enjoy it. You planned your menus well ahead of time, you shopped early and your thoughtfulness has paid off in the many compliments received from family and friends. Happy Easter! ABALONE CHICKEN 1½ cups abalone meat, measured after grinding 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1½ cups cracker meal 2 teaspoons salt Dash pepper Grind raw abalone and mix with other ingredients, reserving ½ cup cracker meal for a coating. Form into cakes, roll in crumbs and try in deep, hot fat (360 degrees) about 20 minutes, or until golden brown. Makes 6 cakes. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 KENDRICKS 155 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Presents the... Wedgwood pattern in INTERNATIONAL STERLING In outline Wedgwood is a flowing, lovely curve. In surface it is delicate tracery. This age-old recipe for exquisite design is carried over to a complete selection of Parslied new potatoes in rich cream sauce are among the first signs of spring. These little potatoes come in cans now, peeled and ready for eating. They tempted you but you decided to have the sweet potatoes because the oven was going. You heaped the hot mashed sweet potatoes into a greased baking dish and dotted them with marshmallows. It took only a few minutes in the oven to puff and brown the marshmallows and oh, what a treat. You really pulled a fast one when you decided upon cocoanut layer cake. You found the Pillsbury cake mix on sale and chose devils food. You put the layers together with white seven minute iceing, saving more than half for the top and sides. Then you used a generous hand with the cocoa nut. The cocoanut made a natural nest for jelly beans so you added a few of the colorful candies for garnish. It has been a grand day and pattern in INTERNATIONAL STERLING In outline Wedgwood is a flowing, lovely curve. In surface it is delicate tracery. This age-old recipe for exquisite design is carried over to a complete selection of matching holloware. See this rare elegance in solid silver now! 6-piece Place Setting $27.50 (Med. 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