anaheim-gazette 1952-04-28

3 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Counsellors to Begin Training Training begins for Girl Scout camp counsellors Wednesday, April 30. Mrs. G. L. Baker director of the Girls Scout established camp will give basic training for staff members beginning April 30, 7:30 p.m., at the Anaheim Girl Scout House. Presented to the Anaheim and Northern Orange County counsellors will be a general outline of the camping program planned for Camp San Antonio. Factors affecting outdoor living will be discussed. Dates for the next training are May 14 and May 28; June 7 the staff will go to camp site. First session of camp will begin July 22 and will continue to August 19. Card Party Is YLI Highlight One of the lovely YLI monthly card parties was held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 623 Grafton Place Friday with Frances Hone as co-hostess. The theme of the decorations was Chinese; the tally cards were Chinese figurines, and the rare Chinese dishes used for serving the delicious dessert, which preceded card play, Silver Anniversary Of 'Ramona' Preparations are complete to accommodate a great throng at performances this Saturday and Sunday of the silver anniversary production of the Ramona Outdoor Play in the Ramona Bowl at Hemet-San Jacinto. The spectacular pageant drama will have its final performances on May 3 and 4. San Jacinto will take over the spotlight in entertaining the pageant visitors this weekend, with the main street roped off for the Ramona Play Fiesta, sponsored by the San Jacinto Junior Chamber of Commerce, Friday and Saturday. The program will include entertainment by television stars and Ramont Play members, booths sponsored by various organizations, a kangaroo court, whiskerino contest and other festivities, including a barbecue. Largest single party to attend the pageant-drama will include some 500 Kiwanians to view the Sunday performance and celebrate the anniversary of the play with a barbecue at the Hemet fairgrounds later in the evening. General Manager Park G. Parr Secretaries to Holiday Get Acquainted Party in May "Getting acquainted" with the theme and purpose of April meeting of the Old County Chapter of Executive Secretaries, Inc., at a dinner rehearing to be held at the Balboa club on Tuesday evening, February 29, according to an announcement made by Eleanors Frebeck the General Electric company Anaheim, who is program man. Attending will be chapter members, their executives and wives and guests as well as executive members of the Los Angeles Pomona, Long Beach and Diego chapters. The speaker of the evening be John A. Murdy who will timely observations of his Peanut trip. Entertainment for the event will include dinner music string ensemble and piano includes by Hal Chanslor, an employee of the Anaheim divider of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., has had many years of professional experience. The hospitality committee which will be very active evening consists of Macy Walt El Toro Marine base, chair Virginia Hughes of the Nutrition company and Marie Nelson Knott's Berry Farm. YLI Highlight One of the lovely YLI monthly card parties was held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 623 Grafton Place Friday with Frances Hone as co-hostess. The theme of the decorations was Chinese; the tally cards were Chinese figurines, and the rare Chinese dishes used for serving the delicious dessert, which preceded card play, were brought from China by the husband of Mrs. Mulligan. The beautiful prizes of Chinese design were won by Beulah Sovinski, who was high in canasta, Glenna Ranker, Blanche Hudson, Jean Thill and Rita Koenings low in canasta. The first prize in contract bridge was won by Elsie Benner, second by Anne Treanor. 20 YLI members attended the party. VISITS PARENTS ON LEAVE Terry L. Lewis, Airman 2c U.S. Army Air Force, has been on leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Black of Hansen Manor. He flew here from Waco, Texas, where he spent six weeks at Operation Longhorn, war games marking the first use of atomic artillery weapons. He is a member of the 178th Fighter Bomber Squadron at George AFB, Victorville. Mrs. Veva Gorman has returned to her home at 825 N. Sabina after a six weeks' visit with relatives; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gallaher at the Navy base at Inyokern, sister, and her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gallaher of San Fernando valley. For Vitamin C, the only vitamin that the body cannot store up but which must be taken daily, eat California citrus fruits. Pow Wow Plans Announced at Fullerton High Fullerton Union High school will hold its annual Pow Wow celebration May 16, with Miss Nancy Moore as queen. Alvin Boyd will be Miss Moore's "King Pow Wow" and her majesty will be served by Nana Williams, senior attendant and Jane Battle as freshman attendant. Son Treszie will be "Pow Wow Willie Ugh." The executive board of the student body appointed Ellaine Ustick, Pow Wow dance chairman; Jim Moore, publicity; James Murfield, finance; Bill Stephens, construction; Larry Kraemer, Pow Wow Royalty, and Gerry Miegler, parade committee head, with the parade in downtown Fullerton starting at 2:12 p.m. ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Lewis, 19321 S. Stanton ave., are entertaining old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loading of Painsville, O. The two couples drove to Death Valley Wednesday. They will visit Las Vegas and Apple Valley, Ranchos enroute home. The Ladings are on an extended tour of the United States and will return to Ohio next July. Prettiest date dress of the season—and so new and smart we gay buttons to finish the slam line on the bodice, a tiny bow at the neckline, cool brief sleeve. Pattern No. 8822 is a sew-perforated pattern in sizes 11, 13, 14, 16, 18. Size 12, 4½ yard of 39-inch. For this pattern, send 30 cents in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Poultry raisers report an increasing use of infra-red type electric lamps for the brooding baby chicks. Start Today EARN A FULL 3% CURRENT RATE From May 1st on All Savings Received by The 10th of May You earn a FULL 3% on all saving from May 1st on deposits made by May 10th, and receive your interest checks each quarter by mail if you desire. Come in and learn more about this convenient plan and the other advantages at this pioneer company. SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 Our 63rd year in Anaheim Since 1899 211 E. CENTER ST, ANAHEIM PHONE 7283 Secretaries to Hold Meet Acquainted Curry in May Setting acquainted" will be the theme and purpose of the final meeting of the Orange County Chapter of Executives' societies, Inc., at a dinner meet-up held at the Balboa Bay on Tuesday evening, April according to an announcement made by Eleanors Freberg of General Electric company,heim, who is program chair. Pending will be chapter members their executives and wives, guests as well as executive members of the Los Angeles, Ana, Long Beach and San chapters. Speaker of the evening will John A. Murdy who will give observations of his Eurotrip. Entertainment for the evening include dinner music by a ensemble and piano intermission by Hal Chanslor, an emcee of the Anaheim division orthrop Aircraft, Inc., who had many years of professional experience. Hospitality committee will be very active that long consists of Macy Walker, Zero Marine base, chairman; Maria Hughes of the Nutrilite company and Marie Nelson of Berry Farm. School Carnival At Centralia Glen H. Dusinger, principal of Centralia elementary school, announced today that the program for Public Schools Week will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., April 29. Jack Alvey, junior deacon of Buena Park Masonic Lodge 357, will talk on the background of public schools week. Eighth grade students will conduct an information quiz on "You and Your Government," to show what is being taught about civics and government in the public schools. A special musical program will supplement the talks. The annual school carnival will be May 9 from 4 to 10 p.m. The school picnic will be held in two Calendar TONIGHT Anaheim Union High School—6:00 p.m. Open house. Y's Men's Club—6:30 p.m., YMCA. Toastmasters—6:30 p.m., Lum's Cafe. Altrusa Club—7:00 p.m., dinner and meeting at Elks Club Cafe. DeMolay—7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. Knights of Columbus—8:00 p.m., Knights of Columbus hall. Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux—8:00 p.m., at 106 N. Philadelphia at. Anaheim Union High School Operetta—8:00 p.m., "Good News" in high school auditorium. Open to public. TUESDAY, APRIL 25 HI-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Co-ed Council—7:00 a.m. breakfast meeting at YMCA building. KIwania Club—12:10 p.m., at Elks. Lois Rebekah Lodge—6:30 p.m., penny cupet at IOOF hall. Open to public. Fremont School—6:30 p.m., open home-P-TA meeting and installation of officers. Tri-Hi-Y Mother-Daughter Banquet—7:00 p.m., in high school cafeteria. Orange County Branch of National Fuchsia Society—8:00 p.m., at American Legion Hall. Visitors welcome. IOOF Lodge No. 199—8:00 p.m., at IOOF Hall. School Carnival At Centralia Glen H. Dusinger, principal of Centralia elementary school, announced today that the program for Public Schools Week will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., April 29. Jack Alvey, junior deacon of Buena Park Masonic Lodge 357, will talk on the background of public schools week. Eighth grade students will conduct an information quiz on "You and Your Government," to show what is being taught about civics and government in the public schools. A special musical program will supplement the talks. The annual school carnival will be May 9 from 4 to 10 p.m. The school picnic will be held in two Fashion in carpets is just as important as style in new spring suits. That is why the Smith-Reaf-snyder Furniture Company's carpet fashion opening is interesting news to Anaheom home-makers. Current issues of the leading home magazines are bright with pictures of the newest trends in carpeting. Here is a chance to see the new designs first hand, to get an idea of the colors, and to actually feel the fabric. The carpet styles that the spring of 1952 has to offer are truly wonderful. Smith-Reaf-snyder maintains a decorating staff for free decorator and color harmony service which will, on request, take the guess work out of carpet purchases, and integrate the floor covering with the home. Spring time is clean-up time in more ways than one. Regular dry cleaning makes your clothes last longer, and no home-maker would think of packing away winter clothing without having it cleaned first for moths thrive on grease spots. The French Laundry and Dry Cleaners owned and operated by Earl and Doris Ryan does a wonderful job. Spots and stains are gently but efficiently removed. EASY AS PIE "Easy as Pie" is a writing phrase for the most really good pie is not you doubt that, try or think back over the bad or indifferent pie tasted in proportion to super A-1 variety. That is why, when Schoepe sampled a slice of orange coconut cake Fullerton's Masonic Evening, she took spec seek out the baker. It to be Mrs. Rosalie Wash has made quite a name with her pie making. When Mrs. Schoepe lent cook herself) told the pie, we lost no thing Mrs. Williams for. As she jotted it down, Ily said, "I hope those will like it." Like it! Heavens to you've a mind to make make two—it will dis fast. ROSALIE WILLIAMS COCONUT CREAM 1 cup milk 1 cup light cream will be very active that consists of Macy Walker, Oro Marine base, chairman; Maria Hughes of the Nutrilite any and Marie Nelson of 's Berry Farm. Eighth grade students will conduct an information quiz on "You and Your Government," to show what is being taught about civics and government in the public schools. A special musical program will supplement the talks. The annual school carnival will be May 9 from 4 to 10 p.m. The school picnic will be held in two parts: kindergarteners, 1st and 2nd grades will go to Anaheim City park and the upper grades to Irvine park, on June 6. Eat California Oranges for Vitamin C. Spring time is clean-up time in more ways than one. Regular dry cleaning makes your clothes last longer, and no home-maker would think of packing away winter clothing without having it cleaned first for moths thrive on grease spots. The French Laundry and Dry Cleaners owned and operated by Earl and Doris Ryan does a wonderful job. Spots and stains are gently but efficiently removed in their new Super-Zoric department. Ritz Cleaners and Dyers also specialize in high quality dry cleaning and have thousands of satisfied customers who "leave it to Ritz." Here you will find the only pillow renovating service in Orange county. ROSALIE WILLIAMS COCONUT CREAM 1 cup milk 1 cup light cream 3 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons cornstarch ½ cup sugar ¼ teaspoon salt 3 egg yolks slightly 1 teaspoon vanilla Juice of one orange Grated rind of one Irvine raisers report an increase in use of infra-red type elecamps for the brooding of bricks. 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You'll find that automatic gas ranges not only cook b and look better...they also cost less to and operate. Select your new automatic range now. Live better, spend less with GAS EASY AS PIE "Easy as Pie" is a very misleading phrase for the making of a really good pie is never easy. If you doubt that, try one yourself, or think back over the number of bad or indifferent pies you have tasted in proportion to those of the super A-1 variety. That is why, when Mrs. Adolf Schoepe sampled a superb piece of orange coconut cream pie at Fullerton's Masonic Temple one evening, she took special pains to seek out the baker. It turned out to be Mrs. Rosalie Williams, who has made quite a name for herself with her pie making. When Mrs. Schoepe (an excellent cook herself) told us about the pie, we lost no time in teasing Mrs. Williams for her recipe. As she jotted it down, she modestly said, "I hope those who try it will like it." Like it! Heavens to Betsey! If you've a mind to make it, better make two—it will disappear that fast. ROSALIE WILLIAMS' ORANGE COCONUT CREAM PIE 1 cup milk 1 cup light cream Scald milk and cream in the top of a double boiler. Combine flour, cornstarch, sugar and salt and cook until thick and creamy. This will take about 15 minutes. Stir constantly. When thick, pour over the beaten egg yolks and return to the double boiler to cook a minute longer. Cool and then add vanilla, orange juice and grated rind, and one-half cup of coconut. Pour into a baked 9 inch pie shell and top with meringue. As a final flourish, sprinkle the meringue with coconut and brown this beauty in the oven. If you clip out the above recipe for your collection, as we hope you will, here is a companion piece to go with it—the lemon meringue pie that the Sunkist people have rated tops. It has genuine fresh lemon flavor and perfect consistency. PRIZE WINNING LEMON PIE 7 tablespoons cornslarch 1½ cups sugar 1¼ teaspoon salt 1¼ cups hot water 2 egg yolks 1¼ cup fresh lemon juice 2 tablespoons butter Mix cornstarch, sugar and salt thoroughly in a saucepan. Add hot water and cook over high heat, stirring constantly until thick and clear. Remove from the stove and add beaten egg yolks. Return to the stove and cook at low heat, stirring constantly, for six minutes. Remove from stove and add lemon juice and butter. Cool and pour into a baked pie shell. Top with a three egg white meringue. ing Mrs. Williams for her recipe. As she jotted it down, she modestly said, "I hope those who try it will like it." Like it! Heavens to Betsey! If you've a mind to make it, better make two—it will disappear that fast. 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