anaheim-gazette 1952-05-14

3 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1922 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Football Player To Appear at Savanna Affair The first annual father-son banquet of the Savanna school district will be Thursday night at 6:30, according to Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh who will be master of ceremonies. Featured guest will be Jack Zilly, first string end player of the Los Angeles Rams football team. A movie of the Rams games will follow. Butterbaugh will present the old Savanna trophy to Ronnie Fuller, captain of first football game this year in the new school. Other special guests invited are Calvin Pebley, president of Stanton Lions club, and their Scout leader, Warren R. Cox of Anaheim who is in charge of Savanna troops; Linton Simmons, supt. of county schools and his assistant, Chester E. Gilpin and John McDonough, consultant; Paul Demaree, principal of AUHS and his assistants, Clyde Nickle and L. Frank Kellogg. Sheriff James Musick and Sgt. Russell Campbell, juvenile detail; James Davis, district attorney; Carbon C. Dubbs, president Stan Doll Exhibit Features Mother-Daughter Banquet The Stanton Lady Lions held a mother-daughter banquet at the Imperial restaurant in Garden Grove, Tuesday night. The group later adjurned to the Stanton Lions community clubhouse where the daughter's exhibited their doll collections. Mothers showed dolls they had played with at the same age as their daughters. Mrs. Florence Muraka was in charge of games to amuse the daughters. Mrs. Pearl Rube was the winner of the White Elephant Gift and was also gifted by the group for her outstanding work before leaving on a month's vacation. The members started a collection of salt and pepper shakers to be used in the clubhouse. Present were Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, president, who brought Grace Pruett as her adopted daughter; Mrs. Pearl Rube and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. C. D. Esslinger; Mrs. Jacqueline Eriksen and Linda; Mrs. Dorothy Kitchens and Ruthie Pruett; Mrs. Florence Muraka Membership Pins Distributed at VFW Meeting Cecile Baxter was inducted into the VFW Auxiliary as a new member at a meeting of the organization last Monday. Delegates elected to department encampment were Florenda Carroll, Vignon Gamble, Elm Richards and Martha Russell and alternates, Dorothy Mallone, Dorothy Bradley, Elizabeth Aldridge and Alva Gage. Members receiving pins for continuous membership were Ruth Schilling and Germaine Moreno, 10 year pins and Vinny Swallow, five year pin. Members of Anaheim post auxiliary have been invited to the Christian church for Memorial day services on May 25. Irene Stitchman, poppy chairman, announced that "poppy days" will be May 23 and 24. Emma Daniel, sewing chairman will call a sewing meeting at later date to make soakers for Wadsworth hospital, Sawtelle. FAMILY REUNION Mrs. William W. Dudley left her home at 8092 Starr st., Stanton, May 10 and flew to Waterloo Iowa, where her family has been having a reunion for one week. Her sister, Mrs. D. A. Steven son who was here four years ago is the hostess. Other sisters present are Mrs. H. L. Brooks of Tawa, Iowa, and Mrs. A. Z. Warren who flew from New York both of whom have not seen Mr. heim who is in charge of Savanna troops; Linton Simmons, supt. of county schools and his assistant, Chester E. Gilpin and John McDonough, consultant; Paul Demaree, principal of AUHS and his assistants, Clyde Nickle and L. Frank Kellogg. Sheriff James Musick and Sgt. Russell Campbell, juvenile detail; James Davis, district attorney; Carbon C. Dubbs, president Stanton Chamber of Commerce and the board of Savanna trustees, Jesse E. Pruett, Elton C. Snavely and Lewis C. McBratney will also be present. Paul Rumfelt of Santa Ana junior college will do magic tricks with the help of Miss Dottie Romaine of Santa Ana. Committee in charge of spaghetti and strawberry shortcake detail are Mmes. Lewis Wolter, Carl M. Jameson, Elton Snavely and David Fuller. Waitresses will be women teachers and 8th grade girls. Decorations are in charge of Mrs. Clada Pletz, second grade teacher. Mrs. T. Lloyd Byrd, 7911 Second st., Stanton, checked into the Santa Ana Community hospital for major surgery Sunday. She will return home Friday, according to Mr. Byrd who says she is doing very well. Marriages Robert Lee Mueller, 20, St. Louis Mo.; Carol Rue Caspari, 19, 12611 Hazel st., Garden Grove. Cameras - $2.85 up SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7128 Closing Activities Set for Katella Katella P-TL held it's first meeting for the executive board on Monday morning with both chairmen and officers present. Mrs. Austin Fordyce presided and plans were discussed for the Mother's luncheon to be held May 20 on the regular P-TL meeting day. Annual end of school picnic will be held June 7 at Orange County park. Martin Morocco announced that school will close June 11 with eighth grade graduation to take place at that time in the school auditorium. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 Political Advertisement NOT OBLIGATED TO ANY NOT OBLIGATED TO ANY PERSON, GROUP, OR SPECIAL INTEREST Le Roy E. Lyon, Jr. AS YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN PLEDGES: • THE CITIZENS of the 75th Assembly District are entitled to have a PERSONAL representative in Sacramento. • MY PLEDGE is to maintain my independence of judgment and action so that I can be of MAXIMUM usefulness and SERVICE! Le Roy Lyon Membership Pins Distributed at W Meeting Baxter was inducted into New Auxiliary as a new member at a meeting of the orphan last Monday. Notes elected to departmental campment were Florence Vignon Gamble, Elme and Martha Russell and Mrs. Dorothy Mallonee, Bradley, Elizabeth Aldred Alva Gage. Purses receiving pins for membership were chilling and Germaine 10 year pins and Vinnie five year pin. Horses of Anaheim post and have been invited to stantian church for Memorial prices on May 25. Irene nen, poppy chairman, an that "poppy days" will 23 and 24. Daniel, sewing chairman, a sewing meeting at a note to make soakers for with hospital, Sawtelle. REUNION William W. Dudley left at 8092 Starr st., Stan-10 and flew to Waterloo, where her family has been reunion for one week. Mester, Mrs. D. A. Steven-was here four years ago hastess. Other sisters pres-Mrs. H. L. Brooks of Iowa, and Mrs. A. Z. War-flew from New York whom have not seen Mrs. Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist To buy a home freezer or not to buy a home freezer is the big debate in progressive homes today. There is no standard answer to the question since each family must decide whether this piece of equipment is worth the money invested from the standpoint of convenience, time and money saved. A rural or farm family does not have to think twice. For them there can be real money saved. City and suburban family savings from a cash standpoint depends entirely on how efficiently a freezer is used. If there is opportunity to buy food in quantity at reduced prices, and the turnover in this food bank is constant, food bills can be cut substantially. The big advantage, however, is convenience. The advantages of cooking with cold are legion. With the kitchen range as a silent partner, whole meals can be prepared ahead of time and popped into the freezer to be stored and then re-heated at a minute's notice. Planned left overs give the cook many free hours since doubling or tripling recipes usually takes little extra time but provides a parade of soups, stews, desserts and the like for future meals as well as the one at hand. Never a scrap of food need be wasted. The deep freeze will always have an empty corner for odds and ends that can be turned into tasty sandwich fillings or a lunch for two at a later date. "I'm in the mood for cooking," sings the little woman, and the family table groans with hot breads, cakes and pies. But its either feast or famine. Comes an afternoon of bridge, heavy house cleaning or the kiddies in bed with colds and meal time is rather hit or miss. Nt so with a deep freeze on the premises. Out comes a half a cake, out comes frozen rolls, out comes meat balls and spaghetti sauce. There are a host of minor miracles to be performed with chest type will usually little greater storage cap. EASY TO USE A freezer is easy to use get the hang of it. Addections come with the and the number of book pamphlets on home free more than adequate. FOODS THAT FREEZE Cakes may be frozen frosted. Neat and tidy is of storing a frosted cake freezer unwrapped until ing has hardened. This is the frosting from sticking wrappings. Here's a frost freezes well: FREEZER FROSTING 2 tablespoons butter or garine 2 cups sifted confection sugar 4 tablespoons cream or Coloring and flavori sired. Cream shortening with cup sugar and flavorings the remaining sugar a witw the milk or cream w been scalded. Beat unt Here is a pleasant way to learn the flowers which characterize each state as well as create a handsome wall panel for your home. Pattern No. 5256 contains hot iron transfer for design, material requirements, stitch illustrations and color chart. Send 25 cents in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. LOS ANGELES — The two-month old strike of 275 bus drivers for Continental Trailways Western lines was settled today when company and union officials agreed to arbitrate three dismissal cases, the union announced. The company hoped to resume service at 12:01 a.m. (PDT) Friday on all lines. How big? How big should a home freezer be? This depends on the use it is put to, the size of the family, the space between trips to the market and whether or not it is to absorb the yield of a kitchen garden. And since a home freezer is a major investment, these questions are best answered with an eye on what the next five or ten years will bring. Too large a box is an extravagance; too small a box is an annoyance. The Department of Agriculture suggests five cubic feet of freezer space for each member of the family. Types of Freezers Most freezer-manufacturing concerns are large and reputable so there is little risk involved with the purchase of a well known brand. As an added protection for good installation and service, it is wise to buy from a local dealer. Available space for a freezer in the home is usually the factor which makes the choice between the upright type and the box-like chest. The upright type takes up less floor space and food is more easily accessible. However, when the cubic footage is the same, the LOS ANGELES (T)—The twimonth old strike of 275 bus drivers for Continental Trailways Western lines was settled today when company and union officials agreed to arbitrate three dismissal cases, the union announced. The company hoped to resume service at 12:01 a.m. (PDT) Friday on all lines. another nice thing about an all-electric With food prices what they are, avoiding cooking failures is a strong point in favor of the electric way of doing your kitchen jobs. And electric controls provide a degree of accuracy to protect every step of meal preparation which no other method can equal. Nice part about that accuracy, too, is that it’s possible even with completely automatic operation all the way. Electric cooking keeps precision at work even when the cook is away doing some other job, at play or just relaxing. And the results are a homemaker’s dream—perfect every time. You’ll like an all-electric kitchen, too. And if you install it in planned stages, you can complete it with no strain at all on your budget. See your electric dealer. Reddy Kilowatt Gadget YOUR ELECTRIC SERVANT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY nest type will usually have a little greater storage capacity. EASY TO USE A freezer is easy to use once you set the hang of it. Adequate directions come with the freezer and the number of booklets and pamphlets on home freezing are more than adequate. FOODS THAT FREEZE WELL. Cakes may be frozen plain or frosted. Neat and tidy is the trick of storing a frosted cake in the freezer unwrapped until the frosting has hardened. This prevents the frosting from sticking to wrappings. Here's a frosting that freezes well: FREEZER FROSTING 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 cups sifted confectioners' sugar 4 tablespoons cream or top milk coloring and flavoring as desired. Cream shortening with one-half cup sugar and flavorings. Stir in the remaining sugar alternately with the milk or cream which has been scalded. Beat until smooth and add coloring. Spread on a two layer eight inch cake. FROZEN FRUIT SALAD Most salads do not like the freezing treatment. A notable exception is a rich fruit salad with cream cheese and whipped cream as its base. 3 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 3-oz. package of cream cheese. 1 cup mixed fruit (strawberries, peaches, cherries, etc.) 1 cup orange sections, cut in small pieces 1 cup drained crushed pineapple ½ cup chopped nut meats ½ cup halved maraschino cherries 1 cup whipping cream Soften the cheese with mayonnaise. Combine fruit and nuts, and blend into the cheese. 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