anaheim-gazette 1952-07-23

Social and Club Activities Greta Kunz Is Shower Honoree Miss Greta Kunz, bride elect of Gerry Gulickson, whose wedding will take place Aug. 9, was honored with a kitchen shower last Friday evening. The event took place in the home of Mrs. Bud Harris, co-hostess with Mrs. Orlo Fast. After the guests had arrived, corsages of wood fibre were presented to the bride, her mother, and the aunt of the bridegroom elect. Arrangements of shasta daisies circled the punch bowl, with other floral decorations throughout the room. Prizes for games were awarded to Mrs. W. H. Gulickson and to Miss Kunz. After the honoree had opened her gifts, refreshments were served on individual trays set with net umbrellas which held candy and nuts. Others enjoying the evening were Mrs. Glenn Kunz, Mrs. Art Gilbert, Mrs. Phil Henry, Miss Dorlyn Hochuli, Mrs. James Curlette and Mrs. Roger Harlow. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Dudley Bennett, Mrs. Ray Stuard, Mrs. Bill Smith, Mrs. Calvin Rohrs and Miss Barbara Plummer. Doll Show Is Shaping Up At a meeting last night at the home of Mrs. Lenard of the Anaheim Doll club, plans were made and completed for the forthcoming doll show. This annual event will take place on Wednesday, July 30. The person entering dolls should bring them to the Optimist club in the morning between 9 and 12. At that time the dolls will be placed and the judging will take place immediately following. Ribbons will be presented at 1:30 p.m. The sweepstakes prize will be awarded to the young person 12 or under, who constructs the best home made costume for her doll. This prize is a lovely doll that is well worth any and all effort. Remember to bring all dolls to the Optimist club at 9 a.m. and be sure that all your dolls are properly labeled. Acclaim Granted Tustin Premier New earthquakes will rock Orange county this week when the three act farce comedy, "The Imaginary Invalid" continues its run at the Tustin Playbox, 300 Long Beach Home For Newlyweds Miss Betty Ann Carroll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Carroll, 12672 Seventh st., Long Beach, married Ensign Harry E. Snyder at St. Catherine's church in Riverside. Their honeymoon was at Santa Barbara and Catalina Island and they are now residing at 1424 Florence st., Long Beach. Mrs. Snyder was graduated from Whittier high, Fullerton JC, Redlands university and University of California at Berkeley. Ensign Snyder is a graduate of Garden Grove high, Fullerton JC, University of California, is a member of Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity and is on duty with the U.S. Navy Reserve. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quon, 10773 S. Stanton ave., owners of the Stanton Market, are announcing the birth of their third son, Albert, weighing a little over eight pounds. He was born Friday morning at 8 o'clock at the Bixby Knolls Maternity hospital in Long Beach. The other two boys are Ernest, four, and Gene, almost three. For Health. Eat California Fruit TUSTIN PLAYBOX TONIGHT "Imaginary Invalid" Through Sat. Night Coming July 29 "SEE HOW THEY RUN" All seats reserved, $1.20 Reservations, Baton Music Co. Acclaim Granted Tustin Premier New earthquakes will rock Orange county this week when the three act farce comedy, "The Imaginary Invalid" continues its run at the Tustin Playbox, 300 S. "C" st., Tustin. Playing last week to delighted audiences who are enthusiastically spreading the word of the new type of staging in store for Orange county drama enthusiasts, the wealthy hypochondriac and his saucy maid, CATHY BROWNE Bobs Watson and Beverly Long, will continue their battles of wit from Tuesday through Saturday. Beginning next week, July 29, your favorite actors will appear in entirely different roles in a modern farce, "See How They Run" which will also be an earth shaker of laughs. Bobs Watson will have a hair cut and shave and emerge as the American actor now with the American force in England. Cathy Browne and Pamela Payton will doff their beautiful period gowns to become respectively the former American-actress wife of the village Vicar in small English town and the very funny cockney maid of the household. The third feminine be sure that all your dolls are properly labeled. Vacation Bible School in Stanton Rev. Charles A. White has appointed Mrs. Leonard Jennings as head of the Stanton Community church vacation Bible school to start at 9 a.m. July 28 through Aug. 1. The mornings session will last 2½ hours, with refreshments for the small children and prizes for all classes. A special treat for all who enroll will be held one morning. Mrs. Jennings will be assisted by the following supervisor: Mrs. Vera Stouder, nursery school; Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, beginners class; Mrs. Pat Lovet primary; Mrs. Fern Vipond, jurors, and Mrs. Blanche Moolick intermediate group. The Sunday school picnic will conclude the summer vacation program for children of all ages Aug. 2 at the Anaheim City park. School Cannery Sets Schedule Fullerton's school - community cannery will be open for the canning of fruit on Tuesday, July 29 at 5:30 p.m.; string beans on Wednesday, July 30 at 8:30 a.m.; fruit on Wednesday, July 30, at 5:30 p.m. and tomatoes on Thursday, July 31, at 8:30 a.m., according to Miss Esther Pierce, in structor. Individuals planning to participate in the canning sessions should contact the Fullerton summer schools office for an appointment. The summer school office can be reached by telephone using LAmbert 5-2331. LAYETTE SHOWER Mrs. Leon Ferguson of Hoffman st., Cypress, was honoree an anticipation shower given by the Women's Missionary Society and Sunday school of the Naza rene church in their social hall. Mrs. Robert Stearns and Mrs Herbert Orban were prize winners among the 26 who played shower games. The refreshment were "no hostess" at the close TUSTIN PLAYBOX TONIGHT "Imaginary Invalid" Through Sat. Night Coming July 29 "SEE HOW THEY RUN" All seats reserved, $1.20 Reservations, Baton Music Co. or KI 3-7222 Tustin Grammar School Aud. 300 South "C" Street, Tustin SAFE • PROMPT • IMPARTIAL ESCROW WITH BANK OF AMERICA THIS SEAL is your guarantee of... SAFE, PROMPT, IMPARTIAL ESCROW SERVICE Your Neighbor Bank of America NATIONAL INVESTOR ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOT, INSURANCE CORPORATION LAYETTE SHOWER Mrs. Leon Ferguson of Hoffman st., Cypress, was honoree and an anticipation shower given by the Women's Missionary Society and Sunday school of the Nazareth church in their social hall. Mrs. Robert Stearns and Mrs. Herbert Orban were prize winners among the 26 who played shower games. The refreshment were "no hostess' at the close of the evening. Shop Friday Night Til 9 portrayal of the old maid gossip of the Vicar's congregation. Other members of the cast that you have learned to like in "The Imaginary Invalid" will be John Nelson, Kenneth Morgan, Max Slaten, Zeev Bufman. "See How They Run" is a play of mistaken identity with Bishops Vicars, escaped criminals running loose with the most laugh-provoking results. Ray Aghayan continues to direct in his clean-cut fashion, getting every laugh that the script will afford. He also de-signs settings and the modern costumes for Miss Browne. May Rose Borum is producer. All seats are reserved at $1.20. Reservations may be made by writing to Box 246, Tustin, by calling Kimberly 3-7222. Tustin Playbox is located at the new auditorium of the Tustin Grammar school at 300 S. "C" st., where all seats are elevated for clear visibility. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call L Ambert 5-1845 or Gazette Box 151MO Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist "Summertime, and the livin' is easy." So says the song, but if your household routine includes standing over a hot stove three time a day, you will probably be inclined to disagree. Complete oven meals are a good idea. Baked meat balls with oven creamed potatoes vary the meat loaf and baked potato routine. Brown the balls in a skillet. As they brown, place them in a casserole with the drippings diluted with water. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. OVEN CREAMED POTATOES 4 cups diced raw potatoes 1/2 cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/4 cups top milk 2 tablespoons cooking fat No bother of making cream sauce with these. Simply toss the potatoes in the seasoned flour until well coated. Put into a greased casserole. Heat the milk with the fat until boiling and pour over the potatoes. Bake in a moderate oven for one hour tightly. Uncover and bake fifteen longer or until lightened. Serves four generous Fresh corn on the cob licious baked right in the summer. A mixed grill cludes one chop, a strip and a frankfurter, or a bination of meats to be always welcome. Cold butatoes are fine accompany when cut in half lengthw erously swlshsed with s and browned under the flame. To complete the grill bananas or canne halves or thick slices o and heat a vegetable in th ROBERT TRYON, the former Miss Madolyn Joyce ran, was a lovely bride this week-end when she said marriage vows at Capilla de San Antonio. July Birthdays Observed by YLI Birthdays that occurred in July were observed at the Monday night meeting of YLI in the IOOF hall. A special table seated the 11 honorees. Individual cakes July Birthdays Observed by YLI Birthdays that occurred in July were observed at the Monday night meeting of YLI in the IOOF hall. A special table seated the 11 honorees. Individual cakes were decorated in blue and white with a red candle, centered with an arrangement of red dahlias on a revolving cake plate, to carry out the patrotic motif for the month. Mrs. Elsie Benner made the cakes for Mmes. Estelle Crog, Alice Freiberg, Agnes Heeter, Blanche Hudson, Mary Kirsch, Florence Ortez, Julie Ryan, Therea Rees, Edith Winslow and Miss Emma Wisser. Chairman of the hostess committee was Mrs. Regina. Czapla, assisted by Mmes. Margaret Shinn, Nila Lehr, Dorothy Butchko and Helen Gray. Mrs. Marie E. Martin, president, presided at the business session and named her committees for the coming year. Participation in the Community Chest, both as solicitors and donors, was stressed by Miss Anne Treanor, chairman for the Catholic Welfare division for Father William Barry of Santa Ana. The next meeting will be held at 7:45 p.m. Aug. 18. Personals Mrs. Bessie McCoy and Mrs. Thelma Harris were hostesses at the McCoy home, 5462 De Long st., Cypress, honoring Mrs. M. R. Jensen, 5591 St. Ann st., at a baby shower. Over fifty friends were invited and showered Mrs. Jensen with lovely gifts. Mrs. Inez Clark, 7472 E. Cerritos ave., accompanied by Mrs. Lewis S. McBratney attended the Liberace concert at Hollywood Bowl Saturday night. ANNUAL JULY THE EVENT OF THE YEAR THAT YOU HAVE WAITED! BE HERE TOMORROW! MEN'S SUITS Single and double breasted models including tropical worsteds, all wool tweeds, flannels, sharkskins, gabardines, coverts, worsteds, in a large selection of colors and patterns. 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Stanton ave., who is "Miss Garden Grove" and a contestant for queen of the Orange County Fair in August danced and sang at the graduation of 250 ROTC cadets who completed a month's training at the U.S. Army Air Force base in Long Beach. The program was held in the officer's club. CAMP DEAN Rev. Charles A: White of the Stanton Community church returned Monday from being dean of the junior camp at Pine Valley, San Diego. He was accompanied by his daughter, Sharon, Arleen Shaw, Ronny Brooks, Billy Stouder, William Moehler the 3rd and Frank Cox. Calendar Compiled from This Month in Anaheim TONIGHT Business & Professional Women's Club - 6:30 p.m. pot luck in City park with Pullerton Junior and Senior clubs. Sea Scouts - 7:00 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. TOMORROW Anaheim Realty Board - 8:00 a.m. Pord's Folly. Anaheim Fuelleers - 1:00 p.m. Chungking Cafe. Optimist Club - 7:00 p.m. Boy's Club. Institute - 7:00 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. 20:30 Club - 7:00 p.m. Lum's Café. 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Fresh cooked or canned green beans are a tasty addition to an oven meal of mixed with catsup and a dash of horseradish. Heat in the oven on top of the range. Broiler meals are quick and easy for streamlined cooking in summer. A mixed grill that includes one chop, a strip of bacon, and a frankfurter, or any combination of meats to be broiled is always welcome. Cold boiled potatoes are fine accompaniments when cut in half lengthwise, generously swished with salad oil and browned under the broiler name. To complete the meal, grill bananas or canned peach salves or thick slices of tomato and heat a vegetable in the broiler pan to catch the juices. Partly prepared foods of various kinds lend themselves well to quick meals. Take a package of frozen broccoli, for instance, and a can of condensed cream of chicken soup. Cook the vegetable as directed and force through a sleeve. Mix the soup with one half cup of the broccoli cooking water and one-half cup of rich milk. Combine with seasonings and serve in heated soup bowls, sprinkled with cheese. SUNSHINE SALAD 1 package lemon gelatine 1¼ cups pineapple juice and water 1 cup crushed canned pineapple, drained 2 cups grated raw carrots Pinch salt Dissolve gelatine in hot liquid and chill until thick. Fold in pineapple and carrots and chill until firm. This shimmering salad helps make a pretty supper plate for a hot night. On a chilled dinner plate arrange slices of cold meat beside the salad. Add a scoop of potato salad or a few crisp potato chips, sliced tomatoes or a wedge of melon and garnish with pickles and olives. Cornbread or muffins for a mix are nice with this. Baby foods that are already cooked and strained can be utilized in every day cooking to add to your leisure. When you let your refrigerator do most of the "cooking," you will keep cool than the proverbial cucumber. APRICOT-APPLE TARTS 1 envelope unflavored gelatine ¾ cup orange juice 2 tablespoons sugar 1 can of junlon food apricots and apples 6 baked tart shells. Add the gelatine to the orange juice and let stand five minutes. Then melt over hot water. Add the sugar. Stir in the contents of the baby food can. Chill until the consistency of the white of an egg. Spoon into the tart shells. Chill two hours or until firm. Serve with whipped cream and a dot of fruit jelly. PINEAPPLE MOUSSE 1 tablespoon sugar ½ teaspoon salt ¼ cup pineapple juice 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 can strained pineapple pudding 1 cup whipping cream Combine all ingredients except cream and beat until smooth. Add whipped cream and freeze three to four hours in the freezing tray of your refrigerator. Serves five or six. High in the Himalaya mountains zoologists have found bees, moths, grasshoppers and butterflies. ANNUAL JULY THE YEAR HAVE WAITED FOR! TOMORROW! 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