anaheim-gazette 1952-08-01

Social and Club Activities Marie Robertson - Clarence Conrad Wed in Westchester Visitation Church Members of the immediate families of Miss Marie Robertson of Placentia and Clarence Shrock Conrad gathered at Visitation church in Westchester for their wedding which took place yesterday morning at 9 a.m. Father Thomas J. Sullivan read the nuptials. The bride is a member of a pioneer Orange county family and daughter of the late Neils P. and Kristine Robertson who were among the first residents of Placentia. She chose for her wedding attire a smart blue-grey designer suit with a blue velvet collar and blue velvet accessories. An orchid corsage was pinned at her shoulder. Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Nell Robertson, who wore a navy blue suit with blue velvet accessories and a gardenia corsage. Clarence Shrock Conrad, Jr., the bridegroom's son, was best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the Miramar hotel, Santa Monica, and later in the day guests gathered at the Conrad home for dinner. Following a northern honeymoon they will be at home at 7719 Hosford ave. Los Angeles. Annual Beach Party For Crescendo Club Highlighting the year's activities for members of White Temple Methodist church Crescendo club was the annual beach party held this week at Corona Del Mar. Swimming was enjoyed during the afternoon and a weiner bake in the evening. Hosts for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Murdoch, Mr. and Mrs. James Mesnard and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osborn. Attending were Cecil Bernard, teacher of the class, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bown, Mr. and Mrs. Dutz Hilbers, Mr. and Mrs. Avon Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Held, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. John Blue, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Routh. There were 25 children in the party. Hot dogs and chili beans made up the menu. Whittier NDGW Seats Niece of Vacationers Take Rogue River Trip Mr. and Mrs. Walt Taylor and family and brother-in-law's family, Clarence W. Mauerhan, have returned from a three week trip to Salt Lake City, Yellowstone, Helena, Mont., Glacier National park, Grand Coulee dam, Seattle and Portland. They took the Rogue river trip featured in Sunset magazine. Both are Anaheim families and Walt Taylor operates the Walt Taylor Lumber Co. ANNOUNCEMENT DR. M. GAYLORD BROWN OPTOMETRIST WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS ACQUIRED THE PRACTICE OF DR. C. O. PATTerson AND WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE SAME LOCATION Whittier NDGW Seats Niece of Local Woman Nina Littlefield was installed as president of Whittier Parlor No. 298, Native Daughters of the Golden West at annual installation of officers held recently in Greenleaf Masonic Temple building. Approximately 250 members and guests were in attendance. The new president accepted her office and introduced her family. Two of her aunts, Lillian Eldred and Eva Boyd, of this city, are charter members of Native Daughters. She is the granddaughter of the late Sheldon Littlefield. Miss Kay Jebousek of 605 East Broadway, Anaheim, is recovering at Fullerton Cottage Hospital from an appendix operation. Miss Jebousek is employed in the local telephone company. Mrs. Harold Lovett, 8251 Katella ave., is at home recuperating from surgery at the Fullerton General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald E. Donovan have returned from a three months stay in Oakland and have reopened their attractive home at 9861 Western ave., Stanton. OPTOMETRIST WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS ACQUIRED THE PRACTICE OF DR. C. O. PATTerson AND WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE SAME LOCATION 161 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3607 your family will eat better all year round— another good reason for owning an electric home food freezer! Appetites are funny—they have no regard for calendars. But the words "out of season" can be dropped from your menu-planning vocabulary when you have an electric home food freezer. Everything is in season at any season, in a freezer. You can keep the pick of the crop for serving any time the family’s appetite calls for it—and it will be field-fresh, as tasty and delicious when you serve it as it was when you stored it away. Certainly that’s one of the benefits you get from owning an electric home food freezer. There are many others, too—all automatically yours with your freezer. So why wait—see your dealer now. Southern California Edison Company DED HARTH is focal point in the attive living room of the Charles Eastbuilt-in brick planter on left. home. Interesting Chinese prints lend Charles Eastwood Home Achieves Liness Through Design - Decor house by the sea could not oler,” say the Charles H. God’s of their new home at Ball road. one hundred guests at the arming last week were no agree as they, enjoyed comfort of the lovely color dwelling with its frosty soof. Credit goes to good and the adroit use of building materials. pleasing resiliency to the varigated cork tile used in blocks as a floor covering. 30 Years in Long Beach After 30 years in the city of Long Beach, the Eastwoods were anxious to retire to country living. C. H. Eastwood and son, Hal, with no previous building experience, built the house themselves with outside help only on wiring, plumbing and the little bit of fortable rattan bamboo furniture harmonize with matchstick draperies and the hammered copper hood above the raised hearth takes on an Oriental look. An exotic floor-to-ceiling planter near the front door and interesting Chinese art objects of various kinds are a prominent part of the decorative scheme. Predominating colors are tans and browns with touches of or-ange. These colors carry over into the ample dining space adjacent to the living area and into the kitchen which is separated from house by the sea could not tolerate," say the Charles H. Gods of their new home at Ball road. One hundred guests at the warming last week were so agree as they, enjoyed comfort of the lovely color dwelling with its frosty roof. Credit goes to good garding and the adroit use of building materials. Shallow "U" Mr. by have been stopping at the Eastwood place in admiration. The twelve square foot house plus day, attached garage and department makes a long across the front of the 150 meter lot out Stanton way. Right colored cement bricks eye catcher accented as with planters and porch one. House proper is arranged along to architect's specifica shallow "U" plan with room and kitchen across att and bedroom wing on and service unit on the this arrangement forms a outdoor lanai enclosed on sides by the back of the door soon to be screened on both. It is separated from living room by plate glass walls. Is the house so cool? The man gives every breeze a to circulate, drawn in the new louvre type window panes that work on the of venetian blinds. And some materials used on walls and ceiling have exquisiting qualities. The built on a cement slab but ninety per cent dry construction. Some walls utilized the rough texture cement block; others have covered with fine grained mahogany plywood. Care Celotex. There is a pleasing resiliency to the varigated cork tile used in blocks as a floor covering. 30 Years in Long Beach After 30 years in the city of Long Beach, the Eastwoods were anxious to retire to country living. C. H. Eastwood and son, Hal, with no previous building experience, built the house themselves with outside help only on wiring, plumbing and the little bit of plastering. It took them a year of spare time work. Everyone agrees they caught on fast for the house sets perfectly square, wood grains are beautifully matched, and sliding doors on the many built-in cupboards and closets work like a charm. While the menfolks were busy with building, Mrs. Eastwood did the decorating, using Chinese Modern as her theme. The exquisite Chinese paintings which flank the living room fireplace are perhaps the keynote, Com-exotic floor-to-ceiling planter near the front door and interesting Chinese art objects of various kinds are a prominent part of the decorative scheme. Predominating colors are tans and browns with touches of orange. These colors carry over into the ample dining space adjacent to the living area and into the kitchen which is separated from the dining area by a breakfast bar. Very Practical As charming as this house is, its practicality is proved again and again by the almost daily invasion of three small and lively grandchildren. “There is no paint or wallpaper to mar, and our cork floors are practically indestructable,” asserts Mrs. Eastwood. She has fitted one bedroom with bunk beds so that the little folks can occasionally spend the night. Drapery and spread ma- Perhaps the underlyly why picnics are not placed often is that it seems of a job to round up quired utensils, props have you, get the food advance and then pack beach or the park. In ththe mind there may be or two of uninvited in forgotted bottle opener, frosting that stuck to the paper. These minor annoyance overcome and should be by be the cause of the family ing out on the fun of the season. Easy does it, mother, the children' enthusiast helping. Little folks can sugar, serving spoon napkins and dishes, bottles wash cloth and such. Even be proficient at sandwiches and deviling you let them try. Eating Out of Do No one wastes much miling food that is eaten doors because appetites in the first place, and inond place some insect there first if we linger. really is no point in servicing foods. The "old got that way because the bill the best. Think of picnic and chap you think of hamburgers dogs, potato chips and salad, pickles, fruit, hard eggs, sliced tomatoes, something good and cold Innovations of your own BREAKFAST BAR provides convenient serving space between kitchen and dining area in the Eastwood home, is also handy for informal snacks. Materials are in deep greens and reds. Corregated glass doors lead directly to the outdoor lanai. The master bedroom is a symphony of chartruse and grey with the popular high windows, "a boon to daytime sleeping and a foil for peeping toms," as Mrs. Eastwood puts it. These high windows also allow flexibility in furniture arrangement. Good to serve with a cheese souffle; potato chips, a cooked green vegetable, and a salad of tomato aspic. A blueberry cobbler is delicious served with a soft custard sauce, a lemon sauce, or with plain or whipped cream. Summer cake frosting: use crushed raspberries and their juice instead of the liquid called for in plain confectioners' frosting. For a delicious luncheon dish top slices of buttered toast with thick tomato slices and a cheese sauce. Season the sauce with enough Worcestershire to give it a tang. Can you picture a picnic without food? It just would not be a picnic, that's all, for the food is the most important part. The very word "picnic" evolved from the list of foods needed for the outing. As the story goes, each person was supposed to "pick" the item he would bring and then "nick" or check that item on the list. Hence a pick-nick. Easy Picnics The most successful picnics are sometimes spur of the minute inspirations — hot night, restless children and some one suggests taking dinner to the park. Everyone helps to load the car, and first thing you know there is a feast spread out under a shade tree. Never does food taste so good. Never does it dissappear so fast. Why don't we do this more often you wonder to yourself. Perhaps the underlying reason why picnics are not planned more often is that it seems something of a job to round up all the required utensils, props and what have you, get the food ready in advance and then pack it for the beach or the park. In the back of the mind there may be a memory or two of uninvited insects, the forgotten bottle opener, and runny the old standby's taste all the better and add the spice that variety gives to life. Celery Stalk Sandwich Take the teender inner stalks of celery and fill with pimiento cheese spread, cottage cheese or flavored cream cheese. Fine nibblers while the main part of the meal is being unpacked. Pickled Beets and Eggs Boll baby beets until just tender, skin and reheat in the beet juice. Add vinegar, sugar and salt and some whole cloves and stick cinnamon to the beet juice. Allow the beets to stand in this spicy mixture for 24 hours. Put a few hard cooked eggs in the juice too, for magneta-colored eggs with wonderful flavor. Bacon Wrapped Franks Cut frankfurters lengthwise but not entirely through. Stuff with sharp cheese and wrap with strips of bacon kept in place with toothpicks. Broil or pan fry until bacon is crisp and cheese starts to ooze. Anaheim parks boast excellent facilities for outdoor cooking. The right place, indeed, to pan fry your fisherman's fresh caught fish with side orders of fried potatoes and to boil a baked potato. the frozen concentrate. Milk and chocolate milk taste good on a hot day without dulling the appetite for other things. Picnic food does run toward the dry side when sandwiches are on the menu. To balance this, take along fresh fruit such as berries or sliced peaches in a covered jar, whole tomatoes or plums, a cold melon or a compote of fresh fruit cut in nice size chunks that when mixed together, do not loose their identity and are easy to eat. Cake makes a sweet ending for a satisfying meal, and packs the best in cup cake form or in the form of a sheet cake left right in its baking pan. The GREEN THUMBER Would you like to make your GARDENING EASIER? We have many gadgets to do just that! for instance If you're now using the light, easy to handle plastic hose, with a portable hose reel, watering is fun. We also have all types of sprinklers including the Walking Sprinkler. Perhaps the underlying reason why picnics are not planned more often is that it seems something of a job to round up all the required utensils, props and what have you, get the food ready in advance and then pack it for the beach or the park. In the back of the mind there may be a memory or two of uninvited insects, the forgotten bottle opener, and runny frosting that stuck to the waxed paper. These minor annoyances can be overcome and should by no means be the cause of the family's missing out on the fun of the picnic season. Easy does it, mother, Channel the children' enthusiasm toward helping. Little folks can pack salt, sugar, serving spoons, paper napkins and dishes, bottle opener, wash cloth and such. They may even be proficient at making sandwiches and deviling eggs if you let them try. Eating Out of Doors No one wastes much time admiring food that is eaten out of doors because appetites are keen in the first place, and in the second place some insect may get there first if we linger. So there really is no point in serving fancy, pressy foods. The "old standby" not that way because they fill the bill the best. Think of picnic and chances are you think of hamburgers and hot dogs, potato chips and potato salad, pickles, fruit, hard cooked eggs, sliced tomatoes, cake and something good and cold to drink. Innovations of your own make not entirely through. Stuff with sharp cheese and wrap with strips of bacon kept in place with toothpicks. Broil or pan fry until bacon is crisp and cheese starts to ooze. Anaheim parks boast excellent facilities for outdoor cooking. The right place, indeed, to pan fry your fisherman's fresh caught fish with side orders of fried potatoes, and to heat a baked bean casserole. Baked Beans Start with the contents of a can of commercially canned beans. Put as many canfuls as you will need into a casserole and pep them up with some tomato juice, catsup, brown sugar, sliced onion, minced green pepper. Top with aliced bacon and bake in a moderate oven for an hour. Reheat at the picnic grounds. You can not beat soda pop as a thirst quencher now and then. But where the youngsters are concerned, a beverage that contributes its bit toward good nutrition is a better bet. Lemonade is no trouble at all thanks to BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln—Anaheim 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "Love" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED AT 110 S. 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