anaheim-gazette 1953-08-06

HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE With plentiful supplies of beef selling at attractive prices in Anaheim Markets it will be easy to please the man of the house any day. All you need do is bring on a big, thick broiled porterhouse, and he's sure to be completely satisfied. To make him doubly pleased, simply add the trimmings he likes so well with steak. Those trimmings might be French fried potatoes, buttered asparagus or frenched green beans, a tossed salad with his favorite dressing, hot rolls or hard rolls, pie a la mode or strawberry shortcake with whipped cream. When purchasing steak for broiling, have it cut at least 1 inch thick. This produces the finest results and there is nothing so grand as thick broiled steak! Serve Immediately And there is nothing so disappointing as a poorly broiled steak. See that it is golden brown on the outside, the inside rare or medium as he likes. Another point to remember; do serve the steak immediately. Have dinner ready, the family at the table, and serve the steak directly from the broiler to the spot in front of dad for him to serve. Broiling temperature is determined by the distance of the meat from the heat. For a one-inch turn the steak and finish cooking on the second side. Season, and the steak is ready to serve. FAMILY TREAT Hamburgers are tops on anyone's list. And here is a trick that will add even more appeal to your beef patty serving. Try cooking and serving the patties in a spicy sauce made of catchup, prepared mustard and a hint of cloves. Beef Patties—Spicy Sauce 1 pound ground beef 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon pepper ¼ cup catchup 2 tablespoons prepared mustard ½ teaspoons cloves Combine meat, salt and pepper and shape into 4 patties, about an inch thick. Brown patties on both sides, in frying pan. Mix catchup, mustard and cloves. Pour mixture over patties and cook about 8 to 10 minutes, turning occasionally. Serve sauce over patties. Four servings. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Our list of things for the bride to do before the wedding brought forth some questions from a soon-to-be groom, a young man who is wondering just which part of the wedding preparations are his responsibility. It is usually the groom who buys the wedding ring and obtains the marriage license. And in time On Saturday morning, nuptial mass united Miss Irene Elizabeth Stehly and Paul Aloysius Devlin in St Boniface Catholic church. The bridegroom's brother, Rev J. J. Devlin, S. J. of Brophy High school, Phoenix, Ariz., was officient. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Stehly of 10322 S. Brookhurst ave., the bride was given in marriage by her father. She was lovely in a bridal gown of white satin and Venetian lace with a long sweeping train. The long sleeved fitted bodice was fashioned with a lace edged portrait neckline, and the skirt was created of pleated tulle, over the satin. A finger illusion fell from a small cap exquisitely trimmed with lace and seed pearls. The bridal bouquet was of a single white orchid bordered by stephanotis. Light Blue Gowns The bride's attendants wore gowns in various shades of light blue. Mald of honor was Miss Winifred Ann Stehly, sister of the bride and both mothers as well as boutonniers for the male members of the wedding. Perhaps you will want to plan a bachelor party. Had you thought of selecting special gifts for your bride, your best man and the usheres? You will want to call on your clergyman with your bride-to-bride And there is nothing so disappointing as a poorly broiled steak. See that it is golden brown on the outside, the inside rare or medium as he likes. Another point to remember; do serve the steak immediately. Have dinner ready, the family at the table, and serve the steak directly from the broiler to the spot in front of dad for him to serve. Broiling temperature is determined by the distance of the meat from the heat. For a one-inch steak, place the meat on the broiler pan and adjust pan so that top of meat is two inches from the heat; a 2 inch steak, 3 inches from the heat. Broil until the surface is well browned, then season with salt and pepper. Seasonings are added after the meat is broiled because salt tends to draw out the meat juices and retard browning. 10 minutes, turning occasionally. Serve sauce over patties. Four servings. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Our list of things for the bride to do before the wedding brought forth some questions from a soon-to-be groom, a young man who is wondering just which part of the wedding preparations are his responsibility. It is usually the groom who buys the wedding ring and obtains the marriage license. And in time gone by, the groom has usually been the one to plan the honeymoon. The bride will want a list of your friends and family whom you want to be on the wedding guest list and you will be expected to choose your best man and ushers. 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Reg. value, 21.95 to 25.95 per pair $ Days value 10.95 and 12.95 DOWNSTAIRS SAVE ON DOLLAR DAYS • SAVE ON DOLLAR D Special Mass Unites Irene Stehly Devlin in Marriage Saturday Saturday morning, nuptial bride Miss Irene Elizabeth and Paul Aloysius Devlin Boniface Catholic church. Bridegroom's brother, Rev. Vilin, S. J. of Brophy High Phoenix, Ariz., was officiating Mr. and Mrs. Nich-Stehly of 10322 S. Brookville, the bride was given charge by her father. She is in a bridal gown of tin and Venetian lace along sweeping train. The veed fitted bodice was with a lace edged porchline, and the skirt was of pleated tulle, over the ever illusion veil fell from cap exquisitely trimmed vee and seed pearls. The bouquet was of a single child bordered by stephanie Blue Gowns. Bride's attendants wore various shades of light color of honor was Miss Winnie Stehly, sister of the both mothers as well for the male member of the wedding. Perhaps you want to plan a bachelor parlor you thought of selecting gifts for your bride, your husband and the ushers? MRS. PAUL DEVLIN bride. Bridesmaids were Misses Virginia Stehly and Ann Marie Devlin, sisters of the bride and bridegroom. Another sister of the bride, Miss Suzanne Stehly was junior bridesmaid. Their harmonizing gowns were of tulle over taffeta, the soft shades of blue accented by bouquets of red glamailia. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.' and Mrs. James J. Devlin of San Francisco. He was attended by his brother Anthony as best man. Serving as ushers were the bride's three brothers, Jerome, Thomas and Nicholas Stehly, Jr. 152 Area Champions to Race for Soap Box Derby Crown on Sunday at Akron Champions, 152 of them, are setting their sights on Akron for the 16th and biggest All-American Soap Box Derby, Sunday, Aug. 9. More color, more spectacle and more celebrities than ever before are on the program for the 1953 boys' classic, greatest amateur racing event in the world. Celebrities sparking Derby week festivities include entertainment stars Don Ameche, George Montgomery, Singer Dinah Shore, Captain Video and his Rangers and Wilbur Shaw, three-time winner of the "500" and Indianapolis Speedway President. Three of the celebrities will compete in the Oil Can Trophy race on specially built red, white and blue "ironing board" racers. In an ensemble of dusty rose with blue accessories, Mrs. Devlin in an afternoon gown of light blue, and Mrs. John F. Bastian, the bride's grandmother, in a gown of deep blue with touches of black. Each wore an orchid corsage. Assisting at the bride's table were her aunts, Mrs. Joseph S. Chambers of Alhambra and Mrs. William H. Stehly, with Miss Barbara Holtz of Huntington Beach and Miss Catherine Lansing of Long Beach. Miss Pearl Butler of Los Angeles was in charge of the guest book. For a honeymoon trip to Yosemite and Yellowstone National Parks, the bride wore a traveling As another feature, Joe Lunn, pounder who won the 1952 race will return to make an exhibition run on Derby Downs as a preliminary to the Derby in New Scotch-taped "rambling wrestle from Georgia." Music will be tops with the United States Marine Band and the national champion American Legion Band from Kent, Ohio. Champions will compete for more prizes than ever offered before in the Soap Box Derby. Cheerloft Motor Division, co-sponsor to the event with America's leading newspapers and civic groups, have increased the college scholarships this year to $15,000. The amount will be divided among the first five place winners. There will be a greater number of valuable merchandise awards, too. The 1953 race again will have a real international flavor with champions coming from United States, Alaska, Canada and Western Germany. 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(or 3 for 2.00) Wash cloths ... 4 for 1.00 FIRST FLOOR IN DOLLAR DAYS • SAVE ON DOLLAR DAYS Race for Soap Sunday at Akron other feature, Joe Lunn, 78er who won the 1952 race, return to make an exhibition Derby Downs as a prety to the Derby in his taped "rambling wreck Georgia." c will be tops with the States Marine Band and national champion American Band from Kent, Ohio. mplions will compete for rizes than ever offered bethe Soap Box Derby. Chevfotor Division, co-sponsor of ent with America's leading pers and civic groups, has used the college scholarship this year to $15,000. This will be divided among the place winners. There will greater number of valuable awards, too. 1953 race again will have international flavor with ions coming from United Alaska, Canada and Westermany. Championship filld be broadcast over a nade network of NBC station 4:30 p.m., EDT. GAR-TOONS HEY FOLKS! START YOUR SCRAPBOOK TODAY! EACH CARTOON WORTH $1.00 TOWARD YOUR NEXT CAR/ BUT HONEY MONEY! 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FIRST TWO DAYS — "DOUBLE-HEADER" ARENA SHOWS DAILY AFTER WEDNESDAY National Horse Show NEW—OUTDOOR MUSICAL PAGEANT—NIGHTLY "BOUCHARD THE PIRATE" Pirates, treasure, beautiful girls, spectacular dancing and thrilling songs will highlight the theme of this musical extravaganza being presented with a brilliant cast from the Fair's new $15,000 outdoor stage. 8:45 P.M. — EVENING PERFORMANCES ONLY — 8:45 P.M. — FIRST TWO DAYS — "DOUBLE-HEADER" ARENA SHOWS Morning and Afternoon Performances NIGHT STAGE SHOWS with OSTRICH RACES Afternoons JUNIOR HORSE SHOW Featuring ORIGINAL OSTRICH RACES and SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT DAILY AFTER WEDNESDAY National Horse Show — Added Attraction — THRILLING OSTRICH RACES MATINEE PERFORMANCES — 1 P.M. (Saturday and Sunday) EVENING PERFORMANCES — 7:30 P.M. (Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun.) PLENTY OF OTHER FREE ENTERTAINMENT VARIETY SHOWS ... TALENT CONTESTS ... BAND & ORGAN CONCERTS ... EDUCATIONAL MOVIES ... VAUDEVILLE ... RADIO BROADCASTS ... DAILY AMATEUR CAMERA HOUR ... AND MANY OTHER SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTIONS! BIG CARNIVAL GAYWAY — HUGE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SHOW — SPECTACULAR FLOWER SHOW in "Around the World with Flowers" Theme Thousands of prize blooms will be displayed in a setting of dazzling beauty. BIG HOBBY SHOW Including Huge COIN COLLECTION MINERAL SHOW MODEL RAILWAYS Hundreds of other HOBBY DISPLAYS IN SIX BIG BUILDINGS California's Finest JUNIOR FAIR Including LIVESTOCK Public Livestock Auction SALE Fri., Aug. 14 — 7 p.m. 50 ACRES OF AUTO PARKING FREE TRAM RIDES TO MAIN GATE "It's Cool At The Orange County Fair" BRING THE FAMILY — FAIRGROUND'S LOCATION — 20391 NEWPORT BOULEVARD (Highway 51) SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Sween Santa Ana and Newport Beach on former Santa Ana Army Air Base. Entrance to Parking area may be reached from Newport Blvd. (Highway 55), or from Harbor Blvd.