anaheim-gazette 1956-01-26

Chevrolet Introduces New Trucks Headed by a newly developed automatic transmission, tubeless tires and more powerful six- and eight-cylinder engines, an impressive list of improvements marks the new Chevrolet trucks. The above half-ton pickup typifies the styling, visibility and convenience of the 1956 line. CALIFORNIA FIGHTS POLIO Floribunda Roses "Flori" for flowers, "bunda" for abundance—Floribunda, flowers in abundance—and truly there's an abundance in flowers when you grow Floribunda roses. For this type of rose is a modern race combining the Polyantha's cluster form and the Hybrid Tea's brilliant colors, form and occasionally its perfume. Only a little over 10 years old, the Floribunda nevertheless has made a place for itself in "Rosedom"—because it blooms freely for month after month, is permanent and very hardy once planted and is Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California gets a March of Dimes button from Tommy Woodward, 5, of Baltimore, 1956 March of Dimes poster boy, at his office in Washington. "We'll all keep on fighting until polio is licked," Sen. Kuchel tells Tommy. CANDIED ORANGE SLICES Cut orange peel petals; cook in hot water 10 minutes. Drain again and cover with hot water; simmer until tender. Cook in syrup of 2 cups of sugar and 1 cup water, until translucent. Arrange petals on ham. Fasten in place with cloves. Center orange petals with green gum drops. TOMATO JUICE 1 bushel tomatoes 1 large bunch celery 4 large onions 8 bay leaves 2 cloves garlic ½ cup sugar ⅓ cup salt PANELS FOR ALL ROOMS Made in a variety of sizes, colors and patterns, Marilite plastic-finished panels are suitable for any room in the house, including living room, kitchen, bathroom, den, utility room or bedroom. The panels are easy to wash, and never need refinishing. 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce Boil celery and onions in water to cover until tender. Wash and quarter tomatoes, but do not peel; add celery-onion mixture. Add bay leaves, garlic, sugar, and salt; boil until tender. Run through a sieve. Add 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce and bring to boil. Pour at once into sterilized jars. For this type of rose is a modern race combining the Polyantha's cluster form and the Hybrid Tea's brilliant colors, form and occasionally its perfume. Only a little over 10 years old, the Floribunda nevertheless has made a place for itself in "Rosedom"—because it blooms freely for month after month, is permanent and very hardy once planted and is available in many bright colors and plant heights. And, what is more, reminds the California Association of Nurserymen, the uses to which the Floribunda can be put are varied and easily adapted. Floribundas are naturals for borders, driveways, and paths as flowering shrubs. They are better for container growing than any other rose type. Try Floribundas in a large pot, tub or box 16 inches square and around the base of the rose plant a ground cover for a softening line. A third way of planting Floribundas, and one probably not often thought of, is in combination with perennials in borders. Floribundas also make wonderful fence or wall covers. If you choose to plant your Floribundas with perennials, some suggested combinations are the classic Floradora with lavenar perennials such as the aster Frikartii, the delphinium or with the white gypsophila. The yellow Floribunda, Goldilocks, combines beautifully with orange-red geranium varieties. Floribundas varieties are available in beautiful colors and shadings of infinite number. Top Floribunda is the sole winner for 1956 Circus, a multicolored beauty in shades of red, yellow, orange and pink. Fanfare and Wildlife coral-orange and red, respectively, are two new Floribundas introduced this year also. Last year also an award went to a Floribunda, Jiminy Cricket, a perky rose in shades of orange, blooming, as all Floribundas do, very freely and abundantly. Demure and very sweet is Pinkie, an established favorite. Pink also is Lilibet. EXPLAINS ATOMIC SURVIVAL/ Charles C. 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Warwick of Anaheim was awarded a national life membership by Fourth District, P-TA, at its January meeting Thursday in Buena Park. At the same time, Dr. D. S. Stylianou of Santa Ana, president of Orange County Retarded Children's association, received a state life membership for his work with handicapped children. Six past district presidents were honored at a Founders Day observation. Mrs. Ray E. Finley, Westminster, district president, presided at the meeting held in Congregational Christian Church of Buena Park followed by luncheon at Knott's Berry Farm. More than 200 P-TA leaders from throughout Orange county, which comprises Fourth District, were present. Theme of the meeting was "Emphasizing Moral and Spiritual Education" and the Rev. Eugene Coffin of Alamitos Friends church spoke on that subject. County superintendent of schools Linton T. Simmons spoke briefly on the importance of the June primary election when the county lay board of education will be elected under the new system. District membership in P-TA is REPLACE THE OLD WITH THE NEW Replacing old plants with new ones should be on every gardener's calendar for this mid-winter season, says the California Association of Nurserymen. Shrubs are probably the most replaceable items in a garden for they generally become scraggly and unkempt quicker than most other plants. And if it's shrubs you want to use as replacements, a fine ornamental shrub is the pyracantha in its many varieties which provide fine foliage and brightly colored berries in winter. Another ornamental shrub of a different nature is the camellia, one of the finest garden plants. The camellia, in its many colors blossom forms, blooms from fall through winter and is therefore invaluable for brightening the somber winter scene. The gardenia shrub is of somewhat the same flavor as the camellia—exotic and exciting in bloom. By way of variation you can plant the gardenia in containers for use on a patio or in an entranceway. O course, there's no shrub like the beautiful rose. Several of the newest varieties planted in your yard as replacements will certainly add great beauty to the scene. RICHFIELL FULL POWER THRUST is that surge of EXTRA POWER Richfield Ethyl unlocks every ounce of power built into your car! In start-and-stop traffic or on the open road—you feel your car respond with maximum power. Without Richfield Ethyl, you're not getting full power thrust! The years 1950-56 represented the greatest horsepower and compression ratio increases in the history of the automobile. Nineteen 1956 car models now have motors between 200-250 horsepower, and thirteen have motors of 250-300 horsepower. 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