anaheim-gazette 1956-04-26

B3 - Anaheim Gazette Home Society Named In annual spring elections, Mrs. Joseph Fahey of Fullerton was named to succeed Mrs. R. K. Wines of Anaheim in the presidency of the Childrens' Home Society of California, Northern Orange County Chapter. Mrs. Fahey will be assisted by Mrs. McFarland Tolf, vice president; Mrs. Hunter Piper, secretary; Mrs. Oscar Schultz, treasurer. Installation will be held at the May meeting when final plans will be made for the Magnolia Ball which has been scheduled for June 9. The testimony of a good conscience is worth more than a dozen character witnesses. The first President to occupy the White House was John Adams. POLITICAL ADV. GRADY TRAVIS YOUR FIRST CHOICE FOR SUPERVISOR ORANGE COUNTY 3rd DIST. FOR THE RECORD! As the first Mayor of Buena Park and re-elected at the second election, Travis has lead the fast growing city through the maze of detail and has made new subdivisions pay their way. Buena Park is in the best financial shape of any city in Orange county despite its youth. Last year vice chairman and this year chairman of the League of Orange County Cities, Travis has gained the respect and admiration of mayors of Orange County for his forthright deal. CHOICE OF YOUR SUPERVISOR IS IMPORTANT! Grady Travis is a Businessman whose record is proof of ability to meet the demands modern Orange County needs. FOR THE RECORD! As the first Mayor of Buena Park and re-elected at the second election, Travis has lead the fast growing city through the maze of detail and has made new subdivisions pay their way. Buena Park is in the best financial shape of any city in Orange county despite its youth. Last year vice chairman and this year chairman of the League of Orange County Cities, Travis has gained the respect and admiration of mayors of Orange County for his forthright dealing with the problems of tremendous growth. His red-tape-cutting methods GET THINGS DONE! As a flight instructor in the Army Air Corps, Travis understands the problems of veterans and has proved to them that their home problems can be corrected by firm action to control building and lending methods. CHOICE OF YOUR SUPERVISOR IS IMPORTANT! Grady Travis is a Businessman whose record is proof of ability to meet the demands modern Orange County makes on its Supervisors. GRADY TRAVIS More people name own Chevrolets tha *Of course we haven’t actually counted all the J it seems a safe guess. Because this year—as they after year—more people are buying Chevrolets. And more people drive Chevrolets than any other car ought to come in and see why this is so. (Are you keeping up with the Joneses?) J.JONES THE NEW BEL AIR SPORT COUPE with Body by Fisher—one of 20 frisky new Chevrolet models. CONE BROTHERS C 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim CHERRY PIE Milling *4 cups frozen cherries, 2 (20 oz.) cans thawed and well drained 3 tablespoons cherry juice 3 drops red food coloring ¼ teaspoon almond extract ½ cup cake flour 1 cup sugar* ¼ teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon melted butter * If canned red sour pitted cherries are used, increase sugar to 1½ cups. Place drained cherries in large mixing bowl. Combine cherry juice, food coloring and almond extract. Pour over cherries. Put cake flour, sugar and salt in sifter. Sift over cherries. Mix thoroughly. Add melted butter. Pour into 9-inch pastry-lined pie pan. Top with pastry strips arranged lattice fashion. Fold the bottom crust over the ends of strips. Make a fluted edge. Place in pre-heated oven and bake at 400° F. for 45 minutes. Crust 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour You can play the HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN In Minutes No Lessons No Practice FREE HOME TRIAL Ph. KI 2-5140 See our Complete Line of HAMMOND ORGANS 1 teaspoon salt ⅓ cup lard (room temperature) ¼ cup milk Sift flour and salt into mixing bow. Cut in half the lard with pastry blender until mixture has appearance of fine meal. Add remaining lard and cut in until size of large peas. Pour half of milk over mixture and mix by pressing with blender. Add remaining milk and press dough together. Shape into smooth ball by pressing firmly with hands. Cut dough in two pieces, one slightly larger for bottom crust. Roll bottom crust and place in pie pan. Trim away dough to within ½-inch of edge of pan. Roll dough for top crust and cut into 14 strips, each one-half inch wide. Ham Topping To add a note of elegance to hot or cold ham, prepare this savory sauce. Mash 1 ripe banana till smooth. Blend in ½ cup mayonnaise, ½ teaspoon salt, ½ teaspoon prepared mustard, 1½ teaspoons horseradish and 1 teaspoon finely chopped parsley. RESERVED PARKING 2 Blocks From Center Of Town BY THE MONTH Monday Thru Saturday Marigolds for Warm, Gay Color In Your Garden Marigolds are available in medium and dwarf forms, all way from six inches to four feet and thus are adaptable to a number of garden uses. The blossoms come in a variety of warm colors. Marigolds are pest-disease free. Use marigolds as cut flowers for any floral decorating occasion. Use marigolds for bedding, lilies and edgings. The single-lored marigolds, such as the gentle yellows, are particularly effective as fillers in perennial borders. For neat, long-lasting edgings, the dwarf forms of my golds can't be beat. The African marigold grows from two to three feet in height. It's an upright plant bearing late double blossoms. These flowers resemble double carnations or chrysanthemums. Colors like lemon on-yellow, golden-yellow orange. African marigolds grow when given plenty of water full sun. These are fine for terrace or background, or fill in borders and can be sown in place, thinning to about 10" apart. For smaller, compact plants there's the French marigold. Type, growing from nine to ten inches, is multi-branched, with smaller blossoms in rich mahogany, yellow, orange and bi-colored. Double and single flowered wilt-resistant varieties are also available. Businessman whose ability to meet the needs of your customers is highly valued! OF YOUR WISOR RTANT! Businessman whose bility to meet the ange County makes FREE HOME TRIAL Ph. K: 2-5140 See our Complete Line of HAMMOND ORGANS Your Piano Accepted In Exchange SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO. Formerly Danz-Schmidt Piano Co. 520 N. Main Santa Ana The World's finest Pianos to choose from Open Friday nite RESERVED PARKING 2 Blocks From Center Of Town BY THE MONTH Monday Thru Saturday 314 W. Chestnut ANAHEIM Phone KE 5-2027 OTTO J. REES Co. named Jones* rolets than any other car! ally counted all the Joneses. But use this year—as they have year buying Chevrolets. And 2 million tits than any other car. Maybe you why this is so. CHEVROLET America's largest selling car— 2 million more owners than any other make! DREAMY ORANGE CAKE (1st prize, National Orange Shomeasure into mixing bowl a stir until soft: ½ cup shortening Sift together and into bowl: 1 cup sugar 2½ cups sifted cake flour 3½ teaspoons double action bak-powder ½ teaspoon salt Combine: ½ cup cold water ½ cup orange juice Add % cup liquid to flour; m till flour is dampened. Beat 2 minutes with mixer at low speed. Add: 3 egg yolks and remainl liquid Beat together one more minute. Add: Grated rind of one orange Make meringue of: 3 stiff-beaten egg whites, greaually add ½ cup sugar Fold gently into cake mixture. Spoon carefully into three 9" wilined cake pans. Bake at 350° for 25 to 30 miutes for three 9" layers and 30 35 minutes for two 9" layers. PORK STEAKS WITH APPLE STUFFING 4 pork shoulder steaks 2 slices bacon ½ cup chopped celery ½ cup chopped onion 3 tart apples, chopped ½ cup sugar 2 cups packaged bread stuffi PORK STEAKS WITH APPLE STUFFING 4 pork shoulder steaks 2 slices bacon ½ cup chopped celery ½ cup chopped onion 3 tart apples, chopped ½ cup sugar 2 cups packaged bread stuffing ¼ cup chopped parsley ¼ cup milk Brown steaks on both sides in little hot fat and season with salt and pepper. Meanwhile, dice bacon and pan-fry until crisp. Remobate bacon and drain on absorbent paper. Cook celery and onion remaining fart 3 minutes. Add apples to celery mixture and sprinkle with sugar. Cover and cook slowly until tender. Add crumbled bacon, stuffing, parsley and milk, and mix well. Place a rectangular backing dish. Place steaks on top of dressing, cover dish, and back in a 350° F. oven for 1 hour or until steaks are tender. 4 servings. BACKS, CAMPBELL, and KAULBARS MORTUARY 251 N. Lemon St. KEystone 5-3209 ERS CHEVROLET KEystone 5-1143 Marigolds for warm, Gay Colors in Your Garden Marigolds are available in tall, medium and dwarf forms, all the from six inches to four feet, thus are adaptable to a number of garden uses. The blossoms in a variety of warm, gay colors. Marigolds are pest-and disease free. The marigolds as cut flowers many floral decorating occasion. The marigolds for bedding, fillings and edgings. The singl-colored marigolds, such as the soft, pale yellows, are particularly active as fillers in perennials. For neat, long-lasting edgings the dwarf forms of marigolds can't be beat. African marigold grows two to three feet in height. An upright plant bearing large, double blossoms. These flowers resemble double carnations chrysanthemums. Colors are on-yellow, golden-yellow or orange. American marigolds grow fast given plenty of water and sun. These are fine for temp- or background, or fillers borders and can be sown in thinning to about 10" apart. Or smaller, compact plants, it's the French marigold. This growing from nine to 24 weeks is multi-branched, with older blossoms in rich mahogany yellow, orange and bi-colors. High. The blossoms on this type are either bright yellow or orange; small, double and single; and grow in great profusion on the compact plant. Plant either in separate or mixed colors. 3 Gazette Mailer Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., April 26, 1956 Marigolds thrive when set in a sunny spot. Ordinary soil suits them. SAVE ON... ★ Cameras ★ Projectors ★ Light Meters ★ Screens WHILE THEY LAST DURING THE... REMODELING — OF OUR STORE — STOCK UP AT REDUCED PRICES! LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED SPEARS PHOTO SHOP 117 S. Los Angeles St. — ANAHEIM — KE 5-7128 SAVE 50% SERVE UR-SELF SAVE 50% THRIFTI-WASH LAUNDROMAT 822 W. CENTER ST.—ANAHEIM ACROSS FROM HIGH SCHOOL 20¢ WASH DRY 10¢ THRIFTI-WASH LAUNDROMAT 822 W. 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