anaheim-gazette 1956-11-01

A6 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Nov. 1, 1956 TEEN-AGE DREAM CARS—Someday you may be riding in automobiles that look like these suprtly-styled miniatures. These "dreams" won first place awards for their builders in the 1956 Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild model car competition. Upper car was designed and built by Bill Moore, Los Angeles. Lower car is the work of Charles A. Gibilterra, also of Los Angeles. (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) (Political Adv.) When ABILITY COUNTS MOST State Economic Survey Bright William A. Burkett, State perintendent of Banks, retoday to Governor Knight following economic survey. In California economic ity in August continued high level with little change apparent during month. The index of busitivity in August remained July level of 20 per cent at 1947-49 average. The indiAugust, 1955, was 192 per cent. For the first eight months 1956 business activity was per cent greater than for same period one year ago. Debits in August 1956 ranged 205 per cent of the 1947-49 age, a slight increase over 202 per cent of last month, large increase over the 18th cent of August, 1955. Bank its for the first eight months 1956 were 11 per cent greater than for the comparable per cent of the 1947-49 average. Department store sales creased in August, 1956, to 135 per cent of the 1947-49 average. However, for the eight months of this year department store sales registed 6 per cent increase over the period of last year. In the United States, o­n business activity was at a record level in August a economy recovered from July dip occasioned by the long steel strike. The Augu­dex of industrial production to the June level of 141 per When ABILITY COUNTS MOST IN PICKING A MAN to do a job, the people should select the man best qualified on basis of ability to get things done for having done things. They want a man who has an impressive record of public service, who has earned a reputation for sound judgement, fairness, impartiality. IT'S HANZLIK LEADERHIP in his home community, in the county, has marked the career of WILLARD M. HANZLIK. An ability to think soundly, act wisely but not spectacularly, has deepened him into the kind of a man the 75th District NEEDS for its Assemblyman! IT'S HANZLIK LEMON-PRUNE PUDDING 1 package lemon pudding ½ cup sugar ½ teaspoon salt ¼ cup lemon juice 2 eggs, separated 1½ cups water 3 cups soft bread cubes 1 7/8-ounce jar junior prince ¼ cup chopped pecans ¼ cup sugar 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind Heat oven to 350°F. (moderate oven). Combine lemon pudding with ½ cup sugar, salt and lemon juice in a saucepan. Separate eggs. Add yolks to pudding beat smooth. Add water and stir over medium heat until thick. Fold bread into pudding pour mixture into a greased quart casserole. Combine prunes and peel and spread over top of puddle. Beat egg whites until foamy. Sugar gradually, beating each addition. Continue beating until meringue holds stiff peel. • OUTSTANDING • CAPABLE • COURAGEOUS As Your 75th District ASSEMBLYMAN WILLARD M. HANZLIK HANZLIK for ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE TOM GOWEN, General Chairman State Economic Survey Bright William A. Burkett, State Superintendent of Banks, reported today to Governor Knight the following economic survey: In California economic activity in August continued at a high level with little overall change apparent during the month. The index of business activity in August remained at the city level of 20 per cent of the 1947-49 average. The index for August, 1955, was 192 per cent. For the first eight months of 1956 business activity was 10 per cent greater than for the same period one year ago. Bank rebits in August 1956 reached 55 per cent of the 1947-49 average, a slight increase over the 22 per cent of last month and a large increase over the 184 per cent of August, 1955. Bank debits for the first eight months of 1956 were 11 per cent greater than for the comparable period in 1955. Department store sales decreased in August, 1956, to 125 per cent of the 1947-49 average from 55 per cent for the previous month. However, for the first eight months of this year department store sales registered a per cent increase over the like period of last year. In the United States, overall business activity was at a near record level in August as the economy recovered from the dry dip occasioned by the month-long steel strike. The August in-of-industrial production rose to the June level of 141 per cent. City Park Dept. Offering Activities For Local Women Four recreational activities for women began last week and this week under the sponsorship of the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. The Homemaker Volleyballers activity began Wednesday, Oct. 24 and will meet every Wednesday for six weeks at the City Park from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The Slim and Trim class which began Thursday, Oct. 28, at the Fremont Junior High School gym at 8:15 p.m., will give figure conscious women a chance to combine exercise and fun. Miss JoAnn Burdick will instruct this six weeks activity. Housewife's Day Out Program, especially designed for mothers with children, begins Tuesday, Nov. 6 from 9:45 to 11:45 a.m. at the Bethel Baptist Youth Center. These sessions will begin with a 45 minute exercise and rhythms period followed by coffee time and guest speakers. Guest speakers will speak on hair styling, fashion show, laws that housewives should know, the cheaper cuts of meat, interior decorating and linens. Baby sitting service will be available to those participating in this program. Children must be two years or older. Holiday Workshop offers a chance to pick up new ideas for the coming holiday season. The workshop begins Nov. 6 at the Boy Scout House from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Topics to be covered will be table centers, gift wrapping, tree and house decoration and holiday cookies. A small fee will be charged for these activities. Only a limited number of registrations will be accepted for each activity. Registrations are now being accepted at the Park and Recreation Department office at 200 No. West Street. For additional information call KEystone 3-1321, Extensions 24 or 25 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. BEEF POT ROAST WITH VEGETABLES 3 to 4-pound beef arm or blade potroast Our Services Army Pvt. Brian Coyle whose wife, Muriel, and Mr. and Mrs. George at 2027 W. Broadway hemlm, recently was at the 206th Signal Corps Fort Gordon, Ga. Bergen the Army in November completed basic training Ord. The 23-year-old is graduated from Norwich College, Norwich, Enl 1954. Henry Moreno, son of Mrs. John Moreno, 10 St., Anaheim, recently moted to private first Germany, where he is of the 11th Airborne Moreno entered the Army January 1955 and is assigning Battalion Headquarters of the divisions 511th Regiment. 3 tablespoons lard or Salt Pepper ¼ cup water 6 medium potatoes, c POLITICAL ADV. YES The following citizens of Orange that the passage of Proposition 4 and urge your YES vote Dr. Robert S. Aamodt, Garden Grove Victor C. Alleman, Santa Ana Edward L. Baker, Anaheim C. G. Barrios, Santa Ana Arthur M. Bradley, Santa Ana J. Ross Bryant, Orange Emerson Burgess, Orange John E. Carr, Santa Ana Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Carver John K. Colwell, Santa Ana Ralph Darrow, Orange Dr. Harold Decker, Newport Beach Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Denny, Orange Clayton L. Dorsey, Santa Ana Homer De Friest, South Laguna A. E. Dierker, Brea Eldon S. Edes, Tustin Erwin Eisenbraun, Orange LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS DER FICTITIOUS NAME WHERE SIGNED DOES HERBY CEREMONIZE HE IS CONDUCTING A AVOCADO AND PACKING COMPANY BEST CO-PARTNERS AT 4852 S. VA. AVENUE, YORBA Linda, California. THE FRETTIOTUS FIRM NAME OPPLICAL AVOCADO CO., AND THE FIRM IS COMPOSED OF THE PERSON WHOSE NAME AND OF RESIDENCE IS REFERRED TO WILL R. Wilford, Sr., 14856 Mystic Shittler, Calif. PRESS MY HAND THIS 18 DAY OF JULY 1956. JOHN R. WILFORD, SR. OF CALIFORNIA BY OF LOS ANGELES A 18 DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. BEFORE ME, A NOTARY PUBLIC IN THE SAID COUNTY AND STATE THEREIN DOUBLY COMMITTED ON PERSONS PERSONALLY ADMINISTRATED BY JOHN R. KEITZER, NEWPORT BEACH. DR. KEITZER, NEWPORT BEACH. DR. W. L. HARVILLE, Jr., Santa Ana. HARVEY HIERS, Santa Ana. R. A. HILLIARD, CORONA DEL Mar. ROBERT D. HOBBS, ORANGE. SHIRLEY IRVINE. DR. R. H. KENDALL, Santa Ana. FREeman X. Kinzie, Santa Ana. H. R. KREITZER, Laguna Beach. MR. AND MRS. WOODROW Knudtson, Santa Ana. John A. Larson, M.D. Robert L. LARSEN, Santa Ana. John H. LOWE, Balboa Island. Paul and Edna McClelland, Orange. A. J. McFADDEN, Santa Ana. JIM McHENRY, Santa Ana. J. T. McLINES, Orange. Our Servicemen Army Pvt. Brian M. Berry, whose wife, Muriel, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Berry, live at 2027 W. Broadway Ave., Anaheim, recently was assigned to the 206th Signal Company at Fort Gordon, Ga. Berry entered the Army in November 1955 and completed basic training at Fort Ord. The 23-year-old soldier was graduated from Norwich City College, Norwich, England, in 1954. Henry Moreno, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moreno, 10922 Garza St., Anaheim, recently was promoted to private first class in Germany, where he is a member of the 11th Airborne Division. Moreno entered the Army in January 1955 and is assigned to 1st Battalion Headquarters Company of the divisions 511th Infantry Regiment. 3 tablespoons lard or drippings Salt Pepper ½ cup water 6 medium potatoes, cut in half William J. Burroughs Death Tuesday A. M. William S. Smith, born in Canada 66 years ago, moving to Anaheim eight and one-half years ago, died suddenly Wednesday morning at the family home, 831 N. Zeyn St., after a brief illness. He is suvivied by his wife, Helen M. Smith; four brothers, Roy, Alexander, Fred and Lawrence Smith and one sister, Mrs. George Hart, all in Massachusetts. Private funeral services will be conducted at Hilgenfeld chapel Friday at 10 a.m. Rev Donald Cummings, minister of visitation of the White Temple Methodist Church, will officiate with cremation to follow. 6 small onions 6 medium carrots, sliced 6 stalks celery, cut in 1-inch pieces Brown meat on all sides in lard or drippings. Pour off drippings. Season. Add water, cover tightly and simmer about 2 hours, adding more water if necessary. Add vegetables and continue cooking for 45 minutes or until meat is tender and vegetables are done. Serve with gravy made from cooking liquid, if desired. Yield: 6 to 8 servings. MAPLE-WALNUT MOUSSE 4 egg yolks, slightly beaten ½ cup maple-blended syrup 4 egg whites ¼ teaspoon salt 1 cup cream, whipped ¼ teaspoon vanilla ½ cup walnut meats, finely chopped Combine egg yolks and maple-blended syrup in saucepan. Cook and stir over low heat until mixture thickens and coats a spoon. Cool about 5 minutes. Beat egg whites with salt until stiff. Fold egg yolk mixture into egg whites. Then fold in whipped cream and vanilla, blend well. Add nuts. Place in 2 freezing trays of refrigerator or in individual souffle cups. Set control for coldest freezing temperature and freeze until firm. Freeze time 2 to 3 hours. Makes 10 servings. Top with generous quantities of mable-blended syrup and chopped walnuts. ON 4 citizens of Orange County believe age of Proposition 4 is in the interest of California. They endorse Proposie your YES vote. Rear Admiral J. R. McKinney, Seal Beach Tom McMichael, Santa Ana W. H. McNulty, Yorba Linda Melvin Manell, Orange Mr. and Mrs. Tom Merrill A. J. Miller, Santa Ana Walter A. Miller, Costa Mesa Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mitchell, Orange Keith Mobley, Orange Carl Mock, Santa Ana Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Nolan, Orange Harry Paine, Santa Ana James Paino Joseph A. Paino Vincent Paino H. J. Parsons, Santa Ana Dr. J. F. Parsons, Laguna Beach Charles Floyd Perkins, Laguna Beach A. J. Miller, Santa Ana Walter A. Miller, Costa Mesa Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mitchell, Orange Keith Mobley, Orange Carl Mock, Santa Ana Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Nolan, Orange Harry Paine, Santa Ana James Paino Joseph A. Paino Vincent Paino H. J. Parsons, Santa Ana Dr. J. F. Parsons, Laguna Beach Charles Floyd Perkins, Laguna Beach Jack Perkins, Orange Ralph Pringle, South Laguna William T. Rafferty, Orange Robert Ragan, Orange Lollie Ragland, Orange Mrs. Hilda Redmond, Santa Ana Allen J. Ress, Anaheim Gordon X. Richmond, Orange Brigadier General S. E. Ridderhof, USMC (Ret.), Newport Heights William H. Riffle, Santa Ana George R. Roehm, South Laguna William Sangster, Orange Walter R. Schmid, Garden Grove Jack Schirm, Anaheim Mrs. Robert M. Shipley, South Laguna Joseph H. Showalter, Buena Park Dr. V. D. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Spivey, Santa Ana O. S. Sprecht, M.D., Garden Grove R. Burleson Staten, South Laguna J. Franklin Sullivan, Buena Park Robert Taylor Ella Trost, Orange Lorenz Trost, Orange George Vandenberg, Santa Ana Jane S. Voigt, Orange Carl S. Warner Kellar Watson, Orange John Weld, Laguna Beach Merle B. Whitney, Laguna Beach J. E. Wilkinson, Fullerton Robert L. Williams Mrs. Roy Willis, Orange