anaheim-gazette 1960-07-14

Anaheim Senior Citizen’s Club To Co-Sponor Camping Program It looks like the kids who got left out of camp this summer will still get another chance at the outdoor fun—thanks to the Senior Citizens Club of Anaheim, a unique club whose only requirement is that members must be 50 years old but seem to average 70 years young. Youngsters from seven to teenage can share the summer fun now that the Senior Citizens Club have embarked on their newest venture: that of co-sponsoring a children's camping program with the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Time to grab your duffle bag and bed roll and pile in the bus for the Big Bear Lake Camp located in the San Bernardino Mountains is July 30 to Aug. 6 for the first session of boys and girls in elementary grades, seven years and older, and Aug. 6 to 13 for boys and girls in grades eight to ten. Registration closes July 15 and the fee is a nominal $28. Leave it to the “grandparents” to see that the youngsters get a real camp in the mountains with sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, maintains an active and personal interest in its other projects which include a Santa's toy mending and repair shop at 126 W. Chartres where members dress dolls and mend toys for the Salvation Army and utilize scraps from the doll clothes to make quilts for the recent earthquake victims in Chile. On the agenda also are painting and knitting classes. Taking pride in their newest interest, the Senior Citizen Board members have personally planned to visit their camp project. For information concerning the camp or the Senior Citizens call the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department at KE 3-1321, ext. 85 or 86. Grandmother Club To Hold July Meet The Anaheim Grandmothers Club No. 380 will hold their July meeting at La Palma Park, Mon- for the Big Bear Lake Camp located in the San Bernardino Mountains is July 30 to Aug. 6 for the first session of boys and girls in elementary grades, seven years and older, and Aug. 6 to 13 for boys and girls in grades eight to ten. Registration closes July 15 and the fee is a nominal $28. Leave it to the "grandparents" to see that the youngsters get a real camp in the mountains with plenty of fishing, boating and swimming with a qualified staff and registered lifeguards. The Seniors, which in itself is Anaheim Park and Recreation Department at KE 3-1321, ext. 85 or 86. Grandmother Club To Hold July Meet The Anaheim Grandmothers Club No. 380 will hold their July meeting at La Palma Park, Monday, July 18th, 12:00 noon. This will be a sack lunch to be followed by business meeting with a social hour afterward. Orange County Lutheran Hospital To Encompass Modern Medical Center Formal organization meeting of the Orange County Lutheran Hospital Association this week resulted in the election of Rev. Lester Muhy, Olive, president, and Anaheim businessman Clyde Crouse, vice president. Placentis public accountant Floyd Prewitt will serve as treasurer and Rev. Richard G. Schumm, Buena Park, secretary. The hospital association board will govern the affairs of the Martin Luther Hospital until a special hospital board can be organized. Now under construction at 1201 N. Euclid Ave., Anaheim, the nonprofit, inter-denominational, 150-bed hospital is expected to be open early in October. Adjacent to the hospital, a medical center with space for 70 to 80 doctors will be built. Each doctor will be in his own separate building designed for his special needs and available to him on a lease-purchase basis. The concept of a one-stop center for all medical needs will further be carried out in the construction on the Euclid frontage of commercial quarters which will house businesses relating to operation of the hospital and doctors' offices. These will include a prescription pharmacy, prescription optical office, uniform and orthopedic shop, flower and gift shop, surgery supply, dental supply, barber and beauty shop and coffee shop. A New Season Bursts Forth Warm balmy days... signs of green grass and peeping flowers mean spring is here. It's a delightful time of year... a welcome change after the long dreary days Growing Plants in Tubs New Fad Growing plants in tubs is considered a "new fashion" in gardening, although it was popular in Europe a century ago. Nurserymen report that plants in tubs make handsome accents on terraces and patios. They "doll up" doorways, make good screens and enhance foundation plantings. Thanks to their portability, you can create new garden effects in minutes or move your garden. COME TO THE FAIR—out, discuss the up-coming drama director for the Saturday, July 16, in com Stars” summer musical HERE A By GIN Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. O’Brien 2429 N. Redwood Dr., Anaheim were hosted to a weekend of activities in celebration of the 25th wedding anniversary. Dinner and dancing for friends was held at the Red Tennis Club. Open house was order the following day. O’Brien received guests attire a pastel blue chiffon coat dress, trimmed in lace. She a beautiful orchid corsage, ad from her husband. A barbecue and swimming p was held in honor of the co Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien rece many lovely gifts which incl a beautiful stereo television two money trees. Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. S are announcing the engagement their daughter, Charlene Lo to Robert (Bob) Baker, so Mr. and Mrs. R. Gerald B Charlene and Bob are both quates of Anaheim Union School where they were active school activities. Miss Schutzz attended Fullerton Juniorlege. Both plan to attend Beach State College next f The July wedding will place at the First Method Church. Shriners throughout Oran County will hold a stag pari the Palms Restaurant in Ana tonight. Several outstanding vaude acts from Hollywood have booked for this social event. Warm balmy days... signs of green grass and peeping flowers mean spring is here. It's a delightful time of year... a welcome change after the long dreary days of winter. Appetites, too, are ready for a change! Surprise your family with a new season treat... CHICKEN PINWHEELS. They'll love the tender rolls of biscuit dough filled with chicken and sauced with smooth, golden canned chicken gravy. Here's a perfect menu for a perfect time of year! V-8 Chicken Pinwheels Green Beans with Slivered Almonds Toasted Salad Frozen Individual Coconut Custard Pies Coffee CHICKEN PINWHEELS 1 tablespoon minced onion 1 small clove garlic, minced 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1 can (10% ounces) chicken gravy 1 cup finely chopped cooked chicken Dash salt Dash pepper 1 cup packaged biscuit mix 1/2 cup milk 1 tablespoon minced parsley In skillet, lightly brown onion and garlic in butter; remove from heat and stir in 2 tablespoons gravy, chicken, and seasonings. In bowl, blend biscuit mix, milk, and parsley to form a soft dough; roll out on a lightly floured board to form a rectangle about ½-inch thick. Spread chicken mixture on dough; roll as for a jelly roll; cut into 6 slices. Place slices, cut side down, on a lightly greased cookie sheet. Bake in a very hot oven (450°F.) about 12 minutes or until lightly browned. Meanwhile, in saucepan, heat remaining gravy; serve over pinwheels. Makes $ generous servings... Growing plants in tubs is considered a "new fashion" in gardening, although it was popular in Europe a century ago. Nurserymen report that plants in tubs make handsome accents on terraces and patios. They "doll up" doorways, make good screens and enhance foundation plantings. Thanks to their portability, you can create new garden effects in minutes, or move your garden wherever you go — just as you'd do with the living room furniture. They offer the gardener a chance to control moisture, exposure and soil so that he can grow a variety of plants in tubs which wouldn't flourish in the natural environs. And yet another advantage of growing plants in this manner is that they are more attractive at certain times of the year — and can be kept in the background when not at their best. Tubs of all sizes, along with plants, can be purchased at nurseries. The container must drain well-with holes provided for this purpose and coarse gravel at the bottom of the box. It must be big enough to allow the roots to spread out. One vital point is to use rich soil. A good mixture will include: compost or soil manure; sand; leaf mold or peat moss. Proportions vary according to plantings, so it's best to consult your C.A.N. nurseryman for precise information. Most all roses do beautifully in tubs; and with care they can be grown for several years without being repotted. Regular watering and fertilization will help keep plants healthy. Floribunda and tree roses are popular types for growing in containers. Shriners throughout Orange County will hold a stag party the Palms Restaurant in Anaheim tonight. Several outstanding vaudeville acts from Hollywood have booked for this social event. Ten thousand Girl Scouts tended the Orange County yesterday, which was designed as Girl Scout Day. All girls uniforms for the event. Many the girls brought picnic lunches while others ate traditional fairs... hot dogs and hamsters. Friday, July 15, Covenant B'rith women will service the Ilo Clinic at Garden Park Gehospital, 9922 Gilbert St., heim. Congratulations to Mr. and Gaylord Goseness, 217 E. Cliff Anaheim, on the birth of baby daughter. Tickets to the Anaheim Night set for July 23 at the morial Coliseum are still available. Ducats are $2.50 apiece are available at the Chambé Commerce. A dessert card party will held at the home of Mrs. A.Royer July 26 to raise funds U.S. Navy personnel. The event is sponsored by Anaheim Navy Mothers Club and will afford mothers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ME TO THE FAIR—Show chairmen, left to right, Martha Corey and Mary Ann Ridgway, discuss the up-coming performance of the Anaheim Choraleers with May Tompson, the music director for the musical group. The Choraleers are presenting the program on Saturday, July 16, in conjunction with the Anaheim Park and Recreation "Under the Stars" summer musical series featured each week at the Anaheim Greek Theater. HERE AND THERE Navy Mothers Set Begonia Group 1 Show Color Film A colored-sound film entitled "Essential Oils of Africa" will feature when the Oak County Branch of the Anaheim Begonia Society meets for its regular meeting tonight at 7:30. The public is invited to the meeting held in the Oak Grange Hall at Century Blvd. Taft Ave. in Garden Grove. This film is a travelogue piled and commented by D. Nest Guenther, vice-president of technical director of Fri Bros., Inc., of New York. It shows the growing of vines flowers and trees that are for extraction of various perilla flavor oils. These oils are traced by primitive stills. Are sequences concerning the mies, the Watusi 7-ft. wa native miners and their dancers near Johannesburg ostrich farm, Victoria Falls. This will be one of the fewings of this film outside the fume industry. They have recently taken to England and Continent by Dr. Guenthe shown before various profe groups there. HOME TO THE FAIR—Show chairmen, left to right, Martha Corey and Mary Ann Ridgway, discuss the up-coming performance of the Anaheim Choraleers with May Tompson, the drama director for the musical group. The Choraleers are presenting the program Saturday, July 16, in conjunction with the Anaheim Park and Recreation "Under the Stars" summer musical series featured each week at the Anaheim Greek Theater. HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. O'Brien, N. Redwood Dr., Anaheim, hosted to a weekend of festivities in celebration of their wedding anniversary. A dinner and dancing for close friends was held at the Red Hills Hills Club. Open house was in for the following day. Mrs. Ridgway received guests attired in castel blue chiffon cocktail dresses, trimmed in lace. She wore beautiful orchid corsage, a gift for her husband. Barbecue and swimming party was held in honor of the couple, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien received lovely gifts which included beautiful stereo television and money trees. Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Schutz announcing the engagement of Mr. daughter, Charlene Louise, Robert (Bob) Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Gerald Baker. Charlene and Bob are both grads of Anaheim Union High School where they were active in school activities. Miss Schutz also attended Fullerton Junior College. Both plan to attend Long Beach State College next fall. The July wedding will take place at the First Methodist Church. Personnel in Orange County a chance to become acquainted with other mothers who have had or now have sons or daughters in the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard. The party is open to the public and reservations may be made by calling PR 2-1121 or KE 5-3251. A new class in contract bridge got underway Monday at the Poolside Room of Disneyland Hotel. The course consists of eight lessons in the Goren point count system, designed for those who wish to play better bridge. In another event of the padres, San Clemente holds the Fiesta la Cristianita July 22-24, a pageant re-enacting the first baptism in California, that of an Indian child by Father Crespi in 1769 near the present-day town. Navy Mothers Set July Card Benefit The Anaheim Navy Mothers Club No. 841, will hold a benefit "Dessert Card Party" at the home of Commander Mrs. Audrie Royer, 617 So. Dickel St., Anaheim, on Tuesday, July 26 at 12:30 p.m. As we are the only Navy Mothers Club in Orange County, we would like to get acquainted with the mothers who have had or now have sons or daughters serving in the Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard. This party is open to the public. Donation $1.00. Proceeds to be used for Navy personnel. Make reservations by calling PR 2-1121 or KE 5-3251. DON'T NEGLECT CUTS Don't neglect small cuts, blisters, or rashes while on your summer vacation, advises the National Automobile Club. These can be serious. Refresh With Iced Instant Coffee In warm weather enjoy the refreshment of iced instant coffee. No need to put the kettle on; just dissolve instant coffee in tap water, and add ice. Enjoy it between meals and with a summer favorite, such as cantaloupe a la mode served with delicious cookies, easily made from a cake mix. To make iced coffee just measure the instant coffee into glasses or a pitcher allowing about one heaping teaspoon of coffee and about ¼ cup of tap water for each serving. Add a little of the water, stirring to dissolve, then add remaining water gradually. Add ice cubes or pour the coffee over ice cubes or cracked ice. To make the cookies just follow these simple directions. Sugar Maple Refrigerator Cookies 1 package sugar maple cake mix 2 tablespoons finely chopped candied ginger or 2 tablespoons finely chopped nuts 1 egg ½ cup butter (at room temperature) Empty half of cake mix into a large bowl. Add remaining ingredients and blend well. Then add rest of cake mix gradually, blending thoroughly. Form into 2 rolls, 1 inch thick. Chill about an hour. Cut ½ inch thick with sharp knife. Bake in moderate oven (375°F.) 18 to 20 minutes. Makes 8 dozen cookies. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1960 'DANERAMA' Great Dane Club to Stage Fashion Show and Dinner at Disneyland Hotel Plans are presently underway for the first annual "Daneorama" to take place Aug. 12, in Disneyland Hotel. The Fashion Show and Dinner to be sponsored by the Great Dane Club of California will be attended by both men and women with accent on lavish decorations and delectable cuisine. Top flight models will present fashions and a large statue of a Great Dane, made entirely of flowers, will dominate the dining room. Door prizes will include vacations for two in Las Vegas and Apple Valley, Disneyland tickets and numerous gifts from local stores. Several club members will join professional models in the showing of fall fashions. Proceeds will benefit the club's Great Dane Rescue Fund. The fund was established to save lost, abandoned and impounded animals and care for their needs until placement in permanent homes. Mary Grove Elected Convention Delegate Mary Grove of 427 Sunkist St. Anaheim, is among the delegates of the Midwestern Region, Soroptimist Federation of the Americas, Inc., convening at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel in Detroit. The convention theme for the week is "Soroptimists in Orbit." Miss Grove is president of the Soroptimist Club of Anaheim. Main topic of the convention will be the consideration of preliminary plans for the 50th year anniversary of the Soroptimist Federation to be initiated in 1970. Amendments to the by-laws, discussion of policies, and election of officers will be included on the business agenda. Tickets for the event will be on sale at the door or may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Dwight Allcott, KE 3-1276 or Mrs. Lee Bord- sequences concerning the pygmies, the Watusi 7-ft. warriors' miners and their tribal encens near Johannesburg, the trich farm, Victoria Falls, etc. This will be one of the few showings of this film outside the perme industry. They have been recently taken to England and the continent by Dr. Guenther and down before various professional groups there. Choice plants from Rudolph Ziehonno will be available on the plant table. Expert advice on begonia and other shade plants will be given by Don Horton and Tony Todaro. Veterans' Auxiliary Sets Potluck Dinner Anahejm Barracks 1235, Veterans of World War I and its Auxiliary will hold a potluck dinner and card party on July 20, at the Anaheim American Legion Hall, about 6:30 p.m. All veterans of World War I and their families are invited to attend. Also open to the public. Apple Valley, Disneyland tickets and numerous gifts from local stores. Several club members will join professional models in the showing of fall fashions. Proceeds will benefit the club's Great Dane Rescue Fund. The fund was established to save lost, abandoned and impounded animals and care for their needs until placement in permanent homes. Tickets for the event will be on sale at the door or may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Dwight Allcott, KE 3-1276- or Mrs. Lee Bord- Gay "Hawaiian Holidays" At The Fair With HILO HATTIE Appearing Free Nightly July 13-14-15-16-17 Win A Trip To Honolulu — One Given Each Day July 12 thru 17 Orange County FAIR "Land Sakes," I Said, What's an Escrow?" You may never have to be concerned with an escrow unless you buy or sell a home or land. But if you do either of these things, a good Escrow Officer will properly and efficiently bring buyer and seller together, handle all the many details of the transaction satisfying the requirements of both parties. In escrow work there is no substitute for experience! Why take chances? When you buy or sell...let Anaheim Savings & Loan Association help you. We're the oldest locally owned financial institution in town. 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