anaheim-gazette 1960-07-28

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 Twenty-nine Major Fiestas Launched for August With Spotlight on Gala California State Fair Twenty-nine major fairs will be launched during August in California, headed by the glamorous California State Fair and Exposition at Sacramento, and including three others with pari mutuel race programs, according to Western Fairs Association. The big one—in Sacramento—will get off to a ringing start on the morning of Aug. 31, when Governor Edmund G. Brown signals the opening of gates, and unvells the "Maid of California" from a final field of 11 beauties, chosen from all over California. The fair is scheduled through Sept. 11, and will include a race meet. Some 900,000 persons are expected to keep turnstiles clicking over the 12-day period. Also with racing will be the San Mateo County Fair, San Mateo, Aug. 5-13; Humboldt County Fair, Ferndale, Aug. 15-20, and San Joaquin County Fair, Stockton, Aug. 18-27. Other dates: Aug. 1-6—Stanislaus County Fair, Turlock, featuring "rule events, such as horse pulling tests, rodeo, and a horse show. Aug. 3-7—Contra Costa County Fair, Antioch, with industrial plays, and five rodeo performances, and Yuba-Sutter Fair, Yuba City, featuring a professional deo and junior livestock auction. Aug. 4-6—Tehama County Red Bluff, with the accent of Western events. Aug. 4-7—Redwood Empire Fair and Sports Show, Ukiah, turing displays depicting the natural Valley and livestock as stur features, not to mention a juvenile livestock auction and professional rodeo. Aug. 9-14—Merced County Fair with agriculture of the vast tral Valley and livestock as stur features, not to mention a juvenile livestock auction and professional rodeo. Aug. 10-14—Plumas County Fair, Quincy, with a rodeo, races, junior livestock auction and logging events. Aug. 11-14—Napa Town The tangy lemon and the crunchy graham cracker were meant for each other. And a delicate cake, which includes graham crackers and nuts in the batter and is frosted with a new fluffy lemon frosting, is simple to make on a summer day. A frosting mix quickly whips into a delicate, airy, pale yellow fluff which spreads easily for a professional decorating look. Your torta is lovely to look at and delightful to eat. Lemon Graham Torte 8 egg, separated 1 cup milk 1 cup brown sugar (packed) ½ cup butter ¼ cup sifted enriched flour 1 tsp. vanilla 8 tsp. baking powder ½ cup finely chopped nuts ¼ tsp. salt 1 pkg. Lemon Fluff Frosting 2 cups finely crushed graham crackers (about 24) Heat oven to 850° (mod.). Grease and flour two 8 or 9" round layer pans. Beat egg whites in small mixer bowl until frothy. Gradually beat in half of the brown sugar and continue beating until very firm. Set aside. Sift flour, baking powder and salt together into large mixer bowl. Stir graham cracker crumbs and remaining brown sugar into flour mixture. Add half of milk, butter and vanilla. Blend ingredients well. Beat 1 min., med. speed on mixer or 150 strokes by hand. Scrape sides and bottom of bowl constantly. Batter will be very thick. Add rest of milk and egg yolks. Blend well and beat 1 min., more, scraping sides of bowl often. Fold in nuts and meringue. Pour into prepared pans. Bake 30 to 40 min., until toothpick stuck into center of cake comes out clean and cake begins to leave sides of pans. Cool 10 min., before removing from pan. Handle cake gently as it is delicate and tender. When completely cool, split each layer in half. Prepare frosting mix as directed on pkg. Spread between layers and on top of cake. Sprinkle top and sides of cake with graham cracker crumbs. The cracker crumbs will stick to frosting and make an attractive garnish. BTK BTK Services in All Cemetery Chapels Funeral services entrusted to our care may be held in any cemetery chapel or in our own beautiful chapel. The same devoted personal attention is accorded regardless of the location selected by the family. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 291 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Directors ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA August Fair Aug. 18-27. Other dates: g. 1-6—Stanislaus County Turlock, featuring "rural" shows, such as horse pulling cone rodeo, and a horse show. g. 3-7—Contra Costa County Antioch, with industrial displays, and five rodeo performers, and Yuba-Sutter Fair, Yuba featuring a professional rodeo and junior livestock auction. g. 4-6—Tehama County Fair, Bluff, with the accent on western events. g. 4-7—Redwood Empire and Sports Show, Ukiah, fea-g displays depicting the lum-industry. g. 9-14—Merced County Fair, agriculture of the vast Central Valley and livestock as strong prizes, not to mention a junior stock auction and professional o. g. 10-14—Plumas County Quincy, with a rodeo, auto; junior livestock auction, logging events. g. 11-14—Napa Town and WIN HAWAIIAN TRIP—Winners of the United States National Bank contest from county final yreceived their reward. Winning members of the local bank staffs are treated as they arrived in Honolulu. Left to right: Ora Baker, Fullerton; May and Tabone, Costa Mesa; Fred, Ella and Fritz Eik, Orange; Lucille, Dorothy, Joe Marti Buena Park. Kneeling in front: Frank Ambler, guide for the group. HERE AND THERE Tennis Match WIN HAWAIIAN TRIP—Winners of the United States National Bank contest from county final yreceived their reward. Winning members of the local bank staffs are tured as they arrived in Honolulu. Left to right: Ora Baker, Fullerton; May and Tabone, Costa Mesa; Fred, Ella and Fritz Eik, Orahge; Lucille, Dorothy; Joe Martin, Buena Park. Kneeling in front: Frank Ambler, guide for the group. HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER The betrothal of Miss Sandra Hysom of 1207 Romneya Dr., Anaheim, to James R. Greers of Winter Park, Florida, was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hysom. The couple will make their wedding vows Sept. 3 in the First Methodist Church of Anaheim. The bride-elect is a graduate of Anaheim High School. Her fiance served with the U.S. Marine Corps. An impressive afternoon wedding ceremony at the Anaheim Presbyterian Church united Miss Sandra Marie Johannes of Anaheim and George Madsen of Claremont. Dr. Donald Gard officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johannes, 902 N. Pine St., Anaheim. The grooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Madsen of Claremont. The couple will honeymoon for two weeks at the Grand Canyon. The new Mrs. Madsen is a staff member of Jefferson School in Anaheim. A reception was held in honor of Miss May Jean Lambert, new grand director of Young Ladies Institute, at the home of Mrs. Don Dalley, 116 E. Wilhelmina St., Anaheim, new president of the Anaheim chapter. YLI members and friends attended the social party. The group is planning a Hawaiian luau scheduled for Aug. 20. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Gathas Jr., 1308 E. Rosewood Ave., Anaheim. Miss Phyllis Irene Knight of 1003 S. Claudina St., Anaheim, LDS Group to Hold Gala Hawaiiian Feast A Tiki Idol gateway will admit guests to the third annual luau sponsored by the Latter Day Saints Ward. The tropical event will be held at 12742 Lampson Ave., Garden Grove. The feast is open to all and will be featured in a typical Island setting. From the roasting pits will come whole pligs, beef, yams and fish. Direct from the Islands will be papaya, pineapple and poli. In addition there will be Lomi salmon, turkey, ham, chicken, long rice, fruit salad, and dessert. Entertainment will be presented by 40 trained performers. A portion of the program will include Samoan fire dance, court wrestlers, green rose hula, Samoan love dance, staff fighters and the coronation of the queen attended by her princesses. Tiki Torches will provide a background for island music. Reservations for the luau may be made by calling JE 4-2328 or JE 7-2508. NOW OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION Ask Us About FREE CHAMPAGNE Tour to Las Vegas NOW OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION Ask Us About FREE CHAMPAGNE Tour to Las Vegas COFFEE SERVED FREDERICK'S HAIR STYLING 12292 HARBOR BLVD. Just South of Chapman OPEN EVENINGS PHONE JEfferson 7-5314 Plenty of Free Parking Off the Street WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK UNDERTAKING AND CEMETERY TOGETHER @never 1-6577 - TWinckens 3-2421 Westminster Memorial Park ?? 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 24, 1960 Thomason-Parks Pledge Wedding Vows in First Methodist Church Miss Lenore Ann Thomson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Thomason, 939 Summer St., Anaheim, became the radian bride of John Millard Parks of Albany in a double ring ceremony in Anaheim First Methodist Church. Following a Monterrey honeymoon, the couple will leave for Yellowstone National Park. Miss Parks was given in marriage by her father. She was attired in a taffeta Cahill gown with chantilly lace bolero, chapel train and a tiny crown holding her finger tip veil. The lovely bride carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and lily of the valley. Pink China Mums and pink Transvaal daisies enhanced the bridal setting. Special solo numbers rendered by Ervin Sapp included "Be Thou with Them" by Bach, "O Lord most Holy" by Franck and "One Hand, One Heart" by Leonard Bernstein. Miss Jane Thomson was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Marian Taylor, Mary Edith Cline and Janet Anderson. They wore matching ensembles of white lace over pink taffeta and carried bouquets of pink rosebuds. Warren Patton was best man. A reception was held in the adjoining Fellowship Hall. Miss Sandra Gerges attended the Guest Book while Miss Geraldine Frantz and Mrs. Robert Adams poured. Telebelles and National Secretaries Honor Well Known Fashion Authority The National Association of Secretraries and Tele-Belles held a joint program to honor Cecil Cough well known fashion author Anaheim Chapter. Hostesses were Mrs. Virginia Turner and Mrs. June Chaplin of National Secretaries. Telebelles and National Secretaries Honor Well Known Fashion Authority The National Association of Secretaries and Tele-Belles held a joint program to honor Cecil Gough, well known fashion authority. The social was held in the Gough Studio, 1652 W. Broadway, Anaheim. Mrs. Gough was honored for her efforts on behalf of charitable projects of the two organizations. She prepared and directed benefit fashion shows for them earlier this year. Guests had a sneak-preview of a line of beauty products created by Mrs. Gough and which will be introduced nationally this fall. Speakers for the evening were Mrs. Marie Pierce, vice-president of the secretarial group and Mrs. Lucille Phillips of the Tele-Belles. Anaheim Chapter. Hostesses were Mrs. Virginia Turner and Mrs. June Chaplin of National Secretaries, Mrs. Charles Blomquist and Mrs. Arthur Gruwell of Telle-Belles, the organization of telephone company women. Jo Ann Jones, 425 N. Magnolia, and Richard L. Prater, 8882 Siesta, Anaheim, are discussing plans for their forthcoming wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowman, 2110 Grayson, Anaheim, welcomed the arrival of a baby girl. Dorothy Huarte, 1464 E. La Palma, Anaheim, will wed Daniel Gallivan of Santa Ana. "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. 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