anaheim-gazette 1960-12-22

Angling Licenses For 1961 On Sale California's 1961 sportfishing licenses are now on sale at all of the Department of Fish and Game's 1,300 license agents in Southern California and the Inyo-Mono area, reports the DFG's regional office in Los Angeles. Anglers are reminded that the 1961 licenses and stamps will not be valid for use until January 1. All 1960 angling licenses expire on December 31. The new licenses and stamps will be valid from January 1 through December 31, 1961. A license is required for all anglers 16 years of age or older. To purchase a resident angling license a person must have resided continuously in California for six months immediately prior to the date the license is purchased. An exception is that any member of the Armed Forces on active duty qualifies as a resident Californian as far as angling license purposes are concerned. As prescribed by the Legislature, a basic resident 1961 sportfishing license, valid only for fishing in ocean waters and for taking frogs, will cost $3. By purchasing a $1 license stamp and affixing it to the $3 license the angler may take all species of fish except trout, but including steelhead. By purchasing two $1 license stamps and affixing them to the basic $3 license, at a total cost of $5, the angler may take all species of fish including $1, three-day ocean-fishing license for either resident or non-resident anglers; a special $3, 10-day ocean fishing license for non-residents, to which the $1 freshwater fishing stamps may be added; and a $10, year-long non-resident ocean fishing license to which the freshwater stamps may be added. You're Welcome! To the Editor: Thank you for your fine service to us in advertising our Christmas Candlelight Concert, December 11. Our total attendance was 1,456. This represents an increase of 400 over last year. Again thanks for your help. M. C. SCHLIESKE Director of Zion a Cappella Choirs Thanks for your wonderful help and support again this year. CHARLOTTE DE ARMOND Children's Home Society of California. CHRISTMAS FACTS, 1959 Thirty-five were killed state-wide during the 78-hour period between 6 p.m. December 24 and midnight December 27. Of these, 19 were killed in the unincorporated areas and 16 in incorporated cities. The California Highway Patrol made 263 arrests for drunk driving violations during the period. The patrol made 8615 arrests. CHRISTMAS FACTS, 1959 Thirty-five were killed state-wide during the 78-hour period between 6 p.m. December 24 and midnight December 27. Of these, 19 were killed in the unincorporated areas and 16 in incorporated cities. The California Highway Patrol made 263 arrests for drunk driving violations during the period. The patrol made 8615 arrests for other moving violations in the same period. SANTA ANITA STARTS NEXT MONDAY — thrilling thoroughbred racing in Santa Anita’s world-famous setting of beauty and tradition. You will enjoy every luxury and convenience while you see the nation’s greatest horses and jockeys in action. Attend Santa Anita often during the 55-day meeting. Post time is 12:30 p.m. opening day (gates open 10:30 a.m.)—other days 1:00 p.m. (gates open 11:00 a.m.) Reach Santa Anita by auto, Tanner or MTA bus. OPENS THE PALOS VERDES handicap ($20,000-added) on opening day starts a season-long parade of events ($3,365,000 in stakes and purses) including Here’s Most Popular Of Cooking Christ Poultry authorities say that a low temperature and a shallow, uncovered pan continue to be the popular and generally accepted method of roasting turkey, Marian Prentiss, home advisor of the University of California Agricultural Extension Service, reports. If the roasting time needs to be spread, foil may be crimped to the edge of the pan, or a pan with a close fitting cover use. Moisture is thus held in the pan and the steam shortens the total cooking time. Also, to offset the reflective qualities of foil, the oven temperature should be 25 to 35 degrees higher (about 350° F.) than the customary low temperature (325°). Completely and tightly wrapped in foil roasting is favored by some cooks—especially for large birds (20 pounds or over) to shorten the cooking time. Higher temperatures are again used and cooking hastened since the bird is cooked by steaming. The chart below gives the approximate time required to roast fresh or completely thawed young turkeys in a shallow uncovered pan. Unstuffed birds require approximately 5 minutes per pound less time. TEMPERATURES AND TIMES FOR ROASTING Ready-to-cook Weight (approx.) Oven in Pounds Temp. Hourr 5 to 7½...325° F 2½ to 3 8 to 10½...300° F 3 to 4 11½ to 14...275° F 4 to 5 16 to 20½...250° F 5½ to 8 20½ to 24½...250° F 7 to 8 A more accurate way than feel, or looks, or time, to judge "doneness" is the use of a meat OPEN THE PALOS VERDES handicap ($20,000-added) on opening day starts a season-long parade of events ($3,365,000 in stakes and purses) including four $100,000 classics. Racing truly is the Sport of Kings at Santa Anita and you can share this regal pleasure in many ways — superb dining, beautiful appointments, exquisite gardens, and courteous service from the moment you enter the spacious parking area. DEC. 26 ORDER RESERVED SEATS now by mail for any day of the 1960-61 meeting. Dec. 26 through Mar. 11. Send check or money order for $1.30 each. Allow four days for return of tickets. Thousands of reserved seats are placed on sale every racing day at Santa Anita Park. No phone reservations please. You pay admission charges (Grandstand or Club House) at the entrance gates. Plan your days with family and friends at beautiful Sante Anita. LOS ANGELES TURF CLUB, INC. SANTA ANITA PARK • ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA MUray 1-7401 or Hillcrest 7-2171 More than a quarter-century of winter thoroughbred racing featuring regular track and the exclusive hillside grass course Ready-to-cook Weight (approx.) Oven in Pounds Temp. Hours 5 to 7½...325° F 2½ to 3 8 to 10½...300° F 3 to 4 11½ to 14 ...275° F 4 to 5 16 to 20½...250° F 5½ to 8 20½ to 24½...250° F 7 to 8 A more accurate way than feel, or looks, or time, to judge "doneness" is the use of a meat thermometer placed in the center of the largest mass of meat usually between the second joint of the leg and the body and salfway into the upper thigh muscle. At 185° a turkey should be ready to remove from the oven. A few minutes at room temperature will firm up the meat and make it easier to carve. When dinner is set for a definite time, wise homemakers start the bird 20 or 30 minutes ahead of schedule to avoid delay should the turkey take longer to cook than estimated. This also allows time to make gravy and arrange the bird on the platter. When buying medium or heavy turkeys, 12 pounds on over, allow ½ to % pound (ready to cook weight) per serving. When buying turkeys under 12 pounds, allow % to 1 pound per serving. The actual number of servings depends on the quality of the turkey, correct cooking and carving skill. Allowing 1½ to 1% pounds per person provides cooked turkey for another meal. (For complete instructions for trussing, stuffing and roasting a turkey, write the Agricultural Extension Service.) WILD IRISH ROSE" is the theme of Market Basket's 22nd consecutive entry in the Tournament of Roses Parade. Some 18,000 flowers will be used to commemorate the 40-foot float. Pretty Carolee Ream, 1960 Tournament of Roses Princess, represents a "Belle of Ireland." Kathy Lee Powell, 6, whose mother rode Market Basket floats as a child, will also be aboard. ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1960 SECTION B, PAGE 1 Here's Most Popular Method Cooking Christmas Bird Utility authorities say that temperature and a shallower pan continue to rise. Lab Jobs Open To Top Science Undergrads Mail Moves Boats, horseback, mules, dogsleds and even skis are helping move the 1960 Christmas mail. Postmaster Marshall N. McFie reported today. The Post Office Department's "Star" route carriers who transport mail under private contract for the Postal Service again will have a starring role in the holiday mail operation, carrying mail to some of the remotest areas of the nation. While most of the nation's approximately 12,000 Star Route carriers use conventional trucks and other modern means to transport mail about 350 million miles a year, many College Seeks 25 More Teachers For Next Year A search for 25 new faculty members needed by Orange County State College, Fullerton, for next year will begin early in 1961, according to President W. B. Langsdorf. The largest additions to the staff will be in education, humanities, and social science where 18 new faculty members are needed. Other needs are in business administration, psychology, science, mathematics, speech, counseling, English, health, and physical education. Langsdorf indicated that the college was fortunate to be able Here's Most Popular Method of Cooking Christmas Bird Utility authorities say that temperature and a shallower pan continue to be popular and generally used method of roasting turkeys. Marian Prentiss, home owner of the University of Florida Agricultural Extension service, reports. The roasting time needs to be read, foil may be crimped at the edge of the pan, or a with a close fitting cover moisture is thus held in oven and the steam shortened total cooking time. To offset the reflective sides of foil, the oven temperature should be 25 to 35 degrees F. (about 350° F.) The customary low temperature (325°). Completely and tightly fed in foil roasting is fairly some cooks—especially large birds (20 pounds or more) to shorten the cooktime. Higher temperatures again used and cooking since the bird is cook-steaming. A chart below gives the ultimate time required to fresh or completely thawing turkeys in a shallow pan. Unstuffed birds are approximately 5 minutes per pound less time. PERATURES AND TIME FOR ROASTING TO-Cook 1104 West 8th St., Santa Ana, or call KI 7-3311, Extension 301, for the University of California circular "When You Roast Poultry." For directions for roasting half a turkey or a quarter of a turkey, or making steaks or preparing dishes from leftover turkey, also request the booklet, "Turkey on the Table Year Round." Orange County Farmers Solve Many Problems California farmers have planned their policies for the coming year. Meeting in Berkeley recently were officers, delegates and members of the California Farm Bureau Federation for their annual convention. The House of Delegates' resolution committee in which W. L. Wells of Irvine represented Orange County spent some 50 hours of deliberation during the five-day affair on resolutions presented before the convention. Resolutions originating from Orange County that were passed and adopted as policy by the Farm Bureau are condensed as follows: that the University of California and other agencies undertake a crash program of research on fly control; a recommendation for an investigation of the development of State and Federal legislation to protect the farmer from crop losses due to labor Lab Jobs Open To Top Science Undergrads Gifted undergraduate students in the biological sciences will have an opportunity this coming summer to spend 12 weeks carrying out research projects in leading heart laboratories of medical centers in California, according to David I. Nielsen, president of the Orange County Heart Association. The Heart Associations of California are providing stipends of $750 for the three-month summer period for 30 or more college students, especially commended by scientific faculty members, and approved by a committee of the California Heart Association. Robert H. Maybury, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry, University of Redlands, and chairman of the Heart Association's Student Research Committee, pointed out that the program, now in its fourth year, is designed to give students especially interested and gifted in research a chance to participate in actual projects under the direct supervision of experienced scientists. "We want to keep those gifted students in laboratories during the summer vacation," Dr. Maybury said, "rather than have them working in a filling station or waiting on table at a summer resort." Students will be selected by scientists active in cardiovascular research. Every effort will be made to place the student in the laboratory best suited to his particular interests and talents. Students interested in applying to staff will be in education, humanities, and social science where 18 new faculty members are needed. Other needs are in business administration, psychology, science, mathematics, speech, counseling. English, health, and physical education. Langsdorf indicated that the college was fortunate to be able to fill some of the positions at the full and associate professorship levels rather than employ all assistants since this is an advantage in attracting experienced persons. "An applicant is judged both on his scholarship and competence in his field and on his interest and ability in teaching," Langsdorf explained. Gerhard Ehmann, dean of instruction, will interview candidates in Chicago and the East next month, according to Langsdorf. Orange County that were passed and adopted as policy by the Farm Bureau are condensed as follows: that the University of California and other agencies undertake a crash program of research on fly control; a recommendation for an investigation of the development of State and Federal legislation to protect the farmer from crop losses due to labor disputes; urging active participation with other groups in opposition to State aid to libraries in California; that the origination and promotion of marketing orders and new policies be at the initiative of the citizens, that public officials be involved only in the administration of such; the quarantine of all cattle suspected of TB or Brucellosis on the premises and that they be shipped only for slaughter purposes with the presentation of proper credentials; that appropriate action be taken to speed up processing of claims under the State and Federal mandatory TB and Bangs test and slaughter program so that earlier indemnity payments would result; to continued opposition to government subsidies, controls and price support programs in the poultry industry; and continued support of the present plan of representation in the State Legislature based upon the Federal representation formula. In many cases resolutions from Orange County presented before the resolutions committee were made a part of larger policies dealing with the same subject. Students will be selected by scientists active in cardiovascular research. Every effort will be made to place the student in the laboratory best suited to his particular interests and talents. Students interested in applying for "Student Research Associateships" are requested to address applications or inquiries to Orange County Heart Association, P.O. Box 1704, Santa Ana. One in 3 Americans Owns Motor Car One American in three owns a car, compared to one in 12 in England, one in 13 in Switzerland, one in 16 in Germany and one in 14 in Italy. In car density per square mile, however, the United States is at the bottom of the list. England has 45 cars per square mile, West Germany 33, Switzerland 25 and Italy 12. NEW YEAR'S FACTS '59-'60 Twenty-four persons were killed statewide during the 78-hour period between 6 p.m. December 31 and midnight January 3, 1960. Of these, 13 were killed in the unincorporated areas and 11 in incorporated cities. The California Highway Patrol made 289 arrests for drunk driving violations during the period. The patrol made 8615 arrests for other moving violations during the period. Mail Moves By Dog, Ski But Moves Post Office Department's route carriers who get mail under private care for the Postal Service will have a starring role in holiday mail operation, mailing to some of the most areas of the nation. Most of the nation's approximately 12,000 Star carriers use conventional trucks and other modern transport mail about 40 million miles a year, many deliver their daily mail loads with more primitive means of travel, because of remoteness, lack of roads, weather conditions and similar factors. Jets Tail This Christmas season, even as planes carry mail overhead at more than 500 miles an hour (today's jet air lines make over 250 mail flights daily covering nearly 350,000 miles every 24 hours), 74 Star Route carriers are using horses in the daily job of delivering the mail. In addition to using horses, Uncle Sam will lend Santa a hand this year with 75 small boat "Star" contract routes. Persons living between Elko, Nevada, and the Bob Prunty Ranch probably will have their mail dropped from a plane this Christmas by Carrier Claude E. Gerber when roads become impassable. By Horse And a horse-drawn toboggan or snow sled, similar to the one Uncle Sam is lending Santa a Ranch probably are having the used by Santa, is used by Carrier Oscar Evans to unite Boulder and Midland Ranch, Wyo. Meanwhile, word from Alaska is that one of the Star Route carriers, Chester Noonwook, is moving the Christmas mail again this year with his dog sled and 10 stout huskies on St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea. His route is the last of the great dog sleds carrying the U.S. mails. During the summer months, he carries the mails by skin boat on the open sea. Between Everett Wallace Ranch and Cody, Wyoming, the Star Route carrier uses a jeep ordinarily but usually at Christmas time, when snow frequently blocks the remote road. Carrier Everett L. Wallace is likely to use a snow "weasel" a motorized vehicle especially adapted to going through heavy snow. At one point on a 28-mile route from Nevada City, Calif., to Graniteville, Calif., Carrier Walter M. Harbour reverts to skis during the Christmas holidays to serve the residents. Hughes Aircraft Ups Local Man Promotion of Arthur W. Clayton, of 2028 West Crone St., as head of personnel services for the Fullerton branch of the Hughes Aircraft Company was announced this week. A University of California graduate of 1953, where he received a bachelor of science degree, Clayton has been with the Hughes company since 1956. Offer Late Classes Nearly half of the spring semester courses of Orange County State College, Fullerton, will be offered in the late afternoon and evening. The term late afternoon and evening normally applies to classes which begin at 4:15 p.m. or later. JOY TO THE WORLD ...as Christmas day approaches may every child's face light up with happiness like a thousand stars...may Mother receive pretty things to make her even more lovely...may Junior get a bicycle...and Father his electric train Mother receive pretty things to make her even more lovely...may Junior get a bicycle...and Father his electric train ...and may peace and justice and love at last come this Christmas...and throughout the New Year... to everyone...everywhere... ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. • KE 5-2158