anaheim-gazette 1961-01-19

The Woman's World SECTION B, PAGE 1 Navy Mothers Plan Feb. 7 Meeting "Extra special" describes the February 7 meeting of the Anaheim Navy Mothers, which will be held in the home of Mrs. Edith Scott, 120 E. Alberta St. Each member has been asked to give a detailed report on her Navy son, whether active or inactive. This will familiarize members with the whereabouts and activities of the members' sons. Special thank-yous were received by the mothers recently for their ward project at the Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk, where they hostessed a party for 110 mentally deranged women. Homemade cookies, candles and punch along with many gifts were presented to the inmates. On the calendar, a Southeast District luncheon meeting has been set for February 9. The meeting will feature a guest speaker and will be held at 524 W. Howard St. in Alhambra. Park Games Planned by Club Group Electing new officers for 1961, members of the Anaheim Park Club met at Pearson Park recently to propose new plans for the year. Congratulated on their new positions were: Archie Reimer, president; Thomas McDermott, first vice president; Fred Grace, second vice president, and H. Moulton, secretary-treasurer. "We have many new plans for this year, which include tournaments in chess, shuffleboard, cards and horseshoes." If you cook, you can coo with wine. It's as simple that. And the pleasures to gained from adventures in whi cookery are out of all proportions compared to the small fort involved. So writes Emily Chase, author of the recently published cook book, "The Pleasures Cooking With Wine" (Prentice Hall, Inc., $4.95). Miss Chase says: "No other ingredient in your kitchen will reward you with more experiences in good eating, for which rounds out the flavor of man-made dish to perfection." The book is filled with recipes for many types of food, but the author has not attempted to make it an all-inclusive collection. Instead of "fancy cookery," she has specialized in usable, practical recipes, guaranteed to result in good eating. One of her favorites is French Pot Roast. Here it is: FRENCH POT ROAST (Serves eight or more) the Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk, where they hostessed a party for 110 mentally deranged women. Homemade cookies, candies and punch along with many gifts were presented to the inmates. On the calendar, a Southeast District luncheon meeting has been set for February 9. The meeting will feature a guest speaker and will be held at 524 W. Howard St. in Alhambra. During the January meeting of this newly formed group, Mrs. Ruth Shoenfield was installed as a trustee, at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Gay Ingram, 814 N. Lemon. Accreditation Teams Visit Orange State Accrediting teams of the Western College Association and the State Committee for Accreditation have completed their visit to Orange County State College, officials of the institution have announced. Representing the association were: Herman T. Spieth, chancellor, University of California at Riverside; William R. Eshelman, librarian, Los Angeles State College; Helen Fisk, executive director, Western Personnel Institute; and Byron Guyer, English department, Los Angeles State College. Representing the state committee were Olaf Tegner, education department, Pepperdine College; and Wilbur Dutton, education department, University of California at Los Angeles. This group evaluated OCSC in terms of its elementary education program. Congratulated on their new positions were: Archie Reimer, president; Thomas McDermott, first vice president; Fred Grace, second vice president, and H. Moulton, secretary-treasurer. "We have many new plans for this year, which include tournaments in chess; shuffleboard, cards and horseshoes," said Jones Heddens of 1303 Skyline Dr., Fullerton, former president. "Our senior citizens should take advantage of the many activities offered them through our program." The club's membership is now 175. Visitors and prospective members are encouraged to meet with the club every Monday at Pearson Park. Local Woman To Aid Rites Miss Karen Lenain, 739 N. Pine St., president of Theta Upsilon chapter of the University of California at Berkeley, will assist in the Founders' Day ceremony commemorating the 47th anniversary of the fraternity, scheduled at Berkeley. Among the many Orange County alumniae attending the luncheon meeting Saturday will be Mrs. Dorrell Hoffner of 739 N. Pine St. Traditionally sponsoring the luncheon, in which representatives of nearly all of the fraternity's 37 chapters will participate is one of the many projects of the Southern California Area Council. The book is filled with recipes for many types of food, but the author has not attempted to make it an all-inclusive collection. Instead of "fancy cookery," she has specialized in usable, practical recipes, guaranteed to result in good eating. One of her favorites is French Pot Roast. Here it is: FRENCH POT ROAST (Serves eight or more) 4 slices bacon, "diced" with scissors 4 to 5 pounds beef chuck, rolled and tied 1 (10½-oz.) can condensed consomme 1 cup dry red table wine 2 carrots, diced 1 large onion, diced 1 clove garlic, halved 6 whole allspice 8 whole peppercorns 1 bay leaf, crushed Several sprigs parsley Pinch of thyme Salt and pepper to taste Cook bacon slowly in Dutch oven or other heavy kettle for five minutes. Add meat and brown slowly and thoroughly on all sides. Add all maining ingredients. Bring a boil, then cover tightly a simmer very, very gently for three to four hours, or until meat is tender, turning me occasionally. Remove me from kettle and if it's too served in the near future, it where it will keep warm. Dinner is still a while away simply set the roast aside and reheat it gently in the grate before serving. To make gravy: Strain broth and skim off as much of the fat as possible. Measure that cups broth, adding beef stock or water if necessary to make that amount; pour back into kettle and heat to boiling Blend one-third cup flour and one-half cup cold beef stock water until smooth; stir slowly into boiling broth; continue cooking and stirring until mixture is thickened and smooth then simmer five minutes longer. Add two tablespoons brandy (if you like) and salt and pepper to taste. Serve gravy plating hot with the roast. BTK Warm, Friendly Service It is a trying ordeal for families to face practical decisions when emotionally upset through the loss of a loved one. At such a time we at Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars offer the warm, friendly advice and service which is only possible in an organization which has been an integral part of this community for nearly a century. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANANEMA Prospect 2-1617 ANAHEIM GAZETTE SOUTHERN Wine Rounds Out Flavor. Pot Roast, Other Dishes Jr. Ebel Adds 20 Members Twenty new members were honored and accepted into the Junior Ebell Club recently during a festive luncheon held at the Royal Coach Inn in Fullerton. After the social hour, Mrs. Arthur Pressel, president, welcomed them and briefed them on forthcoming events and club projects, which include a gala benefit dance and the stuffing of Easter Seal envelopes. Mrs. Donald Taylor, recording secretary of the California State Federation of Women's Clubs, was introduced as the most spoken she was follow Gard Chosen To Moderate P-TA Meeting Dr. Donald Gard, minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim, will be the moderator for the Unified Parent-Teacher panel discussion on youth, which is scheduled for January 30. Along with Dr. Gard will be four other panelists whose names have not yet been announced. The Unified meeting will be held in the Fremont Junior High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Fashions Shown Sorority Group "Clothing for Madame" was the theme presented to Xi Theta Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi by a representative of the Cecil Gough Modeling Studio of Anaheim Women's Groups In Sessions Here Mrs. J. J. Seale, state dentist of the California Federation of Junior Women's presided this week over a cering of 60 young clubs in the Disneyland Hotel. Disclosing new policies the year's general pro-Mrs. Seale greeted clubs from cities throughout state. Mrs. Don Taylor of Park, state recording secant and Mrs. Larry White Garden Grove, president hostess Orange District ofior Women were among officials and delegates participating. MARINE, WIFE GUESTS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Myrell Coer of 726 N. Philadelphia entertaining Sgt. and Mrs. Gulick, USMC, who recently arrived from L.England. Sgt. and Mrs. Originally from Santa Ani route to Minnesota he will be stationed. We thank you for... THE BIGGEST IN CHEVROLET CA featuring AMERICA'S POP After the social hour, Mrs. Arthur Pressel, president, welcomed them and briefed them on forthcoming events and club projects, which include a gala benefit dance and the stuffing of Easter Seal envelopes. Mrs. Donald Taylor, recording secretary of the California State Federation of Women's Clubs, was introduced as the guest speaker. She was followed by various local chairmen who explained the organization's by-laws. Also present were Mrs. Robert Daily, senior Ebell president, and Mrs. W. K. Banks, senior coordinator. The best selling CHEVROLET & Overwhelming acceptance of the new 1961 models introduced last fall—together with the tremendous success of the '60 Chevrolets—has sent Chevrolet passenger car sales to an all-time yearly high. More new Chevrolets and new Corvairs were delivered to more people during the past year than ever bought any make of car in a single year before. We and your Chevrolet dealer. See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs and the new Corvais CONE BROT 215 N. LOS ANGELES STREET, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1961 Women's Group on Sessions Here Mrs. J. J. Seale, state president of the California Federation of Junior Women's Clubs, desided this week over a gathering of 60 young clubwomen at the Disneyland Hotel. Disclosing new policies and the year's general program Mrs. Seale greeted clubwomen from cities throughout the state. Mrs. Don Taylor of Buena Park, state recording secretary, and Mrs. Larry Whitesides, Garden Grove, president of the Posts Orange District of Junior Women were among the officials and delegates participating. MARINE, WIFE GUESTS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Myrell O. Royer of 726 N. Philadelphia are entertaining Sgt. and Mrs. John Bullick, USMC, who have recently arrived from London, England, Sgt. and Mrs. Gulick, originally from Santa Ana, are on route to Minnesota where they will be stationed. Tap, Ballet Classes for Tots Offered The new winter schedule for the children's tap and ballet program has been announced by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Classes will meet on Wednesdays, Thursdays or Saturdays. For the Wednesday class children may be registered at either the Robert M. Pyle or Sunkist Elementary Schools on January 18, from 3:30 until 5:30 p.m. Classes will begin January 25. For the Thursday classes registration will be at either the Walt Disney or Albert Schweitzer Elementary Schools on January 26. The class times for these two days for the 6- to 7-year-olds is from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and for the 9- through 12-year-olds, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Children for the Saturday sessions must be year-olds from 10 until 11 a.m.; GUESTS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Myrell O. Royer of 726 N. Philadelphia are entertaining Sgt. and Mrs. John Gulick, USMC, who have recently arrived from London, England. Sgt. and Mrs. Gulick, originally from Santa Ana, are on route to Minnesota where they will be stationed. OTLUCK DINNER Mrs. Jack Rea of 11752 Doado St., Garden Grove, hosted a fun-filled potluck dinner in her home this week for members of the Xi Eta Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. For the Thursday classes registration will be at either the Walt Disney or Albert Schweitzer Elementary Schools on January 26. The class times for these two days for the 6- to 7-year-olds is from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and for the 9- through 12-year-olds, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Children for the Saturday sessions must be registered at either the John P. Marshall or Lincoln Elementary Schools on January 21. Classes will convene on January 28. The class time for the 6- to 7-year-olds on Saturday is from 9 until 10 a.m.; for the 8- to 9-year-olds from 10 until 11 a.m.; and for the 10- to 12-year-olds from 11 until 12 a.m. Registration of the child attending should take place on the day, time and hour he will attend. A small registration fee will be required. No special shoes will be needed. BIGGEST YEAR LET CAR HISTORY featuring POPULAR PAIR The "car of the year" ET & CORVAIR! thank you for your continuing confidence in, and preference for, Chevrolet. 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