anaheim-gazette 1961-11-16

Sidelights By Doris Lee I can hardly wait for "Larousse Gastronomique" to hit the bookstands so I can run out and buy a copy. If you haven't already guessed from the title, "Larousse Gastronomique" is a cookbook. But not just any cookbook. This tome has been described as "the mightiest, farthest ranging, most astonishing cookbook in the history of eating." It shows you how to turn out such unusual dishes as baked bear's paws (bake in clean mud so the hair will come off; simmer in water until soft; cook with chicken, ham and sherry), lion steak and roast camel hump. There are 8500 such unique recipes to dabble around with if you happen to be bored with frozen TV dinners. And that's not all. The book contains a special section on table etiquette to go with these dishes (it is permissible to hold the paw delicately by a toenail while slicing the meat off); a guidebook on all the edible animals in the world from sard-vark to zebu; a treatise on poisonous foods such as mushrooms, complete with full description of the speed and certainty with which you will die after eating it; and a section on wines and liquors and their effect on the liver, plus some beer-making recipes. To top it off it contains a number of interesting stories of famous banquets down through the ages. Something Sacred "Larousse Gastronomique" Anaheim Club Slates Meet Members of the PBX Club of Anaheim and their guests will be privileged to see a demonstration of bow tying and gift wrapping at their meeting on Tuesday, according to Mrs. Alberta Hackler, President of the group. A representative from one of the large ribbon manufacturers will be at the meeting to show how to make Magic Bows and many variations including some flower types. He will be assisted by one on two of the members. Area S By Res Stanford Research Corp. recommended feasibility of construction of a $5 million conversion center here. The researchers estimate of-towners attending would between $7 and $10 million annually if such a hall was built. The general Disneyland was called by the research team for construction convention hall here. Stanford recommended a lift with 2,500 seats. This would cost $1.8 million. All included in the report is a holding 5,000 spectators for events, at an estimated cost of million. The researchers also an exhibition area of approximately 35,000 sq. ft. would about $1 million with its parking spaces and rooms for convention use. The research team also rallied a first class convocation facility rather than a make-cost-saving installation. The vised against a center would be a "monument type." The facility as recommende would cater to conventions 3,000 delegates. Larger conventions, it was pointed out, choose any but a metro station. Something Sacred "Larousse Gastronomique" treats food as something sacred. It makes garlic smell like a rose, and gives the hen's egg 351 tender, loving variations. There's even a full description on the boiling of water, something I never gave too much thought to in the past. It took four years to translate the book from French, so we are very fortunate to have it, no matter what the cost will be. The Kennedy chef has a copy, in French, of course, and uses it all the time. I don't imagine he has trouble finding bear's paws and camel humps. While I'm waiting for the book I've been making a few inquiries about the availability of these ingredients. I asked the butcher if he had any bear paws. He said no, but he had some swell pig's feet, pickled or otherwise. "Well, no," I said. "I was sort of hoping you had bear paws. I want to bake them." Will Beef Hocks Do? "How about beef hocks?" he asked. "I could leave the hooves on." "No, it wouldn't be the same. Do you have camel's hump?" "That I don't stock either. How do you prepare that?" "You roast it. Although I would imagine it comes partially cooked, having been under hot desert suns all its life. Do you think you could order it for me?" He pondered a minute and said, "I doubt like anything that I could get the camel humps, but I can look into the bear's paws. I might be able to get some Cali- Members of the PBX Club of Anaheim and their guests will be privileged to see a demonstration of bow tying and gift wrapping at their meeting on Tuesday, according to Mrs. Alberta Hackler, President of the group. A representative from one of the large ribbon manufacturers will be at the meeting to show how to make Magic Bows and many variations including some flower types. He will be assisted by one or two of the members and the whole group will participate by actually making bows which they may take home. Along with the bows and ribbons will be some helpful hints on wrapping packages. A very short business meeting will proceed the program. Mrs. Louella Carr of Santa Ana who is in charge of the Thanksgiving Charity asks that all who attend remember to bring a contribution of food for the basket for a needy family. PBX operators in North Orange County have an opportunity to join this active group which is so interested in the welfare of girls in this line of work. Reservations for the November meeting which will be held on Tuesday at the Waterwheel in Anaheim may be made by calling Mrs. Hackler at JAsper 9-2161 or (res) KE 5-5381. Peace Corps Exams Given Postmaster Marshall N. McFie announced today that the entrance test for the Peace Corps will be given on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 28 and 29, 1961, at the Federal Building at Long Beach, California. The test will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. If you are interested in taking the test, be sure and secure complete information at your post office. Republican Meat To Hear Batting Congressman James F. (R-Montana) is slated to act as a REPUBLICAN MEN 12:11 luncheon meeting, Monday Knott's Berry Farm, according Warren Proctor, President. Battin was elected to the Congress. The 38-year old senative, assigned to the Jary Committee and the Coitee on Committees, is married has two daughters. Battin will speak to PRO ALERT coordinators at an wideplanning session Wednesday 22 at the Biltmore tel, noon and on Tuesday vember 21, 8:00 p.m. in Po at the Palonares Community ter. These meetings are open to the public. PROJECT ALERT has been fined as an effort culminating a 5-day Anti-Communism offering to Californians a drawer faculty to apprise landers of the methods and used by the International Coistion Conspiracy. The seminary being presented by the League, Marine Corps League cooperation with the Ame Security Council and other public groups. The spokesman for the O County REPUBLICAN MEN that attendance is limited for day luncheon, at $2.00 per person. He suggested early reservations and directed calls to Everett Clung at KI 9-2223 or to group's president at KI 2-885 rangements can also be made the Republican Men's office 3-8358. DISCOUNT Meat Market... OPEN TO THE PUBLIC— Round STEAK 59¢ lb. BONELESS ROAST 79¢ lb. Sirloin TIP STEAK 75¢ lb. Filet MIGNON 1.29¢ lb. GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $100 Mulberry Sliced BACON 39¢ lb. FREEZER BEEF SPECIAL Try It Before you buy it— 49¢ Per Lb. Per Side HIND QUARTER BEEF ... 54¢ lb. 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Also included in the report is a center holding 5,000 spectators for sports events, at an estimated cost of $2 million. The researchers also said an exhibition area of approximately 35,000 sq. ft. would cost about $1 million with its related parking spaces and meeting rooms for convention use. The research team also recommended a first class convention facility rather than a make-shift, cost-saving installation. They advised against a center which would be a "monument type facility." The facility as recommended would cater to conventions up to 2,000 delegates. Larger convenions, it was pointed out, never choose any but a metropolitan Republican Men To Hear Battin area such as Los Angeles or Chicago for annual gatherings. A formal written report of the survey will be given to city officials soon. Guard ... (Continued from Page One) and I just gave up." Some violators are reported to the police, but naturally, they can't all be reported. The worst offenders are women, she has noticed. "Hurry-Up" Yells Other motorist will stop but will impatiently yell at her to hurry up. "Once," she recalls, a motorist was badgering me that way and by a stroke of luck a policewoman happened to be behind him. He was taken care of right away." Teenagers sometimes insult her for no apparent reason, she says, but she has found the best way to cope with them is to ignore them. Being a crossing guard, like any other job, has its ups and downs, and Mrs. Buchanan will have days when everything runs smooth as silk. The motorists are courteous and the children obedient. One little girl, she recalls, carried obedience to the extreme one day when she was late for school and found Mrs. Buchanan gone from her post. Rather than cross alone she walked all the way to Sen. Thomas Kuchel will address the Anaheim Elks lodge on Wednesday, Nov. 22 in the local observance of the national organization's Know Your America and their guests. The limit seating capacity at the lodg makes it impossible to throw the meeting open to the general public. Republican Men To Hear Battin Congressman James F. Battin (R-Montana) is slated to address REPUBLICAN MEN 12:15 p.m. in the council meeting, Monday, at Nott's Berry Farm, according to Warren Proctor, President. Battin was elected to the 87th Congress. The 36-year old Representative, assigned to the Judiciary Committee and the Committees, is married and has two daughters. Battin will speak to PROJECT ALERT coordinators at an area-wide planning session Wednesday, November 22 at the Biltmore Hotel, noon and on Tuesday, November 21, 8:00 p.m. in Pomona at the Palonares Community Center. These meetings are open to the public. PROJECT ALERT has been deemed as an effort culminating in a 5-day Anti-Communism school offering to Californians a top-ranked faculty to apprise Southenders of the methods and tactics used by the International Communist Conspiracy. The seminar is being presented by the Navy League, Marine Corps League, in cooperation with the American Security Council and other patriotic groups. The spokesman for the Orange County REPUBLICAN MEN said that attendance is limited for Monday luncheon, at $2.00 per person. The suggested early reservations and directed calls to Everett McLung at KI 9-2223 or to the group's president at KI 2-8653. Arrangements can also be made at the Republican Men's office KI 8358. Being a crossing guard, like any other job, has its ups and downs, and Mrs. Buchanan will have days when everything runs smooth as silk. The motorists are courteous and the children obedient. One little girl, she recalls, carried obedience to the extreme one day when she was late for school and found Mrs. Buchanan gone from her post. Rather than cross alone she walked all the way to the Buchanan home to have Mrs. Buchanan cross her over. Associating with children has its pleasant aspects, often in the form of posies and gifts and lively chatter. And Mrs. Buchanan enjoys her work in spite of the drawbacks. Local Symphony To Present Fall Concert Sunday The Chapman Symphony Orchestra will present its free fall concert on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in the Chapman College Auditorium. Dr. Ralph S. Smith, Chapman professor of music, directs the college-sponsored community organization which will be joined for part of the program by the Chapman College Concert Choir. Four varied works have been programmed by Dr. Smith. The orchestra will play the overture to "The Faithful Shepherd" by Handel and the Beethoven Symphony No. 1. In the second half of the program the orchestra and choir will present the Song of Fats by Brahms and the Festival Te Deum by Holst. 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The Dec. 2 concert will be given in Anaheim High School at 8:15 p.m. and Dec. 3 at Whittier High School. Free of charge, the public is invited to attend. In addition the Choraleers will participate in the annual Thanksgiving service in Anaheim High School on Nov. 23. And they will present a Children's Christmas concert for the Anaheim Park and Recreation Dept. on Saturday, Dec. 16. This will feature selections appropriate for the season, appealing to youngsters. Council Approves Plans for Library The city council has placed its approval on the city's tentative plans for a new central library. The plans were presented by Architect Joe Jordan of Pasadena. Modifications approved by councilmen include substitution of an eight-inch concrete slab floor at ground level which was part of a plan to use the library's base-ment as a community fall-out shelter. Western Will Participate In Model UN Western students will be participating in the Model United Nations to be held at Whittier College on Saturday. Western will represent the countries of Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Lebanon, Mali, Norway, Tunisia, and Yugoslavia. The countries will be assigned to student teams, and the teams will represent their countries as they are represented in the actual United Nations. The students will be graded by judges on the realism of their resolutions and cases. In charge of the Model U.N. at Western is Thomas Cannady and Rudolph Richard. More students are needed for the committees, and Mr. Cannaady urges interested students to contact him. Savings ... (Continued from Page One) peace and promote the general welfare of all people. "During the school year your help is especially needed to sponsor and service the School Savings Programs in your area. 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