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Sunday Breakfast Entertaining Proves Popular BY MARIAN MANNERS Entertaining at Sun da breakfast is growing in popularity here in the Southland, Understandably so. Breakfast or brunch menus needn't be elaborate to be effective. Informality is the keynote, which makes for easy hostessing. A fruit course, meat, eggs, bread, cereal or coffeecake or both, and beverage make meal preparations not at all complicated. For example, you might select frozen orange juice concentrate, bottled prune juice or maybe canned or frozen be" grape nectar.

Meats could bacon. sausage or even creamed dried beef to serve on frozen waffles. Many Varieties of Cereal Ready- prepared cereals come in wide variety. Choose from popular sugar coated flakes, shredded wheat, oat cereal, bite-size wheat or rice cereal and the like. Or perhaps choose a cooked cereal such as oldfashioned or quick-cooking oats, nutritious natural wheat (cereal or even old-time meal mush.

Bakery bread, too, gives us a wide choice for toast. If you wish to prepare a special bread or roll, we have two excellent The suggestions for you today. orange filled rolls have a tangy orange filling. The raisin scones have a wonderful fruity flavor: to make them crusty and brown, brush with milk and a sprinkle of sugar. Sunday Brunch Menus Here are several Sunday brunch menu plans we've found successful and popular: Menu 1 Chilled Orange Juice Crisp Waffles (frozen) with Creamed Dried.

Beef Milk C'offee or Tea Menu: 2 Orange Flavored Applesauce Eggs Goldenrod on Toasted Shredded Wheat Butter or Margarine Milk Tea or Coffee Menu: Honeydew Melon with Strawberries Corn Flakes Milk French Toast Orange Marmalade MARIAN MANNERS THE TIMES LOS ANGELES 53 Enclosed find cents for copies of Marian Manners' leaflets on canning and freezing plus the free new leaflets on "Preparing Fruits for Home Freezing" and "Hawaiian Food and Fun." HOW TO CAN OR FREEZE BERRIES AND CHERRIES 10 cents each. HOW TO CAN OR FREEZE APRICOTS AND PEACHES 10 cents each. () HOW TO CAN OR FREEZE PEARS AND PLUMS cents each. HOW' TO CAN TOMATOES, FAVORITE PICKLES, SPICED FRUITS AND SPECIALTIES 10 cents each. Name Address City and Zone No.

(Please print name and address plainly) FREEZING, CANNING LEAFLETS OFFERED BY ROXIE HOWLETT Summer canning, preserving and freezing gets into high gear! Marian Manners, Food Editor, is announcing the arrival of two more especially prepared up-to-the-minute leaflets on canning and freezing. "How to Can or Freeze Pears and Plums" and "How to Can Tomatoes, Favorite Pickles, Spiced Fruits and Specialties" are the titles of these three and, seven-page leaflets which are filled cover to cover with answers to the many questions you've been asking regarding canning. Specialties Detailed Step-by-step directions for both hot pack and cold pack canning are completely explained, followed by favorite recipes for treats such as minted pear marmalade, pickled pears, spiced figs and watermelon rind pickles. Included are detailed directions for freezing plums, prunes, pears, tomato juice and tomato puree and instructions for preparing specialties such as pickled walnuts, pickled fresh dates and cherry olives. Free Extra Leaflet Both leaflets also include.

charts for purchasing fruits in proper quantities to. finished yield prod- deuct. This information, as well as the many recipes, canning and freezing details, was carefully selected and sorted by Marian Manners and her staff so as to bring you Southland homemakers the exact information you need, clearly and simply explained in the most up-todate method possible. Try this beauty treatment for Your Smile! Just use this original soft bristle brush regularly. It's designed for both teeth and gums.

Try it and Go In 3 sizes see the difference! for all the family Oral Oral FOR ORAL BEAUTY Ask Your Druggist ENGAGEMENTS KLEIN -GOLDSTONE Miss Diane Goldstone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Goldstone, to Richard Klein, son of Samuel R.

Klein of Beverly Hills. The bride-elect was graduated this month from Stanford Univer- sity, where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Delta Pi. She will return in the fall to do graduate work. Her fiance, who was graduated from Stanford last June, is now in the School of Law. He is a member of Sigma Delta Chi and Phi Alpha Delta.

GOLDBERG- -JAFFESON Miss Jewel Lee Jaffeson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jaffeson, Laurence Martin Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of Montebello.

She is attending LACC where she is a Alpha Sigma Beta. He attends Los Angeles State College where he is affiliated with Delta Kappa Phi. -Miss Patricia Louise Hoag, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D.

Hoag, to Robert M. Smith, USN, son Dr. and Mrs. Fred C. Smith of Trona.

LOMBARD-STERN Miss Mathilde Stern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Price Stern, to Daniel D. Lombard, son of Louis Lombard and Mrs. Sphardi Lombard.

LASKARIS-DESBY Miss Helen Desby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Desby, to John P. Laskaris Jr. The prospective bridegroom, a premedical dent at SC, was winner of a Bank of America scholarship award.

JONES-PIAN Miss Arlene Pian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Pian of Beverly Hills, to Jerome Jones, son of Mrs. Lawrence H. Jones and the late Mr.

Jones. The bride attended LACC. Her fiance is an alumnus of UCLA. They plan to wed in the early fall. Bay Area Air Force Squadron to Meet The Ladies Auxiliary, Santa Monica Area Squadron, Air Force Association, will meet Wednesday in the home of Mrs.

Robert Enger, 11829 Pacific Culver City. Mrs. John Henry is of a committee sponsoring monthly parties for patients of the plastic surgery ward in Wadsworth General Hospital. A recent benefit party in Mrs. home will pay the expenses of the first party.

Leah Mackay to Work in Childrens Hospital Miss Leah: Mackay, who was graduated from Bennett Junfor College, Millbrook, N.Y., early, her this summer month, doing plans volun- to teer work at Childrens Hospital. The daughter of the A. Calder Mackays of Beverly Hills, she will enter SC. Los Angeles Cimes SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1953- -Part I11 Sojourning in Hawaii Sausage Milk Coffee or Tea Menu 4 Chilled Grape Nectar Poached Eggs Broiled Bacon Corn Meal Muffins Orange Marmalade Milk Tea or Coffee Menu 5 Chilled Prune Juice Oatmeal with Raisins Scrambled Eggs Fried Bacon Corn Meal Spoon Bread Milk Tea Menu 6 Cinnamon Sprinkled. Applesauce Sugar Cereal Milk or Cream Baked Eggs Canadian Style Bacon Coffeecake Butter or Margarine Milk Coffee or Tea Raisin Scones cup seedless raisins cups sifted enriched flour 1 teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons baking powder granulated sugar A cup shortening 1 egg Milk METHOD: Rinse and drain raisins.

Sift flour with salt, ing powder and sugar. Cut in shortening. Add raisins. Beat egg lightly and add enough milk to make cup. Stir into dry mixture.

Turn out onto lightly floured board and knead lightly. Divide dough into thirds. Pat or roll each to 6-inch circle. Cut each circle into four wedges. Place on greased baking sheet.

Brush tops with milk and sprinkle with sugar. Bake at 425 deg. about 15 minutes or until well browned. Makes one dozen large scones. Orange-Filled Rolls 2 packages yeast, compressed dry eup water (lukewarm for compressed yeast, warm for dry) 1 cup milk cup granulated sugar teaspoon salt cup shortening cups sifted enriched flour (about) 2 eggs METHOD: Soften yeast in wa: ter.

Scald milk. Add sugar, salt and shortening. Cool to lukewarm. Add flour to make a thick batter. softened yeast and eggs.

A Beat well. A Add enough more flour to make a soft dough. Turn out' on lightly floured board and knead until smooth and satiny. Place in greased bowl, cover and let rise in warm place until double (about one and a half hours). When light, punch down.

Roll out to long narrow sheet thick. Spread with orange filling. Roll up jelly-roll fashion and seal edge. Cut into 1-inch slices. Place cut side down in greased muf.

fin pans, Let rise until doubled. Bake at 350 deg. about 20 minutes or until browned. Makes four dozen rolls. Orange Filling 1 granulated sugar cup enriched flour teaspoon salt 1 cup ground whole orange cup water METHOD: Mix sugar, flour and salt together.

Add ground orange and combine. Add water and cook until mixture thickens. When cool, spread on dough. Makes enough filling for four dozen rolls. You may telephone this department for help with making, problems, recipes or menu ideas.

Dial MAdison 2345, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday or write to Marian Manners, care of The Times, Los Angeles 53. CLUBS TODAY Los Angeles Chapter, National Secretaries' Association Swimming party, Holiday House, 27400 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, 1. Mildred Strauss Child Care Chapter, Mt. Sinai Hospital Dinner, Deauville Club, Santa Monica, 7.

Mizrachi Women's Geulah Chapter, picnic luncheon, 1306 Spaulding 12. Cal Maggies Tea, program, Biltmore Hotel, 2:30. TRIM YOUR LAWN EDGES YOUR KILL LAWN WEEDS WITH EASY MIRACLE SPRAYS NEW! Put your weeding tools away Put your grass clippers away the miracle weed killer TRIMTONE trims lawn edges Weedone takes the groans out of Trimtone contains the marvelous weeding. Spray weeds away. It new chemical MH.

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Also a guest there is Miss Doris Groves of 5th St. First Suntan Lotion ever created that POSITIVELY PREVENTS SUNBURN! Sea AND Ski SUNDAY BRUNCH is extra raisin scones. Pat the rich 6-inch circle, then cut into flaky crusty top, brush with special with these tender, flaky baking powder dough into a four wedges. To assure the milk and sprinkle with sugar. MEET MRS.

GUNDERSON Peggy Is Friendly, Warm and Helpful BY MARY When you meet Peggy, as is known to her friends, you your life. A tall blonde with she is a genuine, natural and thoughtful and sympathetic The new second dent of the Junior League of Los Angeles is a doctor's wife who does a million things but never neglects her family. Her enthusiasm extends to many interests, which she and her husband share together. The Gundersons are a team, whether playing bridge, excellent tennis, executing a household decorating project or discussing the latest book they have read. When Painting Starts Harley is expert at planning decorating projects which the couple execute together.

Tables, lamps and valances have been beautifully made by Harley, while Peggy sews on spreads and drapes and Harley 111, gets in on the fun when the painting starts. Peggy is an excellent cook and really enjoys fixing unusual and delicious dishes that have just the right touch of herbs, sour cream or wine. With no help, she serves a delicious dinner to the many doctors that Harley brings home on a moment's notice. Streak of Actress There's an actress streak In Peggy, who has an uncanny ability to express herself with ease and who will discuss problem in which she is interested with great enthusiasm and clarity. Her, extemporaneous speaking ability stems from a keen, logical mind and quick sense of humor.

The only child of a lawyer father, her ambition at UC, Berkeley campus, where she took many law courses, was go to law school. However, the interfered and, following graduation, with honors, she decided to take a business course at Wright MacMahon Secretarial School, Romance Steps In Romance stepped in, after a stint as secretary at Hughes Aircraft, and the a newlywed Gundersons led a Navy life. It wasn't exactly a dog's life, even though they rented three rooms in the Corona dogcatcher's home when Harley was stationed at Corona Naval Hospital! Peggy got tired of letting the dogs out of the wagon and accepted a job as assistant Girl Scout troop leader, then as while Harley learned furniture making the in the hospital physio- in his spare time. The crafts they learned at Corona are now being applied to their period style home with successful results. Her logical and analytical business mind and her talent for organization have been put to good use in Mrs.

Gunderson's positions in the Junior League of Los Angeles. All-Time Record An all-time record in advertising sales was made when she served as business manager of PLASTIC- SURGERY BEFORE AFTER Nose Corrections Face Lifts Phone or Write Eyelid Wrinkles for Information Ears Set Back No Obligation Face Peel DR. S. GOLDBERG 4 6546 Biks. W.

Hollyweed of Vine Blvd. HO. 9-1834 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION TROJA DAVIS Mrs. Harley J. Gunderson feel you have known her all a warm and friendly smile, unassuming woman and her interest in others is sincere.

Mrs. Harley J. Gunderson Floyd Huff photo the league's News. As ways and means chairman this year she successfully headed the Junior League Race Day at Hollywood Park. She was of inestimable value on the finance and legislative committees, for which she organized a panel on socialized medicine.

She has served as scholarship adviser for the Kappa Kappa Gamma house at UCLA, worked at the Venice WellBaby Clinic, Childrens Hospital and St. John's Hospital and has served as secretary in the Red Cross office and done political precinct work. She is serving on 'the board of the Neighborhood Settlement Association and on the neighborhood work committee for the Welfare Council. Child-Care Chapter Party Set Tonight The Mildred Strauss Child Care Chapter will give a' party tonight in the Deauville Club, Santa Monica, starting with cocktails at 6 p.m. Dinner and dancing and a special program will follow.

In charge of arrangements for the event are Mmes. Frances Lehan, Edna Levine, Edie Bartnof, Ann Evelyn Feldman Leon, and Jean Lois Koretz, Soter. Yearly Picnic Planned The annual picnic, sponsored by the Adopted Children's Association, will take place July 12 in Garfield Park, South Pasadena. There will be games for the children and other entertainment, Edna's DISMAL PERIODIC PAIN Menstruation is natural and necessary but menstrual suffering is not. Just take a Midol tablet, Edna, and go your way in comfort.

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Mrs. Celia Pons, chairman, announced that the event will take place at the home, 325 Boyle Ave. Mrs. S. A.

Krone will present gifts to the elderly men. Mrs. Simon Lewis is chairman of hostesses. Mrs. D.

B. Nanas has charge of reservations. Palms Junior High PTA Elects Officers Mrs. Merrill Morehouse is the new president of the Palms Junior High School PTA. Other officers are Mmes.

Foster Evans, Max Dawes, Fred Parenti, James Healy, Hugh Bruce, Henry Upton, Albert Feldman, Jules Dimant, R. M. Entrekin, Charles Skenfield, John V. Tabor and Vincent TeMaat. The latter is faculty representative on the board.

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Long tables laden with really superb dishes gave diners a choice of delicious hot or cold meats, salads and vegetables, while genial chef who presided at the pastry was kept busy serving enticing desserts. Why not visit Pasadena next Sunday and enjoy the "Buffet on The Deck" the Huntington? For reservaat tions call SY-2-0266. Are you one of the women who has recently inherited money? If so, you should know that Mrs. Average Investor shows a preference for the better Mutual Funds. Investor -participation in 100 and more different securities has its charm for the small investor.

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The enthusiasm shown by enstomers of the May Company Beauty Salons for Mr. Denny, famous New York Hair Stylist, has resulted in a "return engagement" of Mr. Denny at the Crenshaw store, from June 29 through July 3. Phone AX-3-4311, Ext. 236 for yeur appointment.

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