Engagement
Revealed
Mr. and Mrs. William Kilgore
cf Lyons are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Lenore Kilgore. to Eugene Voelsch,
ion of Fred H. Voelsch. The wed
ding date has been set for Sunday,
August IS and trill take place at
the Frst Christian church In Sil
verton. Miss Kilgore is employed at Ro
berts Brothers and her fiance is a
carpenter.
The engagement was informally
announced La-n Tuesday at a
gwunming and boating party at
The Wild woods farm, to 20 friends
of the couple.
Doreen Park Now
Mrs. Kilen
MONMOUTH The marriage
of Miss Doreen Marie Park, Cor
vallis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ransom Leonard Park, Monmouth,
to Charles Bruce Kilen, Engene,
son of Mr. and Mrs. FJias Kilen,
McMinnville, occurred Sunday,
June 13. at the Federated
Churches, Corvallis. The Reverend
Arthur Donald Wells read the
double ring service at 3:30 pjn.
ML Beth Smith. Pendleton,
sang, and Mrs. Howells, Corvallis,
fUyed the wedding music. Char
otte Johnson. Silverton, and Jean
McGlenn, Prineville, lighted the
candles.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore ivory satin en
train with full length sleeves. Her
long illusion veil was held by a
coronet of seed pearls and she car
ried a white bible with white or
chid and steph.inotis.
Miss Nina Park, her sisters
maid of honor, wore lime-green
brocaded satin. Bridesmaids were
Misses Marylin Moser, Corvallis,
and Joann Kilen. sister of the
froom. They wore identical rose
rocaded satin gowns and all car
ried pastel flower trimmed muffs.
Karen Sua Davis, Corvallis. was
both flower girl and ring bearer.
She wore pale pink with a blue
muff.
Emmet Coon, Sheridan, was best
man. Seating the guests were: Tom
Foter. McMinnville, Robert An
drews and Robert Madsen, Cor
vallis, and the bride's brothers,
Robert and Billy Park, Monmouth.
Mrs. Park wore an ashes of
rose gown with black accessories
and Mrs. Kilen wore an aqua print
with white accessories. Their cor
sages were of "inch rosebuds
circling a rub rum lily.
The couple greeted their guests
at a reception In Westminster
House on the OSC campus. Mrs.
Frank Moser. Corvallis, was host
ess. Mrs. Ellis A. Stebbins, Mon
mouth, cut the cake. Mrs. Leslie L.
Dsvis. Corvallis, presided at the
punch bowl. Joyce McNichol, Sil
etz, Mary Aylord, Toledo, assisted
In serving. Freda Julian and Mar
garet Shenk, Corvallis. had charge
of gifts: and Corine Bundy. Port
land, passed the guest book.
Miss Park was graduated from
Monmouth high school and at
tended Oregon Stata college two
years. Since then she has been em
ployed at the Meadowland Dairy,
Corvallis. After a trip to Oregon
beaches, the couple will reside in
Eugene where Mr. Kilen is a sen
ior student In the school of busi
ness administration at the univer
sity. For going away the bride
won a suit of skipper blue vith
navy accessories and orchid ."jr-
sag I
Mrs. J. Mlerhouse. Mrs. WiilUm j
Harvey and Mrs Al-x Henderson j
and son of Koret Grove visited
with Mrs. I . M Baulig and Mrs. !
Peter Phillippe from Vancouver,
B. C. one day this week. They
were neighbors in North Dakota.
Siirerton Invitations are in
the mail for the wedding of Miss
Lucille June Olson, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Egil Olson, to Jo--ph
A. Coover, which will take
place at Trinity Lutheran church
Saturday, June 19 at 2 p.m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Sutton (Norma Miller) who
were married on May 16 at the First Christian church. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Cora B. Miller and the groom
is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sutton of Turner. The newly
weds will live in Salem. (McEwan photo).
Make Way!
For the Queen of Berries Approaches,
All Haill It's Strawberries of Course
By Maxine Buren
Statesman Woman's Editor
"And suddenly it's spring" and even more suddenly it's straw
berry time, which means that the canning equipment is launched on
its nearly four-month trip through berry, cherry, peach, apricot,
prune and apple seasons.
When you think of it, the kitchen is quite a cannery In summer
time, and therefrom emerges food j
that makes or breaks the family Mm9 pp!. wnose opinion I high -boss'
reputation as a cook, come ,y reapect, put theirs down this
wintertime. way; make 40 per cent syrup, us-
Freezing is the first considera- ing 4 cups sugar to six cups water,
tion of most women, and every ex- Cool and pour over berries that
perienced home freezing expert i have been pecked in containers,
has her favorite way. I can only j Be sure and allow for swelling of
express my preferences, give in- .' liquid.
formation about other methods. In caf plan to make pre.
and turn the whole affair into MrveSf anJ consider that time is
your lap. too short right now, you can put
In the first place, I would re- down berries in the freezer and
commend waiting a while until a us them Just as fresh berries at
later picking of berries, you'll I any time. Know how much su
find them sweetef and better I Kar you us9 as a definite amount
keeping later.
For yearf we've put strawber
ries into the freezer in this way,
is needed for Jams and preserves
Then proceed as for fresh ber
ries, any time It's convenient. Last
and found them excellent: Slice year we tried puttin gstrawberries
each washed berry once across, down without sugar, but ours were
mix lighujr In a bowl with cup I not successful. We very much pre
sugar to each quart berries, pack fer one of the other above meth
lightly in cartons and freeze as , ods. The cutting of the berries al
quickly as possible. lows sugar to penetrate before the
Another approved way, one freezing takes place, producing,
which is the favorite method of I we believe, better flavor.
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BENADRYL
Most doctors will say that there is no cure for
Hay Fever, but there are many drugs for the
relief of its symptoms. Among the newest of
such drugs is Benadryl, developed by Dr.
George RieveschL Jr. While not a euro for
Hay Fever, Benadryl does In some cases bring
a relief from Its distressing symptoms in as
short a time as SO minutes.
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Camp Fire Comer
The Okiciyapi Camp Fire Group
entertained their mothers at tea.
June 4L Guests included Mrs. Fred
Raaningtoo, Mrs. Earl Salinf, Mrs.
W. N. Stevens, Mrs. G. Gray, Mrs.
B. Barnwell, and Mrs. Roseler.
The Weyahnah Camp Fire
Group, with their guardian, Mrs.
C H. Campbell, and assistant,
Mrs. Frank Weidner. held a wie
ner roast at dinger Park, June
4. The group donated 12.50 to the
Salvation Army for the Vanport
relief fund.
The T. wank a group of Keizer
school, with Miss Gladys Burch
as guardian, presented a counsel
fire June 9. Candle lighters were
Patty Campbell. Shirley Church
and Jo Ann Mattison. Sunday, the
group took a hike around Silver
Creek Falls. Mothers on the trip
were: Mrs. L. Coon, Mrs. Clarence
Powell and Mrs. Peter Nebrija.
Members of the Kewene-alan
Camp Fire group were guests of
the Salem Senators at the game,
June 4. Accompanying the group
were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cazzell,
Mr. Joe Bourne, Mr. Byers, Mrs.
R. Graber and Mrs. Raymond Ol
son, guardian of the group. The
same group took a hike and trail
lunch in Dallas park, June 8. Mrs.
Don Hines and Mrs. Al Hoffman
provided transportation for the
group.
SILVERTON Mrs. Will Moore
who is visiting here from San
Diego, Calif., was a dinner guest
Tuesday night of Mrs. Mary Klee
man when she entertained for
her mother, Mrs. Will Egan, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. I. L. Stewart and
Mrs. S. A. Gay. Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Egan attended school to
gether at Evergreen as children.
The former has been living away
from Silverton for a number of
years. She is a house guest at the
Lloyd Fry home.
Initiation For
OES Chapter
Salem chapter No. 182 Order
of Sastern Star held its regular
meeting Saturday night. Degrees
of the order were conferred on
May C Irwin; Frances L. Friesen;
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Stivers;
Francis E. Graham and Glenn S.
Brown. Visitors from out-of-town
chapters were, Mrs. Lora L. Da
vid and Mrs. Helen Slater. Lewis
town, Montana; Mrs. Verona
Carlson, Thief River Falls, Min
nesota; Mrs. Jessie O'Brien. Port
land and Mrs. Miscella Simpson
of Seattle.
Refreshments committee con
sisted of Mrs. George Edwards,
chairman: Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Miller; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cutler;
Mrs. Jerry Calaba and Miss Helen
Fletcher. The rooms were deco
rated by Mrs. Elizabeth McFar
land and Mrs. Philip Yoder.
Tho luncheon meeting of the
Social club has been postponed
one week due to the meeting of
the Grand chapter In Portland
this week.
Lois Fischer
Honor Guest
Mrs. Wade Ellis entertained with
a dessert supper and miscellaneous
shower Thursday night at her
home in compliment to Miss Lois
Fischer, bride-elect of Eugene
George. A yellow and green dec
orative scheme was carried out
with yellow nosegays ' and green
streamers the floral note.
Honoring Miss Fischer were Mrs.
Harold Full wood of Tacoma, Mrs.
Robert Reed of Amity, Mrs. CI eve
Fowler. Miss Ruth Cole. Mrs. Hel
en Crawford, Miss Patricia O'Day,
Mrs. Myrtle O'Day, Miss Irene
StupfeL Mrs. C. J. StupfeL Mrs.
Richard Gesner, Miss Mary Hee
nan, Miss Rita Heenan, Miss Nor
ma Fischer, Mrs. W. H. Fischer,
Miss Ramona OLsen, Mrs. Ted Ul
lakko, Mrs. Bertha Ganong, Mrs.
Grover Bellinger, Mrs. L. B.
George, Mrs. Ned Burris and Mrs.
Don Patton.
The Statosgncm, Scdom, Ottgoa, WodnosArr. Jnna loVlgf?
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright (Fa-1 ents, the William F. Learys. Thsy
trida Leavy) of Seattle are guests win return with the Wrights' to
this week of Mrs. Wright's par-1 Seattle at the end of the week.
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from aaeh shoe psore w weigh your
purshsM of rib lamb chops at Safeway.
It means there's mrt foJ-ttin mtat
la lefewar's lamb chops loss waste la
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Whorever you buy meat you are ontitled to monoy-savings that
result from proper trimming of each cut before it is weighed
Insist that your butcher trim this way. If he refuses,
why not buy at a market where this kind of trimming is dono P
YOU IKK AB0VK how Safeway removes" exacts wuti,
bona and ftt from rib limb chops btfort wtighing
them. Vt prepare other cuts in similtr fashion tach
accord In g to its special requirements. This waste-free
cutting Is part of Safe way's Guaranteed Meats plan.
.We regularly trim our meats this waj.
When you tempore meat prices, remember that
Safevays prices always are on the TRIMMED tut..,
free of excess bone, waste and fat . . . ready for cooking.
If ever you're not satisfied the meat you buy at
Safeway is trimmed the money-saving way we sayr just
show It to the manager of the Safeway store where yoa
bought it If your Safeway rib lamb chops (for exainplej
are NOT trimmed as shown above you get D0VBLQ.
the number of rib lamb thops. you buy without a
penny's extra cost (and without quibble or argument!
Safeway buys nothing lees than the top government
grades of beef (all beef sold at Safeway is U. 8.
Government graded) . . . nothing lees than the tog
grades of lamb, pork and veaL
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