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6Sec; IT Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., May 19, '58
fAiss Lcona Burgoyne is Bride
Of Gqyle Gilmour on Friday
allsi leon Arleen Burgoyne aad Cayle YVeidmaa Gilmour ex
changed their marriage vows at a beautiful spring wedding Friday
light at St John's Lutheran Church. The bride M the daughter of Ms
and Mr. Leonard L. Burgcyne and Mr. Gilmour U th on of Jacob
W. Gilmour of Jefferson and Mrs. Rom Gilmour of Salem. It was at
clock that the Rev. IL W. Gross officiated at tha nuptials.
Th altar was decorated with 7" -; -
bouquets -oi white iWiolum HtyM u,, htter (hret f Cor
sad pastel sweet peas and !"! Tillis. -bhinium.
Ronald I Craven was the! Mff BurgoyM Mlectfd t dusty
weaUst and William JL Fischer , pinlt uee gown ever taffeta and
Ihe organist Mrs. Al Hanso. and ( corsage at white gladioluses and
y57 l,ghUr!,i V-'"i w bridegrooms mother wore a
. Cf white Jace over blush pink biKkffeta whitt
satia ae tha bridal gown. iMh. tnd WMff hjle
toned with. V neckline, long gjidmiuset and pink rmri.
sleeves and a bouffant skirt end- gwptj., felLaa tiles
mg 11 a chapel train. A seed Thf newtyi, greeted their
pearl erowa. held in place her U- gMM it , reception it the
;usa veil and she earried churh parlors. Pouring were
bouquet of red Delight roses. . W Jlcoh y CanMMir tni Un.
Walk tefort the Bride - jGturge Baker. CatV.Rg the. esse
Five1 attendants preceded the 1 were Mrs. Jack C tutro and
bride to the Itr.. Mrs, Harold Mrs. James Harass, both ot Cor
Prince, aunt of the bride, was vallis. Assisting were the Mines
In honor matron and she wore Joanne Woods, Ur? Monjav,
-ruby satin gown and carried Corvstlls, Marls Hrpner, Mrs.
white carnations and sweet peas, Ambrose D'KacJ. Mrs Edward
The bridesmaids, Misa Gwea Ca- Raggotino of Eugene, Vm- Or
hill of Portland, Mrs. Herbert vilte Kannier Jr. Mrs. Tad
Bauer of Salem, Mrs, Robert Sbinkle. Miss Joan Burrovne of
Uetxger of 1 Corvallis, and Mrs. 1 Portland and Mtu Bettv Ann
Jack Craig of Jefferson, wore bon Burgoyne of St. Helens pad
:ioa pink satin gowns and carried the dream cakes,
bouquets of white carnations and When the couple left on their
pink sweet peas. Tbe d r i s s 1 wedding trip to Southern Cali
were madt with floor length 'forms the new Mrs Gilmour
bouffant skirts and V necklines, donned a pink sheath dress with
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Cupboard Inventory
Frozen Foods Still
On Hand Should
Be Used Right Soon
' By MAXINK BtHEf
' Staleamm Weaaaa'i Editor
. Along about this time of year, when the grocers are showing
the first fresh (though imported) berries and fruits, it' is wise to
take inventory of the contents of the freezer or canning cupboard
and use up some of the things therein. Strawberries will be one of
the first frozen fruits to become outdated, for who wants frozen
when they can get fresh, and who wants to eat last year's after
the new crop is put down in the freezer.
Frozen strawberries make excellent Jam and preserves, and if
running short of spreads you may find this the best way to borrow
from Peter to pay Paul clean out the freezer and fill up the cup
board. PINEAPPLE-STRAWBERRY JAM
t cups frozen berries cups sugar
1 large can crushed pineapple
Add sugar to berries and allow to stand until it dissolves. Add
pineapple and cook H hour or until thickened. Seal immediately.
This recipe can be used for fresh berries, if so, use 2' cups sugar.
Strawberries make good sherbet, toppings for ice cream and
cake. Here are two uggest;on (or cake toppings:
This recipe for a strawberry icing has nice flavor of fresh
" berries: 1
STRAWBERRY FROSTING
1 cup ripe strawberries 't teaspoon lemon juice
(or frozen ones) 2 cups powdered sugar
Mash fresh strawberries with fork, if using cut frozen ones
they need not be mashed. Gradually blend sugar with fruit and ber
ries using electric beater. When thick enough spread. This should
cover a 10-inch layer cake.
Another old-time recipe for a strawberry topping for cake is
this one that will not stand up too long:
WHIPPED STRAWBERRY TOPPING
1 egg white cup fresh or frozen straw-
i cup sugar berries (latter drained'
Whip together for about 20 minutes until it thickens. A little
' lemon juice will help to hold itup. Keep in refrigerator until ready
to use.
Altrusa Club
Initiation. Dinner
Initiation of new members fol
lowed the Altrusa International
dinner meeting held at the Ma
rion Hotel Thursday evening.
The tables wert decorated ta
blue and white snap dragons and
candles, the Altrusa colon.
Miss Cora Pavnter. nrMn
of the club, was assisted in the
initiation by Mrs. John Versteeg,
Dr. Msrtha Springer and Mrs.
Clyde A. Clark who spoke briefly
on patriotism, service and effi
ciecy, the three words la the Al
trusa motto.
The new members initia'ted
were Mrs. Max B. Delepine, Mrs.
Sylvia G. Duncan and Mrs. E. B.
DeTierfort. Miss Florence Cam
eron, chairman of the Altrusa in
formation committee, was in
charge of the initiation program.
The speaker of the evening'
was Dr. V. E. Andir of Willam-i
ette University, who discussed
the vslue of the United Nations'
in the world todsy. 1
Report i Confernre j
Mrs. Lois Keenev and Miss
PeijKy Petersen returned from
the District Conference held in
Tacoma with interesting reports
of accomplishments based on the
Altruss slogsl for the past year,'
"Plan Plus Participation Equals
Service Now."
Miss Sigrid Concerse was a
guest to whimi s scholarship
award was presented to further
her nursing career Other guests
were Mrs. Reginald Vincent and
Mrs. Clay Davis
Hostesses for the evening were
Miss Cora Pavnter. Mrs W. G
Rurris and Mrs. F. Alexander
Tueski. .
Qub Calendar
SATl'RDAY
Fntndiliip Shrine, Whits Ihrtne of
Itruialem, ScotUih Rita Temple, I
p.m.
The set eoTirt 131 ml7Hea
square miles.
One out of five fatal traffic ae
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SATURDAY - MAY 19.
One of a series of informal classes for everyone
who likes to take pictures Concluded by Mr.
Pat Tuttle, Manager of the Meier & Frank Station
ery and Camera Departments.
Party Given for
; Donald Gilmour served as best pink and beige rost and white Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Struble (Juanita Brown) who was married M;.. Mnrtin
r.Wi&!d '2 It the Firs, Mathodift Church in Newbero. The Wd."80"'"
Cecil
Lea Gilmour and Milton!
toute 1, Jefferson,
lAround
Town . . .
!j a former Salem resident and Mr. Struble is the son of Mrs.
JLIYME tM.LISH
5THE PARTT WHIRL . Mrs.
Walter Snyder, who is leaving for
Monmouth to make her home,
ViU b the guest of honor at an
u revoir coffee Monday morning
Clara Struble of Newberg.
(Riley Studio, Newberg).
Howes Planning
Silver Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Howe
are celebrating their silver wed
dins anniversary at an Informal
Wests watt, his grandmothers, open house on Sundny afternoon,
Miss
leaving
Marilyn Martin, who
soon wttn ner tamiiy
The couple will live in Portland. make her home in Medford.
Phillips, Tommy loberts, Danny
ftehaell, .Baa Elgin, Karey Jo
Daniels, Earl Tewaer aad Tim's
yeang brother, Pat
special
New Officers
Installed by
Chapter
honored by members of her 4-H
knittin? club recently at the home
of their leader, Mrs. James Hudec,
on Macleay Road.
A wiener roast and games were
Co-Actives
Elect New
-n. rt
unicers
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FASHION MODELING-1:30 TO 2.30 P.M.
Oregon room - street floor
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Mrs Wilfred Thomas entertained
the Co-Active Club at the final
meeting of the season Wednesday
night. New officers were elected
enjoyed and a farewell surprise and include Mrs. Donald Wanama-
shower feted the honor guest. iker. president: Mrs. Don Phillips,
Club members present were vice-president: Mrs. Dwieht Quia-
Sullivan
the week
in
SMvcrton Rsd.
cHr. rel'-i'vc snd ne''h-
busintss hirs rf le ec-'e -re 'ny't-'t
Crnr"'! ti" "cs to call h?tccn
2 snd 5 o'clcck.
Miss Dolores
avhea Mrs. Rasset E. Pratt and Mrs. Lawrence Smith af SUvtoa Mv 20 at their residenre 4050
jtu-a, naipa w mn enieruio ' ana sirs, w,
4m) affair-will be held; In the , Spending
sroen at me, rraw nome on. Seattle on a combined
isonn aireet, ... , a group nd pleasure Wp are Mr. rncl
W rietgTiboruood friends have Mrs. Ernest H. Mille. an t Mrs.
.gera inviiea w say wreweii w rvin Boise , , tney lew north
trs. Snyder between. 10 and 12 Wednesday
o'clock ... Mn. Ueorge 8. Hoff.; Vlilti I. kui. 11,1.
Vnai ill preside at tb tot fa , J,11"1" 1
yrt , , .-,s , -j-.'-i.J:. : Uuh ka m.m k ... M k.i . . .
AanWersay i t . iancheoa far hrether-ln-law aad sister. Mr. aad Cnrmon Worlc
US St Mn. r WMkl,:.M' I Will MCI I tlWJ
iwhe forsnerry lived here, came I I i t II
over to Join her daughter, Jam krinfl 1 Mfl
EwalLat tho Vatversit of Ore. IxOilUlU UUII
aa tar tha Msthar't WulnJ I
. . : " -! B i. - -:L l ..in ,K.v..,.
aa is a rmnmaa aad a member J D0u"0'.P ,l,l ""i vice-president; Mrs. Art Howell,
af Gamma Phi Beta . . . ; dragons gladioluses and blue iris corrMnondjng ry. MiM Bil.
b.i....!.w .1.1. i. ... orovided the scttine for the wed- tu unu. - j -- .
Um'Mt..mMt.M dn'M"J.nF!!";Mrs. Don Drees, treasurer, and
L::: ' J W USVItf L PUelOS . . . Their "i" nnn.iu.nir.mnnB.. r.mny Mr, W p..-.,,-. nari:
tntm ana HI. otmi' ' j..,: u. . j n nhl at lha F1rt Thr cf in rhnrrh
lho lalem AIubmo
Alpha Dalta Pi -wUl he hold U
iae Cherry Kooai at Llpmsa s
today at 1 o'totk ... tha occsslea
wlU saark the lOStsr asuhteraary
f tho foasMUag of the astionai
horority Alumaae froai Cr-
walllt are driving over for tho
Jaander's- lsy party r-JMIsa
Mrs. EH Williem Smith's home
rt C'oisan Creek wa? the sren of ,
l!' !?' mec'lnr of the clrb year
fr I'"? 'v cits )!! rf Kn i'en
"i"n"t ..'": V.W'TrS night
In. a canL'lr!i"ht ceremony Mrs
Don Dreos and Miss Billie Miller
received jeweled pins completing a
Six-months pledge period. Mrs. Ro
bert Stevens, a recently welcomed
new member of the chapter, re
ceived her pledge pin.
Installed as new officers, who
will assume their duties in the
fall, were Mrs. Kenneth Oliver,
president: Mrs. John Ericksen,
Nancy and Elizabeth Keyser. Lin
da Arnertt, Sharon Kronbeueel,
Carol Burson. Patricia Hudec,
Judy Hopkins. Ronda Hook and1
Pamela Hecek. Additional guests
were Toni Sisson, I.inda Chapman
Mi Slfltli'r't Kerital
The piano recital of Mia Joyce
Stettler will be held Sunday after
noon at the Calvary Baptist
Church at 3 o'clock. Miss Stettler
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stettler and the interested
publio is Invited to attend. As
sisting on the program will be
; Diane Miller, violinist, and Miss
Lorraine Bagley, pianist. Miss
Stettler is a pupil of Mrs. J. N
Francis.
enberrv. secretary'; Mrs. Llovd
Ramey, treasurer, and Mrs. Corne
lius C Bateson. Mrs. Harry Sum
mers, board members.
The jroup made plans for a pic-nir-rn'fre
in .lure and a picnic
with th" Active Cub in July. The
r'ub voted to t'onnle a sprr.il fund
to ti e Salvstlon Arm y Sp;ist'C
Camp lir Children Tiic women are
assisting the Actives with their
philanthropic projects.
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u.. - ,l. a .i idin ut-si.naiTon was i .eveiann
,rc..arn. e !-; Ohlo, where Mrs. Phelps was in The bride is the daughter of Mr.
kVhVdluawta lho raehew.."icl,,,ele8,t to Supreme Mrs. C. T. Tarmen and Mr,
. W 'ft m !"'? , convention of White Shrine of Hall Is the Son of Mr. and Mrs.
,,. 4i. t JaruMlMM. . Kmwii. thM. 1 Matt P. Hall
Brt J..M. . P.re!'in Iowa anrf Illlnnl. .nri fln,.l . .....i.i
wlUa married to I r"!.0" to " formed by the Rev. Wayne Greene. ' Karl William Smith
SdTv . tha ?' 9- Ml- yrnon; Vlr" Verne Each was the vocalist and Billie Miller. hWor
. . -i - s. wMicm,
Snook, who will ha ms
. I . , Mr i m . J
shower was given Tuesday flight '"' "t"lnl home via the JtM Hohson Rich the organist
b.M Jfcin Hear with l' ' ' '
lrs. George Rickard assisting rt
. . Twenty guests attended tha DPf) CcskkcxCk
miscellaneous ahower . . . Assist s-w vUl I CC
ng la serving the ref reahme nU . . ., . ... . ,
er Miss . Linda Lucker, Miss . At , Hrtrlrinri
Jally eesmster,- Miss - Delorei rl 1 1 IVJJ IUIIU
4nd Miss Linda "Wilton . . Ij -r
. Eateruiaing , , their elub al JUIIIC I UUfJV cading into a brush train over the
tot8 ; ' I xatin skirt. Her nngertip Chantilly -55--
"1 'i"ur,lZ A rEU members in Salem lace veil was eaugm 10 a peanizea
!I!fc nd "! rundlng communities orange blossom headdress, which
roup to their and '(heir guests have been In- had been worn bv the bridegroom's
Miss Doris Wilson and Miss Fran
ces Gelhrlch, who wore mist blue
lure waltt gowns, lighted the can
dles. Of white Chant illy lace over sa
tin was the bridal gown, fashioned
with a rounded neckline, long
sleeves and scallops of lace cas-
Mrs. William Ferguson, parliamen
tarian. Mrs. Clinton Ault was ap
pointed educational director.
Chairmen Named
Committee chairmen appointed
by the new president were Mrs.
welfare: Miss
orian: Mrs Rob-
ert Stevens, social: Mrs. William
Pharm.m. way and means, and
Mrs. Sleven Benson as Jonquil
tirl. Plans were discussed for the
informal coffee scheduled for Sat
rrt'ay morning honoring the Beta
Sigma chapter.
Serving as co-hostesses for the
evening were Mrs. William Phar
man and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver.
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v. Wi ..4 Mr. iw,. nuiii... '"u "L c"u an apron an- airier, ane carrieu a wmie
s mr M Jr le f ver coffee May between the marked with n'nk rosebuds.
nours 01 iu ana 1 0 clock at the
Bible
and Mr., and Hi. Wrllsc H
Timiesteele Jr. . . Mrs. 8. D.
Wiles was 1 luncheon hostess Frl
iif afternoon at her Fawk Ave
' Jia liom la honor of members
W her arid-re due ....
' A due eelrbratloa . . . for
.Tomm Roberts, son'of Mr. and
Mrs. f hoinsi A. Ro'berts Jr.. who w!-..
is observing his fifth birthday iPg0
the young lad will he honored
home ot Mrs. Roy
The Bridal Atleadaats
Rivercrest
Harland, . i Miss JoAnn Rains' was the mo'd
- The "spron" foffce which , rf honor and Miss Joyce Meredth,
helnr spomiored by the 6 Salem Mrs' George Ree-', the bride
PEO chspters Is a, benefit for room's sister, and Miss Wilene
the state PEO Home fund, which W1P" were the bridesmaids. They
has been set up to acquire a " re bon bon pink lace waltz
Id - Oregon for retired lashloncd with scoop neck
, j lines and three-quarter length
Th. "tnrrm" thnm. win h. sleeves. They wore pale pink tia-
a Tnner on the pVtlo of he wt ,h by ra' nd c8rrlfd "l ?L lnk
JLSTK.ZJJ2ZtVr. Ugs"of miniature surons with and white carnations tied with blue
.iiusrciw akoitviviji aavsmsitai ihiivp - . , , . , ti.l..
, . . Coming from Portland will be rlc rsc trlmm ngs, made by - ribbon.
Tommy's grandparents, Mr. and Ln,Plelr CB- ' " tha aprons Carolyn Rains, the flower girl.
MM. W. t. Knight, and hla uncle sorn W 'hose attending. In ad- wore a frock which was a mina
and aunt, Mr. rnd Mrs H A duion' tme desiring to sell the urt. f the bride's. Ralph Jackson
Kuehle . . , his other-grand-1 'K0'" '5ey Wffl" mav 1n ,0 was the ring bearer. ,
mother, Mrs. Thomas A. Roberts, "ua lo ,np riA' M"m Iun"
will lo b oresent for the 'sin- Presidents to Pour
JIt Wtheting .:. -. On Mondav Three chapter . residents. Mrs.
Tommv has Invited sixteen of De?n Klar,-, CI',, Mr James R .n
hit young; friends to luncheon in dall, G, snd Mrs Hubert K. An
the tardea , v ... dersoa, AE, will assist ahout the
i k picnic . . luncheon for Tim room. The other three presi
Sollivaa, sea of Mr. and Mrs. deift who will ultnrnntr at the
Robert Sullivan, who ce'ebrstfd coffee urn are Mrs James Tin
Ms fifth blrthdsv oa Frls . , . dal', HC, Mrs J F. Ccnway, cy,
the affair ras held rt the Sullivan "ri Mrs. C 1) tau- BQ
heme an "onth Uth street . , . Flowers on the rfrr t.ihle are
rishm Tlip'.g hwp- hHhdav beinc srrar-grd h- Mr- Wavne
.were Beck" Vhn'. Reeky Pro- Gordon, nr. and thri.r "'vii' de
,pen, seamier jennsea, Jill louw hy M's' R-n.l lpss. no.
p-r-- Mrs. E A MrGlaullin,
: general chairman
I Members who will
ithrnuRhoul the morning
iMesdames Theodore
Uwn Wiltshire. W B
nard Mainwarina, W. C. Perry
K. D Lytle, and ft 1 11 ie Wissen
'bach of CQ.
Members to Asisl
Mesdames Gordon Krurger,
Oscar White, Burton Bastus
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Duane Farmen stood with his
lirel'ier-in-law as best man. I'sh
rrs were A'an Mcgtjuicr. Marvin
Thn:)ron. George Reed Jr. and
lioug us McKecver.
Kerrption Follows
The bride's mother chose an
aqua lace wall. Kwn with pirk
accessories. Mrs. Hall wore a pink
naper georgette waltz gown with
blue accessories. Their rnisar.es
were pink roses and white earna-tirns
Tiic v, rilding rcccptii.n as lu iil
in the church parlors. Pouring
were Mrs. Doris Zahradmk and
Mrs Ceorge Brown, aunt of the
bride. Cutting the cake was Mrs.
Picrson, Florence Bogart, Assisting were
Gill, Ber- Misses Dolores Zahradnik. Margie
Lee Richie, Nellie Reisch, Irene
Mead, Frances He.s and Judy Mar
quei. For going away the bride wore
a pale blue sun wan oiars ana
white accessories. The couple will
CB, Is
assist
include:
Q. I lt necestiry to acknow
kdg receipt of birthday or ani
jvprsary !cards?
K'Arf It you mean by this, a note
.of acknowledgement, no. However.
;wben yo meet tha sender of the
1J U i. aklMraiarai Mn4A msniiu.
AU, Check. Kenneth t:.. lU,n. Unhurt ' . 7. ii o.l" " .a Vnin W n,ft" j
v. r. utiisuii aim .tiissps u.av si
Ann Rusnl.A r.A ii u: r J31.
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Mesdames Ben Caves, Don 'A Pre-Nuptial Shower
Gleckler, Kenneth Potts, and Coe
nooeru of BQ; Mrsaames E G JEFFERSON - Miss uarDara
Sanders. A. B. Butei Ri.m. Blackwell. bride -elect of Karl
their Ericksen, Lewis Mayers, and Aerni, was the inspiration for a
W. 8. Ankey ot BC. j bridal shower Friday night. The
Meadammi n H vn women of the Methodist Church
0. i, Bovlen. H P comm..' entertained for her pleasure in the
served on pea snouw wey iRobwt Howt -ch h nnov iScrvi re(resn.
jaicn irom tnr picks. w .remv;Milt MlxlM Herringer. of CB iments were Mrs. Roland Wall.
in rw.i wiii mc i...cV nnaame Biias Tulvr r.n
Icbived and appreciated
yxt: h ttlhe duty of the bride
i)eot to buy the, dresses sod ac
tifcsorlei for her' bridesmaids?
vjt No.' It ii her duty to select
ftie designs and material, but tha
bridesmaids must pay lor
of n outfit!.
JQ., When hors d'oeuvrea are
served on picks, should they be
A., You should ute the pick for
eonveylni; the morse) to your
gopu'h. . ' , .,
Mesdames Silas Galser, George ll Mrs. Hat Wynd and Mrs. Lea
Aiken, . Charles
Roseberry and
SeHt, Pt-
Pseth.
Cordon
George
McGil
Shields. The Blackwell-Aerni wed-
dinesrill be an event of June I
he Methodist CW-
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