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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
Officers
Installed
ByJDs
Miu Susan Youngquist was
installed as queen of Bethel
No. 35, Job's Daughters, at a
formal public ceremony in the
Scottish Rite temple, Saturday
Bight.
Miss Judy Bancroft, sen
Miss Sharon Long were in
stalled as senior and junior
princesses. Miss Janice Rob
erts was installed as guide and
Miss Sharon Bourne, marshal.
The retiring queen. Miss Bar
bara Cone, was the installing
officer.
Playing the part of angel
during the "Book of Gold"
ceremony was three-year-old
Debra Lindeman. Miss Louise
Owens read the "Book of
Gold." Assbling in the cer
emony were members of Che
meketa chapter Order of De-
Molay for Boys. Soloists were
Peter Van Horn accompanied
by Miss Patricia Shields and
Miss Ruth Holmquist accom
panied by Miss Judy Bancroft.
Candlelighters were Miss
Mary Arnold and Miss Sharon
Byers. Bible escorts were
Miss Marilyn Harland, Miss
Sharyn French and Miss Jan
lee Button.
The traditional silver plate,
honored queen doll, and a past
queen ring were presented to
Miss Cone.
Miss Juddy Bancroft, sen
ior princess, presented the
queen's Bible to Miss Young
quist with a "degree" assisted
by Miss Sharon Bourne, Miss
Jan Roberts, Miss Ramona Sal
minen, Miss Mary Arnold, Miss
Hancy Weeks, and Miss Toni
DeSart. Michael Youngquist
presented a gaval to the new
queen. Roger Moorhead gave;
B reading and Miss Holmquist
sung for the program.
Girls escorted were Miss
Barbara Cone, Miss Patsy Sni
der, past queens of 35: Miss
Nancy Owens, past queen of
43; Miss Ann Berger, present
queen of 43; Miss Barbara An
derson, past queen of 48; Miss
Billie Jean Riddle, past queen
of 34, Monmouth-Independence;
Miss Frances Burris, sen
ior princess of 48; Miss Nancy
Snider, junior princess of 43;
and Miss Mary Claire Mooney.
Mrs. Ernest Yeo, grand
guardian of the state of Ore
gon, was escorted and intro
duced. Guardians and past
guardians escorted were Mrs.
Eldon Riddle, 34; Mrs. Norman
Fletcher, 43; and Mrs. Marven
Rasmussen, 35.
Also escorted was Milton
McDaniel, master councilor of
DeMolay. Families of the line ,
officers introduced were Mr. I
and Mrs. O. D. Youngquist, i
Adding
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Michael Youngquist, Mrs. Cla
ra Kennedy, Mrs. A. R. Young.
quist, grandmothers, Mrs, Mar
vin Youngquist and son John,
Portmouth, Ohio, Mrs. John
Yeager, Portland, and Mrs.
Grace Currie, Vernonia, aunts
of Miss Youngquist; Mrs. Clyde
Bancroft, David Bancroft, Mrs.
Clay Guthridge, grandmother,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Sand
ers and Michael Sanders of
John Day, Oregon; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe L. Bourne; Mr. and
Mrs. T. Erwin Long; Mr. and
Mrs. Howard R. Roberts
A reception followed the
ceremony in the dining room,
with Mrs. Roy Harland, Mrs,
Lloyd Arnold, and Mrs. Jack
French serving refreshments.
Wil l AMINA Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hubbard have announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Yvonne Iris Hubbard,
to Jerry Lee Carr, son of Mrs.
Charles Carr of Portland. The
news of the engagement was
told at recent homecoming
festivities at George Fox col
lege, Newberg, where the
young couple are students. No
date has been set for the wed
ding. aWSSJW.K
Today's Menu
Try this delightful French
way of baking eggs for a lunch
dish.
Family Lunch
Tomato Soup Crackers
Eggs a la Bonne Femme
Individual Salads
Fruit Beverage
Eggs a la Bonne Femme
Ingredients: For each serv
ing 5 teaspoons butter or mar
garine, 'ii cup lightly packed
thin strips onion (1 medium
small onion), 1 teaspoon wine
vinegar, 2 eggs, salt and pep
per, -U cup lightly packed tiny
bread cubes (made from French
bread or rolls with crusts left
on).
Method: Melt 2 teaspoons but
ter in skillet; add onion and
cook over low heat S to 7 min
utes, until onion is still some
what crisp but not brown. Add
wine vinegar to skillet; turn in.
to individual 6-inch heat-resistant
glass pie plate. Break
eggs over onions; sprinkle eggs
with salt and pepper. Melt 3
teaspoons butter in skillet; add
bread cubes and stir well.
Sprinkle bread cubes over eggs.
covering yokes. Bake in slow
(325 F) oven 17 minutes. Serve
at once.
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