Salem, Oregon, Monday, January 21, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section 1 Patre 7
Community Concert Elects
New officers are announced for
the Community Concert associa
tion of Salem.
The group includes: Dr. A. T.
King, president; Mrs. H. V. Pritz
Ioff, Silverton, first vice president;
Mrs. R. D. Blatchford. second vice
president; Harold W. Shosren,
treasurer; Mrs. A. A. Schramm,
secretary; Mrs. Wheeler English,
concert manager.
The four neu loard members
are Dr. Hume Do.rr.s, Del Milne.
Mrs. James C. Stone, Mrs. George
A. Rhoten.
The officers ill meet this Fri
day with Lucille Schreincr, north
west representative of Community
Concerts association, to discuss
plans for the coming year.
Toastmistress Club
Elects at Stayton
STAYTON (Special) - Mrs.
Claude Phillips was elected pres
ient of Stayton Toastmistress club
last week when members, met in
the high school cafeteria. Elected
to assist Mrs. Phillips were: Mrs.
Leslie J. Carson, vice-president;
Mrs. Wayne Follis, secretary;
Mrs. Eugene Spaniol, treasurer.
Mrs. Ernestine Fough headed the
nominating committee, with Mrs.
Rodney Jelaca and Mrs. Follis, the
other members.
Mrs. Carson was topicmistress
asking for predictions for the new
year. Mrs. Robert Norton presid
ed, calling on Mrs. Jelaca for the
invocation. Mrs. Phillips -presented
a skit with members participating,
shoving the right and the wrong
way to introduce speakers.
Toastmistress was .Mrs. Span
iol. She presented Mrs. Phillips,
whose talk was "Who Am I?";
Mrs. Everett Norfleet, who talked
of "Building for Tomorrow"; Mrs.
John Seim on "Golden Hours",
and Mrs. Arthur Duffy on "Recre
ation." Evaluations were made by
Mrs. Vincent Starr and Mrs. Ray
mond Kerber. Mrs. Phillips won
the club's traveling trophy while
the smaller trophy was awarded
to Mrs. Follis for her topics talk.
The hostess committee for the
meeting was Mrs. E. A. Ditter,
Mrs. Ruth Riches and Mrs. Lee
Glidewell.
59th Anniversary
AMITY (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
James Wells celebrated their 59th
wedding anniversary recently at
the home of Mrs. Bert Munkers,
where they were honored guests
for a dinner party. Those attend
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. John Hern
don, Mrs. Grace Glohn, Mrs. Hat
tie White, Frank Silhavy, the hon
ored guests and the hostess. High
light of the evening was the cut
ting of the anniversary cake,
made by Mrs. Grace Glahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells were mar
ried January 10, 1803 in Chandler,
Okla., coming to live in the Wil
lamette valley in 1913 and estab
lishing their home in Amity in
1944.
Mothers March Set
MILL CITY (Special)-The Mill
City Camp .Fire and Blue Bird
girls will conduct the annual
"mothers march" the evening of
January 31. The girls are spon
sored by the Mill City Woman's
club. The March of Dimes cam
paign in the city is sponsored by
the Lions club, headed by Lowell
Fleetwood. A basketball game and
and dance are among the activi
ties planned lor raising funds.
LACOMB 'Special) Mrs. L. C.
Hodges and Mrs. L. McCloud
drove to Lebanon Friday evening
to attend a shower in honor of
Mrs. Bill Hodges of Lebanon, at
the home of Mrs. Karl orenz on
Park street. Others attending were
Mesdames R. Campbell. W. E.
Smith, I. L. Drake, C. Grenz, V.
Bishop, and Miss L. Bishop, all
of Lebanon, and Mrs. P. Stutsman
of Albany.
S1LVF.RTON (Special) Mrs.
Katherine Renter left Portland
by train Thursday for her home in
Lockport, III., following a seven
month visit at the Silverton home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peterson.
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Today's Menu
WOODBURN (Special) - The
monthly meeting of the Past Noble
Grands club of Home Rebekah
lodge, which was scheduled I o r
Wednesday, January 23 at 2 p.m.
has been postponed one week. The
meeting will be on January 30, at
the home of Mrs. James Livesay.
Federation Meets
During Past Week
BUENA VISTA (Special)-War-ren
Rovetch, Lake Grove, a state
program leader for Oregon State
college extension division's pro
gram on "Great Decisions," was
guest speaker at the Polk County
Federation of Rural Women's
clubs at the Presbyterian church
in Independence last week. He
urged that clubs, neighborhood
groups and individuals get the fact
and evaluation sheets and cast
opinion polls to be sent to the ex
tension service. Foreign policies
will be studied for eight issues.
John Hansen, county agent, told
of the planning and outlook con
ference activities, such as com
munity and home living, future
markets and constructive pro
grams. Clubs represented included
Buena Vista Woman's club, Inde
pendence Rural, Highland Wom
an's, Lincoln Goodwill, Oak Grove
Gardeners, Oak Grove Woman's,
Perrydale Goodwill, Rickreall Lad
ies' Aid, Spring Valley Missionary
and Spring Valley Sunshine.
Recommendations of the Past
Presidents club that a day be set
for members to attend the legis
lature and that a federation tea
be arranged during February were
approved and dates for both events
will be announced later.
.Mrs. Helen Van Santeen report
ed that some clubs were aiding
in the donation of plants and
flowers for the Polk county, fair
grounds.
Mrs. Elmer Busby of the Buena
Vista club led the devotionals and
special music was provided by
the Central high school, with Mrs.
Janice Thompson accompanying
Miss Marjorie Elkins, who sang
several numbers. Mrs. Bob-Hamilton
served as song leader, with
Mrs. Cecil Hultman as pianist.
Appointed as a resolutions com
mittee were Mrs. Perrv Wells
Mrs. Vesta Lewis and Mrs. Rose
watkins.
The April meeting was an
nounced for Oak Grove with sd&
cial memorial services and the
July picnic will be held in Buell
park with the Perrydale club as
nosi.
MOI.AI.LA (Special) - M r s.
Fenton Harless as hostess at a
bridge party last week with three
tables playing. A dessert was
served. Mrs. Wayne Schumacher
received high score honors and
Mrs. Jaquet Talks
To Union Hill Club
UNION HILL (Special) An in
teresting afternoon was enjoyed
by members of the Union Hill
Women's club when they met at
the home of Mrs. Maurice Heater
on Thursday. Mrs. Donald Jaquet,
program chairman, presented Mrs.
Paul Jaquet who gave a travelogue
of her recent trip to Europe. She
began by telling of her many
stops made along the extended
trip. Leaving San Francisco she
flew to Greenland then on to Den
mark where she was met by her
son, William, who is studying to be
a writer. From Denmark her son
accompanied her to Belgium,
Holland, England, France, Ger
many, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
They toured all the lands visited
either by bus, train, plane, gon
dolas, or by walking. Many gifts
and souveniors were shown to
members and guests at the club.
' Club members will take their
regular routes January 31 when
they will collect for the polio
drive. Members will then meet at
the home of Mrs. Howard Rodgers
following the drive.
The next meeting of the club
will be with Mrs. Henry Peters
on January 31 with Mrs. W. Lens
man and Mrs. A. Kostenborder
program committee.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Vera Savage
of Salem, Mrs. Arley Martin and
the speaker, Mrs. Paul Jaquet of
Victor Point. Club members pre
sent were Mrs. Howard Rodgers,
Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Dale Hunt,
Mrs. Nora Rolow, Mrs. Donald
Peters, Mrs. Donald Jasuet, Mrs.
Winnie Tate, Mrs. Guy Scott, Mrs.
Marion Hunt, Mrs. W. Lensman,
Mrs. Roy King, Mrs. Henry Peters,
Miss Florence Porttorff, Mrt.
Charles Heater, Mrs. Robert Hum
phreys, Mrs. JoAnn Speen and
the hostess Mrs. Maurice Heater.
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fmny oroe reieo i
AMITY (Special) Miss Vena
Staggs was recently honored at a
bridal shower at the home of Mrs.
Elton Turpin with Miss Pat In
gram serving as co-hostess.
Those attending were: Mrs. Al
Staggs, Mrs. Fred Wright, Mrs.
Forrest Wright, Mrs. Chet Stevens,
Cheryl Stevens, Mrs. Milton Co
rum, Marilyn Corum, Betty Staggs,
Sharon Staggs, Donna Halverson,
Mrs. Louis Darnell, Mrs. Ralph
Ingram. Mrs. Ida Broadwell, Von
nell Burgess, Shirley Burgess,
Mary Hembree and Mrs. Curt
Becafield, all of Amity; Mrs. Mar
tha Bowen, Patricia Bowen, Bar
bara Bowen and Karen Bowen, all
of Willamina.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served. i
GERVAIS (Special) Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Vogt of Gervais cele
brated their 50th wedding anniver
sary quietly at their home with
their immediate family, Sunday,
January 6. Mrs. Vogt was Miss
Rcxie Jelderks prior ot her mar
riage which took place at Roseau.
Minn. The Vogts have resided in
Gervais for the past 35 years and
have three daughters, Miss Pearl
Vogt, Gervais, Mrs. J. C. Mc
Donald and Mrs. Kenneth Barnctt,
Mrs, Howard Peterson was second both of Portland, four grandchil
high in scoring. I dren and two great-grandchildren.
THE BRIDE COOKS DINNER
Rich crumbly stuffing for a
small-size capon.
Ruast Capon with Stuffing
Oven-Browned Potatoes
Green Peas Salad
Bread Tray
Lemon Tarts Beverage
ROAST CAPON WITH STUFFING
Ingredients: 4 tablespoons butter
or margarine. 1 medium-sized on
ion (finely diced), ht cup diced
celery, 1 cup coarse dry bread
crumbs, Vt teaspoon salt, popper,
teaspoon poultry seasoning, 2
tablespoons chopped pecans or
chestnuts, 1 small capon (about 4
pounds readv-to-cook weight).
Method: Melt butter over low
ieat in skillet: add onion and
celery; cook until onion is golden
brown, stirring often. Mix with
bread crumbs, salt, pepper to
taste, poultry seasoning and nut
meats. Stuff mixture into body
cavity of capon. Close opening with
skewers and string or sew together
with thread. Roast according to
standard directions
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