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April 16, 1970     Shelton Mason County Journal
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MARGIE CREEKPAUM gives a recipe for an old Czechoslovakian recipe which has been enjoyed by her family for many years. Margie's "Pigs In Blankets" Make A Wonderful Meal Margie Creekpaum was born in Shelton and has lived here all of her life. She and her husband Richard were married on Dec. 14, 1968, and he left for Vietnam on December 27. Wounded on April 13, 1969, he was hospitalized in Guam and se n t home in May to be discharged last September. The Creekpaums now live in the Rex Mobile "ffourt and Richard is employed by ttoovcr Pontiac in Olympia. Margie sews, and makes some of her own clothing; she also knits. She enjoys reading and likes to play pinochle, tier husband is a hunter and a fisherman and she sometimes joins him on fishing expeditions "'when the weather is nice." Both Margie and Richard are members of the Lutheran church, where they serve as greeters. Margie is skilled in ~eneral office work and hopes to find suitable employment. Her grandparents came from Czechoslovakia, and the recipe she shares is an old family favorite. PIGS IN BLANKETS Mix together: 1 lb. Ilamburger IA Lb. Pork sausage I tsp. garlic ~alt ~" 1 Ineditllll onion, diced I egg V2 cup rice Also needed are: I head cabbage 1 qt. sauerkraut Roll mixture into balls and wrap with cabbage leaves. Place half of sauerkraut in baking pan. Add meat rolls and top with remaining sauerkraut. Bake at medium temperature for I hour, or until cabbage is thoroughly cooked. Serves four to six persons. i Lynn Carol Nelson Engagement Is Announced The engagement of Lynn Carol Nelson to Edgar Allen Lane is announced by the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nelson of Belfair. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lane of Mossyrock, where he was graduated fr0m high school in 1965. He has served in the United States Army and is currently employed by the U.S. Plywood Co. in Morton. Miss Nelson is a 1968 graduate of Shelton High School and is now attending Washington State University. July 4 is the wedding date. lien ug with dark olive green ribbons ~"~" ' ,~ decorated the United Methodist ~::,~, ~ Church for the March 21 wedding of Dawn Ellen Daugherty and D. Richard Tumbull. White candles held by turquoise and green ...... F ribbons graced the altar for the 4 p.m. ceremony performed by the Rev. Horace Mounts. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Daugherty of Shelton, and the parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. David M. "lUrnbull ot Sumner. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a floor-length satin gown of empire styling, ornamented with alencon lace and pearls. The sleeves were long and the neckline round, with a funnel train of satin falling from the empire line. Her veil was a four-tiered float attached to her headpiece with accents of lace and pearls, and she carried a cascade of white roses and carnations. Matron of honor Mrs. Mary Johnson, and bridesmaids Mrs. Janie Crapo and Mrs. Joy Wood, sister of the bride, wore floor-length turquoise crepe trimmed with green velvet, and carried bouquets of white carnations with accents of turquoise and green. Best man was Tom Johnson, and ushers were Larry Turnbull, brother of the groom, and Ron Tanno. The mother of the bride wore a pale green double-knit suit, and the groom's mother chose a pale blue dress. Musical selections "Hawaiian Wedding Song" and "Because" were rendered by cousins of the groom Connie Fenton, Carolyn Knowlton, and Karen Tilley. Organist was Mrs. Morton. The flowers and the colors of the altar bouquet were repeated in the decorations for the reception held in the church, after which a family buffet was served at the home of the bride's t i parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Richard Turnbuil The wedding trip will include a week at San Francisco and at Lake Tahoe; the couple will reside at Sumner until the completion of the new home now being built on Lake Tapps. The bride attended Olympia High School and the University of Puget Sound, where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority; the groom is a graduate of Sumner High School and of Western Washington State College. Both are employed as teachers in Tacoma. TODAY'S Jan Danford, Society Edit: Norma Taylor Is Installed Installation of officers was held by Welcome Chapter No. 40 at 8 p.m. on Saturday in the Masonic Temple. ) Norma Taylor was installed as Worthy Matron and Gerald Samples as Worthy Patron, others installed were: Associate Matron, Daisy Smith; Associate Patron, Oscar Stensager; Secretary, Norma 'argo°; Treasur0,, ~0ss,e Sutherland; Conductress, Dorothy Phillips; Associate Conductress, Hazel Stensager; Chaplain, Eva Faye Samples; Marshal, Helen Stansbury; Organist, Violet Cole; Adah, Catherine Armagost; Ruth, Violet Hicks; Esther, Catherine Foseide; Martha, Betty Marshall; Electa, Marie Story; Warder, Loran Armagust; and Sentinel, Alex Smith. A musical interlude during the recess was given by Ronald and Marcia Whitener. Installing Matrons were: Florence Taylor, P.M., Florence Weeks, P.M., Edna Auseth, P.M., Helene Biehl, Jr. P.M., and Esther Northrup, P.M. of Beulah Chapter No. 132. Installing Patrons were: Carrol Northrup, P.P. of Beulah Chapter No. 132, Alex Smith, P.P., and Leonard Cole, P.P. Installing Marshall was: Violet Ferris, P.M.; Installing Chaplain was Evelyn Ellison, P.M.; and Installing Organist was Kay Steinberg. Presenting the Past Matrons Jewel was Marvin Biehl, P.P., and presenting the Past Patrons Jewel was Violet Cole, the Robe Ceremony was conducted by Florence Taylor, P.M. and Violet Ferris, P.M. and Courtesy Officers were: Bible Bearer, Florence Taylor, P.M., Prompter, Florence Weeks, P.M., and Registrar, Chester Marshall. Following the installation, a reception was held in the dining room with Daisy Smith and Oscar Stensager as greeters. Attending the guest book was Hazel Stensager, with Janet Taylor in charge of programs. Candles were lighted by Georgia Clayton, W.A. and Linda Koch, H.Q. In charge of the dining room was Laura Miller, assisted by Ann Phillips and Susie Swayze. Christie Samples, Bertha Waldrip and Carol Taylor served; Elsie Seljestad attended the gift table. > .... ~:~i¸: , NORMA TAYLOR is the third generation of Taylors to be installed as Worthy Matron of Welcome Chapter. Florence Taylor was installed in 1929 and Ellen Taylor in 1919. ® Think of it as a small,home improvement. pacific Northwest Bell Rainbow Girls Plan Spring Style Show "Through the Rainbow" will be the theme for the spring fashion show to be presented by Assembly No. 19 Rainbow Girls at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Masonic Temple at 4th and Cedar Streets. Featured fashions will include items from Millers, Mode O'Day, Lloyd's, the Knit Shop and Bob's Shoe Tree, as well as home-sewn garments. Intermission entertainment will be provided by guitarists Michelle Drengson and Mary Painter. Refreshments will be served and a door prize will be awarded. The public is invited, and a donation will be requested at the door. Golden Wedding To Be Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughey Will be honored on Sunday at an Open ltouse in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary. The reception, hostessed by Mrs. Hughey's twin sisters, Mrs. Nels Johnson and Mrs. Irwin E. Campbell, will be held in the Hughey home at Rt. 3 Box 333, Sedro-Woolley, located on the south side of the Skagit river, at Day Creek. The Hugheys were married April 17, 1920, in Seattle, and resided in Shelton for 20 years, where Paul ttughey was for five years Chief of Police. tte was employed by the State for nine years, and for 20 years they lived in Westport where Paul was a commercial fisherman. He retired in March, 1966, and for the past two years the Hugheys have lived at Day Creek. It is requested that no gifts be presented. Red Cross Course To Be Offered A Red Cross first aid instructor's course will be given in the Thurston-Mason County Chapter House at 1407 Capitol Way in Olympia starting April 27, from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Classes for the 15-hour course will be held April 27, 29, amd May 4, 11, and 13, and will be taught by Dan Bruner, Jr. Only persons at least 17 years GEORGIA CLAYTON, Worthy Advisor, and left, model fashions to be shown at the style by the Rainbow Girls. Georgia is chairman of the Garden I Meeting The Shelton meet at 1 p.m. WARC CI~ bh speaker will be Mrs, By Jan Danford DOGGEREL 1 am filled With wild elation When 1 look At a Dalmation, of age holding Red Cross ~A~tendtoe-a-ow Ad~a~c-~/~'l~il~ ~-eer~ri~ Especially jot~7~'~ ~"~÷ ............... elegible. ~': When confronted Please write or call the Red Cross House at 352-8575 for With aCollie. additional information, and to * * * * enroll. It is important that He who happily composes persons desiring to take the For himself a bed of roses course enroll by April 20, 1970. Loudly his discomfort mourns When he learns about the thorns. Ritual Planned Insomnia, Epsilon Omicron Chapter of By rights, Should happen days; Beta Sigma Phi will hold the Not nights. Ritual of Jewels on Monday in the home of Mrs. AI Egg. Participating will be Mrs. Terry I've just learned a vital truth Mullane, Mrs. A1 Egg and Mrs. Joe Which gave me quite a wrench Lovato. A gourmet is a glutton who Can over-eat in French! I would tear the pages from My calendar quite gaily And spend them in one sudden sum Instead of day-by-day-ly. Supper Planned The Golden Age Club will hold a potluck supper at 6 p.m. today in the Memorial Hall. A business meeting will follow the supper. The program will include music, dancing and card games. Strange are my waking Thoughts,caught in the glow of a Half-remembered dream. from Lumberrn~ Center who will and Other Plants." Members are bring "white plastic bags, Tuesday for the plants and Thursday at the annual plan in the PUI) The March was celebrated cake. Mrs. Marie Baker, and were hostesses. Spaghetti Set For Ton' 'lhe Republi Committee dinner honoring Mrs. Dan Evans. held at the today, at 6:30 p.m. speak, and the men "The S music. Because of no sales having been to help offset accepted. The public is to attend. AHAIR Q. I am goi summer at counselor, an time to can I style it so minimum am~ A. Start witl and shaping. been cut tends to ht Body is r is to hold a straight, a give it set If your ha relaxer will manageable control. Setting are also hel hair keep the the set. i' Watch for . . . DEAN'S Story Book Portraits . . . coming soon! At prices you can't afford to miss . . . May lst, see your child in natural color, in Story Book Portraits-by DEAN, (pd. adv.) Fifth & Open Saturdays Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, April 16, 1970