Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 12

-12 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1970 RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. 49684 I I the woman world social fashions features Mary Elizabeth Demaray Engaged (Curt Frook, Mary Elizabeth Demaray Mrs. James H. Demaray, 4916 Thor.napple, announces the and approaching marriage of. her Mary Elizabeth) -to John R.

Haberlein, son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Haberlein, E. Lake Road.

Miss Demaray's father was the late Sergeant James Demaray of the Michigan State Police. A graduate of Traverse City High School, Miss Demaray attended DePauw University, and is presently employed by the National Bank and Trust Company. Mr. Habejdein, after attending the University of Michigan, served three years, in the United States Army, and at present is employed at Silverwood Farms, while attending Northwestern Michigan College. Their wedding will take place January 2.

"Holiday Happening" At Holiday Inn '-ELK RAPIDS Elk Rapids Newcomers Club will have its Yuletide party, "Holiday Saturday evening at 7:30 at Holiday Inn. A buffet dinner will feature fried chicken and swiss steak. There will be door prizes and gag gifts will "be exchanged. Each person attending is asked to bring a wrapped gag gift (something from around the house) costing less than $1.00. Reservations should be made by calling either, 264-8895, 264-5587 or 264-5585.

A Lovelier You MAYFLOWER GUILD. I Mayflower Guild of Oak Park Congregational will meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Heffelfinger, 1721 Eastern! Avenue, Thursday evening at 7:30 for a Christmas party. Mrs. C.

Ainslie will be co-hostess. Those attending are asked toi bring an exchange gift. CONSTIPATEDO DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN YOUR DIET BRAN BUDS 9 We Have FOR SALE "Tfao World's Best Waxes" LUNDMARK'S WAX Self Polishing ACRYLIC FLOOR WAX ONCE-A-YEAR FLOOR CONDITIONING Next To Misty Spray 25o Car Wash Vlllajo 847-4510 By MARY SUE MILLER FROM YOU TO YOU, A GIFT Most of us harbor a secret notion that.a good figure really is a gift from a super sort of Santa. Well, it's a gift right enough, but it's self-given. Most certainly, help is to be found at exercise and massage salons.

A gift certificate to either is a present to value. But in the last analysis, figure improvement is a do- it-yourself proposition. You have to do the exercise and take the massage, -if you want better proportions. To lose weight you have to do the dieting. Advice on the subject, even your doctor's, is worthless unless you follow it.

At this season, when tables groaning with plum pud- dings and mince pies, reducing may seem a more forbidding project than usual. Only a killjoy would suggest it at present. What can be proposed in good conscience is a small red gift basket tagged like' so: "From Me to Me, a Diet and Exercise program 1971." Fill this treasure with diet menus, a calorie counter, spot exercises--anything you find that will be helpful to a trimming routine. Then place your basket with other gifts you've assembled and let it'be a cheery reminder of the shape of things to'come. On January 2nd begin using its contents and helping yourself to the supreme gift of a lovelier figure in the New Year.

LEANER, LIGHTER AND LOVELIER Here's a painless way for teens and adults to reduce! Just send for my leaflet, LEANER, LIGHTER AND Xing Crab Tops Party Menus YOUR HOLIDAY MM Our hair care experts know that every woman has her own way of being beautiful. That's why they style just for you! Now that the-entertaining season is here, homemakers are. busy planning menus and party refreshments. Here is a great idea for a.cocktail party or evening get-together that shows off the elegant flavor of Alaska King crab. It's a tasty snack bread with 'a rich crab-cheese topping.

The bread base is made from biscuit mix enhanced with cornmeal and butter. The topping is a colorful blend of the bright red King crab, grated cheese, onions and olives. This mixture is moistened with mayonnaise and egg and spread over the biscuit With serve the freshly baked crab 'snacks cut in bite-sized, pieces. For hungry snackers, cut them in larger squares. Alaska King crab is the perfect 'ingredient for festive entertaining.

Its flavor, and gourmet quality appeal to everyone's tastes. For a party add crab to dips or cheese spreads, or use it as a filling for miniature cream puffs. A holiday brunch finds the colorful crab perfect when scrambled with eggs or in a cream sauce over waffles or in toast cups. And the 'grand opening' to a special dinner is a luscious crab cocktail. KING CRAB SNACK SQUARES 1 can Alaska King crab or pound frozen Alaska King crab LOVELIER: it i menus for 'delicious meals and snacks; calorie counter and nutrition chart; diet shortcuts; spot reducers.

For your copy write to Mary Sue Miller in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long, self- addressed, stamped envelope and 25 cents in coin. Custom Picture Framing Fast Service Many Mouldings 400 Selections Many Styles Many Finishes PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC Susan McKnight W.eds Ronald E. Morrill Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.

Morrill are making -their home in Traverse City following their return from a Northern Michigan and Canadian honeymoon. The couple was married Saturday, November 28, at 7:00 in the chapel of the First Congre-- gational Church-with Dr. Howard R. Towne officiating at the double ring service. Attending the couple was Miss R.

Carol Kopus of Lansing and Rod Cumberworth of this city. The bride is the former Susan Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sporre of this City. The parents are Mr.

and-Mrs. Kenneth Morrill of Middleville, formerly of Traverse City. Couple Repeat Voivs At Faith Chapel Shirley Krumm of Williamsburg and Cecil W. Lloyd, 925 Walnut Street, were united in marriage, at a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Alvin Doten, Saturday, Dec.

12, at 4:00 in Faith Chapel. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. B. J.

Sniff. For her marriage the bride wore a gown of aqua crepe complemented with a corsage of -pink miniature roses. Mrs. Sniff's-' corsage was yellow roses. "Mr.

and. Mrs. Lloyd be at after the holidays at 925 Walnut Street. Printed Pattern Calendar Of Events Cootiette Club Cootiette Club members and the Park Association members recently enjoyed a Christmas party at the Beef Tree Inn. The exchange of gifts was the highlight of the party.

At the. business session preceding the party Mrs. Marie Cook, Chief Grayback, presided. Past Grand Rayback Jane Stevens of -Park: was presented with a 2,500 hour pin for her hospital -work. She is the second member this pin on the level.

Louise Edenburn reported on the Christmas party that is to be held for the school-children at the First Congregational Church. Miss Michele. Neihardt will entertain the. children'with a special. Christmas st6ry.

Santa be on hand pass- the gifts to child. "This has been given each year since the school, first started. The next meeting will be -held 10 at 1:30 p.m.,-.at 120 Beaumont, in the basement-of the Credit Union.building.: There will not be a. potluck "dinner at this- TONIGHT St. Francis Women's Guild, 7:30, Christmas party, Beef Tree Inn.

Sportsman's game dinner, 6:30, First Congregational Church. Past Noble Grand Club of Wisteria Rebekah Lodge No. 425, 6:00, Christmas dinner, Town Otto Rebefcah Lodge No. 474, Kingsley, Christmas party, 6:30, Mrs. Delia Civic Players tryout for musicale "Mame," 7:30, Park Place Motor Inn.

Past President's Club of Cherryland Auxiliary to Post 2780, VFVV, 8:00, Mrs. Marion Kaley, 876 S. Centre Street. Masonic Bodies Christmas party, a s'o i Temple. Punch.bowl, followed by dinner in the dining room, and gifts distributed by Santa Claus.

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Xmas Party Tonight At Masonic Temple All Masonic Bodies are invited to attend a Christmas party this evening, in the Masonic Temple. There will be a punch bowl in the lounge between p.m.'followed by-dinner in the dining room with Eastern Star officers furnishing meat, rolls and Unless contacted those attending are asked to bring either a vegetable dish, salad, or dessert' for own table service. Also, a wrapped white elephant gift for each of guests, or a twenty-five cent gift to be distributed by Santa Eastern. Star members are reminded of the cookies, candies, the shut-in baskets. CAMERA CLUB.

Camera Club of Northwest Michigan Artists and. will meet -at Consumers- Power Company i i Thursday evening at 7:30, due to the Christmas sale being conducted at the Arts and Crafts Center. There will be a showing of documentary-slides-to; gether with Frank Mathison's showing of pictures of the bald eagle. The public is invited: WEDNESDAY T.C. Senior Citizens, potluck.

meeting and gram, Oak Park School cafeteria. Civic Players tryout for musicale, "Mame," 7:30, Park Place Motor Inn. Interlochen, Woman's Club will host G. T. County Federation of Women's Club, 12:30 dessert luncheon, town- hall.

First a i a Church, 1:30, Women's Pel-' lowship tea. Grand Traverse Archery Club, 7:30, Sportsman's Club house, South Airport Road. THURSDAY Lighthouse Club, 6:30 Christmas dinner and program, Gariield townhall. Eastern School Christmas 7:30, at the school. Foresters' Social Circle, 6:30 dinner, Sip and Bite.

Northern.Aires Citizen Band Radio Club, 7:30, hospitality room of Munson Branch of National Bank and Trust. Camera Club of Northwest Michigan Artists and Craftsmen, 7:30, Consumers Power' Company building, Hastings street. Long Lake Woman's Club, 8:00, Mrs. Tony Tomei, Forest Lodge Road. Old Mission Woman's Club, 7:30, Mrs.

Seth Tompkins, Neahtawanta. Road. Elk Rapids Newcomers Club, 8:00, Sacred Heart Church Hall. 1V4 cups grated Cheddar cheese 3 tablespoons minced green onion 3 tablespoons finely sliced black or green olives 1 egg, slightly beaten cup mayonnaise 2 cups buttermilk biscuit mix cup cornmeal cup water 3 tablespoons melted butter Drain and slice crab. Toss with cheese, onion and olives.

Stir in- egg and mayonnaise. Combine biscuit mix with remaining ingredients. Spread into a greased 9x13 inch baking pan. Spread crab evenly, over Bake at 375 degrees 20 to 25 minutes or until golden. Serve hot, cut into squares.

Makes 3 4 dozen small appe- tizer squares or 15 larger snack- size squares. AliURE BEAUTY SALON Visit Our Attic Boutique Gift Shop for Unusual Gifts and Xmas Trimmings. LONG LAKE INN SNOWMOBILERS HAVEN Open Fri. 4 p.m. Sat.

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