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January 7, 1965 ----. SHELTON--MASON ,COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shetton, Washington
A colorful salad is (;11 the dock-
eL for this week's menu. Kr.'-ul My-
ers
Marshmallow-Orange Salad is
one she (/]LtCll IlSOS for
enterLain-
J
ing. It is a prepare-ahead dish,
leaving you free for last minute
details.
Fran is the wife l)f Tom Myers
(at:,o confusingly known as Col
win by part ef their friends).' They
have two boys, Reid, two, ann
Scott, six.
Homemaking consumes most ol
Fran's lime lint she does occas-
ionally fill in part-time in the
Simpson Timber Co. office. She
likes knittillg an(] bowling and is
a member of the Shelton Jaycttes.
MARSHMALLOW-ORANGE
SALA
1 pound miniature marshmallows
11/.', cups unsweetened canned
orange juice
1 small can crushed pineapple
(drained)
Heat juice to boiling point. Pour
over marshmallows in a bowl. Mix
till marshmallows are melted. Pnt
in refrigerator until thickened
Whip V,., pintwhipping cream
without sugar.Fold into arang~
mixture. Add pineapple.. Pour in•
to mold.
LOW-ORANGE SALAD will brighten your winter
as well as assist with menus for entertaining. Fran Myers
finds this combination of canned orange Juice, marshmallows,
Hneapple and whipped cream makes a tasty dish and a color-
one. With her in the picture is two-year old Reid.
EDITOR'S NOTE: We reported
last week's cook, Juanita Myers,
as being a member of Ellihm
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star
, Her affiliation is with the Charity
Chapter in Elma, rather than the
local one.
By R'od Olsen
COLOR
SCHEMES
can find their
inspiration
just about
anywhere in a
room . . . but
it's well to re-
member that.
good decora-
tors do have
a SCHEME in
mind. Good
color propof
tion and inter-
don't just happen.
color trick is to hegin with
te floor. 'The current popu-
trity,of area rugs might be
respiration. Tlley provide
color accents over
floors or carpeting at
little cost. They might
colors you can pick out
repeat in walls and draperies,
}ishings or accessories, thus
zing the room.
to wall Carpeting, wheth-
multi-color or solid tone, can
be the springboard for
c¢.,or Scheme. Don't. be
[raj0 of light or bright colors
-tile modern fiber earpetings
Wonderfully easy to clean
td soil
resistant.
m you have carpeting ii~-
save a small piece.
n you select upholstery
.e having small swatches
Carpet, draperies and oth~,r
r~cs will help you choose new
to complement the exist-
eohu. scheme.
service in every phase
home furnishing is our
Stop in anytime . . .
be afraid to puff up
Cushions or relax in the
to test theh. comfort.
yourself "a t home"!
always welcome at OIsen
328 Cola St.
SENIOR CLASS Vice President Jim Donahoe is featured this
week in the spotlight. Although he was born in Chehalis Jim
has attended Shelton schools since he started his education. He
is undecided about his future as yet.
Jim Donahoe will be among the
members of the 1965 ,graduating
class at Shelton High school. Al-
though he is especially interestea
in world affairs, Jim has not
made his mind up definitely what
he wants to majm" in in college.
He also has not decided for sure
which college he will attend.
In school Jim is a member of
the lettermen's "S" Club, Latin
Club and Thespians. He is vice
president of his senior class. Out
of school he is active in the Bap-
tist Youth group.
In his sophomore year Jim
made his letter ill golf but was
unable to turn out last year be-
cause of a conflicting work
schedule•
Chehalis was the birthplace of
this week's senior ill the spot-
light. He moved to Shelton about
13 years ago so has attended local;
schools throughout his school ca-
reel'.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Donahoe, Jim has one older bro-
ther, Jerry, who is an SHS gradu-
ate. Personal ,statistics reveal Jim
is 5' 8" tall, weighs 135 pounds
and has brown eyes and dark hair•
His birthday is August 7 and he
likes sports and world affairs.
Classes on his schedule include
Latin II, literature, world affairs
civics and biology.
During 1964, members of the
U.S. Coast Guard were responsi-
ble for saving nearly 3,000 lives
and rescue of ships and cargo val-
ued at more than 2.1 billion dol-
lars.
OUAmJNI[[$
2:el~:C2:;eev2~n~a sR::l:~ki:s b:~::v:s that ~eminine® is her greatest
- " '" ,pccial offer to introduce it to more
women. Your first jar will convince you that you can look T
Feminine every ,;.h,, e~^ ~ ....... . younger. Us~ Ultra
• ~ -..~ .... o~,; mr yourselt the oeauty benefits it will bring youl
Large Size 60-Day Supply
Reg. 7.50
NOW ONLY 4.50
Guarauteed to make you look younger in 30 days-or money back.*
' SAVE 3.00
and for younger-looking hands, save on Young Touch,
Hand Lotion with estrogens...
2.75 Value - Now Only 1.7.___.$
Prices plus tax',
Limited time n.lv
LORRAINE DEMLER BRIDE IN OREGON CEREMONY Firemen Lauded
= For Aid To Santa
A JANUARY 2 wedding date was chosen by' Miss Lorraine Dem-
ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle James Barnett of Shelton,
and William Louis Lang, son of Mr, and Mrs. William Joel Lang
of Lake Oswego, Oregon. The Langs are making their home in
Pullman where both are students at Washington State University.
and silver bells. Serving were the and Miss Emily Sageser passed
Mesdames Anderson, Roy Dunn,
Eugene Moore, Cynthia McKean,
Nancy Sageser, Leln Putnam, Her-
man Brunke, Darwin Palmer and
the Misses Sharon Sorenson anti
Jean Lindstrom.
Miss Katy White and Mrs.
George Knutzen took charge at
the guest book and Miss Kathy
Lang, sister of the bridegroom,
the groom's cake,
Following a short ski trip the
Couple will return to Pullman
where they are working on their
masters degrees at Washington
State University and he has a
teaching assistantshtp. The bride
is a graduate of Shelton High
school and both~ graduated from
Willamette University.
Baskets of white gladioli, stock
and chrysanthemums decorated
St. Clare's Catholic church in
Portland, Oregon fro' the January
2 wedding ceremony of Miss Lof
raine Troy Demler and William
Louis Lang.
The double ring rite was per-
formed by Father Maurus Kelly
for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle James Barnett, Shelton,
and the son of Mr• and Mrs. Wil-
liam Joel tang, Lake Oswego,
Oregon.
When her father gave her in
m'~rriage Miss Demler wore a
candlelight pcau de ~oie in a slim
floor length bell detgiled with
pearled aleneon lace motifs at the
waist, front skirt and on the wa.t-
teau chapel length train. Bias
banding edged the batteau neck.
line and elbow length sleeves. An
English silk illusion veil was
caught to a matching peau de sole
circlet trimmed with pearl ana
crystal and stephanotis in a semi-
crescent shape.
Miss Patricia Dunn of Sheltm
was the bride's maid of honor.
Her floor length gown was in pea-
cock blue shade styled with a bel
shaped skirt and elbow length
sleeves. An emerald green' bow
and watteau train was caught at
SPRAY
16 oz. Size
¢
Reg. $1.79
the back. A matching open crown
circlet was accentuated with & VINYL ASBESTOS 9 x 9
short waterfall vail. Gardenia.u an0
white roses made up the semi-
crescent of her bouquet. Stock I0¢
Dressed ill costumes to mate~
ti~e maid of honor were brides- Limited Ea.
maids Mrs. B~uce Sehultheis of ,
Salem, Oregon, Mrs. Lynn Bar-
nett, sister-in-law of the bride ELEf)TRIf) SAW
from Tacoma, Miss Linda Pond of 7" BLADE
San Jose, Calif., Miss Karen Gel-
lerman of San Francisco, Calif., Reg.
and Miss Glenda Kraft of Corcor- ¢27.9K
an, Calif.
The bridegroom's best man was
Frank Swayze of Walls Walla.
Ushers were Ran Fahl and Chuck
Black of Portland, Ken Cruden of "--Reg. $10.95 $8.95
Ventura, Calif., Frederick Fogg of .............
Seattle and Lynn Barnett, bro- %','--Reg. $14.95 ............ $12.95
the,, of the bride from Tscoma• '--Reg. $27.95 .. ........... $22.95
Ave Maria was sung by Miss Jul-
ie Levin of Portland.
For the occasion Mrs. Barnett
chose a soft gold street length
jacket dress with gold and bone
accessories which she wore with
an orchid corsage. A peacock blue
silk shantung jacket dress was
woru by the bridegroom's mother
~;ith a blue and green featlmred
hat and an orchid corsage.
The Oswego Country Club was
decorated with white taurus, stock,
gladioli, roses and ivy for the re-
ception which followed.
A four-tiered wedding c'tke on
pilhtrs was tot)ped wiLh three t)earl
FIBER. GLASS INSULATION
FOIL ONE SIDE
1 ............................. 05 sq. ft.
2¼" ............................. 06 sq. ft.
......................... 07½ sq. ft.
3 pc,
Complete With Fittings
$,
Firemen To Gather
Discarded Yule Trees
The Shelton Fire Departn~ent
has started its annual pick-up of
discarded Christmt~s Trees this
week.
Trees should be placed either in
the parking strip or in the alley
where they will be picked up b'v
the fil'mnen.
The pickup will begin as soon
as street eonditiens permil.
TelePhene Numbers
Here Show Increase
.The ]mmbe.r Of teleplioni~s in ihe
~lhelton ~exchange increased by
475, from 4,922 to 5.397, during
1964, Pacific Northwest Bell re-
ported this week.
I The number of phones in i:he
Bclfalr exchange increased from
1,103 to 1,197 and at Hoodsport
from 438 to 472, PNB reported.
In progress is all addition be-
ing built onto the Shelton ex-
chahge.
DOOR,
FRAME & HARDWARE
KNOTTY PINE PANELING
,¢
1 x 6 Lin. Ft.
PRE HUNG
DOORS,
$,
Mahg.
Ine, D,oor - Jamb & Hardware
i i u.m
l
Folding Mahogany
1" SLAT with VINYL
=1 ,
$13.95 I
i ii ~ i
FIBER GLASS PANELS
26" x 8-10-12 WHITE
IC Sq. Ft.
i
WALL FASHION
LATEX AND ENAMEL
Reg. $4.98 & $5.98
'Phe Shelton City Conmfission
receive(1 a letter at its meeting
Tuesday fr,)m tile Chamber of
Conlnleree expressing appreciation
PRE-FINISHED MAHG.
4 x 8 - IVORY OR BROWN
PAGE 3
1964
--WEATHER---
1ST AND PINE
4~6-4393
"lttgh Low Prt~qp.
Dec. 29 38 31 1.08 3" snow
Dec. 30 40 29 .14 1" snow
Dee. 31 39 32 ,04 ~" snow
Jan. 1 38 33 1,18 ki" snow
Jan.2 41 33 .67 ~,~"snow
Jan.3 41 31 ,03
Jan.4 41 31 .23 ~" snow
to tile Shelton Fire Departmenl Jan. 5 43 33 .47
for its efforts in Santa Claus' ap- - ....................................................................................
)earanee hele before Christnlas. '
The l~'iremen brought Santa to
fis quarters on Railroad Ave. on
the fire truck and assisted in oth-
el' ways.
Street Superintendent Robert
Temple repotted thal street crews
were able to keep the snow plow-
ing and street clearing operations
pretty well under control during
the recent snows.
TI'I~E (?OMMISNION took under:
advisement a proposal from City
Supervisor Pat Byrne for replace-
merit of some of the sewer lines
in the downto~u] area over the
next several years.
Byrne reported that those sewer
lines which connect the Mt. View
area to the line to the sewage
treatment plant would need re-
placing as Mt. View develops.
Every noble activity makes
room for itself•
---Ralph Waldo Emersoe.
F"ull-time position immediately
available to qualified woman.
Varied responsibilities in at-
tractive surroundings with op-
portunity fay advancement.
Extensive public contact re-
quires above average appear-
ance and personality. Minimum
typing speed 50 wpm and short.
hand desired. Beginning salary
$305, per month with liberal
fringe benefits. Apply to Mr.
~i " Johnson Simpson Timber I
Company Personnel Office, I
SAVE 10% to 20% or MORE. Every mattress
and box spring set in our store is on sale.
This includes discontinued models, floor
samples, or slight freight damage.
Also Simmons Beautyrest and Englander
Tension Ease.
All sizes are on sale too. Twin size, full size,
extra long models, queen size & ldng size.
Supply limited!
ACT NOW --- FREE DELIVERY -- CONVENIENT TERMS
Ga, l.
APPLIANCE
328 Cola St. Phone 426-4702
i i i
COMBINATION
STORM AND SOREEN DOORS
Reg.
$29.95
ALUMINUM
SCREEN. DOORS
$,
WITH GRILL
[ iiii i
Plastic Tub Enclosure
SWAN DESIGN
$33.95
iii , u
CHINA LAVATORY
WALL HUNG
J Ull, i
ARMSTRONG
12 x 12
GOLDEN SPRAY OR' SANDRIFT
¢
Reg. 20¢ sq. ft.
GARBAGE CANS
20 Gal. Reg. $3.69 .............. $3.29
Gal. Reg.
¢a. a ........... ,..$4.95
, i I i '
STAINLESS STEEL
Reg.
$39.95
21 x 32 SELF RIM
Reg.
$89.90
$
Reg.
$20.80
IN-WALL TYPE
I i V
&
BUILDERS SUPI Y
426-8279 ::,