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,qHELTON--MAON
COUNTY
JOURNAI- Published in "Chriot,atown, U.S.A."
Shelton, Washinon
Thursday, January 10,
NORTH AMERICAN
VAN LINES
NEEDS
VAN DRIVERS
You can earn more as an own-
er-operator driving for North
American Van Lines. You'll be
in a business for yourself in an
expanding industry, with
America's fastest - growing
moving van company.
You will receive complete train-
ing with pay, free uniforms,
free licenses, free van mainten-
ance and plenty of year-round
work with no selling required.
You must be over 23 and have
a late model tractor or a rea-
sonable down payment. We'wiil
assist in financing.
Call Personnel Department,
Anthony 4261, or write North
American Van Lines, Depart-
ment 10, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
for application and further de-
tails.
Missionary's Letler
Read At Meeting
Of Local WGTU
Mrs. L. D. Hack entertained the
Januar 4 meeting of the Wom-
an's Chiistian Temperance Union.
After a delicious luncheon Vice
President Marian Johnson conduc-
ted the business meeting and read
an interesting letter from Dr. Do-
ris Hunter Wilson who is a me-
dical missionary in Sudan, Africa
with her Ousband, who is a tea-
cher.
Inspirational devotions were gi-
ven by Mrs. Roy Eells. Christian
Citizenship Director. Mrs. David
Turner. conducted a forum on
"What Everyone Should Know
About the Constitution" and led
the salutes to the Ainerican, Chri-
stian and Temperance flags.
Greetings were sent to Mrs. Wi-
nifred Lewis of Seattle who was
state president of the WCTU from
1939-1947.
The February meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs, Merritt
Winga/'d, 2210 Olympic Hwy No.
NOW --- TWO NIGHTS
40 & 8 VOITURE t35 PRESENTS
FUN ON FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
WITH THE
POPULAR and TALENTED
HARTY
FRIDAY, JANUARY II
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12
113 GOTA STREET
Members Only
RESERVATIONS -- Phone 426-3949
9:30 p.m. to
• ,tl¢,,
1:30 a,m.
t WHAT'S GOOKING IN WHOSE KITGHEN?
• $ $ aP
I Recipe Favorites of County Residents
BEEF STROGANOFF is a favorite at Wilma Oowning's house.
If you have always considered thisgourmet dish too difficult for
your cooking talents try Wilma's recipe just once. You will sur-
prise yourself and your family! Also in the picture is Kathy, 5.
Have you ever thought you
would like to try making Beef
Stroganoff but decided it was tOO
much work ? If so, you will be in-
terested in Wilma Downing's re-
cipe for this delectable dish. But
termilk is the secret ingredient
that gives, it a real gourmet fla-
vor.
Wilma and Carl Downing have
three youngsters. Gaff is a senior
in High school, Dale is a 9th gra-
der and Kathy is 5. Carl runs the
Bootery and Wilma works after-
noons at a local Realtors office.
Square dancing is "the" hobby
at the Downing household. Carl
is president of the Salty Sashay-
era Square Dance Club and Wil-
ma helps with the publicity.
The
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
Shelton Lodge No. 1684
Gerry Hart,
Governor
Phone 426-3047
Russ Morken, SecretaFy
Phone 426-4071
MEETINGS HELD EACH
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of the Month
8 p.m, Airport
two help give square dance les-
sons.
Wiliua has been president of the
Methodist WSCS for two years.
She is a member of the Wesley
Circle of that church. She teaches
the Sunday school class for the
3-year olds and enjoys it very
much.
Sewing clothes for the girls and
reading; join square dancing as
Wilma's hobbies. Helping with
Job's Daughters takes some of her
time and will soon take more of
it as her daughter, Gail, will be
Junior Pincess next term.
BEEF STROGANOFF
1½ pounds Beef chuck, cut in
cubes
/i "cup Flour
1 tsp. Salt
1/8 tsp. Pepper
2 Tbsp. Shortening
cup Water
2 Tbsp. CatSup
1 4-oz. can sliced Mushrooms
cup Buttermilk
Coat meat in flour, combined
with salt and pepper. Brown slow-
ly in shortening in heavy kettle,
turning meat to brown on all sides.
Drain mushrooms, add liquid to
meat. Add water and catsup. Co-
ver and Cook over very low heat
until meat is tender -- about 1£
to 2 hours. Do not boil. Stir in
mushrooms and buttermilk and
cook just until heated thoroughly.
Serve on lee or hot buttered nood-
les.
*2964:
We price them small.
$2964 is the kind of price most people atociat with a
smaller car. They seldom expect m find it on a full-size,
precision-engineered Chrysler Newport 4-door sedan.
After all, look at all the value a Chrysler offers. Features
like torsion-bar suspension; all-welded, one-piece body;
carpeting; trip odometer; and the Newport engine that
performs like a champ on regular gasoline.
Then, there's the waya Chrysler is put together. Quality
all the way. So well made, in fact, that your Chrysler
dealer provides you with America's longest and best new
tYour authorized Chrysler Dealer's ,Warranty against defects in m#terlal and
WOrkmanahllJ on 1963 cars. has bee# expanded to :tnalude ports replacement or
repair, without charge for required parts or labor, for 5 years or 50,000 miles,
whichever comes first, on the engine block, head and internal parts; transmission
case and internal parts (excluding manual clutch); torque converter, drive shaft,
universal/otnts (excluding dust covers), rear she and differentia/, and rear
wheel bearings, provided the vehicle has been serviced at reasonable intervals
according to the Chrysler Certified Car Care schedules.
t
But we build them big.
ear warranty--5 years or 50,000 miles. You have fewer
worries about expensive repair bills. And because the
warranty can be passed on to the next owner, you can
O
€ount on excellent Chrysler resale value.
So, if you cotton to smaller prices, big value and ig
cart (remember, we don't build any jr. editions) go{ in
touch with your Chrysler dealer.
=Manufacturer's suggested retail price of Newport 4.door sedan, exclus/ve of
state and local taxes, i[ any, and destination charges, White waft tires extra,
CHRYSLER
• e.avss OmSmN O CHRYSLER
M0m.S =0.P0.n0
KIMBEL MGTORS, IHG. " "/OI S. !st St.
.............................. SEE "EMPIRE," CHRYSLER CORPORATION'S WEEKLY HOUR.LONG TV ADVENTURE SHOW
Rev. C. Hatten
And Wife Honored
At Double Fete
A former minister of the Shel-
ton First Methodist chnreh. Rev.
Charles Hatten. and his wife. were
feted in a dual celebration Dec.
30 at the Mason MethodisI Church
in Taeom'a. The couple celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
as well as 50 years in the minis-
try. Rev Hatten :s an assoeiate
Minister of Mason Methodist
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Hatten re-enacted
their weddina- vows with Rev. Earl
E. Reisner of Grandview, who was
best man at the wedding 50 years
ago, attending along with the
eouple's two daughters. Mrs. Ches-
ter Slaughter and Mrs. Claude
Coffeev, Jr.. of Lakehurst. N. Y
and C. P. Hatten their son of
Seattle. A son T. W. Hatten of
Hollywood. Calif.. was unable to
attend.
Following the eeremony a re-
ception was given in the church
parlors where some 350 guests
greeted the honored couple.
About 30 people from Shelton
attended the affair•
The Hattens moved from Shel-
ton to Tacoma in 1958.
Hood Canal Club
Meets Next Week
At 11 a.m. next Thursday the
Hood Canal Woman's Club will
convene at their Potlatch club-
house. A potluck luncheon will be
served at 12:30 p.m. Vice chair-
man, lVlYs. Vera Shortsleeve 6f
Hoodsport, Will preside.
Mrs. Marie Turner. Union. will
present a book review and panel
discussion. Mesdames Ann Rowe,
Edith Kraus, Ilma Jenner of Pot-
latch and Marjorie Akers of Hood-
sport will make up the panel.
Clubwoman o[ the Wee/(
GRACE WELLS, seen here at her sewing machine where she
spends a good deal of her time, is Royal Matron of Laurel Court
Order of Amaranth. Her husband, Ellis, is Royal Patron.
Lodge and club work take up l
a lot of Grace Wells' Lime but she!
enjoys it. She makes it a rule
not to join an organization unless
she intends to get in and work
hard.
Recently Grace was installed as
Royal Matron of Laurel Court Or-
der of Amaranth. This climaxed
four years of preparing for the po-
sition. Attaining her goal does not
JUNE WEDDING BELLS TO RING
MR. AND MRS. C. M. FERGJBON, Bremerton, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Judith Mae, to Kenneth William Mar-
tig, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martig, ShelteR. The bride-
elect graduated from East High school and Olympic College in
Bremerton and is currently attending Western Washington State
College at Bellingham. Her fiance is a graduate of Irene S. Reed
high school and is now attending Olympic college. A June wed-
ding is planned.
You Should Buy
Your Aspirin Here
--Where '(ou Get
O uGTAx
A SERVICE TO TAXPAYERS
"]b may come as news to you, hut aspirin is one
of those drugs that may be of a deductible nature on
your federal income tax return.
But to claim it, you must be able to offer proof you
bought it.
When you buy it from us, you get that proof. But
when you buy it at the corner grocery, or in a depart-
ment store, or in a restaurant, you are likely to forget
about it.
That goes for a lot of other flings, too---such as
antiseptics, cough and cold preparations, laxatives, and
so on.
Our customers like to buy all of their drug supplies
from us, because they know they will get the benefit
of a complete record of all purchases of a deductible
nature.
Our customers get an annual statement (mailed in
l"ebruary) which tells them how much they spent on
drugs of a deductible nature. It's called a DrugTax
record, and we offer it to our customers free of charge.
Next time you buy aspirin (or any drug item), be sure
you're in a store that gives you a DrugTax record. Come
income tax time, it can save you money.
Copyright 196
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mean the work is over. As Royal
Matron she has a lot of respon-
sibility.
Grace. conducts the meetings,
appoints all committees and hand-
les lodge business. Her husband,
Ellis, is her Royal Patron which
is rather unusual, but very nice.
Being able to work together on
projects makes it more enjoyable
for both of them.
The Hillcrest Homemakers Club
is one Grace has enjoYed belong-
ing to since it was organized in
1946. She is a charter member and
was the first president of the
group, an office she held for two
years. She was also treasurer for
several years.
ThrougM the years Grace has
been active in several lodges. She
is a past Noble Grand of the Ru-
by Rebekah Lodge.
In addition to her lodge and
club activities, Grace runs a small
sewing shop in her home. She has
been sewing for others about eight
years. She has the patience neces-
sary for a good seamstress.
Ceramics is a hobby of Grace's
but Ellis likes helping pour the
molds for her. She has he-r own
kiln which facilitates making her
own ceramics. She also has seve-
ral ribbons to show for her ability
along this line.
Pst Matrons Slate
Luneheon Meeting
Past Matrons of Weloamm Chap-
ter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star
will meet for a 12:30 pma. ':eaek
luneheon next Thursday at the
Masonic temple.
New" officers are: President,
Etna Eliason; vice president, Le-
t, era Borg; secretary, Hattie G.
Pierce; treasurer, Army Frank.
Good
For Golden
The Golden Age Club
terday fm a noon potluck
At the last meeting
members were present. For
tainment Harley Wivet
sang folk songs, Ernie
played the accordian and
ne-Toppe, s fnz'lsh(-d
dancing.
Memhers art urged to
the Rummage Sale each
and Saturday at 122
nile.
SEY Club To Plan
Ski Trip And P
The St. Edward's Youth:
will hold a potluck dinner
ing in the ehm'eh bseme.n
p.m. Friday. Members are
I ded to turn in their candy
Plans will be.' made for
trip to be scheduled for
A chartered bus will be
to all members of the
paid-up dues.
MAY WEDDING PLAt
FOR HOOOSPORT
Mr. and Mrs. William
of Beaverton, Ollegoll
nouneed the engagement
daughter, Barbara Arden,
Frank Gray, son of Mr.
Gray of Hoodsport. A Ma
cling is _being p!anne.d
FOE PINOCHLE
TO RESUME
The Eagle Pinochle
resume play at 8 p.m.
at the FOE airport hall.
The public is invited.
LOANS
upto
'5000
Loans on
automobiles,
ment, livestock,
other security
take up to 48
to repay. Credit
Insurance is
able. Phone, stop
or write:
SE'RVIOE
GO.
124 Railroad Ave.
ShelteR, Washington
Phone 426-4447
Morgan, Eaoretl's
Amazing New
,
ALUMINUM
COMBINATION
DOOR
(:5g rum Storm
Door to Screen
Door,,,
IN SECONDS
AS LOW AS
'29as
FULL i" THICK
• SAVE SPACE-All inserts stay on door aH year
• SAVE WORK--Sliding Panels tilt out for easy wasSkg
• END RATTLES--Panels cushloned'in wool pile weather.
• VENTILATETOP OR BOTTOM
• SOLID, HEAVY ALUMINUM
for of sevice
MORGAN, EAGRETT LUMBER
H I L LC R EST Phone 426-4522