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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- bhle ]In Oh'nstma:town, U.&A., 3helton, Washington Thursday, January 2
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H,n rhanJ 00nnfl,nht Patrick r. Guild Evergreen P
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Olympic District Meet
Attended By Eagles
Attending the Eagles District
meeting in Olympia last Sunday
were the following members from
the Shcltm Aerie 2079: The Ray
M'orkerts. Lloyd Lewis'. Lester
Dorsetts, Lmfis Herzogs, and the
Albert Lords. the Messrs. VVinston
Asche, Frank Mako. Curtis Co-
mac. and the Mesdames Louis
Asehe and Herman Lorenzen.
The Shelton Ynen brought back
the traveling trophy.
NEW BLUE OX
FRI. - SAT, - ONLY
Opens 6:45 Starts 7 pan.
MIRISCH COMPANY 0
presiey
.00KiD
Galahad
Released |htu
COLOR.0E LUXE UmTEOARnSTS
COL,J{3L& PICTLIRE ,,,,t
.4 '{AbtNER FiLM PRODUCIIOR
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Legislative Session
To Be Affended By
Republican Club
The Mason County \\;¥omen's Re-
publican Club will atl.encl the Leg-
islative Session in Olympia next
Wednesday, January 30. rather
than Wednesday of this week. as
reported in last week's Journal.
The visit will be in lieu of the
regularly scheduled January meet-
ing of the group and in accordance
with the ple.n of the president, Mrs.
George G. Shaekleford. It will give
interested members a chance to
become acquainted with the work-
ings of the state legislature.
The group will meet by 9 a.m.
on Wednesday morning at the Tim-
ber Bowl. 633 Iirst street. Those
wishing to make the trip may call
Mrs, L. L. McInelty at 426-3198
for transportation arrangement.
New Caller For
Salty Sashayers
Bennie Berndson of Olympia
will call his first dance for [he
Salty Sashayer Square Dance club
at 8:30 p.m. this Saturday at the
Memorial ball. A potluck supper
will follow the dance.
Bennie and Hilda Berndson hay,
started a new class of square
dancing which meets at 8 p.m.
Monday nights at the Bordux
school.
JAYETTES MEET TONIGHT
Shelton Jaycttes will meet at
8 p.m. this evening at the home of
Mrs. Jim Hartley.
In Olympia... the N E W
WESTERN AUTO STORE
In West Side Shopping Center
(On Old Shelton Highway)
$1o9
per gal.
(in your container)
VITA- POWER
MOTOR OIL
SAE 20-30-40
This Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Western Auto Store
Jim ORR is a member of Radio-Speech Club at ISR. This is a new
club which was formed this year. The group puts on a half hour
program of high school news and events each week on the local
radio station.
Jim Orr is an enthusiastic mem-
ber of a new club which was
formed at Irene S. Reed high
school this winter. Radio-Speech
Club has about 12 members. The
group puts together a half-hour
radio program each week News.
sports, student interviews. Kook's
Corner and coming events are fea-
tured on this half hour of enter-
tainment on the local radio sta-
tion.
In addition to Radio-Speech club
Jim belongs to Thespians and 'S"
Club and is president of Honor
The American Legion
Dept. ,of Wash.
FRED B. WIVELL
POST 31
Jay Umphenour, Commander
J, Mel Dobson, Adjutant
Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
FEBRUARY 5 nd 19
-- At The --
Memorial Hall--S p.m.
Society. His activities outside of
school include Young Life, of
which he is wee president.
Band. civics, chemistry, honor's
English, world history and dra-
matics are the classes Jim is tak-
ing this year. He plans to attend
the University of Washington next
year. He is not certain about the
line of work he intends to follow
but is quite sure it will be in the
field of Chemistry.
Jim likes sports and has turned
out for football and basketball
during his school years. Track is
his main sport, with the one mile
relay his main event. He also
does some high jumping.
Snow and water skiing lead
Jim's hobby list. He also likes
hiking and has recently taken up
bicycling.
Seattle was this senior's birth-
place. July 24. 1945 his birth
date. During his pre-sehool years
he moved to Sbelton, thence to
Whidby Island and back to Shel-
ton. He is the only son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Orr and makes
his home with them on Wyandotte
street. He has an older sister. Jim
is 6 feet tall has brown eyes and
dark hair.
2100 West Harrison
Home owned and operated by Joseph Falcone
VARIETY
SPROUSE--REITZ
19c6003 c
STORES
UP- TO.- DATE
VALUES!
Continues
NEW YEAR
with--
half-gallon.
Plastic
Container
108 Count
Spring
Clothespins
63'
5 ½" Round
Mirror
7 x 10
Photo Album
63 °
Oven
Mills
Washcloths
10 in pkg.
Insulated
Tumblers
19 °
Wool
Squares
63'
Striped
Dish Towels
Boys'
Flannel Shirts
36 count
Clothespins
Chamois
3/19'
Turkish
Kitchen Towels
Men's
While Hankies
8/63'
Nylon
Hand Brush
Wool
Gloves
Dish Cloths
Tool
Assortment
Zipper
Cosmetic Bags
Assorted 324
Head Scarves
2/63'
2/19'
Thurs.,
Fri.,
Sat.
MANY
MORE
SPECIALSt
S. HASTINGS
EVERGREEN SQUARE
9:30 to 5:30
/
Spring Sales
The newly formed Patrick T.
Orthopedic Guild met Jan. 8 in the
home of its president. Judy Manke.
with Ginger Manke as co-hostess.
Plans and projects were discus-
sed for the spring meetings. It was
decided to have a bake sale and a
rummage sale sometime in April
and May. The remainder of the
time was used to work on satin.
honer-shaped pillows of various
colors to be sold as Valentine fa-
-ors. All m'oeeeds will go to the
Mary Bridge Hospital in Tacoma.
The next meeting will be held
Feb. 12 in the home of Ginger
Manke
High School Boys
To Host Mothers
At Annual Banquet
Next Tuesday evening is the
night Irene S. Reed high school
boys play host to their mothers
at the annual Mother and Son
banquet at 6:30 p.m. in the social
hall at the high school.
Class speakers for the occasion
will be: Jim Orr. senior class;
Tom Schlegel, junior class: and
Larry Powell, sophomore class.
Musical entertainment will also be
presented.
This special evening is for all
high school boys and their mo-
thers, but as available dining
space is limited the tickets are
sold on a "first come" basis--so.
you fellows had better ask that
"best gal" for a date and pur-
chase your tickets before it is
too late. They ire on sale at school
for $1.00 each.
THEY ARE WED
MISS GRACE Ellen Fuhrer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waf-
ter Fuhrer, Sr., of Westfield, Pa.
became the bride of Seaman Al-
bert Edward Dickgieser Dec. 8,
1962. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Dick-
gieser of Shelton. He attended
junior high school in Shelton.
Seaman Dickgieser is stationed
at the U.S. Naval Radio Station,
Driver, Va.
Homemakers Club
Slates Luncheon
The Hillcrest Homemakers Club
will meet February 6 at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Cornell, 1524 Ma-
son street, for a 12 noon luncheon
by Mrs. Mary Trotter. Members
are to bring valentines for mystery
pals.
At the last meeting 1'8 members
and 2 visitors heard Mr. Johnson of
the ,Velfare department talk on
Dependent Children and Emotional
Problems.
The club is starting its quilt ty-
ing parties again.
Mt. View PTA
Meets Monday
Mt. View PTA will meet at 8
p.m. Monday in the multi-purpose
room at the school. Mr. Mervin
Christiansen, the Juvenile officer,
will be guest speaker.
The invocation Will be given by
key. Wigton and the flag salute
led by Brownie Troop 301. /Cir. Jim
Connlly will close the evening
with an inspirational talk.
Georgine Reed Guild
January Meeting
The Georgine Reed Orthopedic
Guild held its January luncheon
meeting at the home of lV[rs. H.G.
Angle last Friday.
Mrs. W. C. Hutchins was weI-
corned into the guild as a new
member.
Hostesses for the February
meeting will be Mrs. Alden Bay-
ley and Mrs. H. E. Grant.
Royal Neighbors To
Install New Officers
Royal Neighbors of America will
meet at 7:30 p.m, Monday at the
Memorial hall. There will be in-
stallation of officers.
Refreshments will be served by
Mrs. Willie Quinn and Mrs. Willie
ShaY.
All members are urged to at-
tend.
JAYCEES TO SPONSOR
DANCE ]FOR TEENAGERS
The Shelton Junior Chamber of
Commerce will sponsor a dance
for teen-agers from 10 p.m. to 1
a.m. at the IWA hall this Saturday
night following the Shelton-Ho-
quiam basketball game. Music will
be by the Romin's.
The dance is in honor of National
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Week.
DOUBLE CELEBRATION
FOR MISS HILLEsLAND
A January 18 birthday party at
the Shelton Hotel in honor of Iiss
Kay Hillesland's birthday turned
out to be cause for a double cele-
bration when Mr. R. W. lisser
presented her with an engagement
ring,
iVHss Hillesland is the daughter
of lVh'. and Mrs. Carl Hillesland of
Silverdale. Mr. lIisser is of the
Shelton Refrigeration Service.
PICK-N-PULL BUNS is or,u of the recipes Mary Wood brought
home from California where she and her husband usually spend
the winters in a trailer camp. You will want to serve these buns
often.
:I:
A trailer court is an excellent
place to swap recipes Mrs. Mary
Wood has discovered. She and her
husband, Earl. usually pull their
17 foot trailer to California each
winter and stay until spring. The
recipe for Pick-N-Pull Buns is
one she brought home with her
last year.
Mary is a rockhound. She be-
longs to the Shelton Rock and Mi-
neral Society as well as the Am-
erican Federation. She enjoys wor-
king in handicrafts. She and Earl
put in a garden each spring.
Mary's specialty m sunflowers.
She raises some lmge ones.
The Woods spent their honey-
moon in Shelton 36 years ago.
They lived in Bremerton while
Earl worked in the Navy Yard
until 10 years ago when they
moved to Benson Lake. He has
since retired. The couple has six
grandchildren--part of their rea-
son for not going to California
this winter. They decided to stay
home this year so they could be
with their family for the holidays.
Pick 'n' Pull Buns
One package dry yeast,
A cup warm water.
1/3 cup sugar.
1/3 cup butter or margarine
One cup scalded milk
% tsp. salt.
Three eggs, well beaten
Three and 3/4 cup flour.
Dissolve yeast in warm water.
Add to cooled milk with butter
and sugar. Mix in enough flour
to make a stiff batter. Let rise
until double in size. Knead down
with the rest of the flour. Let
rise again. Turn out on floured
board. Pull off small bits of dough
(size of walnut). Roll in melted
butter then dip in mixture o
% cup sugar and one tsp. cin-
nanlon.
FROM
Pile buns loosely in ungreased
angel food pan. three rows. Let
rise. Bake 40 minutes at 375 de-
grees. Turn upside do/on and cool.
Loosen with knife and remove
from pan. Place on a plate and
watch the gang Pick 'n Pull. de-
, liciousI
Can be stored in the freezer
with foil wrap. Heat in oven when
you are ready for them. You'll
find them just as fresh as when
they were baked.
The January meeting
green PTA will be beld
tonight in the school a
U
The special feature of 'I
ing will be a tape recorl s
plaining the "Level svste:
in tlc Shelton schools, lr
Time will b,, given for
who wishes vo ask questi0
eerning the svsl.em. Torg ei
Evergreen sclool princil/ i
be present to answer aft,'
tions, tTohiS neeting is a 1 O
all ' d( not underst o
system as well as they w, n
to.
Refreshments will follow (
the social hour.
0,
LOAHSi
up to o
$5
ooo
Loans on
automobiles,
ment, livestock,
other security
take up to
•
to repay. Credit
Insurance is a
able. Phone, sto i
or write:
SERVICE FI
CO. oi
124 Railroad Av 'i
Shelton, WashingtOi
Phone 426-4447
You'll Like The Prices
- at -
Cole Road Builders
DRIVE OUT TODAY --
We're One Mile off the Highway
on the Cole Road.
e, Building Supplies • umber
• Plastering Supplies • Mill Wor!
• Paint • Hardware
P H O N E 426-8224
Westinghouse@
Electric Dryer DLC30
• Automatic Time Control • Handy Loading Door
,, 3 Temperature Settings • Adapts to 115 or 230 Y.
• Built-In Lint Collector • Direct Air Flow System
;- ALSO FROM WESTINGHOUSE --
Matching Laundromat, Dishwashers, Water Heaters, Ranges, etc.
Shelton Electric Company
419 Railroad Ave.
.i i
'148oo
426-6283