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SI-rELTON--MA 0N C01YNTY JOURNAL--Published in t'Chr strnastown, U.g.A.", ghelton, Washington
hurgday,
....................... ISpecial Meetings . lPlans Progress For Surprise Dinner SCHOOL
' " ' ' Schedul-d: For " " Rachel Knott GuildParty Fetes Newly Monl,s ,or She,ton
I L..o. tl What s Coobng In Whose Kitthen? tl oooo,s oo .o,
[The Shel|on H0 el !/L°cal Garden Club . ., . . ..... [Ha| Sale Heft M0nihh Married Carlsons scboo,
..o / j~eclpe ~avontes oI t oumy tteslflents {/ When the Rachel Knott "t o- M,'. and M,s. Laurie Cn'lson Week of MarCh']
a 12:30 p.m. hmcheon in the home the dining room of the Shelhm tto- Monday---Sloppy JoeO
"Rel~NOllable" / home of Mrs. W. A. Witsiers with [ of Mrs. Selden Vandev Wegen tel last Saturday evening. Giw;n ~otato ehips m'ashed ~
1 7:~~iii~i)i::, ! 19 nwmbers pre~;ellt. [ iIlllch of the bllsiness hireling" w'as by Shelton First National Bank taters with l'nu'shrnall0'
Mrs. tIenry Hansmeier, presi-~ taken up with discussion of the employe,:~s Lo congratulate the cou- and milk. :
B ", de::t, conducted the b~:dness meet- | HaL Sale the guild will have March ple on their recent marriage and
Lag. Mr:~. V/it:~ie;'s Lep~led she! 19 in llie PUD auditovimn from1 welcome them home flora a three Tuesday--Turkey and
wouhl suggest to the Park Board, [ 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. veeek honeymoon in Hawaii, the snap green b~{ans,
of vehw:~ :.:..~ i,~ a nv~mber, tha~ ! Mrs. I:tichard Brewer is generalsurprise party was enjoyed by 28 custard, hoL rolls and:
':Dine el ii c :h~uh.s i,: the "tri- chalvman of the saie with Mrs. friends in addition to the guests of
i:l:?,le' Le t J(),,e I I. fili m the. ! George Cropper handling publicity, honor. Wednesday -- Chili ¢
,:,t:,,k :-~ )ul:;. l Other committees will be announe- A pink and white centerpiece of carrot and celery sticl
~)we~|crs 4 L~hs. A. J. t;, :,!:;or will give a ed later. Mrs. Les Shelver was ct)- gladioli and daisies for the dining butter sandwich" choc~
I ~ ,.cix):t cn ~.:.~ p.(,,~,.es:~ o~ L',te Con- hostess for the luncheon, table set the color scheme and fruit and milk.
Lion ot' its preside.nt, Mrs. Sam- cake served after dinne~' and in Thursday -- Fried
I IV[Us!C .;~, ¢aL~(.n h m',:(.,n tx) t~ ~x,:~ Ap- Tile g~,iid accepted the resigna- was carried out in the decorated
of the G:I:'~ ~n Club t,) I)o hC~:l ~1 tlcl Fritz, with reg:et. Mrs. Fritz the corsage of pink and white sandwich, cabbage
Friday & Saturday I ,',t ~,~), a~ .... e ~...a, ch L', ,:,eetin~;
[. rosebuds presented to Mrs. Carl- pepper salad, n
~,11(~ t;,nil(: t), ~d,':i. (J(:o/',;~ (_,/t,i)peF. Yesigned DecltlSe she 0ald her hUS-
,~,~,~,~,~,~,~A,,~. "I.q~is nlectiug ,viii c~,;eL'.rate the band are moving to Portland. She son who wore a white knit dress, fruit and milk.
.......................................................................... 2t~th ~'d:niv(vsacy of ti:v fi'st meet- ~nnounced the nominating corn-
- -r --.,~'~"-[ ing o, Uxe clur~ ia t~..c home t)~ mitLee to .~elcct officers for the A toast was made to the happy Frlday--Creamed tune
} I ONLY HAD FOUR I ,,~,~ L D. i~ack, next year as to!lows: Mrs. Seldeu couple by Warren Moe who thenbiscuits, tossed gree~
i.. rs. 1-ian.:paeien" a~Lc, I menibers Vander %Vegen; chairman, Mrs. presented them with a gift and cobbler and milk.
i ~ for suggesti,ms Lo help the Ways Harry. Deccan and ~Irs. Bed the best wishes of the entire staff. Suppement your ~!
SPLITS
TONIGHT-
Grout. Table prizes added fun to the diet with Plenamlnt
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and I~'~x~ans commitLt:e de(:ide on l~rs.Grover Brewster, PennYtoeveninglucky numbersf°r the undergUestStheirWh° coffeef°und P I~p--~S
project~ Lo raise mo:~cv. She also
a:~ked members to wri'l.e lo their Drive chairman, said there is =¢e~
be a change in the districts each cups. Stew "Coney, Mrs. Dave
le~islatms. Paul H. Conner and guild in Mason County will coverGroll and l~h's. Lionel Neau were132 RR. Phone
Charle'~ Savage, at the State recipients of these, t~
House in Oly~lpia, regarding the the first 'of May.
Bill 13:)art biil ]obbvisL.~ are try- l~Irs. Cropper read a letter from .... ., - ----------~---
ing to pass 1. put' billboards on Mrs. Lucy Getty giving the history
the. new freeway, of Miss Rachel Knott's life hem '
the: time she was a' young, girh KEEPS gilT COLD
Stm also *innouuc'edDiatrict tl~eremeetingWOUklat Tile ~,,,,~ .,o s to .,v; memor- HOLDS IN ==rat ] f'a "~:
,,e Cap, o, ,el., omo to the o,,tho e ,e ...., t
day bc;gnnin/l" at 10 a.m. with eh, b history when the memorial is sent. Saves upt0 40r, nfuel
report,; and an A~L~ amt Crafts Mrs. Fritz thanked the hmcheon im~[~il~.
exl~ibit with Mrs. John I)eeney, I hostesses. The April 16 meeting .~t [
There will be a Ig,~gional meet- Cropper with Mrs. ~eorge Gris-
in~ of clubs from Oregon, Calif- dale as co-hostess.
ornirt. Arizona a.nd V~rashinffLnn in ......................
the Benjamin Franklin Iqoiel in :~Tark
,¢?e,tl tle IvIay 18-.1 9 the Na- Father-Son Banquet I I
tional C(mncil of Garden Clubs
wil! meet Ma:¢ 24-27 in Lbe Hilton 1Tor Pioneer Rest;dents
: Hotel in Portland. The annual lPather-Son banquet ~1~ ~-"~
Sponsored by the Pioneer PTO will ~,~w.u,h~ ~.-'~o~..~[ u.,~.,.. J
Anyone wishing Lo altend either HARSTINE ISLAND HOMEMAKERS attending The meeting, sponsored by the County Extensionbe held this Saturday at 7:30 in =w,~=.=~.~,, =,,.w=.a.,,,e,~..a~,.,o-w
l~a~, V,~.I, ll~a~rl~,.,~ of these meetings should contact a recent meet ng in the home of Mrs. James Mc- department, was devoted to the many methods of ..... ,, ~r.. ..... ,,...~.
....... =JUVV'===I~ Mrs. Hansmeier. The State con- Auliffe included (left to right) Mrs, A v n Prid- preparing oysters. Arrtumber of those ideas are~ne a~gas~en~[nngl~et~?;ne~sc~;=;1 =--W]: HAVE GENUINE
~.~ , vention will be held in Spokane in ham, Mrs: Eugene Seward and Mrs. McAuliffe. presented in this column today. ,~t~¢.r~ot n~' invit o a '
uonvenmnce ,Tune. ~ I • • , , ...~t ...... ' ....... ed t_ _trend ttus
• . .... For the profit'am Mrv. Nina Mil- n the spring and summer ing in hot wateror heating grad- ter, one teasooon of prepared mus- funntghL.. ................ Plus Such Other Winter Protectors
A General overnaunng rowe a tam wi,~ nowers, months Pacific Northwest resi-lually in a moderate oven. eutltard and two tablespoons of Vet- K2°a° l~:~tu:o~:w~l'i'leSn°'~h;ty~l~er~
dents minds turn to the available lar e o ste~s in pieces Pack into mouth or dry sherry Spread this , ,+u fha ~,tna~ gm'viaa.~ C'.am
of Aristotle and the Elizabethian ' [ g Y .... " rs d ' ~ ............... es
including or Aristotle and the Elizabethea seafood in our ,area and tile vat'- half pint jars and add two Imble- liquid over the drained oyste . an ::,~.~" C~n~.~:;~d_.. shmentSnnd ,~fres , Aluminum Windows • Storm:
, ~. clays t.hrougb ~m 18th century, ious methods of preparing it. Sev- spoons of oil ~/i teaspoon of li, roll in cracker crumbs until coV-lwiii l~e ~'er~ed" by-th-e-~'eereation
ueturns ~;,s. Miller ~rave a list of many eral local housewives' seafood quid smoke and ~/i teaspoon of salt I ered.. Place on .a cooky sheet and I committee headed by Mrs. Phillip
............. books on wild flowers which she recipes will be featured in this or smoked salt. Process the jars broil untit gomen orown. 'turn --. ' Storm Window Kits
Masking will give to anyone who is inter- column in the next few weeks. 90 minutes at 10 pounds pressure, once and sezwe immediately. These
Iczmpman"
- ested. ' This week's column m devoted/ PICKLED OYSTERS, a recipe[maY be prepared far in adds. rice[ ..................... ~*~.. v .........
Insulation
W th ,qt nt
to oysters and the methods used zecommenaedby 5hs. Wz ] ...... I ............. ...... s at
~.~] Tea and coffee were served by . , ' ',,iam or a ainaer par~y an(/ relmger- ~ttu ..
.... the hostess ns~ sted by Mrs. A. by the women on Harstine Island Roy Baker of Pickerlng Homema-[,atea.°n tne. cooky sneers awax~-] .,.~vl~2~-~_.w~,E,a,~l, es ~ux~liar.,
o 1,. Almaden'and M,'s. Orville Oppelt ..... , ,i of mg ~;ne m'ou u, ........ ~ ~o s
where the deheaey is plentiful kers Club, will be a faro te [ ' _ . . ........
~weep tmrs ........................ ii................... i plus ideas presented by Mrs. Jane / many men. Cover two quarts of / MRS. JOHN BUDD makes oy- I carabaeger,partY.wtatWeZ:ey x~ eeunam-~;°ra- r~ll%anu ARom-
Windsor, County Extension Ag- oysters with boiling vrater and/sters into a chowder just like clam ." " "
A DffTT
LUMBER
EASTERN ~TAI~ ANNUAL enL at a recent meeting with the add '~ cup salt. Boil until firm--[chowder but does not add tomaL- bert~oRaga~,' aPni~m~hli~ ~,?~ehelnd" =.U.IV=R.
GOMPAHI
• ~ I)INNER THIS SATURDAY women on the island in the home two or three minutes. The water/Des. *'~ ...... " • " ON HILLCREST PHONE,:
Welcome Chapter No. 40, Orde.r of Mrs. James McAuliff~. will be black. Drain and wash. [ MRS. ~ID BAUNSGARD uses ] th:;ne~etWrilla~e a~o~ner car(~pa[~y
of Eastern Star will have its an- S I 'S roDS o u Mzx and boil ~/~ cup water one ancake mix made to thin con ~ v
nual matrons and patrons dinner MRS. ~VIND,!'O ¢ ~ t p p - ' . ' " .... ] P , ' . "[ Eagles airport hall." ' -- ___-----~
lar technimm of frvinffwas to cup vinegar,one ~amespoon or/sistency with a small amount oII . _____
~~J~.~JE~.'J~i/~ iat 6:30 p,m. Satm'dav in the Ma- m ........... ~ ....
i!~\/ SoIliC Tel~lp!e. Worthy matron Be,~;- use raw -~)r pre-cooked oysters pick!trig spice, one teaspoon Wor-~ lemon juice in the batter, dipping] I I
!:' " :* ' sic Sutherla:nd and worthy patron Lh, at were first shaken in a bag cnestersnire sauce, one Day mar.| her oysters in this before frying. T
Edward Auseth will be honored, of flour to absorb any excess mois- one, sl!ced .onion, two cloves of] BEULAH BASSINDA_LE opens [ •
Lure rne were di ed in a mtx masnea garne one ~amespoon my J
I Entertainment with dancing and '. "" y "pp ' - ..... ' . " | the oysters and leaves them raw l •
ture made u of 75 ereent un mustard, ~wo ~aDmspoons blown
.~.~r~ds will be provided. Dinner P P - . .. .... ' ,[oh the half shell, adds lemon Juice ] • !
~e $1.25 per person, diluted ew~porated milk and 25 sugar (opnona}? and. a a.asn, oZ|to each oyster then spreads a II I • If y?u want it to look like
percent lemon juice or Tarragon 'coDas co: ~.aCK the oysters m 3ars,|small amount of well drained can-I I ~ ~ • ..... your Mercury-C0r
i .................. ....... vinegar which made iL the consis- pour noL wnegar mixture over tO|ned spinach and bread crumbs or-] ~ will cost about $25
.. - ..... • within 1/,, inei~ of the top. ~eai
tenor of thin sore cleam. Fro- - . ..... [ er them. She then sprinkles them]
z and process in a no~ water Dam
ally the oysters were rolled o' " . , d/with Parmesan cheese ~and broils.] ~I
]
~ shake ' k r S and five minutes or sLore unseated an / MRR G R WILI-ffAM,- nl~e~.~l ~I
. n m crac e crumb , _.__.~,. _AR ..~,~,___S ~ .......
ill ~ dram heal until oldenloosely covered in the refri crater
~~i; br(fried at me ')~q~. ' g (Do. no~/.~,alter ...... ~ne'" ariel- contentg"" oz'|a large pan of milk in her event[and sets the heat at moderate.[ |" YI/ 1I T Ify0u
thin ~ec~pe Dy ~rymg to use home-
To cut calories another techni- %" ' or a combin -" .|Meantime she sautes the oysters/ I
, . maoe vinegar atlon 0I"
! /~?~'~;~J~ II~f/[ ! IA i ~ [ que was shown. 'I he same flouring .......... :.... r,, .......... ,..]for her stew in bUtter, cutting the { • ) kJ~- ][ V V to go like
a $5(
] [~. ~-~li~,l []i ~\~] II I~ ~ i I ~1 I and rolling m milk was used but ~:v:~:~e =ci"~'enou'~h"t~o~ac'~all'~|larger .ones in small.pieces. She~ i ~_
~:'::~' ; / ~-e ................ then p p ne ]heated milk, adds salt, pepper andI sports j0;, add ar0
.,~.__,~t!~l th ........ ' .......... of corn flakes ...... ~- .- . "/aacts tne sautes oysters ~:o tne I •
[ l~~/It ~i~!~ /----~~] ickleor leservet oyster) [b Ib
~e,r'~l~x ~.~'I The oysters were placed on ~ d ze i "2 ,, ~._
.... ~-2~_...~_ i~ , ,, ~o-h~v ~reased cookY sheet ~uggesuons an • c pes zromI caye~me and nerds this in the oven I • "
-----~ 'i ~ "_ff~?.:~....~" ~;1~ ~.a i.~ ~a ,~ Harstine Island women follow:] at moderate temperature until
(................................ k ..... " ...... i ] | $500 to Comet s basic pl
~.~t~'~:[J ~.~ ~ 400 degrees for 15 minutes in the MRS. HUGO ~&~Elt recom-] serving tlme. I = 1
(;ven. mends using heavY butcher pa, per/ This is" especially useful for ser-I q
~,which
is
half
what
y0
A METER OAN'T MEASUBE A ,l~,~wllra~&ST OMELET us- for flouring. Place the flour, salt|vinff oyster stew to a large group ]
/
;_~" ^:;2[='L'~','.,'o': a,,,,roved b,, the and pepper on this and work the/ withou't having to wonT about] •
womo as a way ,ereas g pro- oysters w. y seore ,ng. / pay for a medium-priced ear. So, consider
tein in the diet. P or this ~ thick rne nan(is aOith a for'- t~e m~x- : MRS. ERNEST BYERS fries ]
~~"~~~~~ The cream sauce made of three table- rare. "men W_li_h~l. ~Lmp m,e the oysters and as she turns them what a 10w figure you have to start '~
ur and butter oys~els rote s ~ y beaten egg
spoons each of flo • ~" '" t fur" .... "" over she places a slice of cheese
~] ] [---] [ True ~, ~ and one cup of rich milk would ana iry wttnou mer crummng, on the top, finishing the frying
/ ]'L.-3 [ Value _t~ be made. A pint of firmed by- A delicious casserole also sug.. as the cheese melts. • | you always end up with a bar
sters should be mixed with the gested by Mrs. ~taser ls made by Other Harstine Island Home-
U~.._.~~ of ~ sauce and stored in the refrigera- cutting two or mree strips of ba; makers attending the meeting In-
ter. Place some of the sauce-by- con and frying until golden brown cluded the Mesdames Nels Bauns- I priced C0met.(That's why you
ster mixture in the center ofand crisp. Add onion and continve g~rd, Gene Seward, Stanley Yate%
the omelet just before folding and cooking, Place th.is, m th~ bottom Glenn Yates,, LaPry Jerrell, Bill • SOmany running around
let it warm through thoroughly of a casserole (nsn. Kdd oysters Williams; arid Marie Crouch.
before serving. The recipe makes and partially cooked rice. Cover "
enough for six two-egg omelets, with tom,ate sauce and mashed
garlic Bake about 20 minutes in' Mt~,~i~e PO~B Night
CANNED SMOKEY OYSTERS, . n ........ r t ---e~---
the basic idea being developed by 400 degree eve • " Club
Mrs. Hal Condon of Arcadia, prey- MRS. ALVIN PRIDHAM rec- Bridge . Winners
Monday mght was M a s t e r
ed to be a favorite with the Har- ommends opening oysters in the ...... '
The electric meter, .~;tine women. For these vm, "-~"':e oven then serving them on the Poiht night tor the Shelton Du-
half shell adding butter and broil- plicate Bridge Club. N o r t h-
as ,.ocurate and pre- any size oysters firm b'y blanch- ing them for about five rdtnutes south winners ,at the meeting held
rise as man can make. H0~~;~ 0D C~ ...........
measures the amount before serving, in the PUD auditorium were Gusti
of electricity you use MRS. JAMES LOI'IRER has ad- Goldschrnid and Dexter Edge, Dr.
each month, opted a favorite recipe developed Lynn W~nite and Bob Quimby, and
by Mrs. Frank Bishop and her Dick Perry and ~.ou Stewart.
But even this accu- late husband after many year~ of I East-west winners Were Mr. and
rate instrument can't ~B~ experiment. Drain onepint of me- Mrs. Yim Fletcher, Ray Walker
measure the real val- dium oysters ,and Wipe dry with and Dorothy ~duartier, and Mary
ue of electrloitv---the a towel. Melt one Cube of but-Keller and Eva Aamodt.
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