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Shelton, Washington
April 9, 1964     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PA E ,R gTTT J/T( N--M'A ON ,TOI NAT - l'nhlL,,hed in "Phrlafma. tnwn, U.,q.AY, helinn, Wa, lfin nn i i Jounml Wahl Ads I HOOBSPORT RESIDENTS RETURN FROM ANHIVER$ BY TPmP ............................................................... r Fronl Nell Evnntler Do you haw, })robh,ms when it come.~: io :;WallowLig l,i!b;'.' ~,¥(li. the hc,~dv,'uV 1o d,, i ;:~. ording to ;IH Ill'licit ill Lhe ~;c, he.'i,lg SeN ellen.! l~ullelln, i~: t•I) rai:;e y o ll l' [OTI~HL' PAl'1 p,L-IC, O the pill on the f I o o r oflhe mouth jusL be.- hind your lower t e e t h. Keeping yOllr tongl]e rnis- ......... ed ( which also means little or no taste sonsat,ion~ drink a glass of water. [()rgetting the pill behind your teeth While you are engnged in swallowing, the [)ill will be washed down 2/our throat usually with no taste or feeling. Keeping the pill behind your lower teeth gives you an al- ITIOSI, Sllre Kllarantee, that even th0. bitterest medicaLion \',,ill give you no taste unless you wait h r a h)nK period of time. Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 Saturdays --- 9:30 - 6:00 4th & Railroad HOODSPORT RESIDENTS, Mr. and Mrs. Dess Haines, above, await sailing time on a recent cruise to Hawaii. The trip, a Golden Wedding Anniversar.y gift from their children, began March 4 when the Couple left Shelter for Vancouver, B. C. where they boarded a ship for the leisurely cruise. Their first from Long Beach to Honolulu Was when Mr'. Haines witnessed a school ,of flying fish early ti~e second morning out of port. The couple stayed on Oahu Island taking m as many of the sights ;Is time permitted. The return trip was by plane as far as San Frapci.sc9 where they again visited 'l'tu ll-at'hvoAl~e G:ll'den Clllb helcl its ].e-u', ~ 51:t: ch m('e'.ing "it the (]r;~povle.v h(;r.w of Mr.;. l~d- win Grigp-. M.l's, Ehlil Gaetana [);'o~dd('l|L. con.lllc[od the nlecting, ..'!:(, inim~tcs were read liy Mrs. Vesta t~,cynolds ill abf;ence of the rcgular :deeret;t~'y, Mrs. Call Ter- roll. Thirteen IlletllbeFs all.~:\Vel't,d r'oll rail. ~{)'s. GaCtalla g'llVO all interest- ling repol't on native wild flowers final shrubs. Membe:'s were llrKe(i to help prcser\,o strain of ()tit' wild flowers in their g~rdens. Thv April 21. dbflrict hmehecm al 13elfait 13:~ptisk church was dis- etlssefl :it h.n%"lh. The Beat!hconlb- ers hopo to see a good tllrnout at thi,'~ hmcileon For all all:trier offi- cer.% nu,mbP:'s and friends who cave tO a(,l•ell't Mv'l "vViqi',-~ C'ald- er is taking phone reservations foz the hmeheon Business of the dis- trier will be discussed along with a~lieles in the "Cmmtry Store" to be said. topped off with a llower :tl'l~lngcnlent ,Hho~M. Mcnlbers are ilrff.ed to attend bu* reminded to be sure and call in their reserva- l 426-3327 II I stop was Sa~ Francisco where they were met by their children before returning to Shelton by car their child~i~n who. were invited aboard for din- with friends. The Golden Anniversary trip came to her. At Long Beach r~lat, ives had the couple as,here an end March 31 when the Haines returned to their for a special anniversary dinner at a hotel, complete Hood Canal home. [i¢;n.4 In Mrs. Calder, The regular April 9 meeting will bc held at lhe home of Mrs. Earl Terrell. with wedding cake. Outstanding event of the trip ~;:7-.7:. "'- - " " ¢C2;-. :_::e - w,~" Former Area Man is Band, Busi0 Direcl0r !n GoJlet edale, Tenn. Edwin D. McGhee, formerly of Union, recently sent a tape re: cording• of a performance of his band at the Collegedale Academy in Collegedale, Tenn., to his sis- ter, Mrs:" Orabell Avby of Hoods- pro%. He is the band and nmsic director at Collegedale. Highlight of the recording was an original composition by him titled "Prest. dent Ke~medy's Last Ride". The composition recallqd musically the sobering chain of events that oc- curred last November in Dallas. McGhee received his start as a musician in the Lower Skokomish orchestra under the direction of his father, the late Prof. MeGhee, Mrs. McGhee was the principal of the school st that time. at's O0 in • ,'%q t ,, Mrs. Avey played several num- PERFORMANCE bo,.s the program for her stn- ~,i] dents at the Iffoodsport school A N D E C O N O M Y illl([ whc,'e she teaches a combination .~;~. .. l~[lt~ second and third grade. Chevron gasolines give you both. First, they're blended ~ll EA-('~£-Li~S--NE~t~S for your climate, to give you faster warm-ups. They con- fi~l/l'i tain Methyl* -- first new antiknock compound since(~'I CARD PAJKTY ~: Ethyl@-- to step up octane performance. ~ . The Eagles Auxiliary will hold a card party at'8' p.m. this Satur- Second, they have Detergent-Action, the carburetor- ~ day at the airport hall. The pnblie cleaning additive that dissolves gums and dirt depo.sits, ,~[ is invited. protects the fuel system against rust. These features ~i~ Winners for the March 28 party were Glenn Gee and Avis Saeger, |,~ cost you nothing extra. ,~ high; He~man Lorenzen and Clara "z .......................... ~ ~ Stuck second. Traveling pinochle I was won by Ernie Stuck and June Fnr any Standard Oil producb c~all Gee. G.G. Cole & Sons |no, C'EH.~I,IS VISIT*,[ON 118 So. Third St. ~ ~ Member~ of fine Eagles Auxin ~. Phone 426-4411 " ~I iary making a visitati011 to Che- v, ~ , halls recently we.re Jean Dorsett, "~!~l/]fl¢~~l,~~|' Ruby L0renzen, M~arie Lewis and Myrtle Swearingcn. L i ..... :.," " ~ ~';~ ~" .7 • , : ~ ' ~ ~. | ": .' | ii ., MARGIE REYNOLDS, a newcomer to our community, decided on Banana Bread when we asked her to share a recipe with you readers. It is an easy one to mix and so very handy for lunches and coffee breaks. , • Banana bread isn't as sweet as cake but it can take its place very A Chew IT Statbn Wagon is the way to get the whole family there and back on a small vacation budget. You get 76 cu. It. of cargo space for.les than you'd pay for most sedans. You get money- saving, easy-care features, too. And you'll go BO far between gas tops ¥oa'll think we built ia a spare tank. And now that it's Trade 'N' Travel Time at your Chevrolet dealer's, you'll nerds; fin4 a better time to buy a Chevy iL There's a wide' range of engines and transmissions to ch0ose -from. And whatever: you pici(, r0u can be sure ou'll alwa ,s get a good run for your money. CHECK THE T'N'T DEALS ON CHEVROLET" CHEVELLE • CHEVY II" CORVAIR AND CORVETTE NOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S 0 First & Grove Sts. Shelton 4264426 nicely. It is easier to pack for lunches and wonderful for serving at those morning "coffee breaks". Margie Reynolds' recipe is quick and easy to mix. The Reynolds have only lived in this area since September when Stuart. who is with the State Troopers, was transferred to Shel- ton. They come from Concrete, ~aashinggon. A home overlooking mmer sley Inlet gives them an Opportunity to observe some of the beauties of the Pacific Northwest. IV/argie and Stuart's oldest son, Randy, 17. stayed in Concrete to graduate with his class. Their oth- er children are Janie. 16, Craig, 13, Kevin, 11. and Kelly, six. Reading is Margie's favorite hobby, when she can find the time. She is a member of the Shel-Toa Orthopedic Guild. B.o/n rout Bread ~/" cup shortening 1 cup sugar f2 eggs cup crushed bananas 2 cups regular flour 3 Tbsp. milk 1. tsp. soda ~/4~ tsp. salt Cream shortening and sugar. Add eggs one at a time. Add milk, bananas and flour, soda and salt. Bake about 50 minutes in 350-375 deg?ee oven. Canal Garden Club Sets June Date For Rose Luncheon Mrs. D. H. Pierce. president of the Hood Canal Garden Club con- ducted the April 2 meeting of the group aL the Potlatch clubhduse. Plans were started for the Rose Luncheon which is an annual af- fair of the club and will be held June 18 this year at the clubhouse. Mrs. Pierce reported she anti Mrs. Mattie Baeldund went to Port Angeles March 30 and brought back 20 azalea bushes giv- en to the club by the Sears Foun- dation. They will be used for the junior high landscaping project at the H~ghway 101-21 junction. The clubs in the district feel a deep sense of appreciation to- ward Sears for the help given by them. It has made it possible for Individual clubs to accomplish much move each year than is pos- sible on t.he existing budget. A beautiflfl Delos azalea bush has been donated to the project by Bud Wyatt of Union for which the club also extends its thanks. Journal W anl Ads TERRY KADOUN plans to be a teacher. He has taken advantage of a fairly new course, student teaching, at Shelter High school to help him make this decision. Terry has been active in sports during his h gh school years. * * :P * The student te0,ching class in- troduced at Shelton High School the past cauple of years gives stu- dents an excellent chance to decide whether..or not they really want to pursue the teaching profesaion: Terry Kadoun is discovering after teaching a uophomore composition class he defi=fitely does want to be a teacher. He will attend eithe~ Western or Eastern Washington college in the fall and plans to major in F_mglish and minor in his- tory. He has chosen teaching as his life work because he enjoys working with people. In addition to student Ceaching, Terry's subjects this year are ba- sic math, civies, senior literature and physical science. He is a mem- ber of Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Rifle Club and Lettermen's Club. Terry is a two-yea~" letterman in baseball whe¢'e he plays in the catcher's p0.~ition. He has also let- tered one year in basketball. Here he played guard. Terry is the son of Mrs. Stella Kadoun and was born Sept. 24, 1946 in Shelton. He has lived here all of his life. A sister; Linda, is 16. Collecting baseball player's bio- grapiiies is one of this six foot, blond, brown-eyed senior's hobbles. ~s-XV~K~ PA,.~r MATRONS TO MEET Kitsap-Mason County Past Ma- trons Association of the Eastern Star will meet next Tuesday in the Manette Masom~ temple at 11th and Perry Streets, East Bre- merton. Philahea Chapter No. 174 will be hostess for a 12:30 p.m. hmcheon. He also likes deer hunting, trout fishing, water skiing, swinm]ing and tennis. ThurMny, October 1. 1959, L|tlgllral.ion Of ,,1 auto-insurance plan sots. Under this careful drivers are reduced insLu'ance the careless o up LO twice as nluC plan hopes tn Offer., incentive Lo make s worLh while, Those vieted of tral?fic given points for the number of increast~)g with the of -the offm)sc. poi~Jts earn for ard rates. With points the rate th~g~ the st~ the careless el'. There are volved in the ueW it seems to be a right direction. QUALITY PRICE.., For NEEDS TRUCK or TRAI or USED tires MKRV;S TIRECAP~ CGTA . . . 426-810~' Copr. 1960 Std. plus Guest Star 6011E$ Ev ry Saturday Night :, Highway 101 -- Between Shelter & Olyn~pll Crystal PinR Cry.~tal White All in Jubilee Town & Country Shoe! SHOE DEPARTMENT Operated and managed by CHRISTENdEN'S for SHOES