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,iobies Have Gem Show Is
New Officers To Be Held
• New officers were elected • Four members of the Shelton
at the last meeting of Job's Rock and Mineral Society will
Daughters. To be installed May have displays at the annual Gem
THIS WEEK'S RECIPE is for Creamy Crab and is shared
by Lillian Hemphill of Allyn. Lillian serves this deIicious
crab dish in toast cups. The recipe serves four persons.
Serve This Creamy Crab In
Toas÷ Cups )r Real Flavor
F# Creamy Crab, a delicious,
creamy crab sauce with hard
cooked eggs and mushrooms
erved in toast cups, is Lillian
Hemphill's selection for our file.
The recipe calls for canned crab,
but wouldn't it be extra special
with fresh crab?
Beautifying the:r retirement
home has been the main project
of Lillian and her husband, Mel-
ville, since he retired from the
Puget Sound Naval Yard in Bre-
marten and they moved to the
Allyn area.
ttm have a ''mo
home less than a mile north of
Allyn. Both of them are interest-
ed in raising flowers which has
done much to make their retire-
ment spot quite beautiful.
• Llllian is a member of the
Beachcomber Garden Club and
of the Allyn Birthday Club. She
and Melville have two sons who
have, between them, presented
them with six grandchildren.
CBEAMY CJ&B
2 cans crab meat (7 & oz. each)
3 hard cooked eggs
3 T, butter
2 T. minced chives or green
onion
4T. flour
I tip. salt
1/2 tsp. dry muJtard
I/8 tsp. white pepper
I/8 tsp. paprika
1 C. water
2/3 C. instant non-fat dry milk
I C. chopped broiled mushrooms
1/4 C. dairy sour cream
1 tap. lemon juice
and remove boney tiuue
from crab. Coarsely chop eggs;
set aside. In a two-quart sauce
l)an melt butler, add minced
chives and cook until tender,
Blend in flour, salt, mustard, pep-
per and paprika. A(ld water and
instant non-fat dry milk. Cook,
stirring constantly tmtil thicken-
cti. Add mushrooms, sour cream,
lemon juice, crab meat and eggs.
Bring to serving temperature.
Stoon sauce into toast cups.
Yield l quarts, or four serv-
ings of 1V= cups each. Allow two
toast cups per serving.
10 are queen-elect, Patsy MJlt-
enberger :" senior princess-elect,
IAnda Koch : junior princess-
elect, Barbara Bamford: guido
elect, Diane Kokett: and marsh-
al-elect, Chris Lord.
Several girls a t t e n d c d
a Friendship Night in Aberdeen
April 2. There was a surprise
party for Linda Archer, after-
wards. She is moving to another
bethel.
Maxine Schmidt won the cake
for the Birthday March.
It was decided the choir will
sing "Let There Be Peace", the
United Nations theme song, for
Grand Session,
Christie Dillon will be initiated
at the next meeting.
Mountain View
PTA Fun Nicjht
This Saturday
• The annual Fun Night spon-
sored by the Mountain View PTA
will be held this Saturday from
5-9 p.m. in the school multi-pur-
pose room.
Something new has been added
this year. There will be a pic-
ture booth as well as the usual
games of penny pitch, fish pond
and many others.
Potato salad, hot dogs and
pie will be available and a draw-
ing will be held for an oil paint-
ing donated for the occasion by
Mrs. Riffey, former Shelton tea-
cher.
Terry Sfephens
Gets Promotion
• A Shelton senior at Eastern
Washington State College, Terry
M. Stephens, has been promoted
to cadet lieutenant colonel in the
EWSC Reserve Officers Training
Corps detachment.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les C. Stephens, he is a gradu-
ate of Shelton High School and is
majoring in geoh)gy.
MORE THAN 5,000 sons and
daughters of deceased or perm-
anently disabled veterans were
receiving Veterans Administra-
tion educational assistance in
January 1969.
Jayeffes To Meet
b Mrs. Willard Hicks will be DICK ANGLE, president of the Mason Gen-
hostess to the Shelton Jayettes eral IIospltal Commission, accepts a check
this evening in her home. Co- from Mrs. Don Makoviney, president of Ep-
hostess will be Mrs. Gary Plews.
Members will have a White Ele- sllo)l Omicron Chapter, Beta Sigma Pht
phant sale following the meeting.
and Mineral Show to be held by
the Tacoma Agate Club this week-
end.
The show will be a Rockhound
salute to the 36th annual Daffodil
Festival and Parade. Show hours
will be from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday and from It) a.m. to 6
p.m, Sunday in the University
of Puget Sound fieldhouse, Ta-
coma.
The 10 clubs represented at the
show will have outstanding dis-
plays of Indian artifacts, jewelry,
gems, minerals and crystals.
There will be a lunch counter.
Tickets are available locally
from Bill Weeks, 523 North 1st
Street.
Church To Have
Sale Next Week
J A plant and rummage sale
will be held April 1748 by
membe of St. Edward's Cath.
oltc Chureh. Sale hours both
days will be fl'om 9:30 a.m.
- 5 p.m. in the parish hall
bemement.
8 released from ac-
tive duty after January 1955
mtmt complete GI KtU educe.
tion by May 31, 1974, or eight
yean atter dtJcharge, Whl0h-
ever ls later.
Shop Mell
Chev-Olds
over
100 Cars,
Pickups, Trucks
from
the convenient family
size (7 oz.) regularly $1,50 NOW JUST
75¢
AND ALSO AT Vz PRICE:
* CREAM DEODORANT --r smooths
on, absorbs quickly
. ROLL.ON-roils on easily, quickly.
* STiCK-slides on, won't crumble.
Regularly $L00 N0W JUST 50 €
Stock up for your family needs n0w.
Whichever you choose, you'll find
Tussy's continuous action deodorants
protect on and on and on.
For a limited time 0nly... these
once a year savings!
Future Nurses
Invited To
y
"' .... Soft Drink Pa
• A soft drink party will be held
i at 3:30 p.m. today for girls inter-
.... ested in nurses training. The e-
.O vent, sponsored by the Mason
.... ..... General Hospital Auxiliary nurs-
ing scholarship committee, will
' ...... ...... be held in the home of Mrs. Har-
..... {:: : OldAuxiliary Cramer, members 1425 West areTUrner'asked
to make plans to attend the an-
GREG HASBROUCK nual spring luncheon which will
be held May 26 in the Methodist
Church. More details later.
* High School Spotlight *
WCTU To Meet
• June 15 Greg HasBrouck will brown eyes and (lark hair, and • The Woman's Christian Tern-
head for Hawaii where he will weighs 210 pounds. He was born perance Union will meet Friday
work and renew friendships made June 20, 1951 in Cashmere and in the Baptist Curch. The meet-
there last summer. In the Oil he has lived in Shelton the past four ing will begin with a tea at 1 p.m.
plans to enter the University of years. Members are asked to take a
Hawaii. He will probably major He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. visitor.
in political science. George HasBrouck and has two
Greg's subjects this year in- sisters, Gall, 15, and Lynn, 13.
ciudo civics, sociology, kkee Donnie J. Guild
ing, world affairs and debate.
Because debate does take so
much time outside of class, New Officers Of Has New Officers
Greg's other activities are limit-
ed. He is a member o f "S" Club, v.,.C'kr;s+ma s .,,T^wn • New officers were elected for
having played tackle position on the coming year at the April
the Highclimber football team the , = _ meeting of the Donnie J. Ortho-
past three years. He has been a |OlS Installed Pedic Guild. Members met in the
senator two years and works -- I- home of Mrs. Ray err with Mrs.
part-time at MeIl Chevrolet. The newly elected officers of E. Mailoy as co-hostess.
His spare time activities include Christmas Town TOPS were in- Mrs. Cecil McLatn is the new
water skiing, hunting and fish- stalled to begin the TOPS New president; Mrs. Ray Cook, vice
ing. He especially likes hunting year April 1. Taking office were president; Mrs. R. Rae, treasur-
deer and fishing for trout. Leona Christensen, leader; Barb er; and Mrs. Fred Stuller, secre-
Greg is 6 feet 1 inch tall, has Kelley, co-leader; Alice Getty, tary.
' secretary; Mickey McMorris,
treasurer; and Dot Clark, weight
recorder.
D..; ..,.I
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The chapter received a thank- ,...r....,....
you letter from Vietnam for the
package of candy and gum sent • The Mason County Unit of Re-
tired Teachers will meet at the
recently. Dick Linn told the mere- Capital Restaurant Friday for a
bars the $8 box of goodies did 1 p.m. luncheon. Mrs. Anna Sjo-
not last through one lunch break, holm will show pictures which
He said they gave the gum to the were taken in Russia.
U. N. sailors who average 16
years of age.
Carol Hodgdon was crowned
Queen of the Month for March. Amaranth To Meet
The chapter welcomes all who
have a weight problem. The • Royal Court No. 26, Order of
meetings are held Wednesday Amaranth will hold election of
evening from 7-9 p.m. in the officers at 8 p.m. next Wednes-
court house annex on Railroad day in the Masonic Temple. All
Avenue. members are invited to attend.
Looking on is Mrs. A1 Johnson, chapter
treasurer. The money will go toward audio-
visual aid equipment for Mason General
Hospital.
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LADLES' SPORTSWEAR
One group of skirts, sweaters, vesta by famous maker.
In red, white and blue or plain and plaids.
THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Bette Cowan
Morton was announced at a family dinner
Miss Cowan is the daughter of Mrs. Edwin J.
ion and Norman B. Cowan, Ca.thlamet.
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Morton,
wedding date is set for August 3. At the p-ese
young peopl e are attending the University of
1/3 OFF
LADLES' DRESSES
One special group of misses, juniors and half sizes.
1/3 to 1/2 PRICE
-- Discontinued Foundations ---
LACE FLIRTATION BRAS
By famous maker, elasticized with spandex. Cross-
over bands in front and undercup binding. Reg. $2.99.
Now Sl.99
LONG LEG PANTY GIRDLE
Thigh line, with power net elastic side sections and re-
oessed garters. Regularly $3.99.
Now s2.99
MR. AND MRS. HARRY COLE of Matlock
forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Jae
Michael Stangeland of Conway. Miss
graduate of Mary M. Knight High School ad is
end year at "¢¢estern Washington State Co liege
ham.
3rd & Railroad * Choose from 3 Credit Plans