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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
May 13, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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1965 L Friday nds of the Temperance flday ill the e First Meth- ).m. luncheon Were giv- Mounts and Turner con- ~ting. Auler- Temperance "What the led by Eells, Bell, Olive and Alta Miss John- the meet- be held in iL ARANTH ESDAY Order of There attend. e Ut our tUne-up than now? us send an at a time tOday.) SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Chrisflnastown,u. Tr g...,..A ,,, Shelton Washington a|'S 0 O0 In National Music Week Gratifying To Sponsors $ i !" ..... Soc,ety Ed,tor • Ma,'j Jacobson • Phone 426-4412 ( :' Society Editor', M; . _ ( • • • • f • Parh©mpahon During Shel- roa Guild President Names Committee Heads National Music Weet( drew to a close Sunday with reports of ex- cellent commuuity cooperation from chairman Mrs. Bernicp Ste- wart. Mrs. Stewart has exfended her thanl~s on behalf of herself and the Shelton Music Club, spon- sors of the event locally, to every- one who helped make it such a SUCCESS. Local churches report good at- teudance May 2 when hymns an(~ anthems were dedicated to a spe- cial day of sacred nlusic. Special enjoyment was available to music lovers both Sundays when Dr. A~l- drew Beelik presented a local con- cert hour dedicated to Music Week fro nlthe local radio station. A most successful feature of the special week was the recital of 14 members of Ah's. Bernhard Vfiuiec- ki's piano class held in her home May 4 and dedicated to young musiciaus. Students ranging in age from 7 to 16 years gave an ex- cellent performance for relatives, friends and several members of the Shelton Music Club. Mrs. Stewart spoke of tile pur- pose of Music Week good will and community participation as a listener, beginner or advanced HER RECIPE FOR Lemon Refrigerator Cookies is the one Joane :musician, briefly outlining events Hart chose to donate to the Journal file. With her in the above of the week• Journal photo is her son Jon• The week's highlight was the * * * * Silve:" Tea held Saturday ill the Lenlon Refrigerator Cookies is lion secretaL'Y of her church cir- home of Mrs. Charles I~. Lewis. Joane Hart's contribution to our cle. During bowling season sheMrs. Lewis introduced a. brilliant -lo v ....... R " bowls in the Rayonier League, a young pianist, Paul Grotjahn, 16, ~,• \ lll~ ille oI recipes, ell'igor- )nat' slle hds'en:o--~ "- " " ........ 1 , lme • ": j yea u~e Jas~. of Seattle, who was spousored by ator cool¢les arc a iavorttc wire five years the Shclton Music Club. Young many because of their conven- ~ ~ " * * * Grotjahn's rare musical ability and ience and ..tile/act ).hey freeze Lemon Refrigerator Cooldes freshness made a memorable occa- equauy veell Dezore or after they1 cup white sugar are baked. 1 cilp brown sl)gar siOnent, fin" the many who were pres. .Joane is the wife of Gerry Hart 11/..'., cups shortening Throughout the afternoon Mrs. wno is associated with Shelton 3 eggs, beaten Bruce Kreger and Mrs. Bernhard Sheet Metal Works. They have 5 cups flour (or more) Winiecld, accompanied by Mrs. one son, Jon, just a year old. 1 tap. salt Lewis at the piano, presented sew Before her marriage she work- I tsp. soda eral duets. Pouring for the occas- ed at Rayonier, Inc. and enjoys A little cold water ion were Shelton Music Club pres- filling in there part-time now. However, most of hor time is spent being a homemaker. She enjoys reading, something she had little time for when she worked. She has recently taken up knitting and is practicing on a sweater for Jon. Since she became a mother Jo- ane Ms given up most of the or- ganizations she belonged to but is still active in tile Faith Luth- eran ehllrch where she is educa- Year 1 cup chopped nuts 1 cup dates 1 tap. lemon flavor 1 tap. vanilla flavor Cream shortening. Add sugar, cream again. Add eggs, flour, .,,oda, salt, flavoring, water, fruit and nuts. Mix well and shape in rolls. Refrigerate to chill. Slice thin and bake at yore" convenience 10 Lo 15 minuies•in a 350 degree oven• Makes al)out six dozen. SEY CLUB TO ELECT OFFICERS THIS FRIDAY The St. Edward's Youth Club will hold a potluck dinner meeting at 6 p.m. this Friday ill the church basement. Milk will be furnished. Final plans will be made for the annual picnic and elections for the coming year will take place. Only 8th grade students arc eli- gible to be nominated for office. MATYE FAMILY PLANS OI'EN HOUSE SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Tom Matye will hold all ol)en house from 1 - 6 p.m. this Sullday in their new Hoods- port home. The Maiye residence, which was recently completed, replaces a new one the fanfily lost by fire De- cember 3 of last year. ZONTA CLUB SLATES I)INNER MEETING rrhe regular monthly dinner meeting of Shelton-Mason County Zonta Club will bc held at 6:30 P p.m. tonight at Hei]lie's Broiler. This is Fellowship month and a.ll members are urged Lo attend. Hoslesses for this month are Eliz- abeth Simpson, Min Wivell and Wanda Nilson. / Warranty < l"cludes ALL Service, Parts and Labor 426-4302 e Only At own & C0untn/PUMPS STRIKE BRIGHT WHITE NOTE FOR SUMMER I'IANDBAGS to Match /" / I from $5.95 / i iShbone $12.99 • VV'hite Patent idcnt Mrs. James Barrom, Mrs. R. W. Norvold and Mrs. Ralph Wagner. M~'s. Ralph Horton was chairman of the tea assisted by Mrs. Ralph Hofflnan and members of the club. Other notes of interest included displays in the local schools, store windows and the public library in- dicating interest of all ages in Music Week. A report was received from the \¥ashington Corrections Center with regard to participation of res- idents and inmates through the week and good attendance for the Sunday religious services. Patients at the Shelton Manor nursing home were entertained Thursday afternoon with songs by the members of the Pizzicato Jun- ior Music Chlb accompanied by their counselor Mrs. R. W. Nor- vold. The Bremerton Peninsula Music Club Wonlan's Cht)ra] Society was host for the inter-club dinner serv- ed Friday ill the Silverdale Metho- (list ehnreh. Fourteen member~ of the Shelton Music Club were in attendance. Each group represent- ed presented numbers fl'om its own club dedicated to National Music Week. National Music Week is spon- sored by the National Federation of Music Chlbs with which Shelton Music Club is affiiliated. TROOP 33 Girl Scout Troop 33 went for a hike to Walker Park leaving from the Thriftway store at 9 a.m. and returning at 5 p.m. Sat- urday. Whe[~ we got there we gathered wood Jor our fire then put up a Girl ~COuL tent. After that we went down to the beach. When we came back up we put our', food ou to Cook. We had foil stew. • After we ate wc took down the tent. Just as we were ready to ~eave three (iris canle uo from tile beach ~vit~ v~to,'~ Wo- nl.~c] a .... o., .,L..r ..... eo.-.~_ ' na ate them then clemled up and left. ~.arb Dunbar, troop seribo Barb Rogerson, ineolning presi- dent of the Shel-Toa Orthopedic Guild, named her committees for the coming year at a dinner meet- ing held iu the banquet room of the Shelton hotel last Thursday. Memorial chairman is Chloe Scholes, 426-8567 ; mart, June Christiansen ; Christmas cards, Carolyn Ragan; project, Nancy Cunningham, Sandy Wood and Donya Sauford; gift, Phyllis Tem- breull; serapbool¢, Rose l)ougher- ty and h)is Tibbitts; telephone, Shirley Chamberlin, and Mary Ann Winn; publicity, Nadia Ho- viud; and area council represen- tative, Rose Nye. Outgoing president Nadia Ho- viud was presented x~qth an en- graved sih, er dish. Final arrangements for the fer- est festival booth were made. Pop, coffee and doughnuts will be s01d with all proceeds going to the Mary Bridges Children's hospital ill Tacoma. Dr. Kelvin Hamilton, president of tile local ARS chapter, and Dr. Ben Briggs, chairman of the show this year, extend their hearty welcome to this year's guests• They have prepared a h'ee pamph- let on home culture of rhododen- drons ineh lding a list of varieties that are known to do well in the i Shelton area. A display of books and journals on rhododendrons will also be on hand. Shares will be sold on "t fine plant of the beautiful red rhodo- dendron, "Mars", donated by Lt. Comdr. aud Mrs. Hornet" of Sea- beck. Proceeds will be used to pu.rchase additional plants' for the Rhododendron Test Garden in Cal- lanan Park. Spotlight * /~i/ :-i •i , I !i/ / Operated and Managed by CHRIsTENSEN'S for SHOES Bremerton MOLLY TAYLOR will study pre-veterinary medicine at Michigan State University beginning in the fall. She became interested in the subject through helping her family raise horses. A member of Honor Society at Shelton High School, she has been active in community organizations as well as school groups• Journal Want Ads hy FROM They Necessities Next time you visit our store, look arouud you. What you see ill row llpoi1 row oi' shelves and Collnters lu41y seelll like a lot of products. But what you act- ually sec is only part of our stock-- like tilat part of an ice- berg you see al)ovc water• Out of sight are thousands of other products. These are care- fully stored away in special e;~binets, in medicine refriger. ators, and in various other st, or2 lessly cleau reeeptaeles lllallfi under lock and key. In('h for iuch, l~o other store in the world carries as lnaILv separate and di;~tinct items as the inodern inleriesn i)barnltl- ey. It really does add lip to tolr,~ of tiny but vital needs. All this stock is a weighty responsibili- ty for us. ~¥hy ? Because every ounce must be precisely labeled. exactly weighed kept fresh and pure at all limes--ready for Annual Rhododendron Show To Be Held Here ,,, ,,, ,, ,, A family interest in horses has with raising horses,any emergency. Sahrday And Sunday been instrumental in helping :Mof / Her senior subj()ci.s have been The Fifth Annual Rhododend- ly Taylor, Shelton ttigh School [civics, trigonomctr3, English, dra- The world behind the counter of a drug store is a fascinating ron Show of the Shelton Chapter senior, make the decision about [matics and physics, one. But awesome, too, in its of tile Al~]eriean. Rhododendron her future career. A Merit Schol-[ The daughter of Mr and Mrs degree of responsibility. We Society will be hold fi'om 10 a.m. , • ' .... " .... to6 p.m. both Saturday and Sul,-~rshzPo ":~[ezndak~leltuP~)S:~b~,, ~o~ [,lames Tayh)r of Agate, Molly was never forget this. day in the Sinlpson office build- ' :, " . : , a 1)n)'n March 12, 19,17 in Pasade is, ,,,, c,,o,,e ' Hell s Pharmacy ing. Admission is free. and every- ~ ' " ,Calif. an t moved to Mason court- one is welcorae to attend. ., Molly will e~]ter Michig:u~. State [ ty when. she was 13 years old. She u~,ve, rslty m tne tall I.o stuoy pre-[ha,a two brothers, Jay an SHS FJtododendrons and azaleas wlllveternlary meaicine, l-let interest)graduate and C~rl J0" be displayed in profusion as whole in animal ...... welfare in, .'] .re"ult:". . of I - >~ ~ orunel" ' ~',r( ~'louv~" ~' "is ,)',f~ r. .... uu[ Fifth & Franklin St. 426-3327 plants and as flower tresses by~aT~l~gai~.~ns~::r~,;s i~ll~C~d mien!and has hazel eyes.'Iu addition to Open Daily 9"30 ~o 7;30 members, frienas and dealers. • :. : .... . .~. "' . ~.. horses her hobby lis includes read-Saturdays --- 9:30 - 6:30 Many hybrids will be shown, both omy tne pleasure o~ rlomg, but u~el , -" ,--. ;.~,-,,0 old favorites and tile latest, va- • .... ~ in " ann \~ ..... ' s ...... ". responsblhty of feeding and e'trl]lg ~ rieties along with a wide ~elec- for them and the satisfaction of - ..................... tion of species, showing them. Loosen Up . . . Word's Out . , . "Ahead Of 'EM All" LAMPOST featuring in pcrson now THE DYNAMICS with w rsatile LANNY SLATER and his TRIUMPHS "That's Right .... Your Heard IL" .- The Lanny Slater Quartet Is Now Playing At The Lampost in Shelton FRIDAY& SATURDAY NIGHTS Don't Miss This -- It Is A Must ---0--- Musio for Young and Old A nlember of Honor Socieiy, Molly also belongs to Girls Ath- letic Association and Scarlet "S". She is secretary for Thespians and has been ill school plays all three of her high school years. She is a public speaker for the Americau Field Service. STATE CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN HERE MRS. HELEN NELSON Outside of school she pal'tit'i- in several orgallizat:ions. She is a Rainbow Girl and at pres- ent is drill leader. She is a mem- ber of a Junior Orthopcdic Gldld, MasoD. Cnlmty Bell Riders and several area organizations tied in Washington State Conference Chairman of the Women's Repub- licm~ Clubs, Mrs. Helen M. Nel- son of Aberdeen, will be the speak- er at the Mason County Women's medet m~Y Republic Club meeting, to be held 16.INCH ESCORT PORTABLE next Wednesday ill the Memorial • Sharp, clear Dayl;ght Blue picture hall. • Big, up-fron~ speaker Mrs. Nelson attended thc con- • Fold.awoy luggage handle , fcrence held in Washington D. C, and will tell about the highlights. • UpJront controls ', Tl!e study club will meet at 1 @ Life+Jr circuit board guoron~ee atP'nl'1:30withp,m,reguar meeting starting $! ~95 -- DATSUN Ph. 352-8525 Sales & Service Olympia "Since 1935" 616 Legion Way PERSONAL PORTABLE TV Model M 111 A • All.channel VHF.UHF reeep. tion with the new G-E Tan- dem "82" integrated tuning system featuring the exclu- sive "410" permatronic tFan- ~istor tuner, • Front controls and front sound-easy to see...easy to use .... easy to hear, • Attractive textured plastic cabinet with matching carry- ing handle. 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