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"/ 'tt ol, 1962 SII'ELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in Chrfsfmastow;i, u.S.A., Shelton, Washington Page 13
IAN enjoys preparing snacks and
=t are constantly filling her home.
unusual applesauce cake that will be
ccasion.
Redman's "Irish"
sn't surprising she
th a recipe from
:rish Apple Cake
n any applesauce
:" eaten. When you
ions you will see
IEETING IS
SUBJECTS
A good
would be "she
people like
active in
since her own
old enough to
they were
as Den Mothe
and as a Girl
she is active in
Molay motllers
much time m
David's
Sybil and
have a lar
Their teen-ag'
Lonie Rac, 13,
Brian, 7, k
friends., sybi
ics and mak:
hot dogs for
teen-agers. #
Collecting we ed
odd hobby, btlttifl
and makes beau de #
and Christmas o Ill#
them. She alal
driftwood for to- 1#
enin " is another
. g •
,go:el
joys lr
3 cups s " II
3/4 cup sug ar |
b tsp. altt |
egg yolR
1 cnp "butter -e
graled rind of Oi
No 3oa
(about 1 ;/
, l, sp. einnar°J'
their flowers. She
"s fair is suecess-
,ved to the airport
h would make it
for the exhibitors
proud to learn
had been one of
. the Washington
of Garden Clubs'
ld at Century 21
• • p
described the out-
of Luyry Ether-
)binson of Grape-
silver bowl as first
set Magazine for
scene. They won
ssional landscape
dl over the North-
lub ag'airl planted
crry tree at the
[ on Arbor Day,
nes Isaac Jeffery,
Henry Hansmeicr
/ttended the cere-
ler. who had just
trip to northern
• regon, told o the
gs of native rho-
azaleas along the
ged the club mere-
he State Highway
ng that our native
)e planted along
cay and between
ia after the new
leted.
berts, t member
lg Committee. to-
. Charles Lcntz,
Mrs. Henry Jest,
e to attend, pre-
7or next year's of-
toted to ask the
a unanimous bal-
fficers are: Mrs.
President; Mrs.
r. 1st vice-presi-
A. Witsiers. 2nd
h's. V. T. Cmmolly,
tary; Mrs. Nina
nding Secretary;
rravis, Sr.. Treas-
ers thanked Mrs.
m incumbent offi-
otion to the many
ed this past year
ub.
to send Mrs. Hen-
;ate to the Wash-
'den Club conven-
June, paying all
arisen, represent-
rile Shop, gave a
, program with
nd many samples
o showed colored
,ic tiles on build-
this community was a surprise two htmdred packets were passed
for the many friends who attended
the open house given by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Harris at their North
Shore home last Sunday afternoon.
Tiny scrolls in clever verse an-
nounced the engagement of Miss
Diana Harris and Mr. James
Sargent, son of the Laurence Sat'-
gents of Victor. Delighted guests i
joined in congratulations .and best
wishes to the young people and
their parents.
Two welcorned nev¢ alTivals arc I
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keith, I
and tile new daughter at: the home I GI:APEVIEVV Miss Jerri Lee
of the Gerald Heaths. Iwas t'he perfect COml)limcnt to the
beauteous and dainty pink lady
Belfair PTAs were prepresented t created by the Grapevicw Mothers'
at the National Convention in]Club float committee, as she pri-
Portland by Mrs. John JohnSOlL [
Mrs. Vern(m B.eeson, and Mrs. t rely preceded along l:he Mason
Charles Williams. County Forest Festival Paul Bun-
.................................... yah l)aradc route h:tst Sahlrdajr
I9 Pinoch!e Tables
Ily ll'S. N q l Vane(,
ont this year by Co-chairmen Mrs.
lxex Crossen and Mrs. Jolin Clappe.
EVER(IIIEIgN Garden Club's
May meeting was held in the local
fire hail, and combined the busin-
ess meeting and the annual inter-
club flower show. Mrs. H. E.
Meyers of Bremerton acted as
judge, and gave comments on the
entries.
Math Teacher To
BROASTED CHICKEN
morning. Paying homage to the
"Salute to S nday Schools" thenle
Princess Jerri Lee wag pl'eSllln-
to be making hcr home for the
next sewral years in England
where her husband-to-be is sta-
It(reed with the United States Air
Force. LILIA\\;VA1/P Lilliwaup Corn-
Spending front Saturday until inanity Club card trn'ty leri(tay
Monday with the Walter Claytons evening was well attended anti
St. were Mr. and Mrs. Louie Sitz-
nlilny neA r faces were scelt, Nine
bea'ger, Mrs. Clayton'g sister and tables ()iT pin(mhle were p|aye(I.
husband of Seattle. Chilling thrill This wau the last in a series of
of the visit oceurrcd Sunday st)me
where between the time when tile High score went to Eva ttansen
the World's Newest Way to Cook.
YOU UKE CHICKEN
golden brown, tender, deIicious
cooked in pure vegetable oils,
juices and goodness sealed in
IT HERE OR TAKE IT WITH YOU!
NO LONG WA.ITING
from ,law through to the borne
JIM JU6T 7 MINUTES
AlAmO FEATURED
Diner
bI°0tl Caal blear Potlatch -- opposite Tacoma
werhouee on Highway 101
one Hoodsport TR 7-9488
Diana is a graduate of South
Kitsap High, and attended the
U. of W. The groom-to-be is a
graduate of Olympic College. Both
re now employed in Seattle, and
plan a fall wedding.
A great deal of local activity
this week centered around the
High School, whea'e tile first grad-
uation exercises were held in the
new Gym on Tuesday. A Bacca-
laureate service, in which all local
denominations were represented,
also took place in the gym Sunday
evening.
SO WHILE Belfairites offer all
congratulations te the Class of
'62, they also feel a glow of pride
in the community interest and able
school leadership that have re-
sulted in tim pxesent fine educa-
tional system at North Mason.
Seeds for local school children
were handed out last week by
Evergreen aGrden Club, whose
Junior Gardening Committee had
polled the first six grades to find
out what seeds the youngsters
wanted to plant. Flowers and
egetables grown by the first
six grades will be shofn at the
Junior Fair this fall.
This project, which has won a
number of awards from the State
Federation for encouraging Junior
Gardening, has been carried on
by the club for a number of years,
Sweepstakes in tile Hol*ticultural
in an effort to interest the school- Fred, o£ Belfair;
division went to Mrs. Claire Bogle.
Mrs. C. Jack Jones won best-in-
show; and high scorer ill the novice
class was Mrs. Charles Williams;
while Mrs. John Clappe took the
same honor in the amateur class.
Mrs. Glenn Criss was general
chairman for the show, and was
assisted by Mesrames Earl Ander-
son,Robez Johnsen, Boyd Hunter,
Elmer Sandstrom, Charles Wil-
liams, Calvin Mann, Claude Me-
Knight, C. Jack Jones, John
Clappe, James Huffman, Ethel
Randall, Tom Gibson, Phill Rarey
and M. W. Newkirk.
The group voted to not send a
delegate to the state convention
this year, and instead will add the
money usually used for this pur-
pose to their scholarship fund.
Mr. and Mrs. eorge Oaklund
spent the week end at Acean City,
and ittended graduation exercises
at Moclips High School where their
niece, Phyllis Schriner, was one
of the honor graduates. Phyllis,
who has made many friends in this
area, while spending summers on
the canal, received a scholarship to
Grays Harbor J. C.
SYMPATtlY is extended to the
Myers family on the loss of their
mother, Mrs. Marguerite Myers,
68. Born in New Hampshire, she
had lived in this area for the past
16 years. SmTivors include 5 sons,
Donald, Gene,
Attend Institute
SANTA CLARA---High school
mathematics teachers front 18
states including Bruce Kreger of
Shelton will attend a sumn]er in-
stitute in mathematics at the Uni-
versity of Santa Clara. The Na-
tional Science Foundation spon-
sors the institute, which will open
June 25 under the direction of
Professor Gerald L. Alexandcrson
and associate director Dr. Abra-
ham I. Hillman, both of the SCU
mathematics department.
The program is designed to
strengthen the teachers' mastery
of subject matter and to increase
their ability to motivate students
to consider careers in mathemat-
ics and science. Each of the 56
teachers will receive a stipend
from the foundation to attend the:
six. weeks session. .
Two visiting professors, E)r. J.i
E. Wetzel from the University of i
Illinois and Dr. R. L. Van de We-
tering from San Diego State Col-
lege, also will teach in the insti-
tute.
When a man comes to me for
advice, I find out the kind of ad-
vice he wants, and I give it to him. :
--Josh Billings,
Timex mens'
Electric Watch
nationally advertised
$39.95
$2995
G raduat00ion ' *Special
Mens' Timex
21 Jewel Watch
'199s
4, tsp. cloVeS,. ,.
Mix flour', s,"' and ETERNA WATCHES
butter and lern0'
true into tWO r ,
ottOm 0, starting at $17.95
part into b _ C " * " " " "
M}). applesatlC' -,
wlth l.e' (these are quality jeweled lever watches)
cl( yes, ,, 0f
and spread o 'vlltll
Bake 40 to 40 1@ _.
ed 9 x 9 square Y Cl
Top witl whiPP'#
sauce. Yield ilaj/|
,000!t OLOSE-OUT PRIOES
Golden Ag'dSl:, I
Birthday I'G': . - Birt!st0ne
The Golden on all
at 12 noon ,fun' 1
:|', StIAEFER and PARKER
Ha. for a birtm#l I
At, the last rCr¢l:; PENCILS R,np
came from (
Tacoma, 2 fr° PEN nd
t l'on Shelton f;i'. ' ' '
ntembers a ndeiltel¢i.
aranth choir tle, PRICE 1/2 P ice
00omoo,00%00 V2 r
each FridaY
WSC_.$# ! values to $35.00
COMMI'It -,
An executive;;' regularly $5.00 - $25.00
ot the wSCS a,l
Mrs. H. T. C°F/I
meeting will o
Wednesda
The
• SPECIAL
I
Special graduation prices on all...
LONGINE-WITTNAUER, BULOVA, WYLER
Society will
ink at 7:30
the PUD
=RI
INIE-
Travel
Clo00ks
4 ONLY
Sitar-o-Way Luggage
ably on her way to Sun(lay school.
Our float captm'ed a l.hird place
in the "Outlying Scho(*ls" divi-
sion and that's not bad, (h'apevicw
being the only grade school among
the winners!
Princess JerI'i Lee, accompanied
by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jer-
ry Hill of Mason Lake, was a
guest of honor at the Queen's ban-
quet held last Thursday night in
Shelton. Friday, much to the dis-
may of all concerned ,with her
appearing in our float, the 24
h(lllr stonlach flu struck down
all but 10 of otlr grade school
children, "royalty" as well as com-
moner! It was a great relief to
all to later learn lhat Princess
Jerri Lee would be able to attend
Saturday's parade."
OTIIER GllAPEVIlCWITE ta-
king part in the festivities were
Mr. Myron Polk, who marched
with the Nuel Curtis V.F.D. Liz
Seiners rode ill the DeMolay car
as ¢"DeMolay Sweetheart", for-
going marching witlt the Shelton
High band as a ong queen. Yell
leader Sue Gatlin and Clarinetist
Bob Pelan marched with the
North Mason band. Kim Nieklaus
and cousin Linda Evans marched
earlier in the Kiddies' Parade as
Indians, but tile "horse" with
which they had planned to ap-
peal" had apparently stampeded!
Among our youngsters serving
in civic and religious groups
(Rainbow, Young Life, and the
church-sponsored efforts) were
Liz Seiners, Pare and Chief Clay-
ton and Doug Lutz. Doug also
most graciously consented to drive
the jeep upon which our float was
mounted, an inconspicuous but
very important job! Many thanks
are extended to all those direct-
ly and indirectly helping with our
entry and to Clem Hell, who gen-
erously loaned his jeep.
Several dances held Saturday
evening provided further enter-
tainment for several Grapeview
couples. Julie Stock's Combo play-
ed for the Treasure Island Coun-
try Club Cotton Ball held at
the Vaughn Civic Center. Local
folks there were Russ and Ruth
Wells, Joe and Shirley Engen and
Rollie Martin, Joe and Rollie play-
ing with the combo. Treasm'e is-
landers coming out from their
Tacoma homes to attend the
dance were the Jack Kellys, the
Gummr Ares, the Dave Fredricks,
the A1 Lindemans, tim Ed Millers,
the Kisers and the Zehes.
Ed and Louise Okonek, Leslie,
Richard and Carol Zabr,ski fer-
lied over to Anderson Island to
the hmne of Bob and Carol Rey-
nolds whereupon they all enjoyed
the dance hold at the island club-
house, all spending Saturday night
with the Reynolds'.
Howard and Murial Somers and
Walt and Salli Clayton enjoyed
a relaxing and informal, evening
at the Bayshore Golf Chlb drop-in
dance as the guests of Bean and
Sue Daniels of Shelton,
A MISCELLANEOUS shower
given for daughter, Mrs. Jeanne
Hoskins, took Mrs. John Stevens
and daughter Lynne to Seattle
Saturday. Daughter Kay, Mrs.
Morgan Brassfield, also attended
the most pleasant get-together
which was given by Jeanne's sis-
ter-in-law, Miss Colleen Hoskins,
at her Seattle home.
Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson, Treasure Island
residents has quite an exciting fu-
ture awaiting her. Shc will grad-
uate from the University of Pu-
get Sound Friday evening and
then will be kept busy with plans
for her wedding. Karen expects
two nlen returned fron a tour
about Treasnre Island and the
time when Salli Clayton and chil-
dren retm'ned home from attend-
ing Sunday scttool.
Salli and the chihiven found
their hme blocked by a 130 foot
giant of a fir tree which had fan
len in the few short minutes which
had passed since the lane had
last been used! Breathing a sigh
of relief, the men bucked up and
cleared away the fallen tree and
contemplated it a.s a good addit.ion
to the wood pile[
St)ending this week here ill
Grapeview with Julie and Doris
Stock are datlghter Jackie and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nut-
ter. The had occasion for the Nut-
ters' Irip from their Bountiful,
Utah home was the passing of
Glen's father, Mr. Darwin Mutter
of Yehn. Saturday Services were
: held for Mr. Muller at the Mills
land Mills Chapel in Olympia Tues-
i day afternoon.
YOUNG MAN sporting a beau-
tiful shiner Monday morniag was
Clifford Hicks. Scents a very ram-
bunctous tether ball pole unex-
pectedly loomed in his path last
Thursday at school and Clifford
came out second best in the ensu-
ing bout!
Apparently the old saying "If
you want to get something done,
asR a busy person" holds true!
Having been bumting the midnight
oil all week as float committee
chairman, Murial Seiners tlshed
home following the Paul Bunyan
parade Saturday l.o join Howard
in preparing for the ammal visit
of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Fowler of
Everett. The Fowlers, who arrived
on schedule aboard their beauti-
ful 40 foot Chris Craft cruiser,
the Miss Kay II, had aboard
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee
and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Josepllson, all
of Everett.
Preparing for a visit from the
Antique Car Clnb and the Model
"A" Clnb of Renton and Seattle
to the St. Charles Winery kept
Bill Seiners from attending the
parade. Twenty persons arrived
in five beautifully preserved ve-
hicles and thoroughly enjoyed
touring the \\;Vinery and visiting
the boat collection. A short side
trip was made to glimpse tim
workings of one of Mr. Walter
Clayton Sr's steam monsters be-
fore the group departed.
Later on that afternoon, folh)w-
ing the departure of the Miss Kay
II, 1.4 nmmbcrs of thc Yakinm
Valley outboard club arrived at
the St.. Charles Winelvy and were
escorted on its mosl interesting
local Lore'. These folks trailered
l.heir craft across the mountains
to take a tour of the southern
Puget Sound waters, making this
tour a "must" for this trip.
Web and Ruth-Etherton drove
to Vashon Island Saturday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs, Otto Ther-
kelsen. Many residents of Grape-
view will recall that Mr. Therkel-
sen was the first person to oper-
ate the Auto-Freight Service from
Tacoma many years ago. Of in-
terest to their many friends will
be the reminder that Lhe Therkel-
sens will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary July 10.
THE HOWARD Cooks joined
the Bill Masons of Bremerton at
the Hearthstone Saturday evening
for a double celebration, the Ma-
sons having been wed 15 years
May 31 and How.ard and Clco's
Silver Anniversary having occur-
red May 29. An a special treat,
Arnc,Lund, proprietor of the es-
tablishnmnt, provided a beautiful
five parties
and Matt Kaare; low to tVranees
Moake and Rohmd \\;Villson; 300
pinochle to KaLhryn Mchltyre and
Nell Vance. Nancy card was the
lucky winner of the door prize.
Maybclle Willson won high score
in the series with a score of 2(I,480
and Bob Moffett high for men
with a score of 23,950. Hostesses
for the evening were Bernice Le-
imback and Emma Lee.
The next card party will beheld
June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sceva
ntotored to 'Paconla last Smtday
io the imme of Zoe's sisLcr, Mr.
and Mrs. E. T, Knox where Moll-
day nlornitlg l.hey accompaltied
Mr. Lnd Ml's, Knox to Seattle
where lhey all spent ihe .liay at
tile fair, They all had a good. time
but returned home very th'ed.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Jean Mc-
Kasson entertained at her honm,
with Mrs. Jim Dean as co-he'tess
at a going-away handkerchief
party for Mrs. Don Warman, who
will be leaving for Oregon as Soon
as school is out. Those attending
V,:ere nlesdantcs Ken Gravcs, "Bob
Nesbitt, John Laramie, Iudy
Schwab, Verne Hmter, Bill Rob-
bins, Oliver Gray, John Pill, Bert
Tweed, Clayton Ferrier, and Bill
Bryant. Mrs. l_)ean received many
lovely hankies.
I)ELICIOIS refreshments were
served late in the evening by tlte
hostesses Jean McKason and
Mrs. Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sc.hauf-
let motored to Taconm last Sat-
urday where they visiLed Lhcir
(laughter and fanlily, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Hnbbard. On mld'ty Llley
visited another daugt:ter and fa-
mily, Mr. and Mrs. George Berg
at Chico before retm'ning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Pierce of El-
don and daughters Janice and
Vicki were world's fair visitors
three days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry SmitlI of
Beacon Point Resort had as house
guests Tuesday their son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith.
Wallace is stationed at Yakima.
wil;h the Army for a month, and
then will leave for Fort; Ord, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. George Meake mo-
tored to Kelso hi.st Monday to at:-
l.end the fmmral ,)f lPrlnccs, sis-
ier-in-law, Mrs. Sanford Lord.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moake, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Astley were din-
ner guests of iMr. and Mrs, John
Watkins at ,laclcson Cove Resort
Wednesday evening. They all nlo-
lorcd to Hadh:ol to attend the
meeting of ().E.S, Chal)ler that
evening.
MR. AND MRS. Don Gorcs and
children of Taconla \\;vere weckend
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill McKasson.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen of
White Center tlave rented one of
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. John
Aaro and are lllanning l)uihling
a home on thc'Canal,
Hood Canal Garden Chlb will
nicer June 7 at the home of Mrs.
Crosby in Shelt;on. Potluck hmeh
will bc served at 12:30.
cake, topped by sparklers! Later,
the Cooks, Masons and Lunds
went; ml to the Kiisap County Golf
and Country Club for dancing.
May we add onr congratulations
to those already received!
Weekend gnests of the Arthur
Zehe were Rev. and Mrs. Fredrick
Zehe. The special reason for the
visit; was the celebration of Art's
89th birthday. Art's parents ar-
rived Friday evening, staying on
until Sunday, when they all en-
joyed the delicious birthday din-
ner.
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