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PACE 14 . BI-1T]LTON:"-MA0N C0!.YN'.TY JOURNAL--.Pnblished in "Ch istmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington Tlmr
Social progress makes the well-
being of all more and more the
business of each. --Henry George
NEW BLUE OX
FRI. - SAT. - ONLY
OPENS 6:45
Former Shellonian
Honored in Yakima
Maj Harold R. Anker. United
States Marine Corps, was Parade
Marshal of the armual Memorial
Day Parade in Yakima May 30. A
former Sheltoniter Major Anker
rode at the head of the parade
in an open car with his family.
Major Anker is presently sta-
tioned in Yakima as Izmpector-ln-
structor of the Fifth 8-inch hIow-
itzer Battery of the Marine Corps
Reserve and he is Ccmmanding of_
fleer of the Armed :Forces Re-
se"ce Training Center: on 16th and
Talmma Avenues in Yakima.
Living in Yakima:with the Ma-
jor are his wife and three child-
ren. He is the son of Mrs. Ole An-
ker of at. 3, Shelton and a bro-
ther of Mrs. William Carlson of
at. 3. He graduated from high
school in Shelton and from Pacif-
ic Lutheran University before be-
coming a career Marine.
Journal Wanl Ads :Pay
MASON COUNTY'S
DINERS
GUIDE
EAT OUT OFTEN
We Take Pride in Our
HOMEBAKED BREAD and PASTRIES
• Complete Variety of DINNERS
• SEAFOODS
GATEWAY CAFE 5 me su a 8h.
oa the Obnpi' tlJghWaY
BREAKFAST- LUNCH DINNER
. PrAm¢..Rb and Steak • ,ae¢
• Homemade Pies
Dinner Parties Invited Open daily 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
MAMIE'S GRILL o, rm=,ie mw.r ziorth
on Mountain View
BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER
Special Dinhers Daily -- Fried Clams -, Oysters
• Buckwheat Hotcakes Anytime •
WE MAKE OUR OWN PIES!
RAU'S CHICKEN DINNER INN t a Cn,o.
on the Canal
-- our specialty --
• BUTTER FRIED CHICKEN
• SEAFOODS • CHOICE STEAKS
We SpecialiZe in Banquets Phone Union 898-2322
Higlway
MINOR'S A & W DRI
ymplc
N.
o Mt. View
"COME AS YOU ARE, WE SERVE IN YOUR CAR" "
• FOOD and DRINK ORDERS TO GO
HAMBURGERS & FRIES
FOOT-LONG HOT DOGS
LAKE CUSIIMAN RE on Lnlcn°m' t
,,/ Dine Over The Water in the Panoramic Dining Room
,l< . CHAR-BROILED STEAKS
/f- . SEAFOOD .CHICKEN +
tf U Cocktails in the LIARS' DEN Banquets- Parties
\\;-/ Phone 877-5388 for reservations if desired
I males East
WALT'S ROBIN HOOD LODGE of Vlllon on me C.nai
An ENCHANTING ATMOSPHERE
FEATURING
• HOME MADE PIES AND PASTRIES
• QUALITY FOOD AT REASD;NABLE PR|GES
• BREAKFAST SERVED ANYTIME
MILLO'S DINER on ood C.n.I ne.r U
on Iighway I01
BREAKFAST -- LUNCH -- DINNER
Our Specialty
• BROASTED CHICKEN (finger-licken' good)
We feature SEAFOOD. too!
Phone 877-9488 Take-Out Orders!
DAIRY QUEEN -mmtStla Shelton
Recognized as THE place for thick SHAKES
and smooth SUNDAES, and :NOW from
DAIRY QUEEN'S kitchen HAMBURGERS
and FRIES, Phone d26-8091
FOR YOUR VERY WARM WELOOME
AT OUR OPEN HOUSE LAST SATURDAY
So cial Even ts
Society Editor • Marj Waters • Phone 426-4412
High School Spotlight
MRTIN FELIX will be stirring with the top ten group at Irene
S. Reed graduation ceremonies tomorrow night. His plans for the
future irt¢lude a political science course at the University of
Washington starting in the fall.
Tomorrow night is a big night
in .the tile of Irene S. Reed high
school seniors. Among the group
gzduating is Martin Felix, son
of Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Felix. He
is one of the top ten in the Class
of '63.
Martin has enrolled at the Uni-
versity of Washington for the fall
quarter. He will major in Poli-
tical Science.
Mason county has been this 5'8",
195 lb. senior's home several years.
He was born June 25, 1945 in
Pretoria, Republic of South Afri-
ca. He came to the United States
at the age of seven where he liv-
ed in Baltimore, :Y£d. for a while
before coming to the Pacific Nor-
thwest. The Felix family makes
its home. on Mr. View. Martin has
no brothers or sisters. He has light
brown hair and blue eyes.
Thespians and Honor Society
are the school organizations he be-
longs to. His subjects this year
wet'e civics, biology, chemistry,
honor's English and debate.
His hobbies include politics, a
mineral collections and plants. His
parents hve a greenhouse anti
Martin enjoYs helping them take
care of it and work in the garden.
gWG,,Assistant
Director Named ' .....
Keep Washington Green Direc-
torl Barney O. Furseth, announ-
red the appointment of William
L. :hassey as Assistant Director
of "the Association.
Massey-is a graduate of Frank-
lin High School, Seattle, Wash-
ington, and the University ot
Washington School of Communica-
tions.
F.ursetk stated that Massev will
help in: the Organization of fol;est
fir lreveRtion cmpaig]ts, partic-
ularly in Southwest Washingtou.
Furseth said that S o u t h west
aWaShingtoa is an extremely haz-
rdou fire area because of wind
thrown trees and debris that lit-
ter the, gXound from last Falls
COlumblls Day windstorm.
GOIA)EN AGE CLUB
The Golden Age Club will meet
at 12 noon next Thursday at the
Memorial Hall for a potluck lun,
thegn.
About 60 members attended the
ast meeting. The Tune Toppers
played for dancing.
,., o
When 'the destination is desirable,
epecta.tion speeds our progress
Mary Baker Eddy
Your reception makes us all the more eager to serve you with
Natural Gas as quickly as we possibly can because we know
you are eager for it, too.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DOOR PIZE WINNERS
Mrs. Buford Rose
621 South 10Street
A GAS LIGHT
Mrs. Ruth Price
710 James Street
12 pc. OVENwARE SET
Canal Amaranth
Installs Officers
During May
Mrs. Susan Cheatham was in-
stal!e<l "is royal matron and Dess
Haines. royal patron, during an
open meeting of Canal Court, Or-
der of Amaranth. in the Union
Masonic Temple May 11.
Other elective officers installed
to office for the ensuing year in-
chide: Mrs. Mattie Backlund. as-
sociate matron; Fred Martin. as-
sociate patrou; Mrs. Evelyn Nieh-
olson, secretary; Mrs. Hattie
Huntley, treasurer; Mrs. Edna
Haines. conductress: Mrs. Erna
Martin. associate COllCltlCtlSS:
Mrs. Freda Smith. marshall in
the East; Mrs. Mamie Kaare. nltr- I
sbal in the West: Mrs. Vlorenee
I
Hientze. stan:lard bearer: Mrs. Do-
ris Bearden: prelate: Mrs. Marie
Turner. truth: Mrs. Maybelle rill-
son. faith: Mrs. Eva Simmons.
wisdom: Mrs. Frances Radtke. mu-
sician: Mrs. Emnm Lee. historian;
Edward Radtke. warder; Thomas
Turner. sen!inal and Martin Smith
trustee for three years.
Martin Smith was installing of-
fleer assisted by Mr:. Emily Con-
tes. marshal: Loni Larson. aid:
Mrs. Addle Schaufler. prelate;
Mrs. Ella McCutloeh. secretary;
and Mrs. Bea Larson. nlllSlCl;l?l
DES BIRTHDAY
DINNER SLATED
Ellinor Chapter. Order of East-
era Star will hold its annual birth- [
day dinner for members only at
the Masonic Hail in Union at 6
p.m. next Tuesday preceding the
regular meeting. The dinner will
be potluck except for the meat
dish which will be furnished.
Mrs. Mickey Goodwin Les LaBissoniere
Island Lake P.O. Box 161
12- pc. OVENwARE SET 12 pc. OVENwARE SET
CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORP.
New Shelton Office,at 122 8outh 3rd Street
ELECTED 'TO CWSC OFFICE
M I SS JANICE
DEMMON was
recently el e ctefl
president of the
Spurs, a Wom-
an's Honorary, at
Cent ral Wash-
ington State Col-
lege. Miss Oem-
man is a 1962
graduate of Irene
S. Reed high
school and is the
daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J o h n
Oemmon, S he I-
ton.
Southside Family Has Visitors
FTom North Dakota, California
By Mrs. Ray Kratcha
SOUTHSIDE- Southside Eagles
4-H Club members met May 23
with all 4-Hers attending the
meeting and worked on table set-
ting. Cookies were served for re-
freshment. Southside Eagles will
meet June 6 at 2 p.m. at Kather-
ine Bracy's for a short meeting,
c0ok-out and a swimming party.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Asche Of Arcadia were Mr. and
Mrs. Axel Willardson of La Moore
N.D.. Mrs. Wesley Strutz and two
children of LaMoore. N.D., Clar-
ence Willardson of Twenty Nine
Palms. Calif., Anne Marie Hoggar-
th, Everett, and Mrs. Mary A1-
hugh of La Moore, N. Dakota.
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Asche
also visited relatives and friends
nd attended the wedding of San-
da'a Mattson and Dennis Loert-
scher. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Willard-
son and Mrs. Wesley Strutz and
two children spent three weeks
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. H Asche.
MR. AND MRS. VERNE Schuf-
fenhauer and family Sunday at-
tended the Teitcel family reunion
picnic at Centralia.
Friendship Club will meet at the
home of Vi Danielson June 12
and each member is asked to bring
something for the plant sale ann
the white elephant sale. The last
meeting of the Club was held at
Martha Woods.
Visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Verne
Schuffenhauer and family Satur-
day evening were Effie Brownfield
and Martin, Eva Getty and Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. Schuffenhauer.
Live Wires 4-H Club members
met, talked about Camp and dem-
GRADUATES
onstrations. 4-H Club members
going to Puyallup with their dem-
onstrations are Paula Woods, Kar-
en Brewer. Ruth Trotzer. Sally
Wolf and Patty Nell. At the last
meeting members judged skirts.
reported Barbara Cook.
SUNDAY EVENING visitors ot
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sehuffen-
bauer and family were Gary
Brownficld who is with the Coast
Guard, Pearl Brownfield, Mabel
;Bishop, Mike Brownfield and
Keith Satterthwaite. Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Schuffenhauers Aunt and
.rncle Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vv'hit-
comb of Manchester stopped Sun-
day and visited on their way
JANET LENTZ graduated last
Thursday from St. Mary's Acad-
emy, Toledo, Wash. Miss Lentz,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Lentz, was class president
during her senior year. She at-
tended Shelton schools through
the 8th grade then again dur-
ing her sophomore and half of
her junior year. She will attend
Olympic college in the fall.
WHAT'S COOKING IN WHOSE KITCHEN? /
Recipe Favorites Of Count; Residents/
with
A REAL TREAT is in store for you when you try Tee Okano's
recipe for Teriyaki Chicken. It has a true oriental flavor yet
requires only ingredients found in most kitchens,
:[: *
When Min Okano married his
wife, TeD, and brought her to
Shelton to live he added a bit or
charm to our home city. Her ready
smile and cheerfulness have won
her many friends. TeD is orginally
from Seattle.
The Okanos have the Shelton
Laundry and Cleaners as well as
the Coin-Operated Laundry and
Cleaners. TeD used o help with
the business but finds her duties
as a housewife and mother take
up most of her time now. The two
Okano youngsters are Marilyn, 11,
and Jeffery, 8.
Music is TED'S favorite inter-
est. She has studied the piano
several years and finds special joy
in sharing her musical interest
with her daughter who is now
studying piano.
Teriyaki Chicken is the recipe
chosen by Teo to share with the
readers because tbe ingredients
are the ones found in most kitch-
ens.
TERIYAKI CHICKEN
1 cup soy sauce
1 cup sugar
2 tbsp. sherry wine
2 cloves garlic
1 tsp. MSG ,accent)
drop red food coloring
Marinate serving raze pieces at
chicken in above sauce for two
hours. Place chicken in baking
dish. Bake about 1 hour lot un-
til done) in 400 degree oven. Baste
occasionally with sauce. If too
moist place under broiler for a
few seconds b e f o r e serving.
(Enough marinade for 1;. chick-
ells )
Cation Is Honored By
Credit Union Staff
Harry Carlon, who recently re-
tired after serving in official ca-
pacities in the Mason County Fed-
eral Credit Union since 1935. was
honored at a party by officials and
employees of the credit union Mon-
day night.
Carlon is the number one mem-
ber of the credit union, the first
formed in IVashington and Oregon.
It was formed as the Shelton Ray-
onier Federal Credit Union and
was converted to the Mason Coun-
ty Federal Credit Union when the
Rayonier mill closed.
home from the family reunion.
Ernest Loertscher Jr. of Clo-
qualium visited tke Ray Kratchas
Wednesday.
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in Everg
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