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1,q 4 S ELTON--MA (5 OOUN V .TOURNAL PuNi. hod in #< ' ,
-- Ohr2.qfmnstm( U.KA.', ,%eRon,. Washington PACE 11
• ! Seattle Grand GIRLS' STATERS IN ELLENSBURG 3 HIS WEEK '
;; Soctal Even t$ Session Enjoyed -"
: Central By Local Jobies •
Society Editor • Marj Waters • Phone 426-4412 J
~d.e.grees at ............................... No. 37 who attended Grand Scs-
W
r. Satur- sion in Seattle last Tlnlrsday LT~r ~ t~ ~
2atil Tine through Saturday reported three
and Lin- work and fun filled, days. Attcn-
the Scottish R~e temple nunlhered
the Uni- 1200 Jobies and 315 adults.
eonllnen-
xvoro
Je-
I~ McKa
Oaks,
Temple.
ced his de-
at coin-
SAW
Awards were presented fin' the
best scrapbooks and librarian re-
ports at the Satnrday ramming
session Highlight of this meet-
ing was the awarding of ten scho-
larships to members with higJ~
scholastic standings.
Grand Bethel officers and re-
presentatives for the coming year
were installed Saturday afternoon.
Bethel No. 37 was honored by hav-
ing one of its men]bers chosen as
a representative. Sandi Smith.
chaplain of the local group, will
se~we as Grand Bethel represen-
tative to the Philippines. Grand
Bethel officers are selected from
honored queens and past honored
queens ~vhile the Grand Bethel
representatives are chosen fronl
girls who are not line officers.
Cheryl Bead, past honored queen,
was selected to carry the Cana-
dian flag and Diane Turner, mar.
shall carried the Bethel flag dur-
ing the flag ceremony at the for-
mal opening of Grand Session
Thursday night.
Honored Queen :Marcia Dorcy,
St. Princess Terri Turner and Jr.
Princess Jan Powell were in at-
AN ACTIVE MEMBER of the 1964 SHS graduating class, Kathy tendance at all meetings in their
Archer is looking forward to attending WWSC at Bellingham in official regalia.
the fall. She will major in education with plans of either teaching
elementary school or English on the high school level.
* * * * HOOD CANAL CLUB
Kathy Archer gained some prac- The oldest of five children, Ka- .. PANCAKE BREAKFAST ..
~Acal experience in her future re- thy was born in Shelton Sept. 25,
cation during her senior year at 1946, to :Mr. and :Mrs. James Ar- :Members of the Hood Canal. Wo-
Shelton High school, A '64 grad- man's Club will put on a Fathers'
uate, she took student teaching as cheF, 115 Birch St. Her brothers Day pancake breakfast from 9 a.
one of her senior subjects. Her are Jim, 15, Doug, 12, and John, m. to 2 p.m. this Sunday at the
hope~ for the future include being three months. Her only sister, P~latch clubhouse. Donation for
an elementary or high school Eng- Nancy, is six. Kathy is a 5'8" adults will be $1; 50 cents for
lisb teacher. She will attend West- blonde with blue eyes. children under 12 years. The pub-
ern Washington State College in Her subjects during her senior lic is invited.
Bellingham this fall to begin her year, in addition to student teach-
training, ing, were chemistry, civics, home,~.~.,~-
Kathy was an active student as economics and English literature. ~ ]~ ~,
well as an intelligent one. She
was number 11 in her graduating Baptist BibleS h~0~
class and a member of Honor So- C
ciety. She also belonged to Girls'
Athletic Association, Future Program Is Planned
Teachers of America, Scarlet "S",
Pep Club, Library Club, Latin
Club, :Math and Science Club and"Ben Voyage" is to be the theme
was in the senior play cast this of the vacation Bible school clos-
year. She was president of Latin ing program at the First Baptist
Club, vice president of Library Church Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.
Club and Sgt. at Arms for Pep During the past two weeks, the
Club• school has had a total enrollment
Last yeer Kathy was chaplain of 289 and an average attendance
for Job's Daughters. She turned of 260.
out for tempts in her sophomore At the program, each depart-
year and lists reading, riding ment, beginners, primaries, and
bikes, swimming and sewing as juniors, will present their work
her favorite pastimes, and represent the countries they
have heen studying on "Around
the World With Christ", the Bible
A Series Of IO
'school theme. Everyone is invited
to attend.
SMILES OF ANTICIPATION showed on the faces the Evergreen Girls' State. The annual event gives
of (1. to r.) Teddi Travis, Terri Turner, Reta Carte leaders from' each school attending an opportunity
and Joan Quimby as they left for Ellensburg this to participate in the study of city, county and
past week-end to spend the week on the CWCEstate government.
campus as Shelton High school's representatives to
*
Government is taking first place
in the conversation of 350 high
school girls this week as they
gather on the campus of Central
Washington College of Education
irr Ellensburg for the annual ses-
at's
oo
Is Planned To Start June 4 ...... " .... "
& 'Iamie Cummings, Olympia IIb~~ ,~
For Information Contact : =!~
Ala. Ford, Phone 426-6940 _____FACIHG ______TRAFFIC ,
CARROT RING is Leona Osterman's contribution to our collection
WINNER, AAA TRAFFIC SAFETY of recipes. Filled with a cooked vegetable and topped with a cheese
POSTER CONTEST mushroom sauce, this main dish can be made to serve any num-
m bet of people by changing the size of the mold used to bake it in.
i With Leona in the above Journal photo is Kerri, one year old,
• and Darren, three.,
An unusual main vegetable comes afmost to top. Bake in 350
. • • , degree oven 45 minutes to one
iflmh ~s thin week s reciue FIll the . . " . . .
center of Leo ~.^..:..'_,. ,-,~. hour, or until set Let stana a~ou~
rot Rinz with =-o,-, hoan~ hens 5 minutes on cool spot to draw
or cauliflower, an°'cl-t'o~'t~"-',_ ,_ w,th'"~-a from. sides and bottom, . Turn .°n
cheese inushrt,.~m ¢~u**t,o selwlng platter. Fill center with
our f m'l 7 ..... . ". ". " green beans, peas or cauliflower:
Yoticeac~aYnWiU sit up. ans take SAUCE: 1 can cream of mush-
carrot' eat ces a}[e, those non- room soup and 1 Tbsp. cream of
have been ers. wont reaime .mey cheese soup thinned to desired
latter is e~tmg carrots undt tne consistency. Serve immediately.
p " " . ea..
,Leona, a native of Shelton, met
Bob when he came to Shelton to
work on construction of the Cor-
rections Canter. He is originally
from Juneau, Alaska and now
works as an engineer for the
Simpson Timber Co. at its new
plant. The Ostermans' have two
youngsters, Kerrl, one year old,
and Darren, three years.
Last year Leona was president
of the Vickie Lee Orthopedic Aux-
iliary. This. year she is state di-
rector for the Jayettes. Her hob-
bies are reading, sewing and mu-
sic.
• ¢ $ ~1=
CARROT RING
Grate enough carrots to half
fill a greas ring mold. Grate an
o~ion on fine grater until mushy
and sprinkle over carrots. Crush
to 6 soda crackers and sprinkle
on top. Add pats of butter on top
of crackers. ]flake a custard' base
using 3 to 6 eggs according to size
i of the mold. Instead of using su-
gar, add salt and pepper. Pour
custard over mixture until it
Ghrislian Soienee
Servioes Are Set
The first chapter of Genesis --
coupled with explanatory passages
from "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy --- will form the nuc-
leus of the Christian Science
Bible Lesson-this Sunday entit-
led, "Is the Universe, Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?"
The Golden Text is from
Psahns (33:6): "By the word of
the Lord were the heavens made;
and all the host of them by the
breath of his mouth." And from
Science and Health: "All that is
made is the work of God, and all
is good" (p. 521).
The Summer Reading Club is
in full swing at Shelton Public
Library. ~he theme of the Club l
this summer is "Big Game Ant-!
mals of North America . Any boy
or girl who has a l~lbrary card:
can join.
Reading one book is the admis-
sion to the Club. The member then
gets his membership card, on
which he ean record the authors
and titles of the books he reads.
For each book read, he adds to
his card a sticker with the pic-
ture of one of the game animals.
At the end of the summer, those
who have read 18 books will win
a red ribbon; those who have
read 10 books will win a bhm rib-
bon. The winners will be present-
ed with their ribbons early in the
school year.
:Many fine books, beth new and
old; can be fmmd on the library
shelves. Some~ favorite titles are
"A wrinkle in time"; "The horse
without a head"; "Princess and
the goblins"; "The hobbit"; "One
morning in MaTne"; "The five hun-
dred hats of Bartholon~ew Cub-
bins"; ,'Alice in Wonderland".
Summer is a good time to get
acquainted with a new author, or
to read a.book on a new subject.
Perhaps some members of the club
will want to read something about
the animals whose pictures they
earn, although this is not neces-
sary. "~ black bear's story";
"Foxes and Wolves", and "Wild
animals of the far west" are some
of the interesting m~intal books.
Save on Falcon... America's tota_../performance compact!
Trade now and save! We're celebrating the sizzling sales
and scorching track record of our '64 Fords. Hottest trades
in the West! Extra-high allowances on every Ford, Fairlane,
Falcon and Thunderbird in stock. Be sure to check Falcon
for size and bonus savings! And don't wait too Iongt
Quimby and' 2~erri Turner.
The girls were "clued in" on
what to expect and what would
be expected of them when they at2
tended a Girls' State Tea held in
Tacoma recently.
The event, which is sponsored
by the American Legion Auxili-
aries of Washington, was started
~n 1947 with 94 girls in attendance.
Since then the enrollment ha's in-
creased to the present 350 and
will be increased further when
facilities on the Ellensburg cam-
pus pm~it.
FORD HAS THE BIG RECORD IN OPEN COMPETITION!
Since 1~2, lord his won It out of the I|st 13 bi 500.mlll.lnd.over NASCAR toad and track eventsl
FORDS FORDS
DATE TRACK FINISHED DATE TRACK FINISHED
5-27.62 Chlniotta, N.C. 1, 3, 511 6-2-63 {}flarlottn, N.C. !, 6, 7, 10
6-10.62 Atla0ta, 6a. I, il 9-2.63 Dadinl(ton, $. C. I, 2, 3, 4, I
9.3.62 Oarlln~ton, S, C. 1, 3, 7 11.17.63 Auiusta, Ga. I, 2, 6, II
1.19-64 Rlvetdde, Calif, I, 2, 3, 5, I
1-20-66 Rive~dda, Calif. 1, 6 2.23.64 Daytona 8each, FIe, 4, I
2.24.63 Daytona Beach, Fla. 1, 2,3,4,5,10 4.5-64 Atlanta, Ga. 1, 2
• 3-17.63 Atlanta, Oa. I, 5, 10 5.24.64 Charlotte, N.C. 4, 7, 9, !O
PAULEY, INO,,
501 Railroad Ave.
SALVATION ARMY TRUCK
The Salvation Army truck will
be in town next Tuesday. Dona-
tions may be left on the porch at
325 North 5th street or phone
426-6564 for pickups.
GOODWILL TRUCK
The Goodwill tmmk wil be in
Shelton next Tuesday. Anyone de-
siring donations picked up should
phone 426-4847.
This year's Girls' Starers are
sponsored by the' Shelton and
Hood Canal American Legion Aux.
:iliarie'S with financial assistance
being given by the~ local Zonta
Club and the Shelton Kiwanis
Club.
'-- ,t ' i'" "l
The great engineering step
pioneered by the Big Threc of
automaking illdustry wllen Iht, y
came Dill with the "'cot~p:lct"
c'u's for 196(I was a great day
for cl/r designers, l_II~ until this
tilllC (h, sigllt'l'S :tll(l e]lgillt'~'~'s
have spent nearly all of their
creative effort on modifyiny
models that were nlremly (h,-
signed. This time tl~t,y gol o~ll
their drawing board and sharp-
ened their pencils with enthu-
siasm. This was the challenge
they had been waitit~g for. and
ninny tlO\V ideas lollg stt)re(l ill
tile dusty bottoms of desk draw-
ers, were incorpol'alcd ill thos(,
new models which mark the
greatest rcvoluiiet] in aul.omo-
tire history since the V-8 en-
gine ia the earl~ thirties. These
new models will be something
to watch, all right.
QUALITY SERVICE at a FAIR
PRICE . . . For all your TIRE
NEEDS . . PASSENGER,
TRUCK or TRACTOR... NEW
or USED tires available at
MERV'S TIRECA# . . . 1st &
COTA . . . 426-8104.
Copr. 1960 Std. Features of Wn.
i i i i u ,
NEW CONSTRUCTION -- REMODELING
PURCHASE
6% On Reducing Balances--No Commission
Charges
Mason County Savings & Loan Association
TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING
SHELTON
make it a very special day for
CANDIES
FATHER'S DAY-SUNDAY-JUNE 21
THERMOS
(IT $12.95
AMBASSADORS 2 Ibs, 4.25 ! BUY i
i 2~O/o ' i
I OFF
Eleolrie
Give DadNs favodte 1 Ib, $2:00
assortment in this special gift box.
"re
G.E. Electric
Slmshine Kit
was $ Jl 41 96
$29.95 .dr. JL
e
ASSORTED 1 lb. $1.60
CHOCOLATES 2 lb. $3.15
Dad's favorite--wrapped just for him Sunbeam Electric
IN EVERGREEN SQUARE