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June 26, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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AN OPEN HOUSE to be held in Matlock Grange Hall from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday will honor Lottie and Ira C. Ford on their golden wedding anniversary. Married in Olympia on July 1, 1925, the couple has resided in the Shelton area throughout their married life. Ira Ford was born in Shelton, and Mrs. Ford was reared locally. Hostessing the event are their daughters, Geraldene Brehmeyer of Matlock and Lillian Boothe of South Bend, Washington. All friends and relatives are welcome, and it is asked that no gifts be presented. MR. AND MRS. LEONARD E. SPEECE will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at an open house to be held between the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday in the home of Mrs. Lucille Speece on Deer Creek Loop Road. They request that no gifts be given. The couple was married June 30, 1950 in the Methodist Church of Shelton. J i , I dO in ie Jo nson ;0 -year Radiating the feminine charm that was once considered the greatest asset of the so-called gentler sex, Dodie Johnson is a gracious hostess for her husband's out-of-town business guests. Her cedar-paneled home reflects the interests of her husband, Allard. "All wood materials used in the construction of our home were processed in one of his mills," Dodie explains. Until last May, Mrs. Johnson was employed as a secretary in her husband's office. Now she concentrates on the duties and pleasures of homemaking. "I worked in the early years of our marriage," she states, "but 1 stayed home while the children were little. I truly enjoy caring for a house and a family." Born in California, Dodie Johnson was reared in a motherless home. As a mere youngster she assumed household duties, cooking and cleaning for her father and brothers. Three sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, and Dodie continued to preside in an all-male household, finding happiness in her role of wife and mother. Kevin is a recent Shelton High School graduate; Mark, 20, is a student in Green River Community College; 21-year-old Mike is married and resides in Potlatch where his parents lived in the first years of their marriage. "I came to the Hood Canal area in 1945," Dodie says, "and I was married there. Later my husband joined the U.S. Navy and we lived in California, returning to Potlatch in 1959. "We later went to Alaska for a couple of years," she continues. "Then we lived in Potlatch again from 1961 until 1974, moving into our Shelton home last September." Dodie Johnson serves as president of Xi Gamma Psi, the DODIE JOHNSON, girl-of-the-year for Xi Gamma Psi, is happy, as a homemaker. serve in an active manner. "I commit myself to only one group at a time," she says. "In that way I can become involved in a worthwhile way." Dodie Johnson plays golf, and she fishes for salmon on charter boats with her husband. She likes the labors related to the care of her home. She finds pleasure in cooking, and prefers the foreign foods that are family favorites. "1 enjoy being a woman," says Dodie Johnson. Cannaloni 1 pkg. manicotti (16 tubes) Parboil six at a time for three minutes. Drain and place on waxed paper. Saute: i large onion Syrian Stew 1 lb. stew meat, browned 1 medium onion, chopped (add to meat) 1 small can tomato sauce 1 small can water 1 clove garlic, minced 1 small can mushrooms and juice 1 lb. green beans (fresh, frozen or canned) 1 tsp. each of oregano and marjoram or 2 tsp. Italian seasoning Add water to bring liquid level up to barely cover ingredients. Cover and bake 3½ hours at 275 degrees. Enchilada Pie 1 lb.ground beef 1 medium onion, chopped local exemplar chapter of Beta I lb. ground chuck ~ Sigma Phi, and was selected by ½ lb. pork sausage 1 small can tomato sauce 1 P~9 F(~f/~'~ i her s°r°rity members as C°°k until barely d°ne 1 package I Tbsp'salt girl-of-the-year in recognition of frozen, chopped spinach. Drain 1 Tbsp. (or more) chili powder her many achievements and well. Add to meat mixture, along ½ lb. grated cheese Feature Writer, JAN DANFORD ~ outstanding accomplishments, with ½ C. grated parmesan cheese, i can chopped black olives After four years of active½ C. grated mozzarella cheese, 3 8 tortillas, buttered participation in a ritual jewel eggs slightly beaten and salt and ! C. water By the time most of my I have found a place wherechapter of the sorority, a member pepper to taste. Fill manicotti Brown beef and onion. Add salt, readers have settled back beneath the air is unpolluted and where becomes eligible for the exemplar tubes with this mixture. In chili powder and tomato sauce. the leafy bough with a jug and a the dawn walks quietly across the chapter. As a ten-year member of bottom of large, flat pan, pour a Butter a deep casserole and loaf and the latest issue of the treetops, bride-like in billowing Epsilon Omicron, Mrs. Johnsonlayer of spaghetti sauce andalternate layers, beginning with Journal ! shall be vacationing, silver mist and blushing profusely had held every office excepting arra%¢ tilled tubes. Place a layer tortillas, meat sauce, grated ! am not going to Hawaii• behind her enveloping veil as she that of president, of Monterey jack cheese, 3 slices cheese and olives, ending with recalls the anaorous advances ofS h e w a s e I e c t e d as crosswise on each 2 tubes. Pour cheese on top. Pour over all the the moon and the sly winkings of vice-president of Xi Gamma Psi, spaghetti sauce over all. Cover cup of water. Bake uncovered the night-reveling stars, chartered in April of 1974. She with foil and bake 45 minutes at approximately 45 minutes at 350 i i! There are woodlands through completed the year as president 350 degrees, degrees. Cut in wedges to serve. which to wander, in this and was reelected. " .... "" ............ t unmolested forestflowersflourish "The exemplar chapter i Whet in undisciplined array and assisted Epsilon Omicron with the ~ | i refreshment booth at { Ill $ uncaged birds can carry °n Bum"bersh°°t' the arts and crafts g~ ~ ! uncensored conversations while in sun-dappled shadows small fair, she remarks."Isoldcotton I ;ome i. creatures move unfearing and candy and snow cones.' unfearsome. Dodie Johnson believes that I~l ~ •'~i,"~¢ membership in an organization S P ~' "Ill \, ),: ~/ An industrious little stream brings withittheresponsibilityto 1 1rUe holds trout for the taking. There . X,~,l'~" are berries t° be picked and herbs ~ i (! k f to be harvested. 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I The main point to * GLASSWARE remember is that regular care can make a world of difference ~i * SILVER to your ache problem. Foamy,t rinse-off cleansers and i * STAINLESS medicated scrub soaps are best for troubled skin. They cut through the excess natural oil S and at your leisure at on the skin and leaw: no oily film of lheir own. We have ~ ~ ~ ~ i : ~ from as well as easily portable easy to clean your face during ~ June 29, 6:00 p.m. Heirs Pharmacy i • Free Parking '~~, ,~/-Z ~f- *FreeGift Wrap t Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327 Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 426-3283 Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00 ~ Fifth & Franklin Shelton Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 26, 1975 nnlversary serve The 45th wedding anniversary of the Honorable and Mrs. Charles R. Savage will be observed at a reception to be held between the hours of 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday in the United Methodist Church on King Street. On July 3, 1930 in Port Townsend the couple was married. Charles Savage is a state legislator representing the Olympic Peninsula and has been active in state and national politics since 1938. Their two children are Leona Osterman of Shelton and Keith Savage of Mount Vernon, Washington. There are four grandchildren. VWWI slates noon potluck Madrona Barracks No. 1462 Veterans of World War I and auxiliary will meet in the Memorial Hall next Thursday for a noon potluck luncheon. Reports will be given by delegates attending the department convention in Yakima from Wednesday through Sunday. The annual picnic is scheduled for July 10 in Kneeland-Park, where potluck will be served at noon. All veterans of World War I are invited. Bridge Club meets on Monday North-South winners at the Monday evening meeting of Shelton Bridge Club were Eleanor and Henry Stock, and Bruce Kreger and Clyde Ruddell. Winning for East-West were Bob and Lucy Gegerman, and Terry Knutson and Dorothy Stock. The Honorable and Mrs. Charles R. Savage Film to be shown in church -"Gospel Road," the gospel film of the story of Johnny Cash will be shown in the Shelton Foursquare Church on Sunday at the 11 a.m. service. This is the story of Cash's new-found life in Scholarship won Susan E. Hamilton of Shelton, a junior at Oregon State University, has received a Milton Harris $600 scholarship in biochemistry-biophysics. Christ. The closing of the Vacation Bible School will held on Sunday evening at p.m. with the presentation program featuring that which children have learned concentrated study of the through five days. The the school was, "Jesus, To Me." There will be displays handcrafts and the children portray gospel truths in different ways. Stock up for sunny days ahead! 0 exposure For perfect col or pri nts Reg. $1.65 You save 26c a roll Hurry! Supplies limite~ | Helena Rubenstein the.Marion helps dry summer skin. firsta d system Freshcl Cover For Home _eanser Summers the time for scrapes and Gentle cleanser absorbs stings. 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