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agte Card Party .
Another ca:=d pary spollsol'ed
by the Eagles Auxiliary of Shel-
toll Am'ie is schv, duled for Sat-
urday, July 28. The public in in-
viled tO atteod.
At the his[ cl.l'iI 1)arty prizes
were awarded I.( Phillip Ande,'sen,
naen'8 tlib; I,eorla Aadq'sell, ivo-
lllerls tl it'h ; I:{()y 5i OO1'(:', SOUoIId
Clara E4'icks(m, ladies second
Loui:¢ Herzog an(| Virginia I)ml-
I'ta,, trav(dirlg pinochle.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mrs. ,lames tddwards and Mrs,
FraJlk (iaFh!l' l'eturrled to Shell:on
a.fter atl.endillg l.h{ fllllf?lqtl of ltleir
ntoth(,v ill (q}h)rado la'd: week.
I'ol'(lorrow is lhe greatest labor-
saving d,.vice t)f today.
IK autz - Phone 426-4412
b
on't take
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wtnt]shield e' windows with
PITTSBURGH SAFETY GLA
Our corn plete =to€ks oh
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DUOLITE ® soe.w Wl.dow m,.,
SOLEX ® Heat-Absorbing Gla.
"O you prompt, efficient gla r
acement joba in all maR and
Illodelm of cars on the road today.
CALL US FOR FRE F..STIMAII
GRIMES & McNEIL
3rd & Grove Sts.
BRIDE ELECTMr. and Mrs. S. W. (Buck) Price wish to. an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann to Mr.
Charles William Friauf, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Friauf of
Vancouver, Washington. Miss Price is a graduate of the Univer-
sity 9f Washington, where she was a member of the Totem Club
and 15resident of the Rally Girls. Presently, she is teaching in the
Vancouver schools. Mr. Frlauf attended Washington State Uni-
versity and has recently been discharged from the army. A fall
wedding is being planned.
Picnic For Eagles
ADDING A ROOM? At Maple Beach
A picnic at Maple Beach this
Sunday has been slated by the
helton Eagles and Auxiliary. The
picnic is scheduled to begin at
:t pan. Cream, sugar and coffee
will be furnished. Pop and ice
cream will be served to the child-
ten. Members are reminded to
bring groceries for the grocery
basket.
Heat it ELECTRICALLY!
If you're adding one or more rooms to
your home, ELECTRIC HEATING is the ideal .
answer. No pipes, no radiators--just clean,
quiet, efficient electric heat. See
Among the types of electric heat avail-
andable wallare radiantinsert heaters.Ceiling heat, baseboard units, Emers0n
Electric heat is easy--and economical--to
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install.., does not require extensive duct con- |
nections or alterations. Too, you can enjoy sep-
==
arate temperature control in your new room and
or rooms for the best in convenience and eco-
oomy SIc
Get the facts about electric heat, and en- re0
joy warmth by wire--the newest and best way
to heat your home. ai
"LIVE BETTER -- ELECTRICALLY"
,U NO. Johnny's
w00,o Husic B0x
ED TAYLOR, comrrdss[oner; CLAUDE DANIELSON, manager 205 Cota St.
Golden Age Club
Golden Age Club will meet at
the Memorial Hall Tuesday for a
6 p.m. potluck di)mer. A dance
will follow the dbmer
At the last meeting 52 mere-
hers were present and visitor Mrs.
Fred Dimocl of Stockt(m. Calif.
Members are reminded of the
]urmnage sale held every Friday
md Saturday at. Second and Cota.
from 9 a.nL to 4:30 p.m.
The right to think is the real
difference between us and our en-
emy .... Elmer Davis
Elane Rodgers And
Ralph Saeger Wed
In Lutheran Rite
Miss Ekme l.odgers became l he
bride of Ralph A. Saeger of San
DicE o, Calif., in a double , ring
ceremony Jiffy 1.1 at ML. ()live
Luthe]'an church. The Rev. Gerald
L. [:lt, l'nlall p(,rforrled the cel'G-
n'ony lIt:!()lO nlelllt)ers of the illl-
nedia( o l'anfilles. Organ nnlsiC \\;VHS
provi(ted by Mrs. L. L. Putvin.
Miss Rodgers is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rodgers
and RMph the son of MI'. Had
Mrs. Arnold Saeg'er, all of Shel-
ton.
Given in marriage by her fa-
thel', tim bride wore a beige dress
with matching jacket and whito
accessories. Pink and white car-
nations forFled h(,v bridal bou-
ctuet.
Miss Lynda Rodgers, cousin of
the bri(le, was maid of honor. She
was attired in a blue dress with
white accessories and colonial bou-
quet of daisies. Edward James
Brewer attended the groom as
best man.
Approximately 100 guests at-
tended the reception in the church
l)arlors, fo;lowing the ceremony.
Mrs. Lawrence Spencer was atthe
guest book and Mrs. Leslie Rod-
gets and Mrs. Betty McFadden
were m charge of gifts. Serving
lhe cake were Mrs. John W. Luhm
end Mrs. Geral Rodgers, aunts
of the bride; and pouring was
Mrs. Raymond Schnitzer, aunt of
the bride and Miss Sharon Steele.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were Mrs. Vollie Lew-
is, Roseburg', Ore.; Mr. and Mrs.
Waller Bang, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
White. Tacoma; Mr. Milton San-
born. Port Orchard; and Fannie
Johnson, Seattle.
The couple both attended Irene
S. Reed high school. They will he
making their "home at San Diego,
Calif., wlzere Mr. Saeger is sta-
tioned with the Navy.
RoyM Neighbors Meet
Royal Neighbors of America,
Camp 8858, will meet Monday at
7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Hall,
RefreshmentR will be serw;d by co-
hostesses Mrs. Mary Cox and Mrs.
Jerry Himlie.
i
JULY RITEMiss Ardice Willeen Cunningham, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Cunningham of Kent, and Richard A. Kemp,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kemp of Tacoma, were married July
6 in Shelton's First Methodist Church. The bride attended Irene
S. Reed high school and graduated from Federal Way high school.
She is a graduate of Edison Technical School. Mr. Kemp attended
Auerswald's School of Accounting and is employed at Blythe
Company, Seattle.
Ardice Cunningham Becomes July
Bride In Double Ring Ceremony
Baskets of white stock and pink I
and white Esther Reed daisies dec- I
orated the Methodist Church for I
the July 6 wedding of Miss Ardice I
Willeen Cunningham and Richard
A. Kemp.
The bride, daughter of 1Vfr. and
Mrs. James A. Cunningham of
Kent, married the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert J. Kemp of Tacoma.
WHAT'S COOKING IN WHOSE KITCHEN?I
• • • lip
Recipe Favorites of County Residents
MRS. WALTER ALLEN is pictured above with her two grand-
daughters, Linda, left, and Shirley at right. The 'girls live in
Aberdeen and like to stay at grandma's every chance they get.
At any given place or time, Mrs. Allen"s recipe for Salmon Cas-
serol is a.hit.with the young and old alike.
A real hearty recipe and one
thaLis appropriate for this region
is the Sahnon Casserole dish of
Mrs. Walter Allen. The Allen's
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red ho$ eae buy! Jest look wlm" $eSbre byers getl Famous Bulc quafi'ty, eoom, ride an
comfort Be,k s geeat Wildcat Y-& l#wk ex&sY dggced Ykras: egineoig (nme m¢d
ferwaPd) fOla aOal fla[ feen$ floor, straight $rvk+'ng, f/a[ eemedng, easy andling. Bulck'$
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feint raes (aeelaimed Ne est" ia the hoi?mss]). ff M: .a xtra eos D £e2$ab,e.and
ge Sabre s przeed olose to the low flr&e e;ws +m gEck dMe has jest e-etocked hs show.
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SHELTOH MOTOR ,GO. First Street
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Rev. Robert R. Rings perform-
ed the double ring ceremony be-
fore approximately 150 guests.
Ruth Enticknap, soloist, was ac-
cmnpanied at the organ by Mrs,
Loui Larson.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride wore a gown of
sheer nylon with border print over
ivory taffeta. Her illusioned veil
was caught to a coronet styled
headpiece. A white orchid with
stephanotis and pink rosebud
formed her bridal bouquet.
Maid of honor, Connie Flowers
of Seattle was attired in a blue
lace dress and carried Esther Reed
daisies. Mr. Fred Davis of Texas
served as best man. Ushering were
Elwood Sullivan, Roger Schmidt,
Ken Cunningham and Don Ben-
nett.
The church parlors were decor-
ated with white stock and Esther
Reed,daisies for the receptiou fol-
lowing the ceremony. The three
tiered wedding cake was topped by
the traditional bride and groom.
Assisting at the reception were
Mrs. Alnm Baker, great-aunt of
the bride; Mrs. Clara Huntley,
cousin of the bride; MrS. Joseph C.
Brown, cousin of the bride; lrs.
John K. Bennett, Mrs. Gordon Ben-
nctt, Mrs. Stanley Glen, Mrs. Gel
ham McCammant, Cathy and Car-
ol Bennett, nieces of the bride, Re-
becca Stiner, Peggy Bloomfield
and Francis Clifton.
The newlyweds will be making
their home in Seattle, where Mr.
Kemp is employed aL Blythe Com-
pany.
McMILLIANS VISIT
Mr. and Mt's. Earl MeMillian
and family of Dundee, Ill. have
been visiting at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
George Koch. Mr. McMillian wan
stationed at Ft. Lewis 18 years
ago while in the army.
The family visited the Seattle
World's Fair and enjoyed picnick-
ing at Camp Grisdale. They visit-
ed the site where the movie "Ring
of Fire" was filmed. The McMil-
lians will be going through Yel-
lowstone National Park on the re-
turn trip home.
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make their residence on Little
Skookum Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
grw up as neighbors on the Bay,
living only a few houses apart.
Their home overlooks the beauti-
ful bay site and is sui'rounded with
acres of fruit trees, flowers, and
large garden. The spacious orchard
provides an ideal play spot for
granddaughters Shirley and Linda
of Aberdeen whose mother is Joan
Chappell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
"Allen. The girls like to spend time
at grandma's house and often do.
The Allen's have two palominos,
Orbit and Cracker. Orbit was pur-
chased and named about the time
of Astronaut Glenn's flight into
space and Cracker got his name
from his birth date, the fourth of
July. The pinto colt is called
Skookum.
Mrs Allen and her husband are
members of the Silver Star Riding
club and the Progress Grange.
They have been in the Oyster busi-
ness since 1948. When free time is
available they enjoy water sl¢iing
and scuba diving.
Mrs. Allen has used her ,,SalmOn
Casserole" recipe for numerous
occasmns since she was married
and finds it a trusty and tasty din-
ner dish.
DEEP SALMON PIE
2 tablespoons soft butter
2 tablespoons flour
2 eups milk scalded
2 tablespoons chopped onion
% teaspoon salt
pepper
1 cup cooked green peas
1 cup cooked cubed earrot,
I tall can sahnon
(2 cups cooked salmon)
Blend butter and flour and add
to milk. surrmg until smooth. Add
onion and seasoning and cook 10
mtnutes. Mix peas, carrots and
flaked salmon in deep 8 incl bak-
ing dish and cover with hot sa:Lce.
Top with favorite biscuit recipe.
Bake in hot oven, 450 degrees for
35 minutes.
Former lViinister
Will Speak At
Methodist Church
• The Rev. Charles tlatten, for-
mer Shelton minister, €rill speak
at the Shelton Methodist church
lhis Sunday, July 22. Services will
be held at 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Rings are
on vacation.
Mary M. Knight
Alumni Meeting
Sckeduled Tonight
The officers or the Mary M.
Knight A.hmmi Association are
having a committee meeting to-
night at 7:30 p.m. in the school
cafeteria. They extend an invita-
tion to any ahunni member who
would like to help with the plans
for the dance and picnic to be held
August 18 and 19, to attend this
Yacht Club
Set This
The Shelton
cruise to
for "m overnighter
Pier at Dockton on
Smday.
hoping for
Members who
earlier on Friday
as Oro Bay and
Anderson
to Quaitermaster
day.
Success iv the r
one who hicks for
meeting.
FRI. SAT.
O -
• Breakfast
Dirt Dobber Outing . o,sO--',,,:
At Hurricane Rid g e • Olivia. DeHaV e ,'kJ'" he" Bonel ess .
Dirt Dobber garden club mem- • "L0ght in t,e:]m
bers will have an outing Tuesday, • Both i.n m= m
at Hurricane Ridge. The ladies -- _ --- ...... =::-L IN
re asked to meet in front of the • ,,n.-.on.-Tu '+, N
PUD building at 8 a.m. and bring ouagment ?,']t:,; Ihllll-ll
.......... • Spencer Tra'?.i '
LVATION ARMY • Burr L%.
Salvation Army tl,lck will be - .... "--r,F,bL-'
Jn Shelton to pick up discards • ICt)NI)•RP • I II
Tnesday, July 24. Those wishing O--------B-UC<--NiTll,llll I 1 • • I I
ihe truck to stop are asked t5 ,= Wed & Thu;;,;:r P • III
caii,426-6564 or leave donations i 2 BIG hits '-14 I iL-il
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Olympia, Washington
HOME OFICE -- OLYMPIA
IN 8HELTON SEE LOAN COUNS L0
KURT MANN
MANN REAL ESTAT
321 S. 1st St. -- Phone 426-6592
SHELTON BRANCH
Thurston County Fed, Savings & Loan Association
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Home Office 5th & Capitol Way, Olympia . FL 7-7551
Shelton Branch 313 Rail€cad Ave,,Shelton • 426.4431
DEAR MEMBER:
Your Board of Directors is a ai 1 a uce
• , _ .. g npe sedtoanno
the mx months permd enamg June 30, 1962, has be
cessful. Our second quarterly dividend of 4/ percent
num has been declared payable June 30, 1962. In
With our customary practice this dividend has been
your account.
The Officers and Staff of Thurston County
ing & Loan Association thank our many friends in
ton and Mason Counties who are responsible for a
volume increase of over $1,000,000.00 making possible a
six months period of continued growth. We pledge
to merit your continued support and friendship.
Sincerely,
M. M. "Bud" Lye]
Shelton Branch
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