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your own shriml) as Virginia Pill
thenl fresh from the various open air
Canal o1" even from your neighborhood
Will al)l)reciate this recipe for Seafood
Our cook pit.ks ul) the oysters for the
casserole Oll the beach in front of her
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SEAFOOD COCKTAIL SAUCE
213 c. catsup
3 Tbsp. horse radish (if desired)
1A c. lemon juice ::
2 tsp. Worchestershire sauce
Dash tabasco sauce
Dash salt ....
Combine all ingredients and
chill thoroughly. Serve over
chilled crab or shrimp. Makes
one cup of sauce.
OYSTER CASSEROLE
Mix together :
3 cups crackers (saltines)
2 cubes or . lb. margaine,
melted
Place layer of crackers on one
layer of cut up, cleaned oysters.
Add consecutive layers of oysters
and crackers to desired del)th.
Sell each layer of oysters as
desired. Cook in casserole at
350 degrees for 20 minutes.
Reids Celebra÷e
60+h Anniversary
• Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Reid
will celebrate their 60th wed-
ding anniversary with an open
house ()n August 6 at their home
located at the Alpine Evergreen
Co. on the New Belfair highway
near Bremerton.
The Reids were married Au-
gust 7, 1907 in Ladysmith, Wis-
consin and have been in busi-
ness many years in the Seattle,
Tacoma, Bellingham and Brem-
erton areas. Mr. Reid is still
actively engaged in the farming
of Christmas trees on the Kitsap
Peninsula.
Open house in honor of the
Reids is for all friends, and
relatives from 2-5 p.m. Sunday.
It is requested that no one bring
gifts.
The Reids have one daughter
Alberta (Mrs. J. C. Dawson;
and two sons, Roger L. and
Paul E. Reid, all of Port Or-
chard. There are five grand-
.children and five great-grand-
children.
By JOAN GLASGOW
• Women are a silly lot. We're
sentimental and sensitive too.
Our moods are myriad and urn-
predictable. They can change
like the turn of a kaleidoscope
(,r maintain themselves for days
on end.
One little word, a glance, an
expression are .just a few of the
causes for these changes. Usual-
ly the real cause of a mood
change goes a lot deeper. How-
ever, we can't rush out to a
psychiatrist every time we feel
blue.
A woman can be in a good
mood an(i get together with a
friend and talk alxmt another
woman. Later she may find her-
self il1 H ba(l inoo(l l)e(rause she's
got "gossiping guilt feelings."
We can be in the (lel)ths of
depression and receive a gift,
or indulge a whim or buy our-
selves something l)retty to wear
and our whole outlook on life
takes an amazing turn toward
the positive.
A woman can change her
mood by washing her hair or
applying make-ul). Unless a wo-
man looks attractive to herself,
chances of her feeling good are
l)retty slim.
It's common knowledge what
therapeutic wonders a trip to the
Bahamas or a sable coat can
perform. Still, while these must
rerrmin in the dreamboat stage,
why not try some spur of the
moment pick-me-ups, available
for pennies. (We all want to
avoid a manic-depressive hus-
band going through the check-
book.)
If you're overwmght, treat
yourself to a banana split. The
good frame of mind this puts
you in might be the impetus for
losing those few extra pounds.
Buy some of those whimsical
bright colored paper flowers to
look at! (Stay clear from fresh
flowers, they're very depressing
when wilting.) If you can't af-
ford flowers, buy a big bunch
of green parsley. It's l)erky and
gay arranged in a centerpiece.
A woman has to apologize for
so many things. Why her hus-
band's socks are still wet; why
there's n,) change for the chil-
dren's lunches, etc. So when an
occasion arises when you can
enjoy your righteous indignation,
do so. It does wonders for a
woFnans morale.
Tell the world who you are
by painting an old chair a gaudy
bright color. Being creative is
good for the sou]
If You're still downhearted, tell
someone you love them Love
does make this old world of ours
go'round, so get out of the dol-
drums, get moving, think happy
thoughts, and DON'T BE O
MOODY.
MARRIED IN THE FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH in Shel-
ton July 8 were Miss Jan E. Tuberg and Raymond E.
Manke. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Armon
Tuberg, Shelton. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ehner Manke, also of Shelton. A 1961 graduate of Shel-
ton High School, Jan attended St. Peter's School of Nurs-
ing and graduated there in 1962. She worked for a time
in California and Tacoma, and most recently in the offices
of Dr. B. N. Collier in Shelton. Ray graduated from SHS
in 1960 and from the Unive,'sity of Washington three years
later. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
He entered the U of W school of dentistry and graduated
with his DDS last June. The newlyweds are presently
residing in Parkland where Ray has begun his practice of
dentistry.
VFW To Sell
Goods a+ PUD
• VFW Auxiliary No. 2778 of
Wrl, Belfair, will hohl a rum-
sage sale at the PUD auditorium
next Thursday and Friday in
Shelton from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The regular meeting of the
Barracks and Auxiliary will be
held at the 1Vfasonic Lodge at
Belfair August 6 at 12:30 p.m.
with a potluck luncheon.
Golden Age Club Amaran÷h
• Laurel Court No. 26 Order
of Amaranth will have a rum-
mage sale today and tomorrow
at the PUD building from 10
a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
• Tonight the Golden-age Club
will hold a potluck supper
at 6 p.m. at the Memorial
hall. Cards will be played and
music to dance by will be pro-
vided by the "Tunetoppers,"
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Home Meat Slaughtering Unit
GLEN PROBST
Cooling ")r Cutting "k Double Wrap
AL HANSON, Meat Cutter
WE HAVE 30 LB. BEEF BUNDLES
(Includes Hamburgers, Steaks and Roasts)
Call--HOWELL'S GROCERY
Phone 426-6779 Dayton Crossroads
Inquire About Our Locker Beef.
COSMETICS
for
-" YOU
,'& :h,
(This question and answer
series on cosmetics is brought
to you as a courtesy by Nell's
Pharmacy to help you in your
choice In the proper cosmetics
for you.)
¥'0 APPLY EYE LINER
Q. How should I apply my
eye liner?
A. Start by pulling your eye-
lid taut at its outer comer.
Apply the eye liner above the
roots of your lashes from the
inner corner of YOUr eye, near
your nose, to the outer cor-
ner. Use short strokes, and
keep as close to the base of
your lashes as possible.
If you use a liquid or cake
eye liner, apply it with a fine
small brush. If YOu use a hen-'
cil, make sure the poin is
fairly sharp.
CAKING EYE HADOW
Q. i[y eye Shadow always
cakes after it hem been on for
a while. How can I keep this
fr. happening?
Before You
' . apply your
hadow wRether you use
stick or powder shadow
wipe your eyelids lightly with
a skin freshener and then blot
them with tissue. Traces of
oily cleansing cream or make-
h p on your ltdsyar affect both
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power of the Shadow. Y $
If you usea Stick shadow
make sure m You b,-a *-:
color evenly with "'o ''"? "=
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unt me nua of shadow is
smooth. If you tree .... a.
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FOUR GENERATIONS OF FONZOS posed last week for
a rare family portrait. Above are pictured 7,(l-year old
Tony Fonzo, his daughter Mrs. ,John (Cleo) tlulet, grand-
daughter Mrs. Don (Sandra) Carrell, and great-grandson
Jeffery Lee Carrell, nine months old. Mr. and Mrs. Car-
rell, Metropolis, Illinois, were visiting here for two weeks.
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She is the former Sandra Martin. a 1961 gr;l(luale of
Shelton lligh St'heel. Mrs. Carrell me( her husband while
lie was stationed at leort I,ewis. [,'(mzo's ehihh'en range
in ages from 9-51 years old Ilis ,lalghter ,Mrs. l,e,)J
Beyer ,]r.. the former l)renna M(.('oy. recently made him
a grandfather for the eighth lime.
BRUSH &
COMB SET
when you buy any
PLAYTEX
BRA
Playtex makes this offer because they are certain that
once you enjoy the fit and comfort of a Playtex
bra you'll never settle for less.
Just think--you get a beautiful $1.98 Brush and Comb
Set when you buy any Playtex bra. And so many
beautiful styles to choose from, including...
A. Playtex "Cross-Your-Heart"" Bra with "Cross.
Your-Heart" stretch between the cups to lift and
separate. White. 32A-42C. Only $2.50. "D" sizes
$1.00 more. With stretch straps, 50¢ more.
B. Playtex "Soft-line" Padded Bra with
amazing new fiber-fill padding that stays soft,
can't shift, can't bunch up. White. 32A-36B.
Only $3.50. With stretch straps, 50¢ more.
C. Playtex Living Sheer Bra with Stretch-
ever sheer elastic back and sides.
White. 32A-42C. Only $3.95. "D" sizes
$1.00 more. With stretch
straps $1.00 more.
Offer limited, so get your free Brush
and Comb Set today and enjoy the
heavenly fit and comfort of a Playtex Bra
... Padded, Bandeau or Longline. All you do
is mail the bra label and the coupon you'll
find in every package to Playtex and they'll send
you your Brush and Comb Set.
"'(Include 25 cents for postage and handling.)
3rd & Railroad
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