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SHELTON--MAg0N COUNTY 30URNAL--Published in."Ohristmastown, U.S.A.", Shel[on, Washington
Social Even ts
Society Editor • Molly Murdey ,. Phone 426-4412
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BARBARA JEFFERSON MARRIES
BARBARA JEFFERSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Jeffer-
son of Shelton, became the wife of Philip C. Hiralez, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hiralez of Oakland, California, on July 20 in
Oakland. The bride is a graduate of Irene S. Reed High School
and attended Washington State University. The couple will settle
in Oakland where they are both employed.
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USED ArPPLIAHCE SALE
Used Appliances - Reconditioned - Guaranteed
All Sold With .... ...... A: "Written Warranty " .....
Priced to sell quick because we need
more space.
30 inch Kelvinator Range - 2 yrs. old.
2 Frigidaire Automatic Washers.
Belongs to Defeated Candidates Club
1 Kenmore Matching Washer & Dryer.
I Kenmore Auto-Matte Washer - 5 wash temp.
1 Deluxe Frigidaire Refrig. - Auto-Defrost
One Year Warranty on Unit
I Deluxe Norge All Refrigerator 5 yrs. old.
2 Chrysler Air-Conditioners one year old.
4 Years Warranty left on Unit
1 8 hole Frigidaire Ice Cream Freezer.
Refrigerators of every size and age.
Prices start at $20
WCTU Holds Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union met last Friday at the
home of Mrs. Manilla Galloway.
Two new members were welcom-
ed into the Union.
After the no-host luncheon, at
which Mrs, Palmer Roberts serv-
ed a delicious fruesta, President
Marian Johnson condncted the bu-
siness meeting. Mrs. Nena Rober£s
reported on the recent
held in Olympm and Mrs. Arvilla
Wiley ga¢e the devotions.
"Fun-A Family Affair" was the
topic of a paper presented by Mrs.
Olive Quartier. The meeting was
closed with an open discussion on
"The Place For W.C.T.U. in the
Community".
Shelton General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cowles, Box
115. Union, a girl, August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harrris,
Box 237, Quilcene. a girl, August 2.
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson,
320 Grove, a boy, August 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Endicott,
Route 2, Box 182, a girl, August
4.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen, Box
101, Union, a boy, August 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ristine,
Route 2, Box 676A, a girl, August
7.
CLINIC HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Venzke, Ar-
cadia Loop Road, a boy, August 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaare Pot-
latch, a girl, August 4.
Salty Sashayers
Plan ,Square Dance
Ben F0rbes of Port Orchard will
be calling at the Salty Sashayer
Square Dance to be held at 8:30
p.m. this Saturday at the Memorial
hall. Dancing wil be foll(wed by
potluck supper at 11:30 p.m.
kll square dancers are invited to
tttend.
Works on science are profitable;
for science is not human. It is
LEH WARREN
REFRIGERATION
127 S. 2nd Street Phone 426-2445
"Its The Service After The Sale That Counts"
spiritual, and not material.
-- Mary Baker Eddy
PITTSBURGH SUN PROOF"
HOUSE PAINT
• Iqo primer needed for
most repaint, work
when surface is sound.
• J o Dries in just 30 min-
utes.
• Paint over damp sur-
faces-sudden show-
ers won't delay paint-
ing.
• Colors stay brighter
longer.
• Sun-Proof Latex
Paint resists blisters.
HORGAH, EAGRETT LUMBER
James Family Attends
Reunion Last Sunday
:More than 100 descendants of
the first settlers of Mound Prairie.
Sanmel and Anna James (1852),
attended the annual reunion of the
James Family Association last
Sunday at the John R. James
farm nerlr Grand Momd.
Recognized for :'longest dist-
ance" were Mrs. Edna Foxwell
Parrish of Long Beach, California•
who taught in the Grand Mound
schol 50 years ago: Richard James
and family of Smith River. Calif.;
Mrs. Elton Divelbiss and family
of Marina. California, and Mrs.
Gertrude Brewer Clark of Chicago.
Mrs Flossie James Parker. only
surviving granddaughter of the
original settlers, was honored as
picmc queen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Richardson
of Olympia will represent the
James Family Association at a
centennial gathering', of the F0.-
well family to be hld this Sun-
day in Elgin, Iowa. The two fam-
ilies are related by a marrmge in
Cormvall, England, prior to their
sailin Io settle in America.
Re-elected as officers of the Asso-
ciation were David James or Seat-
tle. chairman: Mrs. Lois James
Sorrell of Olympia, secretary:
Mrs, Louise James Galkowski of
Olympia, editor, and Mrs. Mildred
James Barnett of Wenatchee, as-
sistant editor,
Marrir.ze Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
at the Mason County Auditor's
office during the past week were:
Jerry R. Bell, 21, Shelton, and
Verma Henry, 19. Shell:on. William
L. Anderson, 46. Bremerton, and
Vera Holmes. 41, Bremerton.
Robert W. Marcy, 19. Shelton.
and Sharon K. Laney, 17, Shelton
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COOK
OF THE WEEK
This Week Edee Larson has
chosen her recipe for Tuna Oat-
meal Fritters to share with the
readers. The Larson family re-
cently returned from a week's
camping trip to Alta Lake in
eastern Washington.
As a veterinarian's wife and
mother of four children, Mrs. Doug-
las Larson appreciates a simpli-
fied recipe that is quick and easy
to prepare. As she puts it, "it's al-
ways nice to have a recipe you
can fLx at a moment's notice if
you have to." Her recipe for Tuna
Oatmeal Fritters meets all the re-
quirements of a good time-saving
recipe, besides being nourishing
and tasty.
Doug and Edee Larson and their
four children, Shayne, 14; Scott,
II; Mike 10 and Mark, 7, have
two favorite sports which they
frequently enjoy together. These
are snow skiing and horseback rid-
ing. The Lars0n's now have four
horses, which they keep at Island
Lake. Edee says she doesn't have
a chance to do as much riding as
she'd like to. Her other hobbies
are reading and sewing.
Serving as secretary of the Moun-
tain View P.T.A. last year, Edee
also belongs to a bowling team
and a bridge club. She enjoys
working once a week at her hus-
band's veterinary hospital. She is
active in the Methodist Church
and has taught Bible School there
for the past three summers, t
The following recipe makes abou
20 fritters, which, as Mrs. Larson
uays, "is plenty, even for our six
he • ,,
arty appehtes . She suggests
that the tuna be left undrained, as
the tuna oil adds a special flavor
to the fritters.
Tuna Oatmeal Fritters
1 cup biscuit mix
1 cup rolled oats
1/8 teaspoon salt
½ cup shredded cheese
2 eggs beaten slightly
½ cup milk
7 ounces (1 can) tuna
Add fat to electric skillet and
heat to 360 degrees. Combine bis-
cuit mix, rolled oats. salt and
cheese in mixing bowl. Stir to
mix. Add eggs and milk and stir
lust until dry ingredients are mois-
tened. Fold in tuna fish. Drop roun-
ded tablespoonful of mixture into
hot fat and cook until browned,
about five minutes, turning as
needed to brown evenly. Serve
with quick tomato or mushroom
sauce. To make sauce blend a can
of either" tomato or mushroom
soup with A can of rich milk or
cream. Heat until very hot. Don't
boil.
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40 & 8, 8 & 40 INSTALL NEW Announce Birth Of Son
OFFICERS THURSDAY EVE
NEW RESPONSIBILITIES--Virginia Wallin and Roy Clinton as-
sumed new duties last Thursday evening when they were installed
as Le Petit Chapeau of the 8 & 40 and Chef de Gate of the 40 &
8 respectively during ceremomes in the Vets Club.
18 partners of Mason County
Salon 508 Eight and Forty, were I
the August 1st guests of the Ma-
I
son County Forty and Eight for a
buffet dinner at the Shelton Hotel.
Following the dinner, an installa-
tion of Eight and Forty officers
and the appointment of commit-
tees for the coming year were held•
Installing officers were La Cha-
peau Departmental, Olga Roberts.
and La Secretaire-Caissiere De-
partmental, Corn Brown. Both arc
of Tacoma. Mrs. James Reedel
was pianist.
THE FOLLOWING officers were
installed: Le Petit Chapeau Vir-
ginia Wallin: Le Demi Petit Cha-
peau Premiere, Mattie Backhmd;
Le Demi Petit Deuxieme. Lillian
Norvold; L'Aumonier. Lucy Ed-
ralston: La Concierge, Ann Levin;
L'Archiviste. Merle Smith; and
Secretaire-Cassiere. Shirley Clin-
ton.
Appointed as committee chair-
men vcere: child welfare. Agnes
Alexander: ritual and emblems.
Jenny Hoff: constitution and by-
laws, Mary Dobson; fun and fel-
lowship, Lillian Norvold; trophie. €
and awards, Marie Brickert; part-
nership, Mattie Baetdund and Ann
Campbell; nurses' scholarship
Fran Luhm; publicity and scrap-
book, Martha %Vitslers; financ
chairmen. Mamie Earl, BeeTle Fau.
bert and Mary Sykes: music Bet
Johnson; La Petit Surintendante
Merle Smith; and L'Avocate. Ra.
Melcum.
EIGHT AND FORTY partner
from Tacoma. Olympia. Tenino
Centralia and Oakville were pre-
sent. Shirley Clinton. L'Archivist
Departmental and Mamie Earl
l)epartmental Scrapbook Chair
man, were introduced. Le Petit
Chapeau Passe Beryle Fauberl
thanked all the officers and com-
mittee chairnan who had served
under her during the past year.
Mattie Baeklund, Virginia Wat-
lin and Mary Dobson attended the
ennual Eight and Forty conven-
tion in Yakima this week as de-
legates. L'Arehiviste Departmn-
tal Shirley Clinton and Depart-
mental Scrapbook Chairman Ma-
mie Earl also attended the conven-
tion as delegates-at-large.
WILL GATHER AT PARK
The members c the Shelton
Business and Professional Wom-
en's Club will have a picnic Wed-
nesday, August 14 at Kneeland
Park, The picnic is scheduled to
begin at 6 p.m.
WHO'S WHO
(Continued from page I)
New officers of Mason Count
40 & S Voiture 135 were installed
last Thursday night during cere-
monies directed by Grand Chef de
Gare Ray Petermeyer of Tacoma
in the Vets Club i]mnediately fol-
lowing installation of 8 & 40 of-
ficers.
Petermeyer was assisted in the
installation ritual by Bill Palms.
Grand Cheminot Olympm, acting
ts installing conductcur.
ROy Clinton accepted the gavel
as tl{e new voiture Chef de Gare,
relievetng Frank Travis Jr. His
supporting officers include Jay
Umphenour, Chef de Train; Ed
PauberI. Correspondant; Delbert
Weston Conducteur: Bert Hoard,
Commis Intendant: Phil Durand,
Guard de la Porte: Harry Pizorski.
Lampiste; Buzz Phillips, Commis
Voyageur; Dr. R. %V. Norvold
Aummonier; Dr. B. N. Collier, Me-
_icin: Glen Correa. Avocat; Bill
Dickie, Guarde la Prissonier; John
Luhm and Ernie Campbell. Chemi-
nots.
Clinton announced tl]e appoint-
ment of Campbell as child welfare
chairman. Luhm as nurses' train-
:rig chairman. Faubert as birth-
day dollars chairman, and Dickie
:as publiciste.
Voitnre 135 was host to all mem-
bers and guests• including the 8
40 ladies• a a dinner in the
Shelton Hotel preceding the in-
;tallatiou ceremonies. Dancing to
!ire music folh)wcd the izstallation
Leca! Couple O=e
Of Hew Tesl $00amps
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Moore
"The Pines". Shelton have one o!
.he new hmiseent air mail stamp
which are being tried out by the
Post Office Department at th(
Dayton. Ohio. Post Office.
The stamp was on a letter from
]]is roster. E. Catherine Moore, ol
Dayton. Ohio. She enclosed a news-
paper clipping on the stamps from
a Dayton paper. She said the
stamp was one of the first of the
new type purchased.
The stamps are being used in a
60-day trial ' there to see how they
will wo'.:k in sorting through ul-
traviolet light in a sorting machne,
the clipping said.
SHERIFI S OFFICE ARRESTS
Arrests at the Mason County
Sheriff's office during the past
week included William Milligas,
Seattle. disorderly conduct; Felix
Broeau. Shelton disorderly con-
duct: Alan liddleton, Bremerton.
disorderly conduct; WML Hoskins:
Bremerton. disorderly conduct; Joe
Melson, McChord AFB. minor in
posession and consuming liquor;
Frank G. Gosser, Shelton, minor
in posession and consuming liquor;
Rick J. Henry, Bremerto, reck-
less driving.
Journal Want Ads Pay
U. S. Army Lieutenant and Mrs.
Lynn Bender announce the birth
of a son. Floyd Allan. weighing 8
lbs.. 6 oz.. on July 24 at Fort Da-
vis in the Canal Zone. where Lt.
Bender is stationed on active duty.
Lt. Bender was graduated from
the U. S. Military Academy at
West Point i 1962 and is a Shel-
ton High School graduate whose
school record in the mile run still
stands. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Bender. 600 Park
Street, Shelton.
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I,O1TZ'S TO CELEBI{ATE
(;OLI)EN ANNIVERSAIY
An open reception for Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Loitz ill be held
Saturday, August 17. a the Moun-
tain View Alliance Chapel. All
friends and neighbors are cordi-
ally invited to attend between 7:30
and 10 p.m,
ATTENTION TREEHOUNDS
The %Vestern Washington Tree
Hound Association will meet at
8 p.m. tomorrow at the Grays
Harbor Community Center between
Aberdeen and Hoquiam. All mem-
bers and those interested in trees
are urged to attend.
VISIT tlENRICKSONS
Visitors at the Adolph Henriek-
son lmme last weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Clair Gatchell from Taco-
ma life long friends of Mrs Hen-
rickson. Relatives from Edmonton,
Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Cross. also visited,
Journal Want Ads Pay
HAROLD SUTHERLAND
Who's Who
Kathy graduated this year
Blue eyes
Food dispenser
Busy man
Hard worker
4-door Mercury
XAC-420
Parliament smoker
The fringe is getting gray
Ruddy complexioned
Fast talker
Often wears apron
Kathy parade horses
Shriner and Mason
Wears Masonic ring
Lots of empty boxes
Chamber of Commerce
Downtowner
Will sell y6u chewing toOacco
Brown hair
200-pounder
Hi
Used
'62 Int
Ton piC
speed -
der- Real
'62 Ford F-1
l.ong
up - 3 speed
{ cyhnder-
'60 I
%_ Ten Panel.
Power- LoR.
'60 WiI1
Ton
Hubs - 4
'52
I Ton
base - 3
'52 Studeb
Ton
speed.
'50
I Ton Cab
Engine - 4
Kimbel
Chrysler
I
707 So. First SL
Savings made by
I
will earn interest from
SAVE AND SERVE Y
compounded four times
Shelton Braneh
Thurston
Savings & Loan
Accounts Insured to $10,000.00 bY
9 A.M. --4 P.M. Monday
10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Home Office
5th & Capitol Way • 313
Olympia, Wash.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Privato,
SPEND AN EVENING W
August 9 and 10 and the fol-
lowing weekend August 16
and 17 have been set aside as
SPECIAL EVENINGS
ENJOY A BUFFET
your selection m
prior to
CHICKEN, STEAK
OR SEAFOOD
at prices you can
afford.
When You can dance
BEFORE, DURING,
AFTER YOUR DINNER
No Increase in prices,
No additional charge.
.Olympic Inn
give you
to meet
OF
Managing
and we
will enjoy
(Who
BRINNON
Telephone 796-2351
YOUR SAVINGS at current m,:€
EARN DIVIDENDS
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