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Awards Go To
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fall luncheon and board meeting
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Country Club last ,Saturday,
BERNICE MOORHEAD poses with Stormy, her Collie.
Animals and cooking are her hobbies. Her recipe collection
has been compiled from the favorite foods enjoyed in various
parts of the country, and her choice is Father's Favorite.
Bernice Moorhead Returns
To Make Home In Shelton
Her travels and experiences as is her hobby.
a Navy wife would fill a book. Father's Favorite
Bernice Moorhead was born in 2 C. cooked macaroni.
Seattle, and as a child she came (Prepare by boiling in 3 or 4 qts.
received eight National Awards of
Merit for outstanding
participation during National
Music Week, in May, 1969.
Washington State president Mrs.
W . P. Swan made the
presentations to Club president
Mrs. Bernice Stewart. Receiving
national awards were Washington
Corrections Center, Shelton Music
Club, PizzaCota Junior Music
Club, Shelton Mason County
Journal, Radio Station KMAS,
the Rev. Carl J. Carlsen of the
Faith Lutheran church, Dr.
Andrew Beelik, and Mrs. Bernice
Stewart.
Recognition was given to Alice
Palmer, writer of the winning
composition for which the
Shelton Club received the $50
national award as winners of
Women' Composers.
Mrs. C. J. Agnew, Olympic
Public School Co-ordinator of
Music, gave an address stressing
life in music and in music clubs.
On display was a set of portable
bells which could be used instead
of a piano in elementary schools.
Attending this event were Mrs.
Donovan Palmer, Mrs. R. W.
Norvold, Mrs. Bernice Stewart,
and Mrs. Ralph Horton.
The Shelton Music Club is an
affiliate of the National
Federation of Music Clubs.
Birthday March
For Meeting Of
Job's Daughters
A birthday march will be a
feature of the meeting of the
Job's Daughters to be held
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Masonic Temple. Selection of the
Job's Daughter of the Month will
be made soon. Qualifications are
attendance at meetings and
helpfulness.
A rummage sale is planned for
October 31, and a friendship
night for November 4. A
membership drive is under way,
and interested persons may phone
Mrs. Wayne Ciary at 426-1103.
The last meeting was held on
October 7, with Honor Queen
Patsy Miltenberger presiding.
Bethel 37 was honored by the
official visit of Grand Guardian
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high school and ws graduated until not quite done. Set aside.)
from the Shelton High School, 1½ lbs. hamburger, browned in State College
after which she enrolled in a peanut oil. Tothisadd:
beauty school in Seattle, After 1 large onion, diced Grads Named
finishing this course, she worked ½medium green pepper, diced Graduating from Western
briefly as a beautician, but found Continue cooking to brown Washington State College at the
that she did not care to continue
in this profession; so she accepted
employment with the telephone
company in Bremerton.
It was there that she met
Second Class Pharmacist Mate
Trine Moorhead, who had joined
the Navy in 1940 and had been
on the Nevada when bombed in
Pearl ttarbor. They were married
in Seattle.
Bernice followed her
husband's ship while he remained
on the coast. In 1944 she came to
the Skokomish Valley to live with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Latzel, until 1946 when it became
possible for her to rejoin her
husband.
She loves animals. She owns a
Siamese cat and an arbtocratic
Collie named Stormy, who was
shown in San Diego. She acquired
her first Collie in 1950, and since
then has been very interested in
the breed, in Honolulu, from
1954 until 1957, she was
secretary of the Collie Club, of
which her husband was president.
Upon their transfer to San Diego,
they became active in the Collie
Club there. At the termination of
this tour of duty, they returned
to Honolulu and resumed work
with the Collie Club.
Her husband is now Master
Chief Hospital Corpsman at the
Bremerton Naval Hospital and
expects to retire next February
after 30 years of service.
Last August the Moorheads
moved into their new home in the
Parkwood area, and Bernice is
very happy to once again be home
in Shelton where she has so many
friends, as well as per parents and
a daughter, Joyce Snider. She has
another daughter, Cathy, who
lives in Bremerton.
Bernice has collected recipes
from all over the. country
throughout her traveling, and she
considers them to be a crot
section of the many varieties of
cuisine she has encountered,
Developing and perfecting these
recipes through experimentation
*--wRINKLES REMoY[D-
well. Add:
1 16-oz. can stewed tomatoes
1 large family-size can (1 lb.
10 oz.) tomato soup (or 2
smaller cans)
1 Tbsp. oregano
Salt and pepper to tast.
Add macaroni and mix well.
Top with:
¼ lb. grated sharp cheddar cheese
and strips of mozarella.
Bake slowly in 250 degree
oven for about 2 hours, or until
well blended. The cheese should
be melted and crusted.
Dianne Antonsen
On Dean's List
Dianne Lynn Antonsen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
M. Antonsen, has been placed on
the Dean's List at Pacific
Lutheran University. She is a
senior majoring in sociology, and
has earned a grade point of 3.3 or
better the past semester.
Pacific Lutheran University is a
private liberal arts college in
Tacoma. It has an enrollment of
2800 students.
Rummage Sale
The TOPS Slimette Club will
hold a rummage sale Wednesday
in the PUD building from 9:30
a.m. to 4 p.m.
end of the summer quarter were
Terry M. Haydon of Belfair and
David W. Whitener of Shelton.
Both received bachelor's degrees
in education.
Janice Cleveland
Youngest Member
Of VFW Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
auxiliary will be held tomorrow at
8 p.m. in the Memorial building.
Refreshments will be served, and
a "Chinese" auction will be held
by the Ways and Means
committee.
At the October 3 meeting, Miss
Janice Cleveland, daughter of
VFW Post and auxiliary members
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cleveland,
became the youngest auxiliary
member.
Youth activities chairman Mrs.
Merle VanderWal reported on the.
purchase of school clothing for
the auxiliary's "adopted" girl at
Rainier School in Buckley.
The Shelton auxiliary is leading
their district in membership with
the Olympia auxiliary in close
second place.
A rummage sale is scheduled
for December 5, and all members
are urged to begin collection of
rummage promptly.
For a family of three, your
savings are insured up to $150,000
by the F.S.L.I.C.
See the Savings Experts in blue
at.,.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Below
Miss Scott August Bride
In Faith Lutheran Church
in the Faith Lutheran church on
August 6 at 7 p.m. Miss Cheryl
Scott and Jim Below exchanged
rings and vows before the Rev.
Carl J. Carlson.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon M. Scott of Shelton,
and the groom is the son of Mrs.
Margaret Below of Lodi, N. J.
The bride was gowned in a
pink rosebuds. Her attendant,
[tolly Scott, wore pink and white.
Dwight Grosvenor acted as best
man.
Karel Mann and Cathy Neth
served at the reception held in the
home of Vincent ttimlie at 7:30
p.m.
The bride was a 1967 graduate
of Shelton High School, and is
short white satin dress and carried,: now .employed. as long distance
'a'bouquet of white carnations and Supervisor for PaCific Northwest
PTA Sets Program
On Bond Issue
The Evergreen Parent Teachers
Association will meet next
Thursday in the Evergreen
auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The
program will be based on the
school bond issue.
There will be a panel including
Louis Grinnell, Superintendent of
Shelton Schools; Dr. Herb
Hergert, chairman of the Shelton
School Board; and Ron Ring,
chairman of the citizen's advisory
committee. The program will
offer an opportunity for
questions and answers.
The invocation will be given by
the Rev. M. A. Younglund. All
citizens are urged to attend.
When it comes to vitamins,
I'd rather C than B one
Bell. The groom is a Health Spa
supervisor. They will make their
home in Seattle.
Bridge Proceeds
Go To School
The proceeds from the Shelton
Duplicate Bridge Club's Monday
night game were given to the
Shelton tfigh School Student
Exchange Club. The students
served refreshments to the players
at the end of play.
North-South winners were
Gordon Bennett and Mary Keller,
Bob Stratton and Hasson Shatila,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCahen.
Winners for East-West were Elsa
Schlosser and Doris Christey,
Shirley Byrne and Maralee Leland,
Jane Bennett and Louise
Umphenour.
The club meets every Monday
at 7 : 15 p.m. in the PUD building.
All bridge players are welcome.
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Now Open In Our
Store For Your Convenience
Neil's Pharmacy
Open 9:30- 7:30 Daily -- 9:30- 6 p.m. Saturday
5th & Franklin 426-3327
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Morse-Hanlon
Engagement
Is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. John Morse of
Basom, New York, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Susan to Rodney Hanlon, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hanlon of
Shelton.
Miss Morse is a graduate of
Genesse Hospital School of
Nursing in Rochester, New York.
Rodney Hanlon, a graduate of
Washington State University, is a
wildlife biologist.
After a November wedding in
Basom, they will travel to
Shelton, where a reception is
planned.
Epsilon Chapter
To Meet Monday
The Epsilon Omicron Chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi will meet
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Larry Holt with Mrs. Larry
Knudsen as co-hostess. The
program, "Self-Estimate', will be
presented by Mrs. Bill Nell.
Members are encouraged to bring
guests.
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Passing Fancies
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! do not like this driving on
the freeway;
It seems to me there's much too
little leeway
For error.
In terror
I see a truck roar by;
And not one whit care i
For the truck's proximity.
The truck speed limit he
Does, I'm sure, exceed;
And I recoil, indeed,
From cars with hot and angry
breath,
Whose screaming tires shriek
Death! Death! Death!
(He who hesitates is lost.
Move along at any cost.)
1 hope and pray that soon I'll find
an exit
From this boulevard of broken
necks, it
Is my dream of Hell,
this concrete strip.
i wish i'd never started
on this trip.
Drunk on wine of gravenstein
And grape are you, October.
I sentence you to thirty days
And caution you - stay sober!
, lit ,
There was an old woman
who lived in a shoe;
If rents go higher,
I'll look for one, too,
Dawn paints her pastel portrait on
the sky
And to her sorrow,
The sun erases it; but she will try
Again tomorrow.
To make square l>egs in round
holes fit
Is hard, without a doubt;
But once they're in, it's every bit
As hard to get them out.
Patricia Sheppard
High School Spotlight
A career as a registered nurse
lies before Patricia Sheppard,
known to her friends as "Patty".
In this her senior year she is
studying civies, psychology,
sociology, human physiology,
advanced biology, and chemistry;
of all these, human physiology
remains her favorite subject. She
is now a candy striper, and after
graduating she plans to enroll in
St. Joseph's School of Nursing in
Tacoma.
Patty has been a member of the
Girls Athletic Association for
three years; a member of
American Field Service for two
years; in her sophomore and
junior years she belonged to the
French Club; she was a Pep Club
member as a sophomore, and
again this year; she belongs, too,
Naidene Brooks
Becomes Bride
Of:John Janney
Attired in a pale blue afternoon
dress with silver accessories, and
wearing a corsage of pink
sweetheart roses, Naidene Brooks,
daughter of Mrs. Earl Barnett,
became the bride of John W.
Janney on September 19.
The double ring'ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Zschoche
in the home of F. J. McCaslin at
7:30 p.m. The bride was given in
marriage by her son, Pat Brooks.
The son of the groom, Jim
Janney, acted as best man.
A traditional wedding cake and
champagne were served at the
reception. After a wedding trip to
Salmon, Idaho, the Janneys are
making their home in Lacey.
to the Scarlet S;
to all this. she
at the Journal on
She has two
sisters. Chuck, 19, ts
Shelton High
going into
November. Kennet
is 13, and Anna is
are Mr. and
Sheppard.
Water skiing and
her favorite sports
her hobby. She
Lutheran Church.
She is blue
blonde, and .she 1952.
elton on Aug 29,
Weeps! F°rga00lel
The Mayon".
Somehow or
ingredient was
Autaa
in the
Journal. It is
who have tried
delicious as is,
addition of
mayonnaise it
This is the
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1 large package
½ cup mayonnaise
2 tsp. mustard
l/3 cu p chili sauce, estate
1 tsp worcestershtr
dash of garlic
Beat
smooth and
gently 1 6 oz.
Chill in the
least 2 hourS.
crab meat is jl
this recipe as
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Do some fancy footing for fall in tttesc'e#i
shoes that have just arrived on the bipl,,
Shelton. A. "Elaine", available in BlaCg ,,Fz.ln.,t
with a Louis heel. Only $16.99. :_la /l'
available in Black Leather and Twill WI'P
a Cuban Fibre Heel. Only $15.99.
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