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| • • Af Carnival • Shelton Dup00cate Bridge
• / .1'tl • An old witch will greet the !i!iiiiii:!!!ii!:iii};i!:;;i!!iii:iiiii!i}iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiii;;i.:i;iiiii:i:iiiii`! Club's annual party, including
Lmp.m,mP.,m,..m-.0m.qm*-. children as they arrive at the Society Ed,tor Marl Jacobson Phone 426-4412 dinner and an evening of bride, ....
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15th annual Halloween Commun- . ... ................ ::::.:.:.:.:..:,:.:...:.:.:.:.:.:.::.:.:.:..:.:.:,: ....... :; : .... :: ::::.:.:.::.:::.::
,'/;:+. , ................ ................. -,. ........................................ Timbers restaurant.
::ii:: ity Carnival to be held in the
chalet gym at the Belfair Ele- :.:.... Members and guests who plan•
mentary school this Saturday. i:::::::.i to attend should pay for their
The carnival, sponsored by tickets by next Monday at the
latest, according to William
Nuel Curtis VFW Post No. 5372 iliiii!ii; Lucke, club president.
and Auxiliary, will begin at 7
p.m. There will be games, door In the monthly Masterpoint
: ......... game held Monday evening north-
prize, punch, cider and donuts. : south winners were Bruce Kre ....
snacks and something for every-
:: " ger and Col. Wood, Mrs. Jack :
one. i Graler and Mrs. Ed Dudley, Gor-
The children's costume parade don Craig and Gordon Bennett. ::
will be a highlight of the even-
ing. Pre-school children through East-west winners were Mr. ::::
eighth grade will be divided into and Mrs. wayne Soper, Mr. and ........
four groups for judging. No Mrs. Aubrey Wills, Walt Par- .: :. .....
masks are to be used but faces sons and Rex Umphenour.
may be painted. Bruce Kreger and Col. Wood
All booths to be judges shouhl ' .. were also first place north-south
be decorated and persons serv- winners October 23, followed by
ing or taking part should be in Gordon Craig and Gordon Ben-
costume, again no masks to be nell, Eva Aamodt and Bertha
used. *" Walker, Mrs. Paul Schlosser and
First place winner in the fifth Mrs. L. C. VanArsdale.
poster contest was Alene Becker; October 23 east-west winners
second prize, Lisa Kronquist and were Vic King and Norman Hul-
Brian Hendry; third prize, Mike ::: bert, Vagn Sorenson and Bob
Huson, Leigh Ann Hagen, Ricky Eliot, Mrs. Connie Johnson and
Anderson and Susan Schatz. Mrs. Pearl Archibald and a tie
Sixth grade first place winner between Rex Umphenhour and ....
Clyde Ruddell, Mrs. Roy John-
i was Terri Williams; second place, .,
Tom Sanders and Kathy Ralkow- son and Mrs. Charles Allison.
ski; third place, Chert Palmer, Any persons interested in dup-
, : Mark Harder. Jean Fedenk awl licate bridge are invited to play
i:: Alayne Cook. : t their first time free as this is
: ' : Judges were Mrs. William Ca- not a closed club. It meets regu-
dy, Mrs. Bernard Eger and Mrs. larly at 7:30 p.m. Mondays in
J. S. Ahl. Posters are on display the PUP auditorium, i: :
o, . at Belfair TV. ::. :
•
..... . Hoodsporf Guild DAVE PUHN
Sla÷es Carnival ..... For Beachcomber
o ..... MR. AND MRS. LARRY SMICK Garden Club
Halloween
Nighf , The Beachcombers Garden
,: The Bride s Uncle Pert ,rms Club held its October meeting in • The president of Boys' Club
,,,% , • Halloween evening at Hoods-
,, ', " port promises to be an exciting the home of Mrs. Earl Terrell at Shelton High school this year
one. Members of the Tiny Tim Lewi Smick M rri g Rite with Mrs. Edwin Griggs as co-isDavePuhn, a175pound, six-
APPLESAUCE BREAD is another suggestion for using Orthopedic Guild have planned S" a e hostess, footer with brown eyes and
surplus apples. This recipe is from the kitchen of Alice a Halloween Carnival to be held Mrs. Clem Holl conducted the brown hair. Dave is the son of
from 7-9 p.m. next Tuesday at • Miss Sandra Gaff Lewis be- Bob Keiger was best man for business meeting. Members ans- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Puhn and
Moran and freezes beautifully for future use. the Hoodsport school, came the bride of Larry Bren- the bridegroom. Ushers were wered roll call with the name of has one. brother, Scott, 17.
Games of all kinds, including nen Smirk in a September 2 rite Gary Smirk, cousin of the their favorite fall shrub. Dave's father is an SHS grad
who passed his interest in sports
App! . o00=re ,=l" Grea+ a cake walk will be available to in the First Methodist Church. groom, Randy Lewis, brother of Each member took an arrange- and the out-of-doors on to his
este those attending. There will be The ceremony was performed by the bride, Tom Emerson and ment of dry material which was son. Dave plays offensive and he makes up
refreshments. Larry Lewis, the bride's uncle. Gayle Schoepflin. criticized by those present with defensive right end on the High-
Miss Lewis is the daughter of A bone ribbon, lace and crepe the help of Mrs. Vesta Reynolds. climber football team. He is a
For Mor i cj Kaffee Kla÷ch ,s. John Burnett, Shelton, and cage dress with matching acres- The next meeting will be held two-year letterman. In the spring Jobies $o
n n PTA Banquet To the late R. G. (Bud) Lewis. She sories was worn by Mrs. Burnett. November 9 in the. Grapeview he plans to turn out for baseball
was given in marriage by her Mrs. Smirk was attired in an fire hall with a basket social the for the second year. He plays
• Because apples are plentiful St. David's Episcopal church and stepfather, John Burnett. Parents orange silk suit dress with match- center of interest.
at her house right now Alice the Shelton General Hospital Aux- Be Held During of the bridegroam are Mr. and ing accessories. Both mothers
Moran chose her Applesauce iliary and enjoys membership in Mrs. Brennen Smirk, of St. wore green orchid corsages.
Bread recipe to share with read- a Sewing Club made up of friends. I'I . • • • I John. Following the ceremony a re-
ers this week. The smo)th tex, .:App,:l8a,,C BRIAD ....... 00r-auc, ar00on:0000v00eeK0000,, ! Tw0"'candelabra baskets.,.rf4:lled-,, ception was held in the church
:lure and urCc.too sweet ..avo:: ........ :, ; :, .: : ,-m. ,;wth yellow tuneful *p0rns-< and..:social hall which was decorated
makes this a wonderful accom- 2 cubes margarine • In observance" of American' gree'ty:r$1adlolt"flnd a< matchin with green gladioli and yellow
paniment to coffee. It freezes l& cups sugar Education Week, Mountain View a 1 t a r bouquet decorated the roses. The five-tiered wedding
beautifully, too. 4 eggs PTA will hold a Parent-Teacher church for the occasion, cake was topped with yellow
Alice, or Betty, a she is known 2 tsp. vanilla Banquet November 6 at 6:30 The bride's gown of tradi- roses and silver leaves.
to her friends, rinds absolutely 4 cups flour p.m. in the multi-purpose room tional lace and peau de sole was Serving were Mrs. Dick Hunter,
no time for boredom even though 2 tsp. baking powder at the school fashioned with a full skirt, long Mrs. Bob Bruce, Mrs. Shirley
she has raised her family. She 2 tsp. soda Master of ceremonies for the train and long lace sleeves. Her Smiek, Mrs. Jeannie Lewis and
and husband Orville have two 2 tsp. salt program will be Nell Molenaar, elbow length veil was held with Mrs. Gloria Poffenroth. Mary
girls and one boy and four grand- 2 tsp. cinnamon immediate past president of Mt. a lace crown. Yellow roses and Burnett, stepsister of the bride,
children. 1 tsp. nutmeg View PTA. Rev. Arthur Beals of stephanotis made up the bridal attended the guest book. The gift
Betty always enjoys sewing, it 2 cups unsweetened applesauce the First Baptist Church will bouquet, table was presided over by Alicia
is her favorite pastime. She also 1 cup chopped walnuts speak on "Are There Any Abso- The bride's cousin, Stephanie Ahl and Lois Magelssen.
spends a lot of time making Cream margarine and add su- lutes in Morality?" Special mus- Lewis, was maid of honor. Brides- The bride is a Shelton High
braided rugs, and enjoys any gar gradually. Add eggs and va- ic will be presented by the Shel- maids were Sandra Lausch, Marl- school graduate and attended
type of handicrafts. She spends a nilla. Add dry ingredients and ton High School chorus. There lyn Peden, Cindy Stentz and Pam Multhomah School of the Bible,
lot of time gardening and enjoys applesauce. Mix well and add will be several cash door prizes. Tuson. They wore identical dres- Seattle Pacific University and
riding her own horse, walnuts. Bake one hour at 350 Tickets for the banquet are ses of moss green in empire style Dicta Business College. She is em-
She is an active member of degrees. Makes two loaves. $1.75 each and are available at with pleated skirts and chiffon ployed in the business office at
the school office. Reservations puffed sleeves. Their flowers were the Walla Walla College where
must be made by next Wednes- yellow tuneful pores with match- her husband is a senior student.
VFW Auxiliary Has Dis÷ric÷ (lay. ing streamers. They are making their home in
A long white dress with lace Walla Walla.
around the sleeves and the bot-
President's Official Visi÷ Yule Gift Open tom of the skirt and a veil to
match that of the bride was Arfisfs To Meet
worn by flower girl Tami Smirk.
• Fifth District president, Mrs, House Planned She carried a basket of yellow j
tuneful poms. Nex÷ Wednesaay
Paul Olson of Aberdeen, made
her official visit to the local VFW • Plans for a Christmas Gift Pebble Smirk, cousin -of the
groom dressed to match the other • The Shelton Adult Art Group
Auxiliary meeting last Friday Open House are being made by bridal attendants, and Mark will meet at 7:30 p.m. next Wed-
night, the Hillcrest Homemakers Club.
Lewis, brother of the bride, nesday in the home of Mrs. Wal-
Other out of town guests in- There will be a work party to- lighted the candles. Marilyn Pc- ter Jensen, Route 3. Anyone need-
eluded Mrs. Glen Sargent, de- day in the home of Mrs. Ellis , den and Dianna Magelssen sang ing information or directions call
partment color bearer; Agnes Wells. accompanied by Bill Archer. 426-8450 after 5 p.m.
Redfield, past department presi- The group held its last meet-
dent; and Ann Young and Mary ing in the home of Mrs. Joe ------------------
Trohomivich, district officers. Grassl. Mrs. Everett Hatch was
Cascade council chairman Mar- welcomed as a visitor. NOTES
ian Johnson reported the coun-
cil met October 9 at North Fort The next regular meeting will
Lewis. The local auxiliary do- be held in the home of Mrs. V.
M. Jackson, 420 University, next
hated several dozen cookies for Wednesday.
the occasion. The next meeting i fro NE00L
will take place November 3 at .m....
/hChord Air Force Base. . :
activity chairman, reported the
auxiliary will again co-sponsor
both the Junior and Bantam
leagues. I a GLAUCOMA-SNEAK THIEF OF SIGHT
The local auxiliary will hold a
Halloween party next Tuesday :
for the Exceptional Foresters.
Hospital chairman Beulah Har-
rtaon reported on the game par-
ty held at Western State Hospital
last week. Twelve cakes were do-.
hated by auxiliary members and ' I
served to 95 patients.
Mrs. Varrel Sparks, ways and .....
means chairman, has held sev-
eral work parties in her home
recently in preparation for the /
bazaar to be held November 3.
' " ! I
A bake sale will also take place George HasBrouok
with proceeds from the sale go- t
i to the cancer fund. All mem-
bers are asked to make and bake |
something for this affair.. -lsk for i
Charles Cox, patriotic instructor, eorge
presented an American flag to ]
Auxiliary president, Mrs. Sam ,il s tT HIM
Ogg, to be used as the patriotic SELL YOU A CAR
= i MELL I
Mrs. Francis Cole was initiated
and welcomed into the VFW Aux-
gla at the last meeting. An- U. Box
other new member, Mrs. Dick . $| * CH|¥ ... OLD$ i Fifth::a;kl,:; ,;umr ;:;Y3;h,:.(6.2165
Stsk, was initiated at the pre- Open 'til 8:0 p.m. M. & Frl.
viou meeting, 205 Cote 426'4302 1st & Grove 426-6367 ! d
2he auxiliary voted to send
P-age 6- Sh'elton-Mason County Journal ' T-hursday. October 26, 1967
DPW To Meef
• Vembers of the Daughters of
the Pioneers of Washington will
meet next Thursday at 1 p.m.
in the home of Mrs. Clint Houpt.
* High School Spotlight
Club. He is alsO
Luther League
theran Church.
His subjects this
physics, trig, civit
biology and world
no idea what he
his career so
start college
Rummage
mostly in the outfield.
Out-of-door sports in general,
and hunting, fishing and water
skiing in particular, are Dave's
hobbies. No matter, what the
game or type of fish, he is al-
ways ready to go.
Besides Boy's Club, Dave is
a member of Key Club and "S"
• A rummage st
Friday by
Daughters
promised articles
quality at the sale
held from 9 a.m. *
Memorial hall.
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• A mare wren anel of at least 100 am 150 or 200 a
' ' " g p perespreferably "n" 220"
• Enough branch circuits to serve various areas of your house, includ u
volt circuit§ formajor appliances.
• Enough outlets so you don't need a maze of extensioncords.
• Plenty of readily-accessible switches everywhere.
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