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7,1965
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY 5OURNAI ---Published in uChr stmas}ow,, Shel n, Washington
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Sunday Bread• is the name given
to this week's recipe but I'm sure
you will find it pleasing any day
of the week. No raising is neces-
sary for this sweet, frosted loaf
.... but it should be made a day ahead
of time.
Sue Johnson,• this week's donor
to our recipe file, is originally
from Chicago as is her husband,
Carl. The couple moved to this
community about four years ago.
He is a forester with the Sta~e.
The Johnsons have five young-
sters, Debbie eight, Danny and
David, six, Dale, nearly four, and
Steven, one year.
Sue is active in the Faith Luth-
eran church where she is organ-
ist which requires much practice
time with the choir. She is a. mem-
ber of PTA and is being initiated
into Girl Scout work by becoming
a Brownie leader this year.
Sewing, knitting and reading are
I ' favorite hobbies of this week's
: ' cook. i .* *
Sund~y Bread
i .': i ....... 2 C. biscuit mix
For All CUDDLY ,
I T...... 1A tsp. salt "
1 tsp. baking powder
of All Popular J t DOLLS % C. snipped dried apricots
,nc9a'mes.ua.ng ,[ , DOLLS THAT c. raisins
"Scrabble" ] WET, CRY ; 1 egg', well beaten
,, ,, / i DOLL 1¼ c. milk
"Monoply" / I BARBIE gar, salt and baking powder by
stirring. Do not sift. Add apricots,
|~~n~J / I DOLLS raisins and nuts. Combine egg and
milk and stir in Beat hard with
a spoon for about 30 seconds.
quart casserole. Bake at 350 de-
grees 50-60 minutes. Cool in cas-
serole 10 minutes. Remove to rack.
Cool.
Frost with a thin powdered su-
~~ ~oR~/~ ! gar icing. Do not slice until theWCTuneXt day.Has County
Tile ] Convention Here
_, Last Friday
AM'LY / Itl R$ TO The county convention of the
I WomaWs Christian Temperance
Union was held last Friday in the
home of Mrs. L. D. Hack.
| SOFT ANIMALS THAT The morning session was called
to order by president Mrs. W. O.
| APPEAL TO ALL -, Galloway who led the salutes to
_ | CHILDREN the American, Christian and Tem-
.... . Reports were given by the fol-
lowing directors: Mrs. Blanch B.
Bell, music; Mrs. W. H. Snelgrove,
• [ persnce flags
nation~il paper; Mrs. Nena P. Rob-
erts, publicity; Miss Marian John-
'son, temperance and missions. The
MUSICAL
noon-time prayer was given by
State President Mrs. Charles Budde
l~]/]/]~ of Seattle. '
--LARGE After luncheon devotions were
given by Mrs. Olive Quartier as-
sisted' by Mrs. Agnes Kangas. The
~ ~~ ~V.. a~d address by Mrs. Budde was follow-
ed by a question and answer pe-
riod.
DNAL SMALL ~,e state convention will be held
October 20-23 in Bremerton. Sev-
eral delegates from Shelton will
attend.
The meeting was closed by all
SETS repeating the' iarbnic benediction.
LOGGING TRUCKS
DUMP AND
PICK-UP
TRUCKS
GARBAGE TRUCKS
AND MANY, MANY
MORE
TONKA
NAVY MOTHERS TO
ATTEND CONVENTION
Mrs. Ray Prouty, commander of
Navy Mothers Club, and Mrs. Ar-
chic Underwood will attend the
Fifth Biennial Washington State
Convention of Navy Mothers Clubs
of America in Spokane Oct. 6-8.
Mrs. M: LaMarsh, 1st vice com-
mander, will preside at tonight's
regular meeting in the command-
er'B absence.
GOLDEN AGE CLUB
Members of the Golden Age
Club will meet for a regular meet-
ing and noon potluck tomorrow
in the Memorial Hall. There will
be entertainment.
SHELTON'S
OF NEW
LIL1" g IIg.1 Z I, r ,,a
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PATSY
Moving up from vice president
to president of Girls' Club at
Shelton High school this fall is
l~atsy Wolfe, senior. Along with
her duties in this capacity Patsy
heads the student chapter of AFS
and is local representative of the
Shelton AFS Chapter.
She also belongs to Pep Club.
She attended Girls' State this sum-
mer and represented Shclton High
school at the Seabeck Leadership
Conference in August. In her spare
time she works at the local Dairy
Queen.
She is a member of the ]~eLho-
dist church and belongs to a Jun-
ior Orthopedic Guild.
Patsy's classes this year include
PLASTIC PIPE 80 PSI-NSF
1/2" .... 100 ft.
3/4" .... 100 ft.
Coils ........................ $ 3.65
Coils ........................ 5.95
1" ........ 100 ft. Coils ...................... 8.95
...... 100 ft. Coils ........................ 15.95
3rd & ,Railroad
Subsidiary of P. N. Hirsch & Co.
Shop Miller's
In Shelton
NIGHTS PTIL
P.M,
1½" ...... 100 ft. Coils ........................ 19.95
2" ....... 100 ft. Coils ........................ 37.95
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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SUE JOHNSON
White or Colored
Reg. NOW
$3.49
¢~4aM
WOLFE
composition, civics, physical sci-
ence, world affairs and home eco-
nomics.
After high school she wants to
be either a social worker or a
beautician. If she goes into social
work she would like to be a juve-
nile case worker. She has not de-
cided on a college.
A green-eyed brunette, Patsy is
5'3" tall. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wolfe and has
two sisters, Donna, an SHS grad-
uate now attending college and
Mary 13. Patsy was born in Shel-
ton Nov. 17, 1947.
Swimming, sewing, reading and
cutting her girl friends' hair are
her hobbies.
STAINLESS STEEL SINK
21 x 32 Dbl. Compartment -- Self
Rewind Complete with Faucet & Spray
Basket Strainers
$
Complete with Seat
Reverse Trap -- White
Bmldmg
Mason County"