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HER CHURCH and her family are most important of all to Helen (Joey)
Giddings. She is pictured with her children. Andrew will be seven years
old in December. The two-year-old is Katie, and Rebecca is three and a
half years of age.
'DEWELL celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary with a ten-day trip to Hawaii
beginning on November 10. They will spend the winter in
the southern states.
DUANE AND HARRIET DEWELL were married on
November 10, 1938 in the Little Brown Church in Iowa.
They were Shelton residents from 1951 until January of
1978 when both retired from Simpson Timber Company.
They now live in Bremerton. The couple has a daughter,
Sharon Coleman and two sons, Dean Dewell of Bremerton
and Daryl Dewell of Bellingham. There are 13
grandchildren.
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What's
Cookin ?
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Organizational
meeting slated
for December 6
All Mason County women
college graduates are invited to
the second organizational
meeting of the American
Association of University Women
at Olympic College, Extension
Center, Fourth and Cedar in
Shelton on December 6 at 7:30
p.m.
AAUW is the largest private
giver of funds to graduate
women and to community
groups for individual projects
ranging from art for children
programs to seven thousand
dollar grants to women in
professional schools and
thousand dollar grants to women
wishing to update or change
career fields.
The national organization
was founded in Boston in 1882
by Marion Talbot. This
association of women college and
university graduates has grown
from 65 members to some
200,000 with branches in every
state, the District of Columbia,
Puerto Rico and Guam. AAUW's
Educational Center is located in
Washington, D.C. and houses the
national staff officers as well as a
specialized library and materials
related to women and education.
Local branches of the AAUW
as well as state and national
associations, after in-depth
studies, have taken stands on
such issues as quality education,
school financing, public
disclosure laws, nuclear energy
and conservation programs.
AAUW is also vitally concerned
with programs for the elderly
and the family.
For more information on the
organizing group in Mason
County contact Jane Jacobs,
426-7269; Valerie Peggar,
426-9908; Esther Bittner,
426-5671; or Bernard Dorcy at
Olympic Community Cdlege
Extension Center in Shelton.
Her bread to go to bazaar
"My time is divided between
nay church and my family," says
Helen Giddings, member of St.
David's Episcopal Church and
mother of three.
She teaches Sunday school
and serves as superintendent of
the Sunday school. She is a
vestry member, and she is
assisting with St. David's bazaar
to be held on December 1 in the
church parish hall. Bible study is
held in her home each
Wednesday evening.
Born and reared in Aberdeen,
Helen left her home town at the
age of 18 years to attend a
beauty academy in Tacoma.
After her graduation one year
later she went to Florida to learn
that her Washington beautician
license was not valid in that
state.
"So," she says, "l worked as
a meat cutter in a cafeteria."
In 1963 she was married in
Aberdeen to Veme Giddings.
The couple's children are
two-year-old Katie; Rebecca,
who is three and a half years
old; and Andrew, who will be
seven in December.
Helen (known as Joey to her
friends) went as a bride to Tom's
River, New Jersey where Veme
was stationed as an officer in the
U.S. Navy. They lived there until
1967 when they came to
Shelton.
"Verne attended the patrol
academy," says Joey, "and upon
his graduation he was stationed
in Shelton."
Although she has traveled 46
states, Mrs. Giddings has always
remembered Washington as
home.
"My great-grandfather came
to the Aberdeen area about 90
years ago," she explains, "and he
was one of the founders of the
city. He was also one of the
writers of the state constitution
M,Y family has been in
Washington contihiiously since
that time."
In her journeying Joey has
worked at many trades. She has
been employed in wig salons, in
ladies' apparel shops, in book
stores. She has been beautician
and cosmetician. In Shelton she
was employed in Nell's
Pharmacy
"We like Shelton," she
declares. "It's a safe place to
live, and the climate is pleasant.
What snow we have is nothing
compared to that in New Jersey.
We were often snowed in there
for days at a time, and had to
dig our way out to get to a
store."
Her hobbies include the
arranging of flowers, and she
utilizes both fresh and dry
materials. She knits. She bakes
and decorates cakes. She loves
animals.
"I used the kids as an excuse
to have pets," she laughs, "and
they learned to love them as I
do."
Household animals include a
sort-of Dachshund named
Speedy; an elkhound-Samoyed
crossbreed; a kitten called
Murphy and a rabbit whose
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Pharmacy
5th & Franklin
name is Hopper.
Joey Giddings is noted for
her cuisine. She often bakes
whole wheat bread for her
family, and will contribute this
specialty to the coming bazaar.
"It's an involved recipe," she
admits, "and a lot of work, but
it's a really fine bread and
everyone loves it. I think it is
worth the effort."
Whole Wheat Bread
6 C. lukewarm water
2 pkgs. dry yeast
¾ C. molasses or honey
2 C. dry milk
9 C. whole wheat flour
Dissolve yeast in water; add
sweetening, dry milk and flour.
Beat 100 strokes with large
spoon or wire whip until batter
is very smooth. Cover bowl at
this point and let dough rise
until double in size,
approximately 45 to 70 minutes.
2% Tbl. salt
% C. oil
6 to 8 C. whole wheat flour
allow 2 or 3 more C. of
flour for kneading
Pour oil on top of risen dough.
Sprinkle salt over oil. Fold oil
and salt into dough. Do not stir.
Sprinkle the rest of the flour,
about a cup at a time on the
mixture and fold in. Continue to
fold in flour until dough comes
easily away from sides and
bottom of mixing bowl. Turn
out on a floured kneading
surface. Knead until dough no
longer picks up additional flour.
Texture of dough should be
smooth and somewhat shiny.
Place in oiled bread bowl, cover
with damp cloth and let rise
until double in size (60 to 90
minutes). Punch down and let
rise again for about 60 minutes.
Turn out on kneading surface
and shape into four loaves. Place
in well oiled bread pans. Let rise
until center of loaf is about level
with top of pan. Place slits about
½ inch deep lengthwise of loaves.
Oil tops with pastry brush, and
sprinkle poppy seeds or sesame
seeds over top. Bake 45 to 60
minutes at 350 degrees. Done
loaves will resound with deep
hollow thump when tapped with
finger. Yields four 2¼ to 2½
pound loaves. It may be more
satisfactory to bake at 325
degrees in some ovens.
Meatbalb
1½ lbs. ground beef
2 slices bread, cubed
C. milk
1% tsp. salt
1 tsp. garlic powder
4 Tbl. Heinz 57 sauce or
A-1 Sauce
1/8 tsp. pepper
1 C. wine
1 can mushroom soup
Mix all ingredients except wine
and soup. Form into balls about
the size of a large walnut. Brown
well in skillet in oil or fat, then
drain. Mix wine and mushroom
soup. Pour over browned
meatballs, cover and simmer for
approximately 30 minutes. Six
to eight servings.
Pumpkin Spice Torte
1 pkg. spice cake mix (not
extra moist brands)
1 16-oz. can pumpkin
2 tsp. soda
2 eggs
1/3 C. water
1 4%-oz. or 5-oz. pkg.
vanilla pudding mix
2% C. milk
% C. chopped walnuts
1 pt. whipping cream or a
large container of
whipped topping
In large mixing bowl, combine
cake mix, pumpkin, soda, eggs
and water. Mix according to
package directions. Pour into
two greased and lightly floured
nine-inch round cake pans. Bake
at 350 degrees for 25 to 30
minutes. Let cool 10 minutes.
Remove from pans. Cool
completely. Meanwhile prepare
pudding according to package
directions, but use only 2% cups
milk. Cool, stir in nuts. Split
each cake layer in half crosswise
to make four layers. Put layers
together with pudding between
each layer. Spread whipped
cream over entire outside of
cake. Spoon caramel glaze
around edge of top and let
drizzle down the sides.
Caramel Glaze
Melt l-3/8-ounce box of Milk
Duds and one tablespoon butter
in two tablespoons milk; stir
constantly. Beat in half cup
sifted confectioners sugar. Cool
before drizzling on torte. Add
more mllk: ffneede&/!:, :
Annexation
is approved
The Mason County
Commission has approved the
annexation of an adjacent area
to Fire District Eight in the
Tahuya area. The action came
after a petition signed by more
than 60 percent of the residents
asking the annexation was
presented to the commission.
No commission
We Americans have no
commission from God to police
the world.
Benjamin Harrison
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Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 23, ,1978
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HELEN (JOEY) GIDDINGS will bake her
whole wheat bread for St. David's bazaar
December 1 in the church parish hall.
VFW sets district m
Pacific Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post No. 968 and Auxiliary
will host the second district No.
5 meeting in Raymond on
December 2 in the post home
with a no-host dinner to begin at
6:30 p.m. and the meeting to
start at 8 p.m.
Past auxiliary presidents of
District No. 5 will hold their
next dinner in Aberdeen at the
Rockefellow, a
Rainier School
youth activity
purchase
and also a
January.
A new mernl
Scrogham, was
auxiliary at the
Chuck Wagon
Wednesday at 7 p.m. Presidents
wishing to attend may meet at
Jo Sparks' home.
At the last regular meeting of
the Mason County V.F.W. Post
No. 1694 it was decided to hold
the annual Christmas party on
December 22 instead of
December 15.
The auxiliary voted to pay
sponsor fees of $10 for the
bantam bowling team. They also
voted to donate $20 to the 40 &
8 Christmas fund and $30 for a
snack fund for Robins
Restaurant on Officers
by Hot Tamo
on N
Hot Tamales
on November 6
the home of Billie
Officers el
president E
president
secretar
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The next
held on Monday
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