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Bill Barron
Hi
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"'Water sports are my hobby."
says Bill Barron, whose home is
on Phillips Lake, "1 like
swimming, water skiing, all
activities pertaining to the water."
Bill, the soll of Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Barton, was born in
Tucson. He came to Shelton as a
one-year-old and has lived here
since.
rdeaux
Show
A program of Christmas
.Carols and a Talent Show is
planned for the Bordeaux PTA
meeting to be held in the School
gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. today.
The Bordeaux P.T.A. is again
sponsoring movies in the school
gym. The first of these will be on
He has five sisters. Elizabeth is
a Shelton High School Senior, and
Cathy is a sophomore. June and
Sherry are Junior High School
sludent~ and Linda attends
Pi~meer School.
"We're building a new house,"
Bill states, "and it keeps us all
busy. The girls help, too."
Bill also works in Christmas
trees, and participates in a newly
organized (?hess Club at school.
tte has been a Science Club
member for three years, a
member of the German Club for
two years and is now also a
member of the Ecology Club. For
two years he has been an AFS
mere her.
Barron studies calculus,
typing and physics, and he
student teaches geometry. He will
attend college to major in some
field of engineering.
"1 will probably go to
lanuary 14 at 7:30 p.m. with the Washington,State," hO~lye:: t
title ",The Absent Minded, , Bill Barton :w~s~orn
Professor". September 23, 1954.
nlmMak
Gra es Debut
Christmas Opera Role
proud grandmother is Mrs lead m the rhanksgavmg Play and
Cheryl Cowan, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Cowan
Sr. of Union, became the bride of
Gary Ehler, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Ehler of Enumclaw
on November 13. The double ring
ceremony was performed at 7:30
p.m. by Pastor Unruh in the
Summit Avenue Presbyterian
Church in Bremerton.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was gowned in tiers
of delicate white lace styled with
a ruffled stand-up collar and cuffs
and with a cathedral train.
Miss Chris Jensen was maid of
honor and bridesmaids were the
Mesdames Curule Cowan, Kathy
Cowan, Bonnie Wilson and Bette
Morton. The attendants wore
orange chiffon skirts with white
lace bodices.
Dale Ehler was best man.
Guests were seated by ushers Bill
Colli, Gary Cowan Run
Schaafmas, and Jerry Cowan who
were attired in white continental
tuxedoes.
Flower girl was Miss Tamara
Cowan and ring-bearer was Tracy
Cowan. Candles were lighted by
the Misses Kathy Stacy and Lauri
Stacy.
Matching accessories were
selected by the bride's mother to
blend with her apricot-colored
street-length A-line dress.
Accessories of gold highlighted
the hot pink street length gown
worn by the mother of the
groom.
A reception in the church
basement followed the ceremony.
The five-tiered cake, made by
Mrs. Ruth Boysen, friend of the
bride, was topped by an
TODAY'S
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ehler
heirloom of the groom's family. It
was first used to ornament the
cake served by his great
grandparents on their Golden
Wedding anniversary. The
ornament next topped the 25th
Anniversary cake of the groom's
grandparents, and has since been
in use al weddings in the groom's
family.
Mrs. Vicki Uhler attended the
guest book and at the gift table
were Mrs. Mary Swenson and Mrs.
Cathy Mowrey. Serving and
assisting were the groom's aunt,
Jeanette Mikus; the bride's aunt
Dorothy Metzler; the groom's
sister-in-law, Gayle Crier: aunt of
the bride May Balsiger: Miss
Marcia Reeves; Mrs. Linda
Dupuis; Mrs. Jane Miller; Mrs.
Donna Young; and cousins of the
groom Jeff, Scott, and Karen
Copponi, who distributed groom's
cake.
The honeymoon included a
stay in Seattle and a trip to
Oregon. The couple will reside at
3045 Woodside Lane, Bremerton,
where the bride is employed as a
medical clerk in the Department
of Public Assistance and the
groom is stationed with the U. S.
Navy.
The bride attended Olympic
College and the groom was
graduated from Green River
college.
Jan Danford, Society Editor
peals
Bethel No. 37, Order of Jobs at the store from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
D a u g h t e r s w i I 1 h a v e to distribute CARE Food Crusade
representatives at the Shelton order envelopes to shoppers,
po
than nine million Pakistani
refugees who are entirely
dependent upon outside help.
20th Century Thriftway store On thanks to the cooperation of the . Donors also may choose to send
Wednesday afternoon, with Thriftway store which has assisted their aid to other areas.
CARE Food Crusade material as a CARE with its holiday program Typical $1 parcels have
convenience to holiday shoppers for several years, sufficient food to provide either
wishing to send CARE food to aid 400 glasses of milk for preschool
Pakistani refugees in India or CA R E is appealing for feeding centers, or 300 bowls of
other hungry children in critical support of the Food Crusade nourishing porridge for Pakistani
areas overseas, program by which millions of refugee children, or a school
For the second year, the needy children are fed throughout lunch for a hungry child daily for
young women have volunteered the year. Particular attention this three months.
this service for CARE and will be year is on the plight of the more F u r t h e r information is
available from the Northwest
CARE Office, Frederick &
---- . . __ Nelson, Seattle.
Chr,stmas Party Is Planned
The American Legion Last Monday Mrs. Florentine
Auxiliary will .join the Legion for Connolly, Beth Johnson, Ada • • | | | | /
their annual Christmas party in Clothier and Addle Norris ~v~rs° 1"1OI1(11"10
the Memorial Hall on Tuesday. traveled to American Lake ___°.. _ _
The social hour will begin at6 Veterans Hospital to help with W,II .
p.m., and the dinner at 7 p.m. the Christmas gift shop. Martha v
Auxiliary members are asked to Witsiers, community service ~n ~A [~¢'1r'41,1,
bring a child's toy which will be chairman, requests that Auxiliary /-I! I t--~jr'~ l%A//~f
given to the 40 & 8 - Journal members bring M.J.B. coffee lids , . . --
Mrs Dick Hollana will hostess
Christmas basket project, and the smaller editions of , "'.i_ ....
magazines to the meetings for the a late Claristmas party to .0e held
Veterans Lounge at Sea-Tac. Also 0y Beta Zeta Chapter, ESA at 8
p m on December 29
to be saved are Betty Crocker " " " 8
-- ,~1 ! ~ " coupons The group met at p.m. on
t.:,araen ~.lUO ~ers December 6 in the home of Mrs
• • • ! ~ Jim McNamara with Mrs. Tom
Musical rrogram Ogden as co hostess Proper wig
A special Christmas musical Trees To B1~- -1~¢'~[¢'1 care and styling was demonstrated
.... Mr
by s Bobble Seal
will constitute the Monday - " • .
meeting of the Shelton Garden Reasonably priced Christmas Beta Zeta Chapter will
(lub" to be held at 1:30 p.m. in trees are available .... on Htghway provlde Chrtstmas g'lfts for the
Schreiber ttall at the airport I01 at E. street after school three rooms at the Mt. View
r hours Annex School A donatmn of $25
The prog am of singing will be • - '
p re se n t e d by Exceptional The sale Is' conducted by the was made to the Forty and Eight'
Forester_s a__and b,v members of the Candysttipers. of Mason General Christmas Basket
Junior MusicClub ttospital and proceeds will be Two catering jobs were
A tea will follow the used to purchase new uniforms, accepted for December.
enteer~7?e~en~o atde giEft;ce;ltl~o be ~
P p nal
Foresters
For Christmes -Something Different
Choir Will Sing
MacLovia Boswell of Shelton, "The Frog Prince." He also has At Coffee Hour
whose 1 ! -year-old grandson, his blue belt in Judo.
James Grant makes his singing Mrs. Boswell and James' A noon program of Christmas
debut in the title role of the Uncle and Aunt, Mr. and Mrs. songs by the High School choir
Christmas opera, "Amahl and the Henry Robertson, who have been will be a feature of the Christmas
Night Visitors" of Gian Carlo keeping track of James' progress Coffee Hour to be held by the
Menotti. The performance will be by hearing tape recordings of the Mason General Hospital Auxiliary
December 18 at 8:30 p.m. at Old rehearsals, plan to attend the on Monday.
The group will meet from
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the home
of Mrs. Frank Travis, 502 Laurel.
performance. James looks
forward to completing his
assignment in order to spend
Christmas holidays in Shelton
with his aunt Mrs. Gloria Strate.
He hopes to visit relatives and to
renew friendships made during
the Forest Festival.
Potluck Planned
A noon potluck and an
afternoon of card games is
scheduled for the Mason County
Senior Citizens Council who will
meet at 2nd and Grove streets on
Friday.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hurst wish to thank all
for the beautiful cards
and gifts, and they
express appreciation to
the many friends who
attended their Golden
Wedding reception.
Church in Portland, Oregon and
will be performed by the newly
organized Oregon opera ensemble
which specializes in operas sung in
English
Jim has been attending opera
since he was three years old when
he saw Mozart's "The Magic
Flute" with his mother, Marie P.
Grant (Piedamae GarciaL A
special invitation has been sent to
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Winiecki
who introduced Mrs. Grant to her
first opera which was also "The
Magic Flute."
James plays flute in the
school band where he has earned
first chair and he was awarded the
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nners
Fourteen-year-old Tom
Sharer, a freshman at North
Mason School, is a blue-ribbon
cook. He won his first top award
three years ago at the county fair
with a very special cake which
continues to be a winner.
Tom, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Sharer, was born in Allyn.
He has two brothers and a sister,
who is not as interested in
cooking as is her brother.
A member of the Cornucopia
4-tt group led by his mother, Jean
Sharer, Tom began cooking
lessons under the direction of
Dorothy ttarper of Belfair who
originated the 4-H food project
and for several years served as
leader.
The Cornucopians are
currently studying All-American
foods. Regional recipes are
explored and lessons include the
history of the areas noted for
various specialty foods.
Tom, whose father is
owner-operator of Sharer Digging
Service, builds model airplanes as :
a hobby, and he rides a mini-bike.
He enjoys archery. He is also
interested in woodworking and in
plastic casting. *~
"l have a roomful of stuff rve
made," he says.
Tom follows in the footsteps
of his older brother, Run, who
excelled in cookery and was
responsible for Tom's early
enthusiasm in food preparation.
Although Tom's specialty is
baking, he often makes Tacos for
a family meal.
Tom's Tacos
i!!:ii~!i~i
1 lb. hamburger
grated onion and other seasonings
to taste
2 cups freshly grated cheddar
cheese
In a large skillet fry the
meat, chopping into bits as it
cooks. Add onion and seasonings.
Lower heat. Chop a small head of
lettuce and in a bowl mix with
meat and cheese. Fill ready-made
Taco shells and add Taco sauce to
taste.
Qold Layer Cake
.... ~Tom s'Winner)
2V4 C. cake flower
3V~ tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
1 Va C. sugar
TOM SHARER bakes prize-winning cakes.
Va ('. ,i~ortcning
1 C. milk
1 tsp. vanilla
2 eggs
Sift dry ingredients together into
mixing bowl. Add shortening, 2/3
C. milk and vanilla. Beat for two
minutes. Add remaining 1/3 C.
Mocha Chocolate FrostiM
6 Tbsp. cocoa
6 Tbsp. hot coffee
6 Tbsp. margarine
1 tsp. vanilla
4 C. powdered sugar
milk and eggs. Beat for two Combine cocoa,
minutes. Pour into two greased and vanilla. Add
and floured 8-inch cake pans. gradually until spr
Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 consistency is reached.
minutes, cooled cake.
Come to Santa's
VFW Schedules 1 Store for
Christmas Party ~ c~/a~ ~0. 1
V.F.W. Post and its auxiliary
will hold their annual Christmas ! ~[0~~b ~00~:
Party on Friday beginning with a
potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the
Memorial Building.
Santa Claus will attend with (wT~
goodies for all. Gifts will be 00t~
exchanged and entertainment will
follow the dinner.
The next regular business J,,,
meeting of the Post and Auxiliary~ (,,~ (~[~/~ I
will be held January 7 at 8 p.m. in m "
the Memorial Building.
for YOU
CHOOSING i
LIPSTICK COLORS
Q. I have red hair. Can I
use a lipstick with a purple
cast?
A. You should choose a
lipstick color that will
harmonize with your costume
color, not with your hair.
Blue-red or fuchsia
lipsticks harmo'nize best with
cherry red, mauve, purple, or
wo~et clothing. If these colors
are favorites in your wardrobe,
lipstick[non by all means wear a vo~u ~e S=n~d?r=~~
with a purple cast. . "~:
Most redheads, however,
favor blues and greens in their
wardrobe. Red coral, or
orange lipsticks harmonize best
with these colors.
HOW TO
APPLY LIPSTICKS
Q. How can I apply lipstick
so that it will stay on my lips
for more than a few hours?
A. No lipstick will stay on
for more than a few hours
during the course of a normal
day. Eating... drinking...
smoking.., and licking the lips
all cause lipstick to wear away.
To get the maximum wear,
however, apply your lipstick to
dry, powdered lips. Allow it to
set briefly, and then blot your
lips and reapply.
A very light blotting after
the second application will
further help the setting
without removing the "gloss".
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