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trsday, December 20, 1
lrsday, December 20, 1962
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L.awton
Joe V. Simpson::
DRENGSON'S salad dressing recipe is just the thing to
rk up those uninteresting winter salads. It only takes a few
to whip up and you will be surprised how LJood your sal-
taste again.
is the time of year any
i: salad ideas are welcome. Barb
special salad dressiDg
to prcparc and will perk
whole meal.
joined a Junior Orthoped.ic
(JOG) when she was in
school. She is still in JOGS)
as a lcader. She is advisor to
CROSS
the Alma Burke JOG group. The
pur'pose of the group is to support
the Seattle Orthopedic hospital•
Bake Sales and Car Washes are.
two of the projccts •thcse groups
employe to raise finances.
The Junior high school age girls
were Barb's first group. Thcy are
called COGS. She had the same
guild for fivc years bcforc she
transferred to the oldcr girls.
Hm dcvotion to Orthopedic
work doesn't end here. She also
wor/(s with the adults. She is sec-
retary of the David Shelton Ortho-
pedic Guild and is City Chairmap
for JOG.
Barb has one girl, Michelle, who
iS Six" years oldJ
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2 Tbsp. Red Wine Vinegar
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Garlic Powder
Celeiy Salt
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SHELTON MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "'Christmastown, U.S.A.', Shelton. Washington
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Christmas Party Is
Festive Occasion
The anmml Christmas party of
the Shel-Toa Guild of the Tacoma
Ortlaopedic was held last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Dan
Davidson.
A short business meeting was
held and contents of the coin box-
es werc turned in.
ChrisLmas gifts were exchanged
and a song fest was held. The hit
of thc evening was the arrival of
lVhs. Norton Carlson in a roaring
20's costume.
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
Troy Schumacher and Mrs. Caro-
lyn Ragaa.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marriage licenscs
in the Mason county Auditor's or-
rice this past week were:
Charlcs V. Belander, 33, Port
Orchard and Clayene J. Cameron,
26, Port Orchard.
Albert J. Seely, 58, Bremerton,
and Ionc Tzex, 51, Bremerton.
Hector Barbour 54, Shelton, and
Clarice Carpenter, 56, Shelton
Richard E. Ramsdell, 39. Taco-
ma, and Viola C. Carlson, 32, Fair-
fax, Va.
Otis R. Greer, 19, Bremerton,
and Nancy Woodall, 19, Shelton.
Allen R. Furnish, 23, Belfair,
and Bonnie J. Lewis, 24, Belfair.
Ray Blanton, 45, 'Woodland. and
Nadine Mann, 32, Woodburn, Ore.
Spring Plans Being
Made By Guild
The Donnie J. Ortllopedic Guild
held its December meeting at Ju-
di Manke's home. It was rcportcd
the Guild assumed a good profit
from the bake sale which was
held in Nov. The procccds will be
sent to the Mary Bridges Ortho-
pedic Hospital in Tacoma. The
guild is :also planning a combina-
tion rummage and plant sale for
a spring project.
Following the business meeting
the annual Christmas party was
held amidst beautiful Christmas
decorations. Games were played
then refreshments were served.
(00'00WANI'ADS
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WENDY BRICKF_RT takes a special interest in track events and
has several medals of her own for the 880 and the broad jump, She
plans a career in teaching music after she finishes college.
It isn't to() often we run into a
track "star" in the female set but
considering Wendy lrickert's
background it comes as no sur-
prise to find she has several track
medals. Wendy is the only girl in
a family with two brothers who
are stars in their' own right. Her
father is a Junior high school foot-
ball and track coach. With two
younger brothers a girl has to be
fasf" on her feet! With a coach for
a father she can expect special
help•
Wendy, now an ISR senior, has
given.up running and jumping and
has taken up coaching. She is con-
centraLing her ability on helping
girls who are interesled in this
sporting event.
Music is of special interest to
Wendy and figures in her future.
She is a member of the High
school band and the Clarinet Quar-
tet. She also gives clarinet les-
sons in her spare time. She plans
to attend Washington State col-
lege after graduation to bedome a
nmsic teacher.
Teacher's Orientation, Civics,
Band, German II and Math are
her subjects this year. She belongs
to Pep Club and Honor Society in
addition to band and the quartet.
She is also utility chairman on the
band council.
. Water Skiing, swimming and
rock collecting are Wendy's hob-
by. She enjoys her activity in the
American Legion Auxiliary as a
junior member.
Wendy is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill BrickerL. She has
two brothers, Mike, an ISR so-
phomore, and Brian, an ISR jun-
ior. She is 5'2" tall, has blue eyes
and brown hair. Colfax, ¥ash.
was her 'birthplace. The family
moved to Shelton when Wendy
was in the 4th grade.
LIFE OF M/00O9OWELL IS FE00TU]IED AT
B SHARP dR. 0000SII] CLgG P00,00TY
The B-Sharp Junior Music Club,
at'filiafcd wit:l t, he ,n,: ano Na-
ti(JR: Federation of Mtl:dc tJlHb.%
met at the Evergreen sclu)ol fol.
its Christma.s party.
Tile program consisted of a cla-
rinet trio by Kristiv Look, Juli-
[{en,'-:bul'g and ltlrbll'a ])lllll)al'.
Clu'iatin( Sytsma and Cyntlua l¢i-
Eagles Auxiliary
Cancels Meeting
E'=tgles frmn the local group who
aLtended tie Dstrict Meeting at
Montesa no Sun(b)y a|'e Mr. iLl'l,]
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis. Mr and Mrs.
l-Ierlliun Lorenzen Mr. and Mr,,+
Louis Herzog, Mr, and Mrs. Alberl
Lord. Mr. and Mrs. Lestet DorseLL,
MI',< Earl Leggett. Mt's. Tennv.
Stockwell and Mrs. Edna E+nee-
land.
The l:)ecember meeting of the
Auxiliary has been cancelled The
next meeting will be January S.
I965.
Open House Slated To
Fete 40th Anniversary
A well known local couple, }{It.
and Mrs. Archie Lemke, will be
feted at on Open House Dec. 29
from 7-10 p.m at the Dayton Com-
munity hall The occasion is the
40tb wedding anniversary of the
pair.
A cordial invitation ba.s I)eetl
isstied by the+ family of the feted
couple to all of their friends.
Drivers, remember that few pe-
destrians realize how cornparaLi-
vmy invisible they are ..... double
your Caution at night fall ..... triple
your caution on unlighted streets
and quadruple your caution iu bad
weather.
Most of the acts listed as the
canse of an accic)ent are due'to a
driver's faulty attitude. The
Washington State Safety Council
urges you to protect your life by
complying with all traffic regu-
lations.
;'e :ult4 a dll('t, .lanice \\;,Vil:on ;+t
':ohL an+ Ja',qco 'VJ};3OlI, C yli[hJ,l
Aicd ;rod Ct'.visliuc Svt,'+ma nm,',e
.;p ;I trio. (hl'i:.;tllas • SOllg'S wcPe
c)loseu by all. Joy to the World
was sung by the 5Lh and (ith grade
Gohlen Age Club
Donates To Funds
The (Johh:n Age Chtb will mee[
Jill' :t t} ),]II. I,<)iill,,!]£ flftxt 'Phljrs-
:¢y :( the 5,icIT!OFia} hall, 'Phero
+,'+ll I>e :l +','A/ttrt! I',t[CI'.
The elnb has donated $25 to the
40 & S ,lollt'nal Christnms fund
Ri:Is, t at:el 525 to tile th)gers schtnfl.
Mrs. F'c(-k gave an il]telestiiv,
,evie¢,, of the life of E(Iw;tl'd Ma,c-
I)o\\;,.'eil \\;\-ilo was i+ttl' fii'.sl 4I'caA
• ttll,,.jtcti ,t' lilttqic. At 1112 age Of
15 tli; I/'dektt fo)' I)layh3; Lhe i')i+ I
;t'do Was alre'Jt;y ObVlOllS st:) hJ,'-t pa- I
lr/,.II1S S,Qill hiIll t() [,.bll'ope fol' hi',; i
!\\; i)ttl( '0 !UP|II}a2 Vvel'( pFctllt
'i :,¢' :1':I t:!::.ill;!i;', Sirs. Mirianl
Phillips is a new nmmber.
lell)bcl,a al'o /'enlJnded of Ptl('
I'IlI'iilIUI¢ tiLle (.w','l.l'7 }'Ori(ht' 1111('1
2itHI'!,N,/ :it. ;22 :{ill'Oa(:t ::lV(lllle,
:vai.'h;L f-h, ;;t!y(:!d th,q'e 12 ye:,rs I 0 Lord, who len(is me life,lcnd
:+Lt(lying. plucticing and teuclfig, lme a heart replete with thank-
• ..$ ....
tqe llltll'Flod (Ill(? Ol his bcst ptlplls, I] fuln(¢:qs.
',tn American girl ....... Shalcespcare
Ivlusieians fl'OlU tile [J. S, t)t:t'kl:
Lhe MaeDowells to COllie holne anci/ .................................................
help ru&l,:e a lnnsical Alneriea. Th(:
ottp]( + eontplied ;tll(l settled on a l
{art'i/ in New tanlpshil'e.
T}I( need for pt'ivaey ]roln tile;
consLant supply of guests prornpt-i
ed Mrs. MacDowell to have a
small house built in the woods bey-
()lid their honle an(l furllished :tS
a studio so her husband cottid
e:mpose in quiet. After her hts-
hand's death Mrs. MacDowell had: TO THE TEMPTATION'
.'evel'al nu'e of these study ]lOU-
ses built on her property which
are used Lo this day by poets, a'c-
Lists and musicians.
Mrs. Peck played MacDowelI's
F, coch Poem on the piano for the
group.
A dellcious lunclmon was en-
ioyed by the girls. After which
Leslie Surratt and Diane Turner
ef the Pizzicato Junior Music
Club accompanied the girls in ca-
rolling to the sbut-ins near Evcr-
4reen school and the hospitals.
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