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C at00s ESA Program
Bridge Club
• Featured speaker for the De- ::!'.-':})::.:!:::!::i:i:i:!:<:i:i:i ............. i:i:i:i::.,:-.::!:: ........ i • The winners in Monday night's
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llQIR--mmii,--.;, WIImQIII of Beta Zeta Chapter, Epsilon
Sigma Alpha was Ralph Bur-
A HOLIDAY FAVORITE in the home of Dorothy Costa is
her Cranberry Relish Bread. With her in the above Jour-
nal photo are her two children, Michele and Pare.
Cranberry Relish Bread Is
Change From I'foliday Swee÷s
have two children, Michele, four.
and Pare, seven.
CRANBERRY RELISH BREAD
2 cups sifted flour
1 tsp. soda
1 tsp. salt
sa cups sugar
1 egg
1/3 cup orange juice
3 T. vinegar
2/3 cup water
1 tsp. grated orange rind
% cup shortening
1 cup coarsley chopped raw
cranberries
1 cup chopped nuts
Sift dry ingredients into. mix-
ing bowl. Beat egg, add liquids,
orange rind and melted shorten-
ing. Add all at once to flour mix-
ture. Stir until flour is just dam-
pened. Add cranberries and nuts;
stir just enough to blend well.
Turn into greased loaf pan. Bake
60-70 min. in 350 degree oven or
until done. Cool before slicing.
More and more hostesses are
serving unusual breads during
the holidays. This is a welcome
treat because, as a rule, we all
eat too many sweets during that
time. This week we are featuring
Dorothy Costa's Cranberry Relish
Bread.
Dorothy is one of those "busy
busy'" housewives who always
has a full schedule. She is vice
president and ways and means
chairman of the Pioneer PTO, a
member of Vicki Lee Orthopedic
Auxiliary and is active in St.
Cecelia's Guild of St. David's
Episcopal church. She also helps
with a Brownie troop.
She refinishes furniture, sews
and makes paper flowers, Christ-
mas decorations, Raggedy Ann
dolls, candles and anything and
everything in the line of handi-
crafts. She also co-writes the Pi-
oneer area news for the Journal.
She and husband Gordon. h
Simpson Timber Co. employee,
bridge. Mr. Burbridge, of Seattle,
represented the Washington So-
ciety for Crippled Children and
Adults, Inc. He thanked the chap-
ter for money contributed by all
ESA chapters in Washington and
mentioned the work the society
does for persons in Washington
state. The meeting was held in
the home of Mrs. Bob Seibert.
An additional education pro-
gram on "True Religion" fol-
lowed the speaker. Members par-
ticipating with short programs
on various religions throughout
the world were the Mesdames
Gene White, Ray Rice, Martin
Lund, Dick Holland, Tom Ogden,
Floyd Ridout and Kyron Wilson.
As a result of a recent pro-
ject, Mrs. Bill Kimbel an-
nounced the chapter would be
able to present Exceptional For-
esters, Inc. with a check for $400.
It was also voted to send a
check to the local Christmas
fund.
Following the meeting refresh-
ments were served by the hostess
and Mrs. Ken Evans. The next
meeting, the chapter Christmas
party, will be held next Wednes-
day in the home of Mrs. Dick
Holland.
Mrs. Hansen
Selec÷s G|f÷
For Lynda Bird
• Representative Julia Buffer
Hansen was chosen by Speaker
of the House John V. McCormack
to select the Congressional wed-
ding gift for Lynda Bird John-
son's wedding.
With funds contributed by most
of the members of the House of
Representatives, Congresswoman
Hansen selected an engraved
sterling silver punch bowl and
chantilly ladle by Gorham.
CHRISTMAS PROJECTS
KEEP SCOUTS BUSY
• Mason County Girl Scouts
have been busy getting ready for
Christmas. Brownie Troop 172
made hand puppets and yarn
dolls for the children in Viet
Nam.
Junior Troop 306 made hand
uppets, yarn dolls and octopi
for the children at Buckley. A
Court of Awards was lield by
Junior Troop 308. Brownie Troop
121 made Christmas tree decora-
tions from pill bottles and
Brownie Troop 108 made tooth-
pick snowballs.
Brownie Troops 43 and 5 and
the newly organized Junior troop
made tray favors for the hospi-
tal and nursing homes for Christ-
mas.
Between 135 and 150 Girl
Scouts went caroling last Friday
in downtown Shelton after which
they met for cookies and hot
chocolate at the Baptist Church.
Society Editor Marj Jacobson Phone 426-4412 Duplicate Bridge Club were for
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A DECEMBER 2 wedding ceremony in the Overlake Park
United Presbyterian church in Bellevue united Mrs. Patricia
Kelly Ganty and William Richard Stone Jr. in marriage.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Cora Kelly, Belfair. She
is a University of Washington graduate and employed as a
consultant at Polyclinic in Seattle. Parents of the bride-
groom are Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stone, Wausau, Wis.
He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and works
out of the Seattle and Alaska offices of Employers Insur-
ance of Wausau. Following a wedding trip to Hawaii the
newlyweds are making their home in Bellevue.
.- .. .......... These refreshments were served
A n| DNII TUE J by the Jayettes. The Girl Scouts
I BIB V i n I and leaders extend their thanks
II ......... to the Jayettes.
00JJ00lb TOWN 'imAillll BBIIilBB MONTHLY Gn SCOt THE SPRING WEDDING plans of Miss Terry Lynn Brown
-- "- " -- LEADER MEETING HELD and Knute Alden Adams are being announced during the
TODAY, THURS., DEC. 21 Moose Lodge, 8 p.m., airport The monthly neighborhood holidays by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith,
• Rotary Club luncheon, noon, ha.. . .. .. meeting of Mason County Girl former Shelton residents now living in Seattle. He is the
uegree oI honor, pm, e-
Ming Tree Cafe. . .... • • Scout leaders was held last Thurs-
Slimette Tops, 7 p.m., court moma i nail. ..... day in the home of Mrs. Louis SOil. of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Adams, Tacoma. The bride-
agies, p m, alrporz nail
house annex. • • • Tylczak. A list of people to re- elect graduated from Highline High School in 1965 and is
Port commission, 8 p.m., court WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27 ceive the Girl Scout complimen- now a junior at Western Washington State College. She
house. Drivers license examiner, 10 tary calendars was made.
Navy Mothers Club, 7:30 p.m., a.m. - 5 p.m., court house base- Thanks is extended to each per- is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Buchanan, Shelton.
PUD conference room. , ment. son who supported this project. The future bridegroom, a 1965 graduate of Puyallup High
tIood Canal Woman s Club, Christmas Town Tops, 7 p.m., It was decided 1968 Day Camp School, is also a WWSC junior. His paternal grandpar-
11:30 ram., Potlatch clubhouse, court house annex, will be held th¢ last week in ent are Mr. and Mrs. Percy Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Knute
Welcome Chapter OES Past Mason County Hospital Dis- June.
Matrons Club, noon, home of trict Commission, 10 a.m., court The starting of the Welcome Olafson, former Shelton residents now living in Tacoma,
Florence Weeks. house. Wagon Association in Shelton are his maternal grandparents. A March 16 wedding date
FRIDAY, DEC 22 Beta Zeta Chapter ESA, 8 p.m., 'was discussed. Mason county in the Faith Temp!einTacoma has beenset-_
Ruby Rebekah Lodge 8 p m, home of Mrs. Dick Holland. will be the first group in the Tall
IOOF hall ' " " THURSDAY, DEC. 28 Timber Council to have the as- ---"----'--'---= .... =-':'--------- .....
SATURDAY, DEC. 23 Rotary Club luncheon, noon, sistance of this organization. STELLA
. -^ Min Tree Care Mrs Gerald Klokkevold was I
€ •
Drivers ucense examiner, iv e, • . . ". . _ ,
m - 5 n m co,,rt house base- Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m., votes m as Mason county Neigh-
ment ..... Timbers restaurant, borhood chairman. The next
Salt-asha-ers 8'30 ,, m fair Slimette Tops, 7 p.m., court meeting will be held the second
grou,Is7 ........ house annex, Thursday in January. BEAUTY SALON
SUNDAY, DEC. 24
Shelton churches invite you to 1428 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SOUTH
attend the church of your choice. (Corner of Highway and Dearborn)
MONDAY, DEC. 25 W W
Merry Christmas, Drive care- l L A I] [i I€,
fully if you are going to be on J00lJ00zr00llnl[ ' • •! Open Monday fhru Safurday
the highway, "- ----" " """ = q :d
TUESDAY, DEC. 26 . kT_RJ] Evenings by Appointment Only
Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon, ..= /
Timbers restaurant. V] 426-6659
City commission meeting, 8 O#
p.m., city hall. BI,.. A'n Operator will be on duty SUNDAY, DEC. 31st
Teen Meet, 7:30 p.m., Timbers I il ----- - ........
res00.,=t. _ EVERY SAT= NIGHT by Appointment Only.
pl r"
' ' -'ll0000rJ ,o=oo ,u, z=oo Com e÷e Beau÷y Se v00ce
00lt. Morlah Lodge
No. 11 The BEST Permanent Waving- Manicures
Hair Styling and Cutting
F. & A. M. in COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC Wig and Wiglet Sales and Service
Weanesday, December 27 Featuring: "TEX MITCHELL" and HIS BAND
(St. John's Night)
Stated Communication ADMISSION $1.50
Lodge Opens 8 p,m.
George a. Howard, W.M. Phone CR 5-2248 or OR 5-2922
Arnold L. Cheney, Secretary Located on the Old Belfair Highway
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OPERATORS:
Linda Densley Jane Ellerbroek
OWNER-MANAGER
Stella Winter
north-south, Don and Gordon
Bennett, Lenora Dudley and May
Graler, Bob Quimby and Sally
Kelly, and a tie for fourth be-
tween Ted Brodie, Wayne Soper
and Col. Dudley and Jack Graler.
For east-west winners were
Bill Batchelor and Mary Keller,
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Umphenour,
Bruce Kreger and Clyde Ruddell,
Vic King and Norm Hulbert.
The club will not meet Decem-
ber 25 or January 1. The next
meeting will be January 8 at
7:15 p.m. in the PUD auditorium.
All bridge players are welcome.
Chrisfmas Parry
Enjoyed By
Beachcombers
• The Beachcombers Garden
Club held its annual Christmas
party and regular meeting last
Thuusday in the home of Mrs.
Orville Kager with Mrs. Lee Lop-
riore assisting.
Mrs. Clem Hell was in charge
of the short business meeting.
Decorated containers filled
with home-made cookies will be
presented to the Allyn House as
a gift from the club.
Members held a .gift exchange,
played games and enjoyed lunch-
eon together.
Golden Age Club
The Golden Age Club will not
have the usual potluck meeting
next Thursday. The group will
not meet again until January 11
at which time there will be a
regular business meeting.
4-H Club News
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LIVEWIRES
• The Livewires 4-H Club met
December 6 at the Southside
School. Before the meeting the
girls made Christmas cards by
stamping designs on paper made
by carving potatoes.
The meeting was called to or-
der by Chris Flint and Kerri
Kimmberly led the flag salute
and the 4-It pledge. A discussion
was held on sending triangle-
shaped scarves to Buckley.
New officers were elected with
Wendy Hovind as president; Ker-
ri Kimmberly, v i c e pl-esideht;
Carlerl' Neal, 'secret2 , ".Susie
Swayze, treasurer; ChriS PFtint,
reporter; and Merrieann God-
ding, community service.
BUCKAROOS
• The Buckaroos and Mission-
ettes, members of a junior ser-
vice club sponsored by the As-
sembly of God church, caroled
for patients in the Shelton Gener-
al Hospital and the Shelton
Manor Nursing Home last night.
Refreshments were served to
the carolers in the home of Mrs.
DeLoss Zachry, leader of the
boys' group, the Buckaroos. Mrs.
LaVerne Younglund is leader of
the girls' group, the Missionettes.
AN OPEN HOUSE Christmas day will honor Mr. and l
Kenneth E. Rose, Arcadia Shores, on the occasion of t
25th Wedding Anniversary. Hostesses for the event will]
their two daughters, Martha and Janis Rose, who will
guests between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. assisted by their br0
ers, Hank and Tim.
INTERNATIONAL Order of Job's Daughters, Bethel
Belfair, will have installation of officers at 8 p.m.,
ber 29 in the Masonic Temple in Belfair. Queen
Donna Lee Dishon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
shon, Shelton.