Father's Day breakfast in Fraser
By Norma Brand
The Fraser Ladies Get Together Club will serve a Father’s Day breakfast
on Sunday, June 20. The cost is $5
for adults, $2.50 for children 12 and under. It will be held at the
While you are visiting with
your neighbors you can see the progress that has already been made on the indoor
bathroom. The profits from the breakfast will be donated to the
Treat the man in your life and
your family to a great breakfast on Father’s Day. Remember to mark your
calendars for this Sunday morning, June 20 and let the Fraser ladies do the
cooking, see you there.
The Fraser Ladies Get Together
Club held their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, June 9. The hostesses were
Bev Bailey and Dolores Watson. Guest were Rosena Aultz’s daughter, Elisa Likin,
and her daughters, Erin and Kaitlyn from
The meeting was called to
order by president, Donna Brown, secretary, Oreta Stuart read the minutes of the
May meeting. Norma Brand gave the treasurers report and results of the profit
made on the yard sale. The Club was please to donate $702.51 to the
After the meeting the
hostesses served a delightful lunch of taco salad in tortilla shells, cake and
strawberry short cake. Bev Bailey won the white elephant. The summer months are
busy times, so the Club will take a break, the next meeting will be on Oct. 13.
Enjoy the summer; we will see everyone next fall.
Jan Thornton and Jim McManus
held a fish fry at Jan’s home on Sunday, June 13. The sun came out and it was a
beautiful day for an outdoor picnic. Jim loves to fish and he prepared some of
the salmon he caught on a grill and some he dipped in a light batter and
deep-fried to perfection. Besides
the potluck dishes brought by the guests, Jan also made fry bread.
Their guests included and
Jan’s grandchildren Ayla and Dylan Campbell, her brother, Gary McCoy and his
friend Patti Epeldi came from Nez Perce, Jan’s son Kurtis, his wife Miranda, and
their children Keyan and EmmaLyn came from Kooskia, Jim’s sister, Kathy Shawver
drove over from Myrtle and Bert Cornu drove up from Orofino.
The rest of the guests were
from the Fraser area. They were RoseAnna Thornton and her granddaughter Cera
Selzler, Ron Johnson, Reggie and Peggy Ball and Steve and Norma Brand. What a
great way to spend a beautiful late spring day, visiting with everyone and
enjoying all that good food. Thanks Jan and Jim.
The weather in Fraser finally
turned warm enough to work in the vegetable gardens. Monday, June 14 was the
first day for many of us on the hill to get our seeds planted and the tomatoes
and peppers set out. We hope they will have time to mature before summer is
over.
Lanis and Rosena Aultz send
birthday greetings to their grandson Joseph Lanis Condor.
Joseph is the son of Emily (Aultz) Condor and her husband Brian.