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SHELTON ART CLUB members at work on a mural n
Mason General Hospital are, left to right, Helen Baker, Sue
Rutherford, Velma Graves and Hazel Beckwith.
Art Club
Paints Mural
For Hospital
The apwoximately eight toot
by nine foot mural rapidly taking
form on the far wall of the
Medical Staff Room in Mason
General Hospital began as a
project of the Hospital Auxiliary.
Helen Baker. a member of
both the Mason General Hospital
Auxiliary and the Shelton Adult
Art Club. was asked for
suggestions when the group
wished to promote the decorating
of a room. She thought of a
mural, presented the welt-received
idea to the Auxiliary. submitted
the request to the Art Club. and
the project was under way.
Designs were drawn and
submitted to Laurel Nelson,
ltospital Administrator. A final
selection was made and work
begun in February
The light and lovely landscape
executed in oils is now about
half-finished. Three more coats
are required, plus the protective
finish.
"'lt has been a real challenge,"
the artists agree. "None of us has
ever painted on cement before."
Donating their artistic efforts
m behalf of the Art Club are
Velma Graves. tfazel Beckwith.
Sue Rutherford and Helen Baker.
Mason General Hospital
Auxiliary president Betty Lob
Nelson expresses great
appreciation of the work.
"It is a beautiful mural." she
declares, "and the hospital is very
proud to display it ""
Formal Dance Set
By Junior High
"We've Only Just Begun" is
the theme selected by the Shelton
Junior High ninth grade class for
their annual freshman formal.
which will be held Saturday, from
8:30 till 10:30, in the Angle
multi-purpose room. Music will be
provided by "Lynx."
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The "Diamond Jubilee"
convention of the Washington
State Federation of Women's
Clubs opened Monday at the
Washington Plaza Hotel in Seattle.
Mrs. Claud Dugger, Mrs. Harold
the WSFWC Junior Membership.
The first major event of the
convention, an "Inspiration and
Fun in '71'" banquet, honored
the convention committee, which
included every Club in Seattle and
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, Canal Federated Woman's Club speaker at the opening session of
were among the 300 women to the WSFWC Convention on
register on the first day of the Tuesday morning, spoke on
three day convention. AnotherHosteling and the programs on
300 Club Women registered at the the Inter-City Youth.
Hyatt House, which was home for Asa has been Western
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Renecker
Anniversary Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Renecker, married in Olympia on
May 24, 1946, will be honored at
a 25th anniversary reception to be
held from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. on
May 15 in the social hall of the
Hidden Haven Trailer Park.
Friends and family are welcome.
Their children are Mrs.-
Michael Leboki, Aberdeen, and
Dennis C. Renecker and Steven
M. Renecker of Shelton. They
have five grandchildren.
Parents of the celebrating
couple are Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Renecker and Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Corey, all of Shelton.
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Regional Director of America
Youth Hostels, Inc. since 1964. tie
joined American Youth Hostels in
1949 when he led a bicycle trip to
Mexico. Since then he has led
bicycle trips in central and
northern Europe during the
surr, m~r~'and 'h~s ~also bee~ ,netive
in leading hiking, canoeing, sailing
and bicycle trips year round in
the western states.
There are two youth hostels
in Washington - one at Ashford,
TODAY'S
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54 miles southeast of Tacoma,
and one ten miles north of
Spokane at the North Branch
Speoker Irena McDoogol
YMCA.
Marilyn Van Derbur was the
speaker at the "Pattern For
Living" luncheon on Tuesday.
After having been selected Miss
America and serving in that
capacity for a year, she returned
to address over 260,000 teenagers
last year alone in high school
assemblies from Maine to
California. As Youth Consultant
to the Best Foods Company, she
simply and dramatically inspires
her audience to be dedicated and
devoted to their own ideals.
Mrs. Carroll E. Miller, Second
Vice President of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs
spoke on "Influencing
Environment" at the "Through
the Years" Banquet on Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Miller lives in
Missoula, Montana moving there
from West Virginia, where she had
served as their club women's
state president from 1958-60.
"Land Out of the Sea" was
the subject when Hans J. VanDam
spoke at the "Hands Across the
Sea" luncheon on Wednesday.
VanDam was born in Rotterdam,
The Netherlands and May 5 was
National Liberation Day of The
Netherlands.
In the Fine Arts display room,
arts and crafts by clubwomen
throughOut Washington State
decorated walls and tables.
Made to Measure--Any Size
Lined or Unlined
Pay Only For Materials
Choose from
Immense Selection
Over 150 Patterns
and Colors
MATERIAL PRICED
Open Friday
Evenings
Until 8:30 p.m.
Luncheon Club To Present
Miss Trena McDougal, who is
presently working with young
people in Seattle, will be guest
speaker at the Monday meeting of
the Christian Women's Luncheon
Club to be held at 11:50 a.m. in
the Hallmark Inn banquet room.
She formerly assisted David
Wilkerson in his work in New
York City among teen-age gangs
and drug addicts.
Soloist will be Mrs. Gilbert
Skaar, and the program will
include a special feature.
Reservations should be made
no later than Sunday by phoning
426-3555 or 426-2488. Nursery
service for infants and small
children is available during the
luncheon.
All women are welcome.
Degree Work Set
Trena McDougal
Fifth Degree work will be
presented by Progress Grange in
their hall on the McCleary Cut-off
road at 8:30 p.m. on Friday.
ServiteMaster of Mnso. Co.
Introductory
DURING THE MONTH OF MAY
PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING
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FLOORS • FURNITURE
HOUSEWIDE CLEANING
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"I want to write things that
are good," says Esther Wetmore,
who has completed the Famous
Writers' Course, "to counteract in
my own small way the bad that
exists in the world."
Her interest in writing has
stemmed from her work, years
ago, as a missionary to Indian and
white children alike as she assisted
her first husband, an extension
agent serving in the Government
lndian Service.
She was born and raised in
Bellingham and attended college
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in Pullman. After her marriage she :
went with her husband to the
Dakotas and subsequently
traveled throughout the United
!}ili
States.
She was for 14 years a 4-H
leader in the states of Wisconsin,
South Dakota, Arizona and
Washington. In 1 945, while
residing in Seattle, her husband, a
veteran of World War I, died of
battle incurred injuries.
Edgar Wetmore, a childhood
neighbor, was living in Seattle at
that time. He was a widower with
a son, and eventually they met,
renewed their old friendship and
married.
the duration of World War I,
retired after 12 years with the
Signal Oil Company.
Mrs. Wetmore's daughter,
Ginger Olsoe, lives in Shelton,
managing the Mill Creek Motel; to
be near to her, and to a son in
Bellevue, the Wetmores came to
their Arcadia Point home seven
years ago.
Laurel Court
ESTHER WETMORE is very active in
She served last year as president.
Will Install
A past president of the
auxiliary to the Veterans of World material from
War I, Esther Wetmore is stories. She
currently legislative chairman and Auntie Esther
also community activities the Santan
chairman for the organization. Sacaton on
She is assistant Devotional Reservation in
Chairman of the Missionary Circle she related
of the Baptist Church. portraying
Although she is just learning convey
to knit, she is knitting bandages present
to be sent to the Congo by her children, and
church circle, and she also for them.
Christmastime,
for her eight
Her
is a good ec
are purchased at rummage sales, variation
She bleaches them white and usually
makes the new garments by cookery.
removing the collar, shortening
the sleeves, sewing up the front,
opening the back and adding
tying tapes. She works at this
project for both the church and
the VFW auxiliary.
She likes to crochet and she
enjoys gardening, with a special
fondness for flowers; but her true
hobby, which she hopes to pursue
professionally, is creative writing.
Her wide travels and varied
experiences in dealing with people
N um"ew A'"cers
fashions hospital gowns from
worn white shirts. These, often
'ye)16wed and stained, are
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1 971- 1 9 72 officers of Laurel
Court No. 26, Order of the
Amaranth will be held Friday at 8
p.m. in the Shelton Masonic
Temple.
Elective officers are: Royal
Matron, Greva Tobey; Royal
Patron, Harold Brown; Associate
Matron, Hildegarde Page;
Associate Patron, Glenn Story;
Treasurer, Beth Johnson;
Secretary, Lois Davidson;
Conductress, Betty Freeto;
Associate Conductress, Nina
Dishon; Trustee For 3 Years,•
Grace Wells.
Appointive officers are
Marshal in East, Nancy Tobey;
Marshal in West, Mary sharer;
Standard Bearer, Viola Ferris;
Prelate, Fred Ferris; Musician, H.
L. Beatrice Larson; Truth, Hazel
Dammann; Faith, Jewel Deer;
Wisdom, Bonnie Tibbets; Charity,
Violet Cole; Historian, Leonard
Cole; Warder, Betty Rotz;
Sentinel, S. K. Edward sharer.
Royal Matron Frances
Magruder and Royal Patron Louis
Barnaby will preside for the
opening.
Cosmetics
YOU
WHAT A
CONDITIONER DOES
Q. What does a hair conditioner
do?
A. Because it adds a lubricant
to the hair shaft, a hair conditioner
will do the following:
* It will make your hair easier
to comb and manage.
* It will impart luster to your
hair.
EFFECT OF HAIR
CONDITIONER
Q. How does a hair conditioner
Work? Does it affect the hair
fOllicle or just the surface of the
hair?
A. A hair conditioner supplies
body luster and bounce to a hair
shaft that has been damaged by
excessive tinting, bleaching, teasing,
permanent waving, or straightening.
An Overprocessed hair shaft has a
COarse, Porus texture and often
suffers from a shortage of natural
oils. A hair conditioner supplies
additional oils and, in effect, fills in
the gaps in a coarse hair strand.
The activity of the hair follicle
is influenced by physiological
factors such as diet, general health,
and age. An externally applied
product like a hair conditioner,
therefore, cannot affect it.
Neirs Pharmacy
Emergency Ph. 426-2165
fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327
I Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 I
economics
1 lb.
1C.
½ C. diced on:
Saute all tog¢
celery beCC
oiled
can
salt).
can of
bake at 350
Remember Mothe
Sunday, May 9,
a live flower
We Have:
Azaleas, Rhododendrons,
Martha Washington,
Geraniums,
Cut Flowers
Plus
A new shipment of
Roses, 50 Varieties
of Dahlias and
Flowering Trees
of all kinds.
Also, Don't Forget
our complete line o]
Ceramic Gifts
& Artificial Flowers
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1610 Olympic Hwy.
Shelton
Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 6, 1971
