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February 1, 1962
Tu,,dy, +b,,ury New Year Republican Women
DaneeTheme And Their Guests
Orthopedic Aux- See Riot Films
Chinese New Year"s
will be held February 10 at "Opcralion AboliNon", the rod-
Golf Club. tion picture showing the rioting
Clarence Anderson is chair- at the San Francisco hearings of
the dance "The Year of the the House (Congressional) Un-
by Chinese calendar American Activities Committee,
there is a limited was well attended by some seven-
er of reservatmns, guests are (y-five Republican women and
to get their ]eservations in guests of the club. The movie was
away. Mrs. Everett Hur is shown by Jim Lane of Belfair at
and reservation chairman, the January meeting of the Mason
Mrs. Purdy took an members are asked to bring County Women's Republican Club.
in the social life of the decorating materials to the After the showing of the film,
as well as in civic matters. Friday evening before the new club officers for 1962 were in-
was active in Elinore - for the work party", stalled: Mrs. Arthur Kraus of The
Eastern Star, and for a few "-------- Garden Resort, Hoodsport, as pres-
served as a member °f °ld 4 H NEWS ident; Mrs. Carmelita Shackleford
school board. The Purdys pad, of Belfair as first vice president;
ed [he grocery store of " and Mrs. Harold C. Stirling of
Belfair as secretary. Mrs. J. Eber
Frank Robinson on Union Angle of Shelton, elected second
front. Later they also bought ,. Ms(lock Adventurers vice president, was vacationing in
Hauptley's store, which ha ae first meeting of the Ms(lock Honolulu; and Mrs. Trivia Fisk of
viously been the company st€ enturers for t i Shelton, elected treasurer, was
JohnstoresMCReaVY.aS one TheYfor "a°peratnumb t.l tOdden.January 22 a:h h/aLWao canvalescing in Spokane after a
years. When their home and very critical bout witl pneumonia;
- :lee(ion of officers held as these two officers were installed
tents were destroyed by fire+lows. President was so
a Ly r S e President," NaneyBill Stodden;St°dden; by proxy.
sold the home to le e
Tire store property w Wise next meeting of Mason
.... +,^ o etary, David Stodden tress-
the late Guy tarnem, w..u ,mr, K^- - ; County Women's Republican Club
a if'":" =nneth Stodden
ed a grocery store for miffe . • will be held at the home of Mrp.
of years. The Hood Canal 'z+ rent projects were dis- L.L. Mclnelly, 1104 West Harvard,
now stands on the old store "o and each member decided o l"a , m h ....... ol h,
Purdv mo+ng toPr°jects x.vhseh they are l wil I be a round table discussion of
Tom and Bertha --, -,e rot tile coming year. t the basic princl lea of the Re ubli
Yachats,,Oregon, where they very nic - 'P P -
pYee th^ . e lunch was served t can Party. Coffee will be served.
and operated a beach res%d = pureness meeting I All Re ublican women will be
some length of time, and fba
passing. Mrs. Purdy joiner l aex meeting will'be held welcom whether they be members
. Y at the home of Doll or not Mrs Kraus wiu announce
ters at Bellingham, and blu, , • •
the names of the women who have
ever,Sided athereregularSinCe'visitorSheonWaS ......... Don Gribble, reporter consented to act as chairmen of
al, calling on local old-time the various standing committees at
and relatives-in-law at this meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Clareuce
+++n++w e '11 Choir Concert Is
Forester-s-Sidle Enjoyed By Many
Discussion Friday e Music Enthusiasts
The Society of America The Choir Festival Concert pre-
esters will meet Friday rented by the Shelton Music Club
p.m. in the Tyee _ | at the Junior high school auditor-
Olympia. A panel C K ium last Sunday has received very
water polhltion is favorable comment.
Those who will take part Rev. Eugene Kellenbenz, O.S.B.,
the guest soloist from St. Martin's
program include Mr. Alfred Fehruary_ 12 college in Olympia, gave an excel-
" " " lent performance. It was a pleas-
rested, broke• ure to listen to his playing and his
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our closing for Proceeds of the concert go
toward summer music awards to
10 days will not undergraduates.
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lrlcnnvonino,__.._... ,, The Shelton Music Club wishes
YOU. to thank everyone who helped
make the concert a success with
MASON COUNTY special thanks to Mr. Lynn Sher-
wood, Mrs. Harvey Hillman, Mr.
f Havens and high school boys, Mrs.
STATIONERS R w Norvold and Junior Music
Club, Mrs. Charles Lentz. Mrs.
Bruce Kreger and Miss Marian
Gaffney.
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New Councilors
For Treble Clef
Junior Music Club
The January meeting of the
Treble Clef Junior Music Club was
held in the auditorium of Bordeaux
school. The collect was read by the
group and the ltymn of the month,
"God of Our Life" was sung. The
story of the hymn was read by
Dundee Moran.
During the business meeting
which was conducted by the presi-
dent, Connie Chency, plans were
made and discussed for attendilg
the Junior Club convention at the
University of Washington on
March 17. The club is a member
of the State and National Federa-
tion of Music Clubs.
The program consisted of folk
songs. A story of American folk
songs was read by Karel Mann.
"Old Folks At Home,' was sung
by Cynthia Surratt, Cheri Miljour,
Terry Wokojanee and Holly Scott
accompanied on the auto-harp by
Leila Locke.
A "Folk Song Rotmd" was sung
by the sixth grade girls. The pro-
gram was concluded with the sing-
ing of several folk songs by all
the girls accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Donovan Palmer.
Several of the Treble Clef girls
took part in the entertaining of
the Senior Music Club at the
Methodist curch January 23.
Mrs. Donovan Palmer and Mrs.
Henry Hansmeier will be the new
counselors to take the place of
Mrs. Ralph Hot(on.
BPW Preparing
SHELTON MUSIC CLUB ENTERTAINED BY Ozochosiovakian Dolls
:mmE JUNIOR MUSIC CLUBS RECENTL
Shown
At
The
The Sholton Music Club mot clu,'inet solo by Sara rege,' ac- netn
January 23 at the Methodist
Church.
The Junior Clubs were wel-
comed by Mrs. Bruce Kreger,
president. Mrs. R. W. Norvold,
leader of the Pizzicato Club intro-
duced Mary Beth Connolly, Diane
Franks and Leslie Surratt who
sang the Collect of the music
clubs.
The Treble Clef Club whose
leader is Mrs. R. H. Horton, pre-
sented the following program:
"P.H. Polka", an accordion solo by
Karel Mackey; "Lone Dreants," a
Rhododendron Society
Has New 'Committees
For G0ming Year
At the recent meeting of Shelton
Chapter American Rhododendron
Society, President Walt Elliott ap-
pointed the following yearly com-
mittees: Program chairman, Dr.
and Mrs. Ben Briggs and Mr. and i
Mrs. Ed McGill; show chairman,
Bill Smith, Bud Johnson and Bud
Wyatt; membership, Bill Herrick,
William Whitney and Herb Rotter;
publicity, Kitty Johnson; Oallanan
Park, Kelvin Hamilton, Chuck
Rowe, Betty Ann VanderWegen,
William Whitney and Bud Wyatt;
telephone, Mae Grant; year book,
Betty Ann VanderWegen; tour
chairman, Mildred Keenan.
Mr. Carl Fawcett, from the Ta-
coma chapter, gave an interesting
program showing slides of rhodo-
dendrons and talked on the area
cultivated and planted by their
club at Point Defiance Park.
companied by Mrs. Bruce Kreger; m . This W
eek
+'Ol+l 'olks at Home," sung by ...rare,
Cynthia Surratt, Cherie Miljour,
Terry Wokojanee and Hol,ly Scott .Mrs. F'aye Mit, chell of Grape-
accompanied on the audioharp by view spent ' large part of last
Leila Locke; "Barbara Polka," an year in Czcctmsh)vakia. She
accordion solo by Gail Ziegler and brought home wiI:h her a c.oIlee-
"Moths," a piano sol() by Connie lion ol' dolls showing the native
Cheney. " costurlles of vilriolrs ttl'exs, Its well
The B-Sharp Club led by Mrs. ;;Is some beautiful books about tile
H+u'ry Carlon presented a group : cotult'y. S trre of these I, hmgs are
of 6th grade ghqs singing "Marl-I °n (ti.,+play this week at (lie
and,' art Italian folk song and a l library'
Gypsy song; "A Blue Lagoon." by I Dolls made of corn husks al'e
Debbie Maranville at the piano; i C(lilln]otl toys in tile (.t)ltrli.r'y lift!as
and "Oh! Soldier, Soldier" Was there, Two of these are on display.
sung by the entire club+ t One is a girl who is "braking" the
'rise Pizzicato Club offered i flax on a simple wooden l'rmnt+
"Sonatina," a flute solo by Janet I i (this removes the waste material
Maranville accompanied by Mrs. from the fibers after rettingj;
D. Palmer; "I Like It" savg by the other is a boy who is playing t
Mary Beth Connolly, Diane Frank flute.
and Leslie Surrat't accompanied The other (lolls are dressed in
by Mrs. Palmer; a flute trio corn- the fashion of the traditional cos-
posed of Terry Turner, Pat Stein- tumes. Some eolored photographs
give an even clearer idea of the
complexity of the costuntes. Paper
was enjoyed by all. The executive dolls are fun in Checoslovakia too.
berg and Pam Tuson.
Punch, coffee, tea and cookies
board of the Shclton Music Club
acted as hostesses tor the evening.
The Shelton Music Club is affili-
ated with the state and National
Federation of Music Clubs.
Luncheon Meeting Set
For OES Social Club
Welcome Chapter, dES Social
Club will meet for a noon luncheon
nieeting Febsxtary 6 at the home
of Mrs. B. N. Collier oil Ham-
mersley Inlet.
Cars will be at the Masonic
Temple at 11:30 a.m. for those
wishing rkes.
'The paper doll being shown has
her elaborate wards'obe contained
in a paper box made in imitation
of the elaborately painted wooden
chests of the peasant homes.
You arc invited to ,visit the
display during the next ten days.
After exercising your dog in
the field, it is best to wa;h out
his eyes with a warm solution
of boric acid. This will remove
the weed seeds and foreign mat-
ter that have accumulated there
and eliminate the possibility of
inflamed and irritated eyes.
For Heart Drive The meeting closed with in-
formal discussion over coffee and
Shelton Business and Profes- I cookies.
" ................... PENNEY
monal Women s Club will hold its I
business meeting at 7:30 p.m. next[ W ,
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Earl Jagnow. [
Guests for the last meettng were for this event
the district director, Mrs. Mary ARRIVv/-(
Laurent, Aberdeen, her mother,
Mrs. Inga Kneeland, Shelton and nationally famous
A detailed report on the Winter
MR. AND MRS. R. O. YEAGER, Shelton, were aboard the SS Board last month was given by
Matsonia, Matson Luxury Liner wlen this picture was taken. Mrs. Laurent. Shelton General Hospital
They left San Francisco for Honolulu January 23. The Yeagers Work on the Heart Drive/ Sun- Mr. and M'rs. Floyd Howard,
celebrated thei'r wedding anniversary January 25. day, February 25 is now under Rt. 1 Box 3, a girl, January 24.
way. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fouthc, Rt.
......................... 2 Box ,t9, a girl, January 29.
Educational Television Girls' Staters And Boy+ Host Mother Priw, to and Mrs DaviO .ardi,"
,oum , 's °"' :ec ' For PTA Mothers To Be At Annual Banquet ecam,+ the l]+l],ents of a baby boy
High school boys hosted their born January l0 at Pendleton.
m .m= . "ee"a-"" %r'eaux Honored 'uesa -j[ (1 y Moms Tuesday night at the annual Oregon. Dale Vernon has been
Mother-Son banquet held at the chosen for his name. Private Har-
Bordeaux PTA held its first Girls' Sisters and their mothers high school, die, who is with the 62nd Ohem-
ical DLvision at Fort McLellan.
meeting of the new year Thurs-will be honored guests of the Fred The dinner was followed by a Alabama is being released from
day evening in the school audito- B. Wivell Unit 31, American program put on completely by the the service in February. Mrs. Har-
rium with Mrs. Lewis Vysong o- Legion Auxiliary at the unit's boys. Musical numbers by the die is the former Pat Collins.
fering the opening prayer, l,'cbruary 6 hireLing, according to brass sextet and the boys sextet , . .
Following a brief business sea- Mis,+ Ma.ry Dobson. Girls' SLate were enjoyed by all. A boy from Mr. and Mrs. David I. Heisey
sion which included an interesting chairman. The girls will report on each class gave s short talk on of North Highlands, California
report by Legislative chairman, their expermnces at the Evergreen Mother's influence on a boy's life vis5 to announce, the birth of
Paul Gillie. President Mrs. William Girls' State conference which was from childhood to adulthood, their daughter. Tammy Klm. on
LeeSChirmerwho presentedintr°duCedan Mr.informativeTOrger 1 Washingtonheld on thecampusCentralin Ellensburg.C°llege of DEGREE ............................. OF HONOR NJanuarYo r t h 23Sacramento,at Arcade Hospitalcalifornia.in
talk on educational television, its All unit members are urged to EXECUTIVE BOARD Mrs. Heisey is the former Norms
possibilities and advantages in re- attend this interesting meeting The Executive Board of the De- Ann Vincent of Shelton. Grand-
lation to Shelton schools., and demonstrate their support of gree of Honor will meet next parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A.
The group then -iewed the film, the auxiliary - sponsored Girls' Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Patterson of 433 Ellinor street,
The Consumer Wants To Know, State project. Eunicc Sharp, 224 East Harvard. Shelton.
presented by the Consumer's Re- - .....................
searcit organlzat,on and contain- Nuel Curtis Aux
ing much worLhwhile information.
Mrs. Ruth Goodwin's room won To Fete 16 Years
the room count for Lhe evening,
and mothers from Mrs.Santama-
ria's and Mrs. Rogers' rooms were
hostesses for the coffee hour fol-
lowing the meeting.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's
office this past week were:
Albert Smith, 47. Belfair and
Marjorie Bemis, dl, Yakima.
Gerald R. Vann, 31, Seattle and
Andrea Lorer, 23, Seattle.
Henry Hagnan, legal, Spokane
and Ida begera(rein legal, Spo-
kane.
Nuel Curtis Auxiliary 5372 Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars are asking
all officer's and members to be at
the Belfair Grade school next
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for a prac-
tice to be followe0 by a regular
business meeting at 8 p.m.
This being the 16th anniversary,
a short program will follow the
business meeting.
SItELTON YACHT CLUB
MIqETING TONIGHT
The regular business meeting of
the Shelton Yacht Club will be
held at 8 p.m. this evening at the
PUb building.
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