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Clubwoman of the Week
Les Joslin
SUGGESTS:
42,000 PEOPLE ENTER HOS-
PITALS EVERY DAY. ASK ME
ABOUT HOSPITAL INSURANCE
FOR YOUR FAMILY.
this man
gives you
driving pleasure
He gives your oar a lift through
proper lubrication. He helps you
avoid trouble by keeping thole
bearings from getting too dry,
Come let our expert lube man
grease )cur ca to inlure you of
smoother drivtngl
ONE stop here will keep you safely on the GOt
COLE'S HOBILGAS SERVICE
1ST AND PiNE HA 6-3906
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SHOE SALE
Fall and Winter Clearance Sale
CHILDREN'S . $2.88 to $4.88
W0 EN S .. $Q lo$6,88
MEN'S .=+., $5.88to$I0,88
ALL SALES FINAL
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Legion Auxiliary Has
Guest Night Ai
February 6 Meeting
February 6 r-ovcd to be "guest
nig'ixt" at the meeting of the Fred
B. WiwAl Unit No. 31, American
Legion Auxiliary held in tiw
Memorial troll.
Inch.ded in the guest list were
four Irene S. Reed t]ig'h school
seniors who attended the 1961
e
session of Evergr en Girls' State
:,n the campus of Central Wash-
ington College in Elhmsburg. Tim
girls, Deenie Dudley, Sharon KeN
lerman, Sherryi Schlegel and June
Shumate, gave enthusiastic re-
ports on their participation in
Girls' State activities and ex-
pressed their appreciation to the
sponsoring groupK for making it
possible for them to attend the
conference. In addition to the local
Legion Auxiliary tim girls were
sponsored by Hood Canal Legion
Auxiliary, Zonta Club and Ki-
wanis Cinb.
Evergreen Girls' State which is
conducted under the auspices of
American Legion Auxiliaries
throughout the state is designed
to give girls a working knowledge
of government at the local, state
and national levels.
Other local guests attending
Tuesday's meeti included Mrs.
Betty Dudley, Mrs. Harriet Dre-
bis and Miss Marian Johnson of
Shelton and Mrs. Dora Hearing of
Matlock.
Honored out of town guest was
the Auxiliary Fourth District
President, Mrs. SteUa Collen of
Sumner. Two past District Presi-
dents, Mrs. Mary Forrester of
Tacoma and Mrs. Eunice Hughes
of Orting were also in attendance.
Four other guests from OrUng
Unit 167 included Mesdames
Jeanette Shumacher, Esther Chute,
Mildred Campbell and Bertha
Kendall.
During the evening Mrs. Amy
Frank, Americanism chairman, re-
erred that 150 flag codes had
een ordered for use in the fourth
grades of the Shelton Schools.
At the close of the auxiliary
meeting unit members and their
guests were Joined by post mem-
bers and their guests for a social
hour. Refreshments were served
to more than 60 people.
Sir Knights To
Entertain Honored
Ladies At Dinner
Laurel Court Order or' the
Amaranth will hold its regular
stated meeting next Wednesday
at the Masonic Temple.
The Sir Knights will undebtake
their yearly task of entertaining
the Hon6red Ladies of the Court
with gay merriment arid a sump-
tuous feast. All members of the
Court are urged to take part in
this affair.
In addition to regular business
officers will step up to the higher
office which they will occupy for
the coiing year.
An enjoyable evening is prom-
ied to all who attend.
Shelton Garden Club
To Hear Mr. Peck
The Shetton Garden Club will
meet at 1:30 p.m. next Monday at
the home of Mrs. W. A. Witsiers.
Mr. Peck, County Agriculturist
will be guest speaker. His topic
will be Soil and Soil Conditions.
Loafing becomes respectable
when the doctor tells you it is
necessary.
CATHY HEUSTON is president of her snior class this year.
Skiing and golfing are her favorite hobbies. Her plans for the
future include training to be a high school English teacimr.
The duties of senior class pres-
ident at Irene S. Reed high school
take up much of Catiw Heuston's
time. She appoints committee
chairmen for projects, presides ov-
er all meetings of the senior class
and is general chairman of the
senior ball.
In addition to being class pres-
ident she belongs to Honor Soc-
iety, Pep Club and Girls' Club,
and is on the Golf team.
Cathy has not decided which
college she will be attending in
the falI, but she has definitely
made up her mind that she intends
to become a high school English
teacher.
World history, literature IV,
chemistry, civics, German III, and
office practice are the subjects
she chose for her last year in
high school.
Golfing and skiing are her fav-
It's A Date
Today, Thursday, Feb. 15
OES Past Matrons, 7:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs. Alma Catto.
She].ton Port Commission's Feb-
ruary meeting, 8:00 p.m., court-
house.
Friday, Feb, 16
Rachel Knott Guild, 12:30 lunch-
con, home of Mrs. Richard Brew-
r.
VFW Auxiliary potluck, 6:30
p.m., Memorial hall.
Seamount league basketball,
Shelton vs. Fife, B teams 6:45
p.m., varsities 8:15 p.m., Shelton
ym.
Saturday, Feb. 17
High school basketball, Mary
M. Knight vs. North Mason, B
teams 7:00 p.m., varsities 8:30
p.m., Shelton gym.
Sundtty, Feb. 18
Shelton churches invite you to
attend the church 6f your choice.
Shelton Yacht Club, 6 p.m.,
PUD auditorium.
Monday, Fob. 19
Shelton Garden Club, 1:30 p.m.
tome of Mrs. W. A. Witsier.
SRA Pinochle Club, 8 p.m., Me-
morial hall.
Tizesdy, Feb. 20
Fred B. Wlvell Post 31 Amer-
icanLegion, 8 p.m., Memorial hall.
Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon
meeting, noon, Memorial Hall.
Junior high school basketball,
Shelton vs. Hoquiam, 2:15 p.m.,
Shelton gym. ,
Wednesday, leb. 21
WARC, 7:30 p.m., PUD audi-
torium.
Hillcrest Homemakers potluck
luncheon, i2 noon, home of Mrs.
May Burgess.
Busines and Professional Wo-
men 6:30p.m., dinner, , Colonial
House.
WARC, 7:30 p.m., PUD auditor-
ium.
Laurel Court Order of Amar-
anth meets aC Lasonic Temple.
Republican Wonmn, 1:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs. L. L. McInelly.
Seamount league basketball,
Shelton Vs. North Thurston, B
teams 6:45 p.m., varsities 8:15
p.m., Shelton gym.
Thursday, Feb. 22
Golden Age Club potluck dinner,
C p.m., Memorial hall.
Washington.:a Birthday, most
Shelton retail stores, all public
offices closed.
Leaders Training
Course Offered To
Girl Scout Leaders
A group leadership training
course will be available to all Girl
Scout and Brownie Leaders and
assistant Leaders of the Mason
Neighborhood of the Tall Timber
Girl Scout Council:
The four-day course will be
given by the Council's Field Ad-
visor, Mrs. Allan de Laubenfels
and :lairs. G. J. Maguire on Febru-
ary 19, 21, 26 and 28 from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the St. David's
Episcopal church.
Leaders are asked to bring a
sack lunch and their Leaders
Guide. Coffee will be served. Lead-
ers are also requested to bring
samples of troop handwork fox' the
lmndcraft display table.
This is the first full training
ession ever to be offered in Shel-
ton to the local and Hoodspor
• leaders and it is hoped that the
orite outdoor pastimes. Both are
sports the Heustons enjoy togeth-
er as a family. Knitting and cook-
ing are her other hobbies.
Cathy was born October 6,
1944 in Seattle. Sire came to Shel-
ton when she was about two years
01d. She is 5'4" tall, has blue eyes
and light brown hair. She makes
her home at 433 South 12th street
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Franl¢ Houston, and a younger
i brother. She tins an older sister
attending college.
Nuel Curlis Auxiliary
Changes Dale Of
March Meeting
Nuel Curtis Auxiliary 5372, Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars of Belfair
voted at the February meeting
to change the date of the March
meeting to the second Tuesday
of the month. This is in order to
be able to attend Fourth District
meeting Ivarch 6 at Port Orchard.
:Mrs. Agnes Redfield, Depart-
nlent Presidcn.t.of the Ladies Aux-
iliary to the Veterans of Foreign
Wars of Aberdeen attended the
Women's Forum on National Se-
curity in Washington, D.C. Feb.
8, 9, and 10.
The Forum meets annually in
the nation's capitol. The phrpose
is to study and inform the dele-
gates in the varied aspects of
National Security. Mrs. Redfield
will represent the Auxiliary
throughout the state of Washing-
ton along with delegates from
15 other organizations which will
represent over two million women.
Mrs. Redfield visited the Tomb
of the Unknowns, and attended
the Chmging of the Guard at Ar-
lington National Cemetery. She
has _as her guest at the Forum din-
ner, members of Congress from
the state of Wastington.
Thursday, February
Eight And Forty
Has Valentine
Dinner Theme
At tables gaily decorated, carry-
ing out the spirit of St. Valentine's
Day, fourteen members of Salon
No. 508 Eight and Forty Mason
County. enjoyed a dclicious 7 p.nl.
no-host dinner Monday evening.
Hostesses were Mrs. Merle Smith,
Mrs. Mattie Backhmd and Mrs.
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,Pile regular business meeting
was presided over by Chapeau
Addle Norris. Various regllar re-
ports were given. Child Welfare
cilairman, Siirley Clinton, gave a
report on a new project-known as
ter" for children from tubercular e
homes.' Garments for children
made by members were displayed.
Following the business session
the White Room Ceremony was
conducted according to the Ritual
admitting Mrs. Lillian Norvold to
membership.
Partners Lucy Edmiston, Ira
Parr and Mary Sykes will be
hostesses for the March 12 meet-
inK.
Homemakers Club
Potluck Meeting
Tile Hillcrest Homemakei's' club
will meet for a potluck luncheon
at noon next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. May Burgess, 638
Cascade Street. The gx'oup will be
making" wishing wells or flower
VaSeS.
Twelve members were present
at the last meeting, with one visi-
tor.
If anyone has pieces of mater-
ial that could be used for making
quilts the club would be very ap-
preciative of them. Phone HA 6,
6342 or HA 6-863i.
Republican Women
Slate Round-Table
Dmussmn Weesday
Republican women are cordially
invited to join m an informal
"round-talkie" discussion in the
home of Mrs. L. L. McInelly, 1104
West Harvard Street, at 1:30 p.m.
next Wednesday. Beginning with
the basic principles of the Re-
publican Party, discussion will en-
compass also the effects of chang-
ing times on party policy, and
how the true aims of the party
can be accomplished.
Mrs. Arthur Kraus, president of
Mason County Women's Repub-
lican Club, will lead the discussion.
Coffee will be served through-out
the session. This is to be the first
of a series of discussion-and-study
sessions.
Easy Terms
328 Cota HA
To All Women
FREE TUITION
Slalistios Prove The Unskilled
Are The Unemployed!!
Plan today for the future. Take
tage of this opportunity so you will not
among the many unskilled.
March 21 marks the 21st anniversary
the Cinderella Beauty School. In honor
this occasion Betty Butcher offers you
opportunity for a successful career
Beauty Culture.
Offer 'Good For Limited Time --
Number, Learn Today -- Earn
We invite you to call us now --- ES
Cinderella Beauty School
305 N. Callow Avenue
Bremerton, Washington
Shelton Yacht Club
Potluck On Sunday
The Shelton Yacht Club will
hold a potluck dinner meeting at
5. p.m. Sunday evening at the
PLfD' building.
Members are m\\;ged to turn out
to hear reports on progress of the
new club house.
Shelton General
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Simmons,
Potlatch, a girl, Feb. 9.
]fir. and Mrs. Dwayne Swear-
ingen, Star Rt. 2 Box 189, a boy,
Feb. 11
Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsey, Rt.
3 Box 478, a boy, Feb. 13.
Mr. and :Mrs. Charles Francis-
co, Rt. 2 Box 150, a boy, Feb. 13.
To rejoice in the prosperity of
another is to partake of it.
--William Austin
15, 1!
AtAIlyn;
Given
By Lois Terrell
.... The Beachcom
Club held ,.t regular n
8 at the home of
over Victor
Lrie Givens and Mrs.
assisting, and
president, presidl
of tile various a
reports.
ildred Gaetana, hera
gave an inte
on the preparatio
or planting. Arrangez
Will be held, for t
interested in April.
to be announced 1
Dahl reported on
the care of moss or
and fertilizin
brought arra
and dry
Eleanor Myer:
a national judge,
ribbons, stating
Some of our efl
z Very professional. Mil
a Won the sweepstake
r Vote. Twelve members
visitors were present.b
lnch WaSxeTeetin
sos The n at C
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ty. °use ca the e
MRS. CARL :
last Friday.
a garden club ]
in that city.
evening the t
tendered a pink
for Mrs. Frank
recently moved to
White is' the new z
Allyn House Nm
t 20 guests assert
of Mrs. Jack I
occasion. Mrs.
nine, useful
way of z
like the Vv'h
Those present
:t out their first na
was very clove:
each h
were se
we departed
to live in a frie
SUch as Allyn.
of last week
work at Aliyn H
shower for Mrs. V
gifts were a sur
this newoomer
hiS, so friendly, n,
Mrs. Harvey Wolfe
drove out
look things eve
home, discovering
large trees had
during a wind st
no damage had
Caldwell, Mrs
:en, Mrs. Judy
arch.
Steve Boyce €
on Frida
vet at their L
YCe spent th(
friends who
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Regttriations Will be taken by
, Mrs. Fred Holm, HA 6-4518.
Nurses Hear Talk On
Cancer By Dr. Forman
A regular district meeting of
the RN's was held at the Cot-
tage Cafe Tuesday evening. RN's
are members of the WSNA.
Registered Practical Nurses and
Dr. and Mrs. Forman were guests
or the dinner. Dr. Forman gave
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