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March 2, 1967     Shelton Mason County Journal
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_ ____.__. __&amp;-"ROUND THE d W00i+ers SIc00t"e Club Mee+ing 00oCWfyANO. Kamilche:B ketball Teams Play At Pioneer" b "Wilat Makes a Wriler?' is The amateur writing group is as Tg!llllml"  the iopic chosen by Mrs. C.R. sponsored by the fine arts de-  War. l)ugger, hosless for next Thurs- parlment of the Hood Canal We- V,y NORMA A. TAYLOR Civil ': Sunday, M. and day's meeting of the Wrile,'s man's Ch,h and welcomes non- Baby Care Class The upper grades will all be Simmons motored Workshop to be held in her Sko- TIfESI)AY, MAH,('ll 7 ' komish Valley home at 1 p.m. Kiwanis Club hmeheon, noon, Timbers restaurant. Cily commission meeting, 2 n[)rleac/co/(,rs p.m., city hall. TODAY, THURS., MAIR)H 2 gummage sale to supplement Christmas seal sale, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m., PUD auditorium. DPW, 1:30 p.m• home of Pearl Schmidt. Navy Mothers Club, 7:30 p.m., PUD conference room. Yacht Club business meeting, 8 p.m., clubhouse.. Rotary Club luncheon, n:)on, Ming Tree Care. FRIDAY, MARCH 3 WCTU, I p.m., home of Mrs. W.H. Snelgrove. Rummage sale to supplement Christmas seal sale, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m., PUD auditorium. SATURDAY, MAIH 4 Drivers license examiner, 1.0 a.m.- 5 p.m., court house base- ment. Delta Kappa Gamma, 11 a.m., Timbers restaurant. SUNDAY, MARCIt 5 Shelton churches invile you to attend the church of your choice. MONDAY, MARCtl 6 PUI) No. 3 commission meel- ing, 1 p.m., PUI) (.onference room. County commission meeling, 10 a.rn.; courl house. Shellon Bridge Club, 7 :.",0 I).rn., PUD audilorium. SRA card parly, 8 p.m., Me- morial hall. Southside PTO, 7:?,0 p.m., al the school. i' Frct B. Wivell Post 31, Amer- ican Legion, 8 p.m., Memorial hall. Lions Club dinner meeting, 7 p.m., Taylor Towne Care. Job's Daughters, 7:30 p.m., Masonic temple. Salvation Army truck in town. Phone 426-2405 for pickups. Jaycee dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m., airporl Clubhouse. Voice of Opportunity Club, 1 p.m. PUD auditorium. Welcome Chal)ter OES Social Cluh, 12:30 p.m., home of Flor- ence Taylor. WEDNESDAY, MAR(OH 8 Drivers license examiner, 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., court house base- menl. Soroptimist Club, 8 p.m,, PUD conference room. Tops Melt-A,Weighs, 7-9 p.m., old Health Depl. office in court house annex. TllIltSI)AY, MAR(.2t 9 Toastmasters Club, 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Tinfl)ers I{eslaurant. (leiden A!ge Club potluc.k, noon Memorial hall. Girl Scoul htad(.rs meeting, .9:::0 a.m., home of Mrs. S.W. Vender Wegen. SI. Edward's Wornan's Club, 7;:;0 p.m. hoard m(,('ling; g l).m. r(,glllar rne(tlinV. l{olary Cluh luncheon, noon, Ming Tree Cafe. Meet Next Week • The next meeting of |he Beach- combers Garden Clut) will be held next Thursday in ttl(, Grape- view fire hall. Mrs. Mildred Gae- tana an(l Mrs. Velsa Reynolds will he hoslcsses. Presidenl, M,rs. Elma Anderson, will conduct (he business meeling. The l)rogram will he a l)anel discussion on Garden Pesls and Diseases conducled hy Mrs. Cl- aire Lopriore. Plans will be con> pleled for the Dish'ic( rot!cling and luncheon it() be held April lg in the Gral)eview fire hall. Nexl week-end lhe firemen will plant several shrubs around lho hall which were donaled by lhe Garden Club as earl of a pro- vranl offered by the Sears Foun- dalion Fund. "4-H" Club News I Wedding Bells For Miss Buechel • Mr'. and Mrs. Richard ,Jos('ph )hlt'ehei, Union, i|nn()tln(:(' Ill(, inal'riage Of lheir (latllller, Mar- var(q Ann. (o Marlin Arl},tlr Hawk, son oI Mr. md Mrs. Arlhur 1`'. Ilawk, Y;d¢irn;t. The newly. &'('(]'; ilrC l,lilkin lh(,iv hem(' in Irenlerl:)n wlwro ho is slalione(] wilh lhe IT. S. Marines. members who are i'nleresl(,d in writing. At the February meeting held in lhe home of Mrs. I)onovan Palmer lhe l)rogr)m fealured an inleresling comt)inalion of lal- ents. Mrs. Palmer had arrang- ed music for a,Christmas Verse, "The,'e is This", wrillen hy an- other member, Mrs. F. W. Moore. Mrs. Pahner sang lhe compost- lion Io her own piano accom- paninlenI. Slides Shown At Luncheon Meet • Mend)ers of ihe Shelton (liar- den Club were guests of lhe Dirl Dubber Garden Club for a Feb- ruary 14 luncheon. Slides of lhe Inlernalional I," 1 o w e r Show whi(:h WCTO shown al 1he New York Worlds Fair were enjoyed by all aHending. The nexl meeting o17 lhe Dirt Dobhers will l)a hc'ld March 14 at 10 a.nl, in the PUI) audih)r- Offered Nurses • An Inslruclor's COLU'Se in "M(}lh(!r and l{al)y Ca,'e" will bc given by lhe American Na- lionel Red Cross in Olyml)ia he- ginning, nexl Thursday a( fl:15 a.nl. Professional regislered nurses v*ho citn serve ItS v()lunleer ill- structors fOF (.Olllnlunily classes are (qigible lo lake lhe course. I1 will Ix' held in lhe Red Cross Chapl(q" Hous(, al 1407 Capilol Way March 9-14. There will he n() charge. Those inleresled are asked h;) phon(, the chal)ler house in Olym- i)ia, 352-8575, lor addilional in- tel'ilia I ion. Sale Slated • The I'UI, I llHV(' sale s]aled March 1() by Mason Cotmly Sa- lon No. 508 will b(, I1('1(I in the ium. Phms of lhe Mar. 17 Food- 5g(,mm'ial hall rllher lhan lhe Sale h) be held al Safeway will PUI) au(iil,)riunl as previously he made. reporled. Leaders Meeting • The Tall 'rimbe," Girl Scoul Neighborh()od rouneil me,'ting will be }l('ld al 9:30 a.nl. nexl Thtlrs(ia 3 ill lhe honle of Mrs. S,W. Vanfh,r VreRen. All h,ad(,rs and Iroop cookie salt' (.hail'l,lOn lifo urged h) he presenl as cookie sale lrainin 'ill Ix, given. To Attend Meet • M),tvin D. l-eard(,n, slu(h,nl, ;H,(I Iruce l':. Kreg('r, l('wher al Sh(qlon lligh school, ],lI\\;'t' [)('on s(qe(.le(I lo alh'n(l a Junior Sci- ence lind l hlnlarfilies Sylnp()s- iuln al lhp Universily of \\;V;IM> inhm, March 22-25. • KAMILCItE .... The Kamilche lblskelhall teams will play their lasl game of lhe season Friday al Pioneer. Kamilche lraveled lo Mary Knight last Tuesday and suffered defeat in I)oth games. They played Belfair here lasl Friday and Belfair was vic- lorious in bolh games, with a 24-18 score 1or the firsl learn and a score of 23-11 for the sec- ond leanl. In conneclion wilh (he Sixlh (;rad(, social sludies of early Spanish limes, lhe ut)per room enjoyed ll,e fihn, "A.n Early SI)anish Village" this week. Their unit on Chile is being eom- pleled (his week. The Eighlh Grade is sludying lhe history leading up to lhe ESA February Social Meeting • The Fehruary 22 social of El)silon Sigma All)ha, tela Zela clmpl(,r was held in lhe home of Mrs. Bob Wolden with 26 nlem- hers and guesls allending. The occasion was a Whie 1`'lephant sale. 1`'ive Kuosl."; f{'Ol,1 Tacona's Omi('ron Chal)h,r were l)reserd. Pllt IlS vo,'e I1] t I (l(" to ill lel,d Iho I.]&sh, rn t{(,Kional nleeting to I)o held March 11-12 in Yakima. The ll(,Xl meelinK, a business a)l(I (,(lu(:ali(mal, will be held n(,xl W(,(1)n,s(lay in the home of Mrs. Bill Kimbel. traveling to Olympia March 9 for the last in the series of Jun- ior Programs, this school year. Mr. and Mrs. Art Maki of Se- attle were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- l:in Otto. Sunday, lhey joined Mr. and Mrs. Johnson for a day of beachcombing at Westport• A sm'prise birthday celebra- tion was held for Jerry Burke at his home Thursday with friends and relatives in attend- ance. Lake to visit their and family. In the men wmlf to the ., clams f0r a feed The regular meeli milchc Ladies Club day was postponed  could attend the sl ing with Miss peg the PUD. There will be a!f day night at Progl • b Hall with mumc , Toppers of Shelton' I Me+hodis÷ Women To H Correc÷ions Cen÷er Off concern to hear h 0 resl)eeted ins(ituti0l munily is linking wilh pcrspiraton 0 months or years more lhan me,'e P( Powell's answcrs /ions posed hy Yl,rs also those from the serve to explain lhe term "Correcti Anymm in the welcome to share which will be held side Room" in the ist Church at Kin Mr. RealY • March 8, at 1 p.m. the Wo- men's Society of Christian Ser- vice of the Methodisl Church will present a program entitled "Perspiration and Inspiration", headed by Mrs. John Ragan and featuring Floyd Powell, Associ- ate Superinlendent of Cuslody at the Washington Stale Corrections Center. Preceding lhe program, Mrs. David Thacher will lead a devolional service based on the l.14th Psalm. Powell's long years of service in correclional work have given him both breadth and deplh of experience, and It rare synlt)a- lhy and undersl.andin.< of lhe factors that have made inslilu- lionel care a necessily for a eon- siderah]e seln(?nt of our hulnlln 1emily. It will he mosl wduable lo all lhose who have a genuine IATTLE EGYPT WRANGLEIS , February has been a busy monlh for the Lilfle Egypt Wran- glers 4-H Cluh. Sewing memhers have heen meeting a( the home of Mrs. I)onna Comhs, Clolhing Lmder, to work on tx)l!h their sewing and the demonslrations that they are going to give at County Demonstration Jreet on March 17. The whole' club reel February 2 and again on February 16 in the conference room al. Mason County Fairgrounds. Al the first. meeling, Jr. Imader, Ik've)'ly Brown showed the group how (o give a demonstration. Plans were made to giw, a bake sale in March. During the February 16 meet- }OX?" av(, US all idea whal t' would need Io be ;, seam.slress. Sondra McCalhm showed ways Io make hems, in her demon- sl.ralion : "i"l's Sew It U I)!'' Ani- la. Schinschal and Velda Ander- son each gave denonstrations on "lh)w To Pull a Thread." Alvin S(,iv()rl gave lhe "Parls of ]?,(,of," a n d 1i[(?.,,' McCallum lgav(' ;i demonstralion on feed- ing heef (:alv(,s. Pou]|ry Projecl illenlh(!rs reel al Mrs. Cliff Evans honle |o sel eggs },l an incubator. Members conlributing eggs lo lhis projecl were Ken Evans, Phillip Ander- son, li,verly P, rown and Frank Brown. Ken gaw" a demonstra- lion "flow Io Can(lh' Eggs." The entire club met again February ing further plans wer(, made for to conlinue preparation for Coun- the bake sale which will be held Ig, l)emonslra(ions and to make in two local ion,,on |.he same day ..... final phfll.q for thr, Bakt' .d n/ ::i :I"¢",4 .` £' ....... " ' " ' Tile. b()ys will 'oml,te wilh the March 4.  ' "' girls and lhe losers will lrea| 13(,v(,)l,,{.,)wn ' r ': ...... SecI;et)iry, the winners. Alice Schimschat gave an in- formative demonstralion called "Let's Cut It UI)" in which she showed the group several kinds of scissors and explained (heir uses, Jed I)augherly's demon- stralion was enlilled "Grooming Equil)n-tenl for l:h,ef Callle." His sister, P;llly, called her demon- stration' "Knolly, Knnlty!" She showed the Prol)er way to lie a knot in lhread. T e r r y Seiverl's demons(re- lion, "Whal's in Your Sewing EVER(HEEN WRANGLERS • The 1`:vergreen Wranglers 4-I[ Cluh held a meeting Feb- ruary Ig. The trail ride coming Ul) this summer was diseussed. Some of |he nlelllbers gave lhc'ir ])raclice demonstralions afler which a movie, "Parasites in Horses" was shown. The next mee|ing will he held al 1 p.m. Salurday a| the fair grounds. Carol Scolaham, rel'mrler Dir÷ Dobbers Are Gues÷s Of The Shel÷on Garden Club I The Shelton Garden Cluh held Tea was s('rv(,d by Mrs. lh)no- its February 20 meeling in lhe van Palnwr. Mrs. Orville O1)- Dobbers Club as gues|s lo hear assisled )y Mrs. Cr,jx Fliul. W.E. Whitney, noted hybridizer Mrs. V.T. Connolly and Mrs. of rhododendrons ,I,, i,,us,,,,,,,d .,,y poured ::i!iiiiiiii:: his talk with slides. The door prize, a l)Ol of I)ink Mr. Whitney said in phmtin lulips, was won hy Mrs. Richard to dig a hole eight inches deel)(,r 13axler, lhe gu(,sl of Ma's. Percy and twice as wide as the real system and .to wash off some of the dirt on the reals. If pos- sible, add barnyard manure, peat moss and leaf mold. Make sure the crown is on top of the ground then mlch with (we or three inches of hemlock or fir sawdust. Mr. Whitney welcomes visitors to his gardens during the blooming sea,on. Kennerly. Mrs. Baker furnish- ed several boxes of camellias which we}'e given to the guests and nl(,rnhers. For the Mrrch 20 meeling }tarold Van De Riet will show how to propagate euIlings and prelmre planls for sale, ,-- -- ..... lIB II I School Menu Menus for Shelton Elementary, $cheols and 8helton Senior High ohooi Week of March 6 - 10 Monday--Browned beef gravy over mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, peanut butter sandwich or bread and but- .ter, fruit cup and milk. iTuesday  Hot dog on but- 'teredbtm, mustard, potato chips, peas and carrot, Ap- ple Betty and milk. WcdnesdayTexas style rice, easoned green beans, carrot eticks, pplesauce cake, and milk. Thursday  Fried chicken, buttered tmttoes, tosed green lad, hot biscutts with honey butter, orange and milk. Friday  Tuna noodle cas-. serole, cabbage salad with gree pepper, sandwich, fruit wedge, cookie and milk. Supplement your ohild's diet with Plenamino from Prepp's Rexall t31 R.R. Phone 426-442 Should your oil heat dealer feel smug? i{iii!ii!ii ...%..,. iii iiiii!!!  It's a temptation. 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Scotts Orange Tree, P O Box 1768, Ft Myers, Florida 33902. wth any 14.95 s00olts Cooke's Feed Store 42,6-2412 Page 8, Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, March 2, 1967 ; ,