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Thursday,
I[EPIJBIJCAN IVOSIEN
TO MEET WEDNESI)AY
Mason Connty R,~,publican Wo-
men's Club will hold its regular,
meeting at 1:30 p.m. next: Wed-
ncsday in lhe Memo;'ial }:/all.
Any menlber wishinp to attend
the workshop meeting in Winloek
next; Ttlesda, y shollI(t C~,lltact Mt's.
Roy Snyder at .126-3714 to {u'rang'e
for (:l'allspo|ta| ion.
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Mt. Moriah Lo,,loc
F.& A.M.
No. 11
Saturday, March 13
Stated Communications
Lodge Opens 8 p.m.
Lout O. Larmm, V/.M.
Arnold L. Cheney, Secretary
Local Bridge Club
Winners Named
The north-south winners in
Monday night's play o[ the Shel-
,ton Duplicate Bridge Club w~/,'e
!lLon Zeidak,~; and Ya.q ltn, Bob
Quinlby aIld (]Hy Beckwit,h, and a
~,il~ bt~txveen }~ i'. alld MI',%. Jim
tVletchcr and 13oh Etioi, and Lyn
(]el ly.
lC,q~t,-west wimmr3 were Mr, and
~II'S. Hex Umphenour, Mary Keller
an, l .l~rl'y l'(n'ry :'lid Victor Kind
and Novm~tn t:Ialbert.
The clul) meets at 7::-10 p.m.
every LIowlay in the PIID alldi-
latium. A!i bri::lge pI;lyer,~ &re
weleon~e.
ON SU PAPER STAFF
Miss Cerrie Gems, Shellon higla
school gr:,dnate now attending
Seatt!e Ilniver:dty, has~ been made
a member of Lhe seht)ol publica-
t, ion':~ ]~ewn stnif }l,~r first bv-
lithe:! story appeared in the Feb-
ru:.u'y 19 i:;mle at the Sealtle Uni-
v(,r. iy Spectator.
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Relax and Have Fun
3- 6 p.m. Saturday
Musidans Jam Se ioe
The Stmlton Hotel {
Dine and Dance Fri.- Sat. Evenings {
L. .......... ,. .......... ,. ............ 2..,,,,.,. ....... !
New Wurlilzer Spinel ,
$
Cost New $895.00 Sale Price
New Story and Clark Spinel
Cost New $915.00 Sale Price
New Lowrey Spinet
$
Cost New $645.00 Sale Price
Used Small Upright Piano
Very Good Condition
New Lowrey Lincolnwood Model,
Full Bass Pedals
Cost New $1995.00 Sale Price
New Lewrey Heritage Deluxe
wiih built in Leslie
1
Cost New $1895 Sale Price
New Lowroy Ho?i .age rgan
Used grentwood Model Organ (b ond)
Cost New $1245.00 S.le Prier $S2500
All Prices include Matching Bench and Delivery
JOHHMY'$ BOX
205 Cots 426-4302
OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30
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I [I
GIRL SCOUT WEEK BEGAH WITH SONGFEST AND PLAYDAY
EI JOYED BY 150 LOCAL GIRLS LAST SATURPAY
SEVERAL MEMBERS of Girl Scout Junior Troop for all local Girl Scouts last Saturday. Over 150
313 tune up their tonettes for entertaining with Mason County girls enjoyed the day of fun.
"Taps" at the annual Songfest and Playday held
Over 150 Mason County Girl
Scouts began the observance of
Girl Scout Week with their annual
Songfest and Playday last Satur,
day Representatives from 19
Brownie, Junior and Cadette
troops met in the multi-purpose
room of the Mountain View school
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for songS,
games, sack lunches and displays.
The flag ceremony was led by
Junior Troop 301 who also sang
"The Growing Up Tree". Cadette
Troop 302 presented a skit base, t
on "How Not To Use A Compass",
while Cadette Troop 33 demonstra-
ted the Maori Stick game.
Junior Troop 308 taught the
Frencl~ folk game The Elephant ,.
and Junior Troop 306 taught the
Norwegian folk dance, "Paul's
Chickens". Brownie Troop 108
performed a square dance. "Just
Scouting Around" was sung by
Junior Troop 305 and "Taps" was
played by Junior Troop 313 on
their tonettes.
Everyone joined in singing and
playing folk songs, roimd and
world, as well as favorite Girl
Scout songs. The program con,
cluded with a friendship circle.
NEW
ARRIVALS
Shelton General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. James Metcalf,
Route 1, Box 608, a boy, March
5.
Mr. and MYs. Bruce Hilderman,
Hoodsport, a boy March 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodman, 1317
Dickinson street, a boy, March 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kimball,
718 North 6th Street, a girl,
March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk, 1129
Cota street, a boy, March 8.
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Johnson,
904 Euclid street, a boy, March 9.
* $ *
Clinic Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Amann,
WARC Chapter To
Meet Wednesday
On Capitol Hill
The Mason County Chapter of
the Washington Association for
Retarded Children will meet next
Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Capi-
tol Hill clubhouse. Hostesses for
the evening will be Mrs. Helen
Kunkle and Mrs. Dorothy Ranf:
There were many items of inter-
est discussed at the February
meeting suCh as legislation con-
cerning the retarded, the Execep-
tional Foresters program and Ro-
gels school. Arnold Fox, lab tech-
nician for the local hospital, gave
an informative talk on PKU and
the group was most interested in
hearing the Guthrie test is now
being given to all newborn babies
in the hospital--a big step in the
prevention of mental retardation.
The local chapter will be host-
ing the State Board meeting to
Social Painting Is
Robin Marshall,
former Shelton
l~{rs. R()bert. Mat'shal~
~LrJ~'~ L/ ~::nej2:,,~:L Oak tIarbo,', has had .(
, . ,~, , .,vv .. .. ,~.,,.,.. painting~ shown :tt
Boat Show in tt~e
Flag E' :qaett *a ~S unl, now in progress.
, Miss Marshall ia a
S bj f VFW theBu,'nley Schoolof
u , oct o .,t t,l,o
A ilh Spe h SI-IEIJI'ON VALLEY CLOVFI{~ selected from the
ux Iry ec T,e March 4 meeting ,,f the play. Besides atlendill
The ladies ,mxiliary of the VF\V Shelt°n Valley Clovers4-H club school, she is
held its regular meeting last I0ri- was held at the Howard's. Cone Art and
day everling. Mavjorie Bllsack KII(t A money making projectwas ..............
Itelen Blomnfieht were reinstated, discussed and it wasdecided to Itypoerisy is the
Marian .l.hnson gave an inl.er- have a bake sale April 10. A cam- den of villainy.-
csting talk on meetings of the mittee of seven meml)ers was ap- ...................... • ............ <
Case,qde Council she has attendedpointed as follows: ,Toe, Ba,b n,nd
out of town. P, ev Brown. Scott Larson, Alberta.
Sue Wtmvc}', Americanism Carol and Nancy Evers. SOH'OOL
e h a i z m an, gavea talk on The county den]onstralion con-
books, "Etiquette of the Flag" test i:~ to be held March 27. A list Menus for Shelton
and "The Dill of Rig'hls". Eachof contestants participating in theSchools and SheltOl
member was p:'esented a cop5, rff contest is to be turned in March High
)oth. Mrs. \Veaver is aiso placing 15. Week of March' !
cot)ies of these books in the The next meeting will be in lee Monday Lasagne
schools and giving ti]em to the,borne of Gary, Patsy and Sco~t hot buttered
teachers. Miltenberger April 1. buttered aspinach,
A district }peeting was held in A special demonst]ation meet- es, cookies and milk,
Elms Sat wday ewminz. Evelyn ing is to be held at Browns today.
Rowhmd of CenLralia displayed a Tuesday .... Hot
collection of American flags fromDempnstrattons ~iven at the s,',mdwieh with
the first to the pre:.~ent 50-star March 4 meeting were: G,a'y Mil-ed green be:ms,
flag giving the story of eael~ and tenberger, simple obedience train- fruit and milk.
the year in which it was made. ing and beginning insect collect-
The next district meeting will be ors eqfiipment; Rocky tImvard, in- Wednesday .....
held 'in Itoquiant in June. sect control in home garden.';; and sweet potatoes with
A hmcheon mee:ing was held Scott Larson, a cattle guard, lows, cabbage and
at the Tyee restaurant in Olym- ---Patsy Miltenberger, reporter apples and milk.
pin Monday in honor of Mrs. Mar- * * * Thursday ---
is Khlgow, national president of gravy over whi
:the VFW Auxiliaries. The flag HORSE JUDGING CLINIC carrot slicks,
salute was given by Mrs. Ann SLATED THIS ,~ATURDAY bread and butter
There will be a 4-H horse judg- Pineapple up-side
Tucker Coddy, coordinator of Wo- ing clinic at the Greenacres Train-
men's activities. Invocation was and milk.
by Mrs. Lydia Lynch, chaplain of ing Stable at 1:30 p.m. this Sat-
Olympia VFW Auxiliary. urday. This will be of great inter- Friday ..... Grilled
wich or egg salad
The hmcheon address was given est to all 4-H members with horse
by General E. M. Llewellyn, di- projects. Contact Mrs. James Kim- cream of tomato
rector of the Department of Civil ball for information or transpor- tuce with 1000
Defense. His topic was "Role of tation, ing, prune cookies
games from many parts of the be held at Alderbrook Inn March Harold L. Nelson, 26, Olympia,
27-28 with a tour of the Correc- anti Joy Ross, 28, Aberdeen..- onan'es, Water Clothes
tions Center and ExCeptional For- Stanley C. Sernberg, 18, Brem-
Star Route 2, Box 193AA, a girl, esters on the agenda, erton, and Grace Deem, 17, Brem-
March 7. • • • The chapter urges individuals to erton. Furna=es, -rS"oe Heaters or .as
• . get their memberships. These may
[ A GIRL FOR EACRETTS be obtainod by contacting Mrs. Allen Page, 21, Sequim, and
LEADERS ME~TING | A baby girl, Jill Marie, was Craig Eliot at 426-8337 or any Sharon Clark, 19, Sequim.
Girl Scont lcaders of 1V~as6fl-~-born early Wednesday morning to member of t~!e chapter. Kenneth C. Latham, 42, Shelton. Free Estimates as to cost &
Neighborhood will tt o 1 d theirMr. mid Mrs. Ken l~lacrett:. L,on~" [! / "..~i~ .................. and ClerfientineA Hester, 44,
~ ' Shelton. : '~
March meeting in the Girl Scout Beach Calif.. former Shelton res- ] Guest SDe'_ k F Merle Stone, 22, Fort Lewis, and Curtis B. Grout, Owner Hoodsoort
Little I-Iouse. Knee]and Park, at idents. Mrs. Eacrett is the forms:' a er or Ly]m Tingstrom, 18, Sheiton.
1 p.m today. Mrs. J. K. Hamil- Judy Waters. Grandparents are H 0d Ca 1 Club
ton Cookie Sale chairman, will Mr. and Mrs. Francis "Eke" Eac- 0 na
answer cluestmns about cookie rett and Mrs. Marj Waters, all of "Crises itl Htllnall Existance"
sale rules and regulations. Shelton Jill Marie Joins one bro- will be 1:)r. Mack KnuLsen's topic
This annual event will be heldther. Scott Wesley. when he speaks next Thursday
M~Aeh 31 to April 10 "throughout I [~l~
the Tall Timber Council. All Jun- The basic move in all sheep and afternoonat the monthly meet-
ior and Cadette troops will pax'- mountain goat hunting is to geting of the Hood Canal Woman's
ticipate to earn money for troop above the animals and be there Club in Potlatch. He is to speak
act,ivities and the camping fund. at feeding time. foliowingbusiness sessionLhe morningand iuncheon.11 a.m.
Tentative plans for Fly-up and By wrapping the line around theGuests are welcome to attend.
Bridge-crossing ceremonies to be flukes so that the line pulls front Dr. Knutsen is Supervmor of
held this spring will be discussed, the wrong direction, you can con- Psychological Services in the Di-
Leaders are asked to bring their vert any anchor into a drag an-vision of Mental Health ot the
green troop folders for updating, chor. State Departmcnt of Institutions.
i
Women in Civil Defense". :Mrs. . Supplement your
Esther Kollstrom, president of the Our own vision must be clear diet with Plenarni!
Department of Washington VFW to open the eyes of others, else -,,Prenn's
Auxiliaries, introduced Mrs. Marie the blind will lead the blind and
Klugow, National VFW Auxiliary both shall fall. -- Mary Baker 132 R'R. P
president, who also spoke. Eddy.
Attending the luncheon from
Shelton were Bea Gray, Florence
Hamilton, Esther Morgan, Phyllis
Moore, Marian Johnson, Bernice
Jansson, Betty Godwin and Jos- m
ephine Sparks.
Marriage Licenses
SMes Service and Installation
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's
office this past week were: See us when purchasing your gas appliances
Frank R. Trafton, 19, Poz'L
Townsend, and Carolyn Wood-
ward. 21, Port Townsend. or NATURAL 6AS
IMMUNIZATION.
Older children may drink the vaccine
from a cup. It tastes good!
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'62 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR SEDAN
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R. H. - Automatic - Power Steer & Brakes
'61 FALCON 2 DOOR WAGON
Radio - Heater - Std. Trans.
'60 FORD GALAXlE 4 DOOR SEDAN
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Radio - Heater- Automatic
Power Steering & Brakes
'56 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE
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Radio- Heater- Automatic
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'53 DODGE l=/a TON CAB &. CHASSIS
4 Speed Trans. - 2 Speed Axle
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5 speed - 2 speed - 900 Rubber
SEVERAL OLDER PICKUPS & HEAVY DUTY
TRUCKS TO PICK FROM
WE FINANCE WITH LOCAL OWNED
NATIONAL BANK OF MASON COUNTY
AT LOW BANK RATES--ASK US
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All pre-soh¢ol youngsters of Shelton School District will receive their oral
Vaccine in the Shelton Armory on March 16 between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Hoodsport District--in Hood Canal Junior High School from 2 to 5 p.m.
tots of Hoodsport, Union, Lower Skokomish and Hood Canal School areas.)
Belfalr District--In Belfair School's "Chalet" Building from 2 to 5 p.m. (For
school tots in Belfair, Tahuya and Allyn areas.)
Matlock, Southside, Kamilche, Grapevlew and Pioneer areas will have pre"E
Clinics in the schools, f~om 2 to 5 p.m. March 16. (Harstine pre-school tots
be taken to Pioneer School for their Oral Polio Vaccine.)
Each pre-school child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
(There will be "make up" clinics at the Mason County Health Department,
house Annex, Shelton, daily f~om 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 17, 18, 19.)
Sponsored by Thurston-Mason Medical Society, in cooperation with
Health Department, all the schools and March of Dimes.
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