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Patty Francis
h School Spotli ht
15, 1955 whenand attends Saint Martin s
Lght of da in College Her brother, Peter,
,ton, until the attends Shelton Junior High
in Shelton as an School. Jimmy and Gail are
Lty Francis has students in Bordeaux School.
t~ Miss Francis holds
~atmrily moved to membership in German Club,
set°Alaska, where Girls' Club and the Catholic
aool She later Youth Organ.lzatlonl Sht~ S~odlr~~
Years m Port civics, sen]or E~g , .
~ach she resided history ecology business law and
~on. The upperchoir. She student-teaches eighth
gan became hergrade Englisb. Her favorite
eears before she subjects are senior English and
are Mr. and Mrs.
sister, Robin,
ool graduate
choir.
Patty is employed as a page in
the city library, and reading is one
of her greatest pleasures. Her
hobbies include traveling, trips to
the ocean, decoupage and sewing.
Music is a very special
interest. She studies piano, and
~t also plays guitar and banjo. She
will attend Willamette University
3 the Busy Bees in Salem, Oregon to major in
a meeting at themusical therapy.
a( Ray. She intends to work through
d '.nt called the music with the blind, deaf, dumb
;r Lori Powell led and mentally ill.
_, and Diana White
salute. The secretary
tad found three
: and 15 present.
Vere present and Hood Canal
~,s displayed a CIU~)
to meet
we talked about
Samples. We areThe Hood Canal Woman's
make Easter Club will meet next Thursday in
'!r Lane Terrace the clubhouse on Route 101 in
ike sale on April Potlatch. Luncheon will be served
demonstrations,at 11:30 a.m.
ng will be heldA short business meeting will
PUrpose of thisprecede the 1:30 p.m. program.
Club librarian Mrs. Virginia
:aboutis to beaCtivitieSheldon Allison, will review several,of the
books inthe 'Indian and
le meeting with"Northwest sections of the club
t by Kathleen, library.
~n, Shawn and All women are welcome to
attend this meeting. Club
Z Byrne, reporter ' members are reminded to bring
items for the Bring and Buy table.
League
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26
h; ,League of
Washington
to be
in the
functions
explained
League
in the
explore
an
In
Mason,
be
dent Jocelyn
of the
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Collings,'
Shirley
the North
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SALE
Mrs. Richard E. Marchisio
HAM DINNER
St. Edward's Church Hall
Fourth and West Pine St.
By The
Men of the Parish
Family ticket $7.00
Adult ticket $2.00
Children's ticket $ .75
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
March 25. 1973
COU
The Blue and Gold dinner was
held on February 27 for Cub
Scout Pack No. 112 at Bordeaux
School.
Bill Blucher, cub master,
welcomed Boy Scouts, Cubs,
parents and guests. Webelos den
presented the colors and led the
flag salute.
Honored guests introduced
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Thompson, district
committeeman; Mr. and Mrs. AI
Shelton Camp Fire groups will
observe Birthday Sunday on
March 18 by attending church in
uniform. The ensuing week is
Camp Fire Birthday Week, and
girls will wear costumes to school
on Wednesday. A window display
will be seen in Miller's
Department Store.
Sixty-three years ago the
national youth organization
Couple plans
May wedding
Ronica L Freeman, daughter
of Mrs. Patricia Freeman and the
late Run Freeman, will become
the bride of Robert L. Mitchell
on May 19 in Saint Edwards
Catholic Church of Shelton.
Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford H. Mitchell of
Seattle. He is a graduate of
Olympic College and is employed
in Oregon, where the couple will
reside.
Miss Freeman, a Shelton High
School graduate, also attended
Olympic College.
publican
Women set
p.m.
The purpose of the Crisis
Clinic will be explained by Ms.
Keiffer, who will outline areas in
which clubs and individuals may
be of assistance.
Mrs. Florentine Connolly and
Mrs. Laura Gruver will hostess the
tea to be given in celebration of
the Shelton Garden Club's 34th
birthday.
ol
LaBissionnaire, Cub Scout
committeeman; Mr. Hal Lovgren,
Boy Scout committeeman; Mr.
Eldon Reed, Cub Scout trainer;
Mr. Bill Scarth, Mason District
scout executive and program
director for the Tumwater
Council.
Boy Scout Troop No. 112
held their family night dinner
with the Blue and Gold dinner
with Keith Anderson, Scout
master, presiding over his troop
Jue-an - o
and Run fletcher and Bill
Johnson, assistant scout masters,
helping.
The Webelos held the first
Arrow of Light ceremony ever to
be held in the Mason district.
Webelos reaching the age of ll
years are conducted up stairs
illuminated by Webelos holding
candles.
Cub Master Blucher gave a
talk to Webelos Rex Morrison and
Tim Glassey and their parents.
stated its conviction that "we
must look at the individual and
allow her to do what is best for
herself and for the community.?
The Camp Fire slogan is "Give
Service." In towns and cities
throughout the country members
give service by support of rubella
vaccination campaigns; in
assistance to bloodmobiles; in
development of community
beautification projects; in
I
inner
recycling worK; zn contribution of
funds to sponsor American Indian
children.
Birthday Week will witness
the organization of new groups in
grade schools. Flyers will reach all
interested girls and a Mothers' Tea
to be held on March 27 will serve
as an organizational meeting.
Camp Fire is supported by
UGN of Mason-Thurston Counties
Each Webelo and his parents were
then led across the Arrow of
Light Bridge to the Boy Scout
Troop, stripped of his Webelo
scarf and hat, given a Boy Scout
scarf, and welcomed into the Boy
Scout Troop No. 112.
Cubs who earned awards this
month are for Den 2, Joan Zangl,
den mother; Patrick Zangl and
Leon Longan, wolf badge; Rubble
Coleman and Danny Johnson,
bear badge; Scott Lisk, bobcat.
For Den 3, Carol Blucher, den
mother; Jay Evanhovich, bobcat;
Tyler Diggle, bear; Mark I-ester,
bear gold arrow, wolf gold arrow;
Chris Gilman, bear gold arrow;
Shannon Wiley and Tim Rickards,
wolf gold and silver arrow; Darron
Bell, bear silver arrow; David
Kendall, bear silver arrow; Mike
Snellgrove, wolf silver arrow;
John Rodius, wolf gold arrow.
For den 4, Claudia Jacobson, den
mother; Larry Bonderant, bear
badge and wolf gold arrow; Mike
Gamber and Billy Swisher, wolf A MARCH 31 WEDDING in the United Methodist Church of
gold and silver arrow; Tom Shelton is planned for Chris Sytsma, daughter of Mr. and
Gigstead, wolf gold arrow. For Mrs. C. Dale Cameron, and AI Brotche, son of Mr. and Mrs.
and by candy sales. Den 5, Carol Blucher, den Charles Brotche Jr. All are of Shelton. Miss Sytsma, a Shelton
mother; John Willey and Scott High School graduate, is employed at Simpson Employees'
Boad, wolf gold and silver arrow; Federal Credit Union and her fiance is an employee of the
Alan Schneider, wolf gold and Shelton School District.
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nummmguwuS, silver arrow and bear badge;
The first hummingbird of theRobert Buckles, wolf badge;
season appeared on Monday atJeffrey Schneider, bobcat.
the Agate-area home of Mr. andWebelos, Mike Longan, Webelos ~t~ G
Mrs. Bill Valley. leader; Robert Miljour, cra-ftsman; .
Willie Flint, one-year pin and irl Scouts observe
',naturalist; Davey Dugger,
Film to be shown naturalist,Eddy Nelson,andaquanant,°utd°°rsman;artist; ~ sixty-first bi hday
in Memorial,, Hall Terry Thomas, two-year pin; Rex Girl Scouts of Shelton and birthday of,, irl Scouting with a
Morrison, two-yearpin. Hoodsport will end their Wilderness day at the Mason
"Only the Strong is the title Two cakes decorated with observance of thesixty-first Lake Recreation area on
of the 27-minute documentaryCub Scout emblems were cut by
film to be shown at 8 p.m. Friday Mrs. Nelda Flint and served by Saturday. The programmed events
in the Memorial Hall by the VFW the Webelos in honor of the 63rd will begin at l0 a.m. and close at
• , , . 3 p.m.
Post. year of scouting.
AA & .,,..
set
The public is invited to view The Webelos den then retired ,,,,ee,lnk/
Bonnie
Kelly
of
Evergreen
the showing, which will deal with the colors and the pack was by U College is coordinating the events,
preparin materials and arranging
the shifting balance of military adjourned. Next months meeting women . g .....
[or guest speakers ann gumes.
power, will be held March 27. American Association of Subject matters covered are
style show
"First Ladies on Parade," a
special showing of the When Luv, my beautiful He was so right. One sniff of halfas good as your food!"
Seeley-Deer collection of replica brown Burmese cat, became ill his it sent Luv reeling from the room He looked me straight in the
inaugural gowns, is announced by physician prescribed for him a with a paw over his nose. eye. Silently. Unblinkingly.
the Mason County Women's very special diet designed to ease I picked up the phone. Accusingly. Reproachfully."
Republican Club. his ailing innards. "He won't eat it, Doc." What could I do? The fish and
The event, sponsored by the The prospective purchaser is "It's imperative that he eat it. chios went back to the kitchen. I
Washington Federation of made aware at a glance that this Keep trying." prepared for myself a plateful of
Republican Women, will begin canned preparation is definitely a I offered the food once more. ; 4 5-cents-a-can Cat food. From
with a no-host social hour at prestige product. No blatant blues The,cat gagged and turned away. affectionate fingers I fed tidbits
11:30 a.m. in the Olympic Hotel and no rowdy reds gaudy up the 'You d better hurry up and to my mollified pet.
Grand Ballroom in Seattle. The pristine label. No blaring black eat it, ' I warned him,,"or I'll give The cat recovered, and I feel
luncheon and fasliion showing words beseige the bewildered it to Peter and Paulsy! ' ten years younger. Who wants fish
will be held at 12:30 with Mrs. eyeballs in vulgar recommenda- (Peter and Paulsy are and chips?
Dan Evans as a special guest, tion of the carefully concocted Blue-point Siamese and therefore But, as the good doctor says,
contents
The 23 authentically created " accepted by Luv as near-equals, a little of that stuff sure goes a
Quietly understated letters of All of my cats, even the mongrels,
goWnSpresent ahaVewidebeenvarietySelectedof stylest° butterscotch gold on whisperAg are inclined to sneer at the long way...,
ranging from those of Martha white discreetly drop a name. n plebeian and unpedigreed hand How I pity
inconspicuous rectangle of genteel that feeds them.) People who
Washington's day to those worn and unobtrusive fine print !,gave it to Peter and Pau!sy. Laugh at creatures
by Jacqueline Kennedy and Pat modestly mentions a number of See how they like it! I
Nixon.Reservations must be mane" no delicate ingredients ~xclaimed with somewhat forced In the zoo.
later than March 26. Payment If a cautious customer, such nthusiasm. Perhaps the hippo-
may be given to Mrs. Faye as I, should yet harbor a reluctant ,L, uv remained unimpressed. Potamus
Bennett, 728 Franklin Street; doubt as to the superiority of this 'See here," I said, "this Is too po' "~
Mrs. Esther Horton, 918 Ellinor; material, he need only ascertain delicacy cost 45 cents a can and To laugll ~s.
ece, Route 2
or Mrs. Lucille Spy . the price, which is nearly three it s strictly a gourmet item. Just
times as much as that of the listen to the formula:
ordinary feline foods. "There's korse meat, purebred
L b
Club
As I quickly swallowed a Arabian; blue-ribbon beef
IL3OOmxS couple of tranquilizers, I heard by-products; imported wheat;
the soothing words t'i" the tropical fish-livers.., for YOU
Ms. Keiffer veterinarian: , Luv wasn t listening. He
Ms. Patricia Keiffer, director "It really isn t all that leaped to the back of a
of the Thurston-Mason Counlv expensive in the long run. This dining-room chair and looked /WHAT'S CASTILE
-~ m~xture is three times as Ion m at m ra ldl codlin
Crisis Clinic, will speak at the " " " g" gly Y P" Y " g SOAP? ,
lton Garden Club s birthda nutritious as cheaper varieties, fish and chips.
meetingShe to be held on Monday any You'll find that it takes, very little "You wouldn't want that Q. What is a 'Castile"
the home of Mrs.Martha Witsier. of it to satisfy your cat. junkp' I assured him "That isn't soaP?other soaps?H°w is it different, from
A. At one time, 'Castile"
The meeting will begin at I p.m. meant that the soap was made
with the program to follow at 2 in Spain exclusively from olive
oil. As the term "castile soap"
became more popular,
however, it began to be applied
rather loosely to any soap
containing ingredients similar
to olive oil.
Today, soaps labeled
"castile" may be made from
coconut oil or animal fat.
REMOVING
BLACKHEADS
Vel Service Is the kin
RESERVATION cKNTER
The best time to share the good times in the
northwest is after 5 T 'M on Weekdays. That's when
lower Long Distan atesb "
r egm. And that's when
you' re likely to find lends and family at home.,
So go ahead and sp~ ad the good word.
Long Distance calls get people together.
)Pacific I~rthwest Bell
~181 It yOurself rates apply on.ca s - seed with an Opera or where dial fecili ies are not glVailable
ulal direct rate's do not apply to coati, Cr~clit card, collect, petson-to-0e~son,
o.o.ot .,...
01 Railroad AvenUe
lit.l|/| or 421.4134
Q. What's the best way to
remove blackheads?
A. Frequent cleansing of
the face is the only way to
control blackheads. Choose a
cleanser recommended for
your skin type and use it 2 or 3
times a day..Finish off the
cleansing process with a
freshener.
To guard further against
the formation of blackheads,
use washing grains instead of a
liquid cleanser twice a week.
These granules, mixed with
water, will help to wash away
excessive skin oils and the
mpurities that cause
blackheads to form.
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30
Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00
University Women will meet atmedicinal properties of our native
7:45 p.m. Tuesday in the flora, edible wild plants, plant
Women's Club, Tenth and identification, arts and crafts
Washington streets, Olympia, to from native materials, survival
hear Arleigh Jones of Seattle First skills, and soil and water testing.
National Bank speak on Estate Shelton scouts will meet at
Planning. Husbands are invited, the courthouse at 9:15 a.m. Girls
Members will have the should bring a sack lunch, eating
opportunity to pre-register for the utensils and a pocket knife, and
state convention to be held at should wear boots or sturdy
Evergreen Inn April 6 to April 8. shoes.
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