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New Officers
r Are Elec÷ed
€ook,n ?
• Election of officers was held
• 'q=,=,=m-,q-,,==n=,4..,,a.=-,= at the last meeting of the VFW
Auxiliary. Mrs. Sam. egg will be
the new president; sr. vice pres-
ident, Beuhth Harrison; jr. vice
president, Mrs. Chris Shay ;
chaplain, Mrs. Wayne Robinson;
conductress, Mrs. Arden Pierce;
and guard, Mrs. Orin Brum-
baugh.
Appointed officers and chair-
men will be announced later.
Installation of the new officers
will take place May 5.
Also elected at Friday's meet-
ing were district and department
delegates.
Mh-s. Charles Cox reported on
the Fifth District past presi-
dent's dinncw she attended a-
.long with five other local aux-
iliary members April 5 in West-
port.
Hospital chairman, Mrs. Sam
egg, reported she took over 200
magazines to Olympia for West-
ern State Hospital patients (m
March 29.
Mrs. Chris Shay, auxiliary
eanqer chairman, said all final
l)reparations have been made
for the public card party to be
hell t 8 p.m. Saturday in the
Me0rial hall. Prizes will be
awarded and lunch served. All
.... proceeds will go to the Cancer
Research fund.
Sewing Club will meet next
Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
!: Pete Vander Wal.
" The local VFW Post and
. Auxiliary will co-sponsor the an-
:. nual "Loyalty Day" essay con-
- test this month. The contest is
....... : open only to sixlh graders in
Shelton schools. Contestants
must write a theme on "Whal
Loyalty Means to Me". Final
• .... ju(tging will be done by VFW
........ officials. The winner will be an-
CINDY STENTZ
High School Spotlight
Jl An open installation of offi-
,ors will be held by Welcome
('hapler No. 40, Order of East..
,,rn Star this Saturday at 8 pro.
m the Masoni," temple.
Eleeh,d ()fficers to be install-
ed are Mrs. Ellis Wells, worthy
matron; Alex Smith, worthy pa-
tron; Miss Edith Mayer, associ-
ate matron; Victor Ellison, as-
sociate patron; Florence Weeks;
secretary ; Florence Taylor,
treasurer; Mrs. Ed Auseth, con-
ductress; and 1Vrs. Jack Powell
associate conductress.
Appointive officers include El-
lis Wells, and the Mesdames Lot-
ell Seljestad, Elroy Foseide,
Leonard C)le, Edwin Taylor,
Loran Armogast, Alex Smith,
(Hen Story, Austin Larsen and
Samuel Magruder.
A reeepfim will h)llow m the
dininp, room
Sarah Ecker÷
Guild To Mee÷
Members of the Sarah Eckert
Orthopedic Guild will meet at
11 a.m. April 21 in the home of
MYs. O.A. Rindall. Co-hostesses
will be Mrs. H.T. Dowell and
M]rs. Mildred Buck.
A silent auction will be held.
Members are to take a sand-
wich. Coffee and dessert will be
served.
TOPSTo Hold
Convention
GRADUATING LAST Saturday from Seven i •
Workshop were Robin Maloney (left) and !
Epsilon Omicron Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi s
girls for the seven two-hour sessions held at
Store in Lacey. Subject matter covered ind"
robes, Calisthenics, Hair Styling, Makeup sadly
qu, ette. Each girl attending received pointers :,
ticular face and figure with suggestions
.... ::.::,.;: nounced on VFW Loyalty Day, "" 1" S f0t'i°
' and makeup. Suggestions for dates and how
.... :. ' May 1. • This Saturday and Sunday
}iiii . the Tops National Convention people were stressed when they studied So ci/!
est Festival Princess like? Af- to keep her • grades up and main- members are eligible to attend.
Annual Luncheon
ter interviewing Cindy Stentz we lain her regular schedule too. The local club has received
r ' / /1 / (lecided a princess is actually Even when Cindy is leading ils official name from National
00iii!i00 r-or araen lUO pretty much like the girl who a "normal" life st'm has very headquarters and will be called Sh
... iiii!i!ili::;:.i;!il; sits across the aisle from. her lime sl)are time on her hands. Christmas Town Tops. OW Is Tonngh÷ --
[i: • The annual Shelton Garden in civics or shares a coke with She is a member of Pep Club, Mrs. Lois Davison was a guest
TODAY'S RECIPE is for ('he.es(, (lake and was given (.o Club Conserwd:i(m luncheon will her after school. AFS, Swing Choir and the Madri- at the last meeting. • A total of 80 models, toddlers
1)y Sharon Be(.htoht. With Sh;|rOll ill the al)t)vo..lOtll : be held at 12:30 l,.m. Monday Right now she is quiet elate(t gals. She is the soloist for the The group is still seeking new thru women's, will show the
])hole are Craig ant| I)al)y Bret. in the Methodist church. Mrs• because of havin: been select- High St'heel Stage I3and and was members in order to build up latest fashions tonight at 8 p.m. ,--,
J.C. Bridger, chairman of the eli for this honor,nd very busy chairman of the TB Drive this membership. Any teenagers in- in the Evergreen school auditor-
event, will be assisted by Mrs. taking part in" prekForest Festi- year. Cindy has worked as a terested in losing weight are en- ium. The Fashion Show will be
E yT Mk Ch Ck c°uragedt°attend'Ifen°ugh presented by the l°cal CYO'
Craig Eliot• I Candystriper and is active in
as o a e eese a e A ' , .... Background music will be pro-
.R. O Donnell, tcchmcal as- the Baptist Youth Fellowship. turn out it is I)Osslble a Teen-
sistant to DeI)artment of Natural Clubwomen To Along with her other Forest age Tops Club could be formed, vided by Mrs. Jim Reeder as
For Ex÷ra Special Desser÷ Resources. will be the speaker Festival activities she will play Meetings are held in the court Miss Alma Burke describes the
for the annual luncheon program, f = 1- r the lead in the musical. "Show- house annex from 7-9 p.m. each fashlons from 1Vdller's, Lloyd's
Forest Festival Queen Shayne 00[impse boat" which will be a part of Wednesday evening. Informa- Mens and Women's and the
• Cheese Cake soun(ts st:rural)- Her hobt)ies include skiing, Larson and her princesses, will _ the Festival program, lion can be obtained by phoning Mode O'Day•
• • • 426-4030. A special grand finale sur- __ _ .
t.ius, is ahvays al)propriate, and Ilunting and fishing ()r anything be luncheon guests with thmr Marine Ll00e , :. The daughter,of Mr. and Mrg..' .... I ; ' ¢ : "; ':"'" .... prise will coneludefi,-:evening .... :. I :L :
if' you use Sharon l?,echtold's to do with the out-of-doors, ehaperone,'Mlss Alma ,]Burke. , John.:Stentz,!.she was: born.July,,
re(:ipe it can be easy to make. . and there will be door prizes.
, (IIFFSF (AKF ' • An opportunity to glimpse a 3, .1949 in Olympia. When Cindy ,,w,,-i. n
The lkchtoMs hay( hecn Shel- ......
Ion residents fo," nearly a .year Mix" , • marine world littleil known to was about four years old the Seaffle Pair Donati0n will be $1 r person 1
l't .] most laymen will begiven mem- family moved to Shelton. She
and ,,,>w Th,.y m,,ve,t O....nl .... ulld •
• : , has one brother, Jack, 15.
• , • ) ( l 2 gtz pkgs (r( lrl] chtese
O
II,..r( a year ago rl N, v?r,] )or ' "'.. .,. : ,; . ,.:. oers of the Hood Canal Woman s Married Here Laurel Court T
• % ( ..... su r Cindy is 5 feel: 5 inches tall, W :
from lssaquah when husl)and <z I . g, I1 I t/ I- Club and their guests next
, ] tsp vmllll
Ron op(ne(t his (Icntal offic(,. ." ; • ; rlans O00Tn for Thursday afternoon, i'. has brown (ryes anti dark hair. • The home of Mr. and Mrs. I ! I| r'l' n- Something ne,
, Sin in , (ggs on( it ,l time
Since tha! time they havt all(t- J'" ' : ' -', ' ' ' • The marine and nvironmen- She likes to read a k)t, sew, E. Nestell, Shelton, was the rlo|a r=|ecl.|on
ed Bre,, four months, to illeir Pour t)af,er inlo bultcred cake Fores÷ Fes÷ival tal research work be'ng done by swim, water ski and is learning scene of a noon wedding rite iona._furn|ture, k i'
family. They have one other son. pan Sla'inklod will] graham the Rayonier IncorpOrated Ma- to snow ski. Another outstand- last Friday when Corinne Os- • Royal matron and patron Me- , :i,
Craig, three, (.r;t(.k(,r crumbs. Bake at 375 do- • Mrs. Ray Cook was al)point- rine Laboratory in } Hoodsport ing item in her senior year mem- borne anti Byron Johnson, both rie and Glenn Storey have ex- Sears has a
Shartm carries a full sched-
ule with working in her hus-
band's office af|ernoons and l)e-
ing an active meml)er in the
Thurslon-Mason Denial A uxili-
ary and the Shel-Toa Orthopedic
Guild, of which she is tim new
i)residen(. Stw has just jtfined
Epsilon Omieron Chapter, Bc(a
Sigma Phi and is a meml)er of
Preschool.
grees for 20 h) 2, minuies. Re-
mort, from. oven and top with
mixturc, of :
1 CU I) sour cr('anl
i CUlt sugar
] lSl). vanilla
:;l)rinkh, with a few Inert gra-
hanl cl'ackcr CFulnhs and I)ake
10 ntinutcs more at 475 degrees.
Top with cherry or borry glaze.
ed chairman of the Forest Fes-
tival balloon booth and plans
were discussed for a May din-
ner meeting at the last meeting
of the Donnie J. O'Neill Ortho-
pedic Guild.
The group met in the home
of Mrs. Vince Himlie with Mrs.
Gene Rae arlB Mrs. Bob Ogden
as c.o-hostesses. Nine guests and
12 members were present.
'Tickets were sold on an oil
will be explained by 'ohn Dent-
son, assist:ant superqisor, and
Richard Fuller, techilician and
scuba diver. They ill sketch
their diverse oceanogi'aphic ac-
tivities and illustrate With slides.
The 2 p.m. program will follow
an 11:30 a.m. brunch and 12:30
p.m. business session in the Pot-
latch clubhouse.
New officers will be elecled
and delegates will be chosen to
orybook will be Christmas in
Palm Springs•
Her subje(.ts this year are
choir, English, 2nd year French,
civics and algehra. She will at-
tend the Universily of Washing-
ton and has no definite phms
as to her major but her inter-
ests i,,ude music, English anti
creative writing.
of Seattle, exchanged vows.
About 25 friends and relatives
were present for the occasion
when Justice of the Peace,
Glenn E. Correa, perforrrmd the
ceremony for the two.
:Mr. and Mxs. Robert Johnson
were tbe couple's only attend-
ants.
The newly married pair will
make their home in Shelton.
tended a cordial invitation to all
members of Laurel Court, Or-
der of Amaranth to attend the
regular meeting at 8 p.m. next
Wednesday in the Masonic tem-
ple.
It is especially important for
a large turnout as there will be
election of 1967-68 officers. Re-
freshments will be served.
],ainting to be given away A-aitend the IV[ay 3-5 convention Solid quiet Fords
Florence Weeks Honored For ''"' t.o Olympia area in Tacoma of the Washington
council• Additional tickets may State Federation of Women's
be purchased by calling Mrs. Clubs.
Robert Fuller at 426-6449.
50 Years As OES Member Final phms will be made for Solidly fin00JI;*
The results of the election of the club's hostess duties at the
officers were: President, Mrs. state convention which include
Robert Fuller; vice-president, decorating tables for the May
• Mrs. Floren(:e Weeks wa.- tie(led, . to and held ever since. Mrs. Walt Rae; secretary, Mrs. 5 banquet.
honored at the April rneeting of Mrs. Weeks' services in Shel-
Frank Wokojance; and treasui'-' ,,, COSMET'IC:I " throughout the West
ton exlcnd Io various organiza-
tions for more than 40 yearS.
She is a graduate of Western
Washington College of Education
and affiliated with, and.is an
aclive member of Delta Kappa
(;aroma, a National Honorary
for Women Teachers. She taught
for many years in ite primary
grades in Shelton puhlic schools,
esl)ccially remembere(1 are the
years at the "Old Lincoln
School", which was torn down
a few years tlgo, and is now just
er, Mrs. Vince Himlie.
Games were played following
the business meeting.
Welcorr Chapter No. 40, Or(ter
of the Eastern Star, when she
was preserlted with a special
pin, scroll and corsage com-
memorating the occasion of her
becoming a 50-year rrmmber of
the Order. The presentaiion, in
behalf of the chal)ter, was made
by lrs. E(na Eliason.
Mrs. W:'eks became a rncml)m'
of the Order of the Easterrl Star
on April 18, 1917, in Olympia
Chapter No. 36, and transferred
to Welcome ClmpteF 'No. 40 in
1931. Her activities in the chap- a treasured memory among
ter have been many. She served those who have lived in Shelton
as worthy matron for the 1948- for many years.
1949 term and then was (leeted On retiring from l)ublie school
to the office tff secretary in leaching Mrs. Weeks filled in
1949, a position she has been re- as Acting Librarian at the Shel-
ion Puhlie Library for nearly
two years, and also did substi-
Takes Field Trip ,u,e leaching when needed.
Other interests which also
During Vies÷ion keep Mrs. Weeks bus,, are the
Daughters of The Nile, and Re-
• Bob Leeds, Shelton, is one tired Teachers Association, but
of 16 student members of Sigma she still has time to devote to
her family, now grown, and her
grandchildren.
FAT OVERWEIGHT
This amazing slenderizing for-
mula, available with no pre-
scription, can help you become
thesUm, trim person you want
to be! Simply take a small Su-
per Slender-X tablet before
each meal and between meals,
if you get hungry. As you take
Super Slender-X and cut cal-
ories, you are on the way to a
more attractive you! And you
get none of that "keyed up"
nervous feeling you can get
with other tablets. 20-day sup-
ply, $2.98; 40-day supply, $4.98.
Get Super Slender-X today.
Guaranteed by:
NELL'S PHARMACY
Fifth and Franklin 8treeto
Mall Ordors Aoooptel
Gu;Id Meeting
• The regular monthly meet.
ing of the Georgine Reed Ortho.
pedic Guild will be held at noon
April 21 with Mrs. Glenn Correa
as hostess. Any member unable
to attend is asked to call 426-
6114 before next Wednesday.
_ I II IllII I
School Menu
Menus for Shelton Elementary
Schoolg and Shelton Senior
High School
Week of April t7 - 21
Monday -- Hot dog on butter-
ed bun, buttered corn, orange
Juice, cookie and milk.
Tuesday -- Meat gravy over
mashed potatoes, light rolls,
spinach, carrot sticks, cake
squares (high school), pea-
nuts, marahmallows and rais-
in nibbles (elementary) and
milk.
Wedneeday -- Potato salad,
frozen peas, bologna sand-
wich, blackberry cobbler and
milk.
Thursday Fried chicken,
steamed rice, chicken gravy,
hot biscuits, jello with whip-
ped topping and milk.
Friday Clam chowder, grill-
ed cheeee sandwich, cabbage
and earrot ealad, chilled fruit
and cinnamon rolls axtd milk.
Prepp's Rexall
133 R.R. Phone 426-44H-"
-- I III I
for
YOU
(This questton and answer
series on cosmetics is brough
to you as a courtesy by Neil'
Pharmacy to help you in your
choice in the proper ¢osmeticg
for you.)
TO REMOVE
BLACKHEADS
Q. What is the best way to
remove blackheads ?
A. Regular and frequent
washing, using a torrycloth
washcloth and a bland soap, is
the best way to remove black-
heads and to keep your com-
plexion clear.
-- If your blackheads do not
respond to this treatment, we
would suggest that you con-
sult a dermatologist.
CARING FOR OILY SKIN
Q. My skin is very oily.
How should I care for my
skin, and what kind of make-
up base should I use ?
A. Excess oils can clog your
pores and thus cause black-
heads and blemishes to form.
Frequent cleansing is, there-
fore, the most important treat-
ment for your skin.
Use medicated scrub pads
or a mildly antiseptic, non-
greasy cleanser on your face
several times a day. Follow
this up with an astringent
freshener. Use a light day-
time moisturizer as a night
cream since your skin needs
moisture even though it doesn't
need oils.
The best makeup for your
type of skin is a complete
makeup that combines foun-
dation and powder. This ty0e
of makeup helps prevent oily
"shine through" and needs les
touching up than do other
makeups.
The Ford Galaxie 500 Hardtop above is or)e of the strongest, quietest Fords ever built. :.:.
Improved at over 150 points for '67. Now at special savings. Hurryl
• ee your Eager Beaver Northwest Ford Dealer soon
501 Railroad Avenue JIM PAULEY. INC. Shelton, Wash.
Iota, Society of Innkeepers, at
Washington State University
who is taking an extended field
trip during spring vacation.
The group is visiting Great
Falls and Billings in Montana,
Worland, Wy., Denver and Colo-
rado Springs "in Colorado, Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Pocatello,
FT
OV.RWrIGHT .
Available to you without a doc-
tor'a prescription, our product
called Odrlnex. You must Ioae
ugly tat or your money back.
Odinex Is a tiny tablet and eaa-
Ily swallowed, Get Hd of excess
fat and lye longer, Odrtnex
cost $3.00 and Is sold on th s
guarantee: If not satisfied for
any tea=ran, Just return the paek-
age to your druggist andget
your full money back• No ques-
tl aaked, Odrlnex ia Imld with
thla gusrsntee by:
Evergreen Drug Center 306
Railre4d Ave. -Mall Orders
FJlI
Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, April 13, 1967
and radio.
inet artfully
veneer,
Sounds smooth,
Found some
swivel rockerS
Olsen's
color, and the
too. , ,!i
and]Ilrk Taylor of
lectric told)
teresting fact, the.
television set oft i,
and they are s
vision and servia.
sell. They have
Motorol't "color Set
* %i .....
Went hopping !-
ing don at De
found that pic tt';
be a lovely Pl; ¢
Simple as wel .iii
trigued by nev¢ .
A great big stow
big family• M
has this one or ,
tone color, 2 oV.
wide, plug-in for
thermal eye b
scorched milk f0f
Have you see : :
in boys bykes:
the Bronco byk.e'R ll^
motor cycle for.g4 )
dlebar and f6r, ,',$][ q
motor cycle.n71#';
nana
seat
an " A B
Prepp's haS a )
drug store. It"l,..#;':
bowl, scalloped
and little hand{; 1 .
Looks lovely WIv ,il:.ll l
or tangerines. . •
The Mr. V , '
spring flowers' °)2 ll
showed me s° t
pansy plants a7 '
has six varietle '
shadeS' ii
about 20 * Ja
Got to talki
B&R Sales and,
sells rings at laall
was a lovely o
set, white gold's( t
* ,#.
Let's go
some
robe, a pair
clever little
to the nearest
(paid