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P PAPERS bring a smile to the face of local
Tex Avila.
honor dinner planned
High School seniors
graduate with a
of B or better
guests at a dinner to
15.
are invited
may be secured
at the Shelton High School office
or at Lloyd's Men's and Women's
Shop.
The dinner will be served in
the new high school cafeteria at
6:30 p.m. It is sponsored by Iota
Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma.
Feature Writer, JAN DANFORD
a female dog."
of COurse."
not?!! Aren't you
'out the current pet
Don't you know
of just one
a.multiply into a
In a mere seven
happen to have the
male?"
You mean, statistics
lieve that
females produce
progeny alone
spayed ... "
female of the
far too long borne
of blame for
reproduction.
agree that the lusty
male dog when
lasciviously revel,
in the
pursuit of
ss would be
Y capable of
ng dozens of
mothers each
Ja
so, but..."
r oximately fifty
Unwanted litter
who in a few
"I am finally a citizen of this
wonderful country!" says
Mexican-born Ishmael Avila, local
woodcarver whose work has won
comes
acclaim at state and county fairs.
"For 17 years I have worked for
this!"
A former wetback, Avila
Officers installed by VFW
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hyatt
were installed as commander and
president of the Mason County
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
and Auxiliary No. 1694 on May
2. Installing them were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Seeley from VFW
Post and Auxiliary No. 318 of
Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Jenkins of VFW Post and
Auxiliary No. 318 were installing
officer of the day and installing
conductress.
Mrs. Hyatt presented to
outgoing president Lucille
Chapman a gift on behalf of
members of the auxiliary. Mr. and
Mrs. Hyatt presented gifts to their
installing officers. Past district
commander Larry Godwin
presented a past commander's pin
to Eugene Hyatt for previous
year's term as commander. Mrs.
Kenneth Thele, installing
musician, received a gift from
Mrs. Hyatt.
Other officers installed for the
post were: senior vice
commander, Bill Hartman, Jr.;
junior vice commander, Les
Miller; chaplain, Lee Chapman;
quartermaster, Larry Godwin;
adjutant, Darrell Sparks; 3-year
trustee, Frank Kokett; 2-year
trustree, George Witcraft; 1-year
trustee, Wayne Robinson;
surgeon, Robert Springer; judge
Boho'is convene
short months are hell-bent on
ravaging every innocent little
girl-dog in a ten-mile radius!"
"But the spaying of the
female..."
"Who started this myth about
the spaying of the female? Some
male chauvinist pig! Castration of
the male is of less risk to the pet
and less costly to the owner than
the somewhat extensive surgery
required to render barren the
female."
"You would advocate the
neutering of the male rather than
the female?"
"Definitely. Do we perform
hysterectomy upon the mare? No.
We geld the stallion. Let's up date
our thinking and zero in on the:
male dog for a change."
"I notice that you have a male
dog, too. Is he neutered?"
"Well... no. But as you can
see, my dogs are kept strictly
within the confines of my own
well-fenced yard."
"But don't they.., well...
breed?"
"Of course not! I've posted
'No-littering' signs all over the
place."
Puppy-love
will wane away
when each gay dog
has had his day.
Mrs. Virginia Martig of
Shelton attended the fiftieth
anniversary of the formation of
the National Spiritual Assembly
of the Baha'is of the United
States celebrated at the 66th
annual Baha'i Convention held
April 24 to April 27 in Wilmette,
Illinois, at the Baha'i House of
Worship. Delegates from all states
were present as well as visitors
from many other countries.
Home, sweet
Such is the patriot's boast,
whe~'er we roam,
His first, best country ever
is at home.
Oliver Goldsmith
advocate, Robert Snyder; officer
of the day, Frank Kokett.
Officers installed in the
auxiliary were senior vice
president, Josephine Sparks;
junior vice president, Mabel
Aitken; secretary, Idell
Rutherford; treasurer, Colleen
Gephart; chaplain,- Lucille Speece;
conductress, Fae Robinson;
guard, Andrea Jones; trustee No.
1, Georgia Hellman; trustee No. 2,
Ila Chase; trustee No. 3, Lucille
Chapman; color bearer No. 1,
Glenna Faulkner; color bearer No.
2, Esther Bastian; color bearer
No. 3, Merle VanderWal; color
bearer No. 4, Elsie Gallagher; flag
bearer, Georgia Hellman; banner
bearer, Ila Chase; patriotic
instructor, Jessie Cox; musician,,
Bea Gray.
Guests included District 5
junior vice commander Bob Bell
of Montesano, department guard
Margaret Bell of Montesano,
auxiliary president Ailene
McMillan of Olympia, post
commander John Libby of
Olympia, past district commander
Forrest Beerbower of Elma,
District 5 senior vice president
Dorothy Beerbower of Elma,
District 5 surgeon Ogden Jhanson
of Elma, auxiliary president
Marguerite Jhanson of Elma, past
post commander Don Martinson
of Olympia, auxiliary president
elect Rose Martinson of Olympia,
District 5 cancer chairman
Charlotte Mann of Elma, and Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Christianson of
Burien Post and Auxiliary 4314.
Mrs. Esther Morgan, a charter
member of the auxiliary, was
present to receive her 45-year
continuous membership pin.
Beatrice Gray received a 35-year
pin and a 30-year pin went to
Jessie Cox.
All post and auxiliary
members were reminded of the
District 5 convention to be held
in McCleary on Saturday,
beginning with a no-host dinner at
6:30 p.m. and business meetings
to convene at 8 p.m. Delegates
should be present for election of
officers. Memorial services will
also be conducted.
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entered the United States legally
in 1968 with the aid of Simpson
Timber Company by whom he is
now employed as a logger. On
Friday he was one of 94 persons
who convened in the Federal
Courthouse in Seattle to be sworn
in as citizens.
Avila, known to his friends as
"Tex," did little special study for
the all-important examinations.
"It wasn't necessary," he
explains. "I'm an avid reader and
a history buff, and I keep up with
current events."
Avila's entries in the Mason
County Fair will include a
recently completed life-size bust
and an intricately carved cedar
chest.
Viking Fest
to be held
in Poulsbo
The seventh annual Viking
Fest will be held in Poulsbo from
May 16 through May 18 with the
16th annual North Kitsap Arts
and Crafts Show to be held from
1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on May 17 and
from noon until 7 p.m. on May
18 in North Kitsap High School.
Designs in Clay will be
displayed by P. J. and John
Dunlap of Harstine Island.
Linoleum block printing will be
demonstrated by Richard Brewer
and Gaff Baker of Union.
Nordic dancers will appear at
7 p.m. on May 16 with vaudeville
shows slated for 8 p.m. and 9:30
p.m. Saturday and Sunday events
will begin with 7 a.m. pancake
breakfasts in the Poulsbo Armory
to be followed by a full schedule
of activities.
Fury
Beware the fury of a patient man.
John Dryden
Sandy Jones
Llyn Byrd
Girls honored
Girl-of-the-Year for Epsilon
Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi is Sandy Jones, with Llyn
Byrd as Pledge-of-the-Year.
Announcements were made at the
Founders' Day dinner held at
Tyee on the evening of April 30.
The Bible is filled with
inspiration anti guidance...
vivid examples of protection
and comfort through
understanding God.
You can find answers to your
needs with the special help of
weekly Bible Lessons in the
Christkm Science Q.artw .
Buy your own copy of the
uuarleny, or study the Bible
Lesson, in our public Reading
Room.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
READING ROOM
107 South Second -- Shelton
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