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May 22, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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wins Iors up Rick Dwyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dwyer of Agate, was the 1975 recipient of the art scholarship presented annually by Shelton Art Club. He will continue the study of art in Tacoma. Alternate winner is Laura Stout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stout of the Agate area. Her application to Central Washington State College has been confirmed. Works of both young artists will be displayed at the Shelton Art Group's show to be held from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. in the PUD auditorium on May 31. RICK DWYER was awarded an art scholarship by Shelton Art Club. Alternate is Laura Stout. To see ourselves O wad some power the giftie gie us, To see ourseFs as others see us! It wad frae manic ablunder free us, An' follish notion. Robert Burns In 1970 Shirley MacLaine produced an agreeable memoir e n t itled, "Don't Fall Off the Mountain" about her life as a dancer, actress, world traveller and political activist. Since then she has survived a disastrous television series and Senator McGovern's presidential campaign, accounts of which form the first half of her latest book, "You Can Get There From Here." The more interesting half is devoted to "There" - China - which she visited in 1973 at the invitation of the Chinese foreign minister, as the leader of a group of "regular" women - i.e., women not affiliated as a group with any profession or political party. The band selected resembled a World War II bomber crew, but female and in keeping with the current ethnic mixing trend: a poor southern black, a Navajo Indian, a conservative working-class white, a Puerto Rican, a 12-ydar-old schoolgirl, a cultural anhropologist, an affluent Long Island Republican, and a four.member feminist c~mera crew. The mixture was guaranteed not to jell, and it didn't. Under the stress of unfamiliar surroundings, and lacking the cohesiveness conferred by a common profession or ideology, the group began to disintegrate. Visits to schools, nurseries and hospitals caused them to reexamine assumptions about child-rearing, education and western medical practice; the absence of crime, the lack of emphasis on sex and competition, and the kindness and apparent serenity of their selfless hosts challenged their attitudes toward property, social justice and the malleableness of the human personality. Shaken, they became ill, quarrelled, behaved badly. Some, Miss McLaine notes with asperity, "referred constantly to their mothers." In Peking, while Miss lacLaine trekked to the Great Hall of the People, attended a performance of The Red Detachment of Women, and discussed artistic freedom with the wife of Chou En-lai, several members of the group preferred to drink with a party of non-Oriental males and found cultural sustenance in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" at the Canadian embassy. In the end, most of the women agreed that China had changed theft lives; for Shirley MacLaine, the change resulted in her appearance as a dancer in Las Vegas. ~i¸ ! MADELYN PITTS and Darryl Cleveland, members of Movies/Take II films committee, represent the Community Library Association as they present to Librarian Catherine Sheedy a check for $400. The donation of funds raised by Movies/Take I and Movies/Take II will purchase a stereo for Shelton Public Library. A third series of movies will be planned for the fall season. Money in the bank. It's a great feeling. So save with the hometown bank. After all, there's a branch nearby. Sound National Bank The hometown bank Member F.D.I.C. Page 24 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 22, 1975 SHELLY CASE, right, has been selected m piano auditions to perform at the state convention of Washington State Music Teachers Association to be held from June 25 through June 28 in Ell ensburg. Greg Starr was chosen as first alternate, ,and Kerrie Moorehead is second alternate. Outstanding pianist Shelly Case, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Case, was selected as outstanding performer by Nellie Tholen, adjudicator for the fifth annual piano auditions held recently by Mason County Chapter of Washington State M usic Teachers Association. Miss Case will perform at the state convention of the association to be held June 25 through June 28 Her instructor is Bea Chosen as first Greg Starr, 13, son~ Mrs. Laurence Starr. piano with Second Moorehead, 10, and Mrs. Bruce student of piano Andrews. Programs on a A smoking awareness day in Shelton elementary schools has been scheduled for May 28. Local doctors will present the programs at the various schools for fourth, fifth and sixth graders. Parents are invited to attend. Dr. Mark Trucksess will present the program at Bordeaux School at 9 a.m. Dr. M. B. Gavin will present the program at Evergreen School at 10:15 a.m., and a doctor to be announced later will present the program at Mt. View School at 1:15 p.m. The program is being sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Now you can Bible• You can fin power with ChrlaUan Science Weekly Bible in the Quarterly illuminating "Science to the Scriptures' Mary Baker Eddy. You can the Quarterly, or: Lesson, in our pu Room CHRISTIAN READING 107 South You e.an't get a good We'll give you both. Contrary to popular belief, good jobs aren't that hard to find these days. Not if you know where to look. You won't find a better place to look than today's Army. Our confidence is based on these simple factS: • We hove more jobs to offer than anyone. Military or civilian. • The jobs are the kind you don't usually stsp right into. Electronics, (onstruction, computers, technical repair, communications and laWj enforcement are a few of the over 200 gotw steady jobs we offer. • Some jobs are worth cash bonuses. • Some of you will be eligible for rapid pro- motions under our Stripes for Skills Program. • Our Project Ahead Program gives you the chance to earn college credits while on adivs duty wherever you're stationed. • With our Delayed Entry Program you can pick the job you want NOW, and we'll hold it for you--for up to 270 days, depending on tl~ job you choose. That's our job offer• "We think it'll pay you to look into it. orman Elder Mark E. Petersen, a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon), will address approximately 15,000 church members and guests in the Seattle Coliseum Sunday, May 25, at 7 p.m. Elder Petersen will also preside and speak at a two-day conference of the Bellevue Stake (diocese) of the church May 23 and 24, according to Dr. Nelson A. Snow, stake president. ,cial Before being ordained an apostle in 1944, Elder Petersen served as general manager and later as president of the Deseret News, one of two metropolitan newspapers published at Salt Lake City, Utah. A Imlf-hour concert by the Mormon Expo Choir of Spokane will precede Elder Petersen's talk at the Coliseum. This 125-member group sang at the opening and closing exercises of Expo '74 and presented many concerts during the intervening spea period. The conductor is Karlyn Frost Brett. Suite 319 m South Sound Center, Lacey Call collect 456-161 ! Join the people whdvc joined the Arm . Contact your Realtor® for Details batstone funeral serving the community with over 75 years complete professional service P0xpk Owned end Operated by Members of the Wa,hingto~ State Funeea~ Direcforl Assn. William R. Batstone, funeral director 703 Railroad Avenue 426-4803 YOURSELF AND THE of the community by investing in this brand-new house located on Mr. in Bonnie Glen. This home was built by volunteer labor with furnished at cost by Lumbermen's bf Shelton, and will be sold cooperation of the Mason County Board of Realtors, with ALL TO BE DONATED TO THE MASON COUNTY RECREATION ASSOCIATION. • Tri-level design • 1420 sq. ft. living area • Electric forced-air heat • Full insulation • Fenced backyard • Big 2-car garage I plus, this house qualifies for the 5% tax credit. Contact any of the following members Mason County Board of Realtors Angle Agency Don Benson Realty Brush Realty Roy Dunn Agency Everist Realty Ross Haffner Realty Himlie Realty, Inc. Jerry Smith Realty James W. 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