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FOUR SHS
GIRLS REPRESENT SHELTON AT EVERGREEN
THIS WEEK THE GWCE CAMPUS
STUDYING A STATE MAP to see how far it was Linda LaBissoniere and Patsy Wolfe. The girls
to Ellensburg before they left for Girls' State Men- have been studying government at Central Wash-
day were (I to r) Judy Antonsen, Mary C,onnolly, ton College of Education all week.
! A week long session of Ever- rally by the Fred B. Wivell Unit • n rim n • '
green Girls' State on the campus No. 31 American Legion Auxiliary JOll race lo Drlnff
of Central Washington College of of Shelton and the riced Canal "--"
Educatiml in Ellensburg began on American Legion Auxiliary. Fin- l~lti~ 1~*~¢1 Alej~lr¢,
Monday. Representing Shelton ancial assistance is given by the aJZlU[:; 1' ILPl[[ Z']kl¢~i~llkfl[
High Sctmol art; Judy Antonsen,Kiwanis and Zonta Clubs. Arriving from Alaska this Week-
Mary Connolly, Linda LaBisSon- - ..................................... end will be recently wed Mr. and
niere, and Patsy Wolfe.
At Girls' State, sponsored each
year by the American Legion aux-
iliaries of Washington, girls are
given the opportunity to partici-
pate in' simulated government at
boLh the local and state level..
They learn about government and
the party system ranging from
the import:ance and power of the
precinct committee man to the
intricate workings of the state
tegislatm e.
Senior Parly Held
Friday At Tyee
The senior all-night party given
Ihe Class of 1965 by parents and
friends of the graduates was held
:'.t the Tyee in Olympia Friday
night following commencement ex-
ercises.
Busses transported 162 seniors
and their guests to the Tyee ball-
Mrs. Jon Q. Pace. They were
married March 6 in the post 'chapel
in Fort Greely, Alaska where.the
bridegroom has been stationed
with the U.S. Army.
The bride is the former Judith
Marie Baarstad. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert W. Baarstad, pre-
sently of Fort Greely and formerly
of Enumclaw. He iS the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. LeOnard Q. Pace, Shel-
ton. and will be returning to St.
Martins college in the fall to com-
plete his final year of school.
Each citizen of Girls' State is room, which was decorated in the
given the opportunity of voting, red and white colors of the Class
working on election boards, run- of '65.
ning for office, presenting bills in Although snacks and pop were Marrla~e Licenses
the legislature or wor!dng as a served throughout, seniors were
lobbyist, treated ~o steak dimmrs at 12:30 Applying f~or marriage licenses
Girls' Sta/,ers are sponsored 1o- a.m. in the Mason County Auditor's
............................................................................................................. office this past week were:
PLANS
MARRIAGE IN FRANCE
Robert L. McKeown, 23, Salem,
Ore. and Donna Hulbert 2~. Fed-
eral Way.
Donald W. Scott 25, Shelton
and Jenny Knautz, 23, Redmond.
Gary Brumfield. 20, Aberdeen
and Jnlie Baer. 1.8. Aberdeen.
Allan McIrvin. 21. Shelton and
Susan K. Hardy, 17, Shelton.
Joseph Marmoft. 68. Seattle
and Theresa O. Davis, 58. Shelton.
Gordon Klein, 26. Everett and
Rita Utter, 23, Shclton.
Kenneth LeBresh, 21, Shelton
and RiLa Swayze, 18, Shelton.
G. E. Dunsmoor, 51, Bremerton,
and Erleen Bernier, 40, Bremer-
EldCal L. Todd Jr., 20, Shelter[,
and Sarah Huston, 17, Sheltom
Woman's Club Slates
Pancake Breakfast
Fakher's Day will be observed
by the Hood Canal Woman's Club
with a public pancake breakfast
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday.
I Members will serve fathers and
their families with a breakfast
menu of juice, hotcakes, ham and
eggs and coffee.
Donations for adults will be
and 50 cents for children un-
der 12, Mrs, D. H. Pierce of Pot-
latch is chairman of the event.
AN EARLY
JULY WED-
DING in France
is being planned
by Miss Linda
Sue Glover,
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Norman E.
Temple and
T,ony (Wool-
dridge) Wytnan~
and Ui:@>, '
R icha'r~ ' '
Wooldmdge, all
of Shelton.
Miss GIover
will meet her
fiance in France
where he is
stationed at
the Eaton Ain
Force Base.
Both are
Shelton High
school
graduates.
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LOCAl. ffO fiH ELECTED REGION
FF OE RECENT CO VEKTION
Poetry And Publishing
Problems Discussed By
Canal Writer's Group
Poetry and poetry publishing"
problems were discussed at the
monthly meeting of the ~q'iter's
Workshop held Thursday after-
noon in the Hoodspovt home of
Mrs. Herbert Boeck. Members read
original verse for group comment.
The hostess served refreshment~
at the close of the interesting pro-
g'ram which was chairmaned by
Mrs. J. L. Carte.
Skit and play writing will be the
topic for the July 8 meeting to be
held in the Lilliwaup Indian Beach
apartment of Mrs. Frank Robinson
in the J. L. carte home.
Interested writers are welcome
to the group which is sponsored by
the Fine Arts department of the
Hood Canal Woman's Club. Mrs.
Carl Hansen is department chair-
man.
its A Late
Today. Thursday, June 17
Toastmasters Club 6:45 am.,
Timbers Restaurant.
PorL Commission meeting, 8
p.m.. courthouse.
Navy Mothers Club. 7:30 p.m.,
Memorial Hall.
Saturday, June 19
Drivers' license exami~ter, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m., police station.
Mt. View Community Club card
party, 8 p.m., at the clubhouse.
Sunday, June 20
Hood Canal Woman's Club Fa-
ther's Day Breakfast. 9 a.m. to
2 p.m., Potlatch clubhouse.
Yacht Club social, 6 p.m., club-
)louse.
Monday, June 21
PUD No. 3 commission meet-
ing, 1 p.m., PUD commission room.
County commission meeting, 10
a.m., courthouse,
Shelton Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m.,
PUD Auditorium.
Shelton Garden Club picnic at
Point Defiance Park. :Meet at 10
a.m. in Evergreen Square.
lv[t. View Community Club pot-
luck dinner. 6:30 p.m.,at the
clubhouse.
Tuesday, June 22
Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon,
Memorial Hall.
City commission meeting, 2 p.
m.. city hall.
Goodwill truck in towm Phone
426-484.7 for pickups.
Moose Lodge, 8 p.m., airport
hall.
Degree of Honor Protective As-
sociation dinner, 6:30 p.m., Mem-
orial Hall.
Dirt Dobbers Garden Club plan-
ting party at the fairgrounds.
Meet at 9 a.m. at the PUD build-
ing. ' ~'' '
Wednesday, June 28
Drivers' license examiner, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m., police station.
'£hursday, June 24
Rotary Club luncheon, noon,
Ming Tree Cafe.
Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m.,
['imbers restaurant.
Welcome Chapter OES Past
Matrons potluck luncheon,12:30
p.m., home of Florence Taylor.
Dirt Dobbers Win
Richfield 0il
Corporation Award
The Dirt i)ebher: Chl]
won the coveted Riehi'ield ()i] Cor-
poration aw:~rd for [he C(m~:( Fva-
tion of Civic 1L'e:mty at the rcc~m
Spokane convenliol/ of |he ~¢Vasll-.
ington State Federation oi (;arcl(']~
Clubs.
Mrs. Leigh H. Hume of S('ahec'k.
Cross Sound Distriel I)ire('~or. re-
ceived tile award from Richfield's
northern division n~am~g(,r. L. Vv'.
Sutton who paid tributo to th,
DirL Dobbers for their beautifica-
tion projcc~ at the f'-dr g roun(ls az~d
for their reputation as one of th(
most civic, conservation fill(:[ beau-
ty minded ch|bs in the entire dis-
trict.
The award consists of an era-
graved redwood plaque, a. certi-
ficate of recognition and $50 h,
be used for the purchase qnd
planting of a tree in Shelton as '~
living award.
President of the winning' club
is Mrs. A. H. Goodwin.
ARRIVALS
Summer Reading Club
At Library Gets
Underway Monday
The Flying Dragon Summer
Reading Club began Monday at the
I Shelton Public Library. The Libra-
rian, ~rs. Shirley Beelik, extend-
eft an invitation in person by visit-
ng all the grade school classes
n ShelLon before the end of school.
~.11 boys and girls who are interest-
ed are invited to take part.
Members gel the Dragon book-
mark, designed by the well-known
children's illustrator, Maurice Sen-'
dak, when they Join. On complet-
ing the first book, the member re-
ceives his member's card, on
which to record the name and au-
thor of the book he has read. When
13 books are completed, and the
13 stars on the card outline the
constellatiOn Draco, the Dragon,
the member will receive a Dragon.
button.
it is not necessary to read books
about dragons, although some good
ones come to mind - Kenneth
Grahame's "Reluctant dragon",
"Dragons of Blueland", for ex-
ample. & sort of dragon cousin is
the central figure in ' The Grlf,
fin and the Minor Canon". "Chil-
dren Of Odin" has some wonder-
ful dragons. "The Book Of Three':,
based On old Welsh tales, is filled
With strange creatures.
Dinosaurs may be the source of
dragon stories. For those who like
to find out about real ahcient ahl-
mals, there are such books as
"Giant Golden Book of DinosaUrs",
"Millions of Years Ago", "In Pre.
historic Seas" and "Search for a
Living Fossil".
"The Enormous Egg" is a
very funny story about' a boy
whose chicken produced an egg
which hatched a dinosaur!
Family reading aloud would be
fun during the summer. Collections
of stories like "The Lost Half
Houi'" or Way Of the St0ryteller"
or "Time for Tales, Old and New"
might be good to try, or "Just So
Stories", "Doctor Dolittle", or
"The Hobbit". "Let's Read To-
gether" is a.list of books suita-
ble for family enjoyment, publish-
ed by the American Library Asso-
ciation.
OES REGULAR STATED
MEETING IS SATURDAY
Worthy Matron Evelyn Ellison
and Worthy Patron Samuel Ma-
gruder extend a cordial invita-
tion t0 rnefi~b~rs of Welcome Chap-
ter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star
to attend the regular stated meet-
ing to be held at 8 p.m. Saturday
in the Masonic temple,
i
Slmiton General ltospiial
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hines.
Ronte 2 Box 20. a boy, June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper,
1911 Lain'el St.. a boy, June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deemer.
1924 Stevens St.. a girl, June 9.
,Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Larson.
1520 Union St., a boy, June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Short. Box
161 Hoodspolt. a boy, June 14
* :I; :t:
Cnnic Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Perkins.
Route 1 Box 588, a boy, June 11.
ELECTED TO THE POSITION of Vice President of Region Seven,
Washington Congress of Parents and Teachers Association was
Morley Kramer, active Shelton PTA member. Mrs. Kramer l~ook
office June 1. The election was held at State Convention May 4-6
in Spokane. Locally Mrs. Kramer has acted as secretary and
president of Preschool PTA and president of Mason County PTA.
She has also held the first and second vice president and president
positions in District 17. In her new positi,on Mrs. Kramer will act
as Washington Congress representative to Washington State Li-
brary Association, chairman of the Border Conference to be held
in Seattle this fall and as Health Service chairman fen Washing-
ton Congress.
Hood Canal Lions To
Honor Graduates Shelton Bridge
Graduating high school seniors Club Winners
Winners in Monday nighFs Shel-
ton Bridge Club game with 10
tables in play we]'e for north-
south: ,lira Thomas and Ya,~ Ire
(Olympia}. Dick Perly and Lou
Stewart (Olynll)ia ,. Ed Tveden
and Gary Foote IOlympia). and
Katherine Van Arsdale and Gof
don B(mnet L.
East-west winnol's wel'e Agnes
:Murray and Tom Halpin (Olym-
pia), Elsa Sehlosser and l)exLel
Edge, Mike McNeil :rod Boil Ben-
nett, and Com~ic Travis and Etta
Rector.
All bridge, pla.yers arc invited
to join the play which begins nt
7:30 p.m. Monday nighls in the
PIID Auditorium.
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
from the Union-HoodsporL-Lilli-
waup area will be honored tonight
by the Hood Canal Lions Club aL
a dinner Lo be held at the Hood
Canal We, man's Club in Potlatch.
Guest speaker for this special
event will be State Rep. Paul H.
Conner from Port Angeles. Also
to be present as special guest will
be Howard Grimm, International
Counsellor and Past Chairman,
Multiple District 19, Lions Inter-
national.
The Ladies' Night dinner is
scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.,
with entertainment to be provided
by Lions Bill Wolfe and Jack
Grubb, program committee.
................................ .
Through May 13, 1965, there
were already 195 traffic deaths on
Washington streets and highways.
Only by more careful driving can
we cut this tragic toll this year,
says the State Safety Council.
DIRT DOBBERS PLANTING
PARTY AT FAIRGROUNDS
The Dirt Dobbers Garden Club
will do some planting at: the fair-
grounds next Tuesday. Member~+
are to mceL at 9 a.m. at the PUD
building and bring a sack hmch.
At hmel~l.ime the group will go to
Mrs. F. Borst's on Island Lake
Drive for coffee.
Fraternal Order of
Eagles 2079
Meeting Place
Shelton Airport
8 p.m.
2nd & 4th Tuesdays
President
Fred Stuck
Visiting Eagles Welcome
Room w~th zoom! Now you can add
America's newest, most-advanced
engine--the 325-hp Turbo-Jet V81
Chevrolet Impala Super Sport
Come on in. Have a plus]i vinyl-covered bucke seal.
Stretch out and relax. You'll find the '65 Chevrolet gives
you more room Lo live in.
And wait'll you see what's under the hood:
Living room !
But the thing that should really gel you going the prlce of
one of these racy Impala Super Spor! Coupes or Convertibles,
The cos of living in one isn' as nigh as it looks,
Eight
Officers
For
The
s(,n County
:tltd l~orl y
ing in the
Mal tie 13ackltlll
I],e l)oLllml~
The meeting
ct)rdillK to
p,'esent. L'Arc
|.¢poried lhe h:
mailed Io the
lll&ll.
Election
th:~ following
Chapeau,
Petit Ch'a
Ho~f; Le
xieme, Alice
cy Edmiston
Witsiers; La
ncs Alexander"
Elected as
Marche
in Wenatehee
lian Norvold,
Rae MelcUm
Jenny Hoff,
ley Clinton
a.s alternates.
Plans for
12 at the
Smith were
mailed.
Mary Dc
the
cemetery
name of
CARD
Winners
party he!
Cc
Avis Saeger,
Jack Smith.
Viola Laugen
well.
There ~vil
8 p.m. this
house. The
PII
tend.
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