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I F-Uth Walter's vided the inate qualities for her class, a dislike for still-life.
erl0oking Hood later artistic initiative. Recog- Now her early [)reference to- She employs both pallet knife
el' Partiality to- nizing ths creative desire in wards the outdoors appears in and brush technique, yet finds
i8 aspect of her rill of her paintings. Edith fre- the former more satisfactory. In
ed With an ear- qmntly features scenery and medium Edith uses only oil but
lling pro- animals in her pictures, but holds hopes to try water color in the
near future.
Edith, her husband bought her
a set of oil pains last October
and registered her in an art
In recalling the past 9 months
of her painting career Edith at-
tributes the most credit for her
advancement to her instructor. In
addition she claims the copying
of other works in order to learn
varying brush strokes and techni-
ques assisted her development
greatly.
Edith's present art studio mere.
ly consists of any space avail.
&' .D {" .£.! ' able within her home. With the &rUe TozJer
completion of the new addition Collegiate Spotlight
to her house, though, she plans
to moe her brushes and can-
vas into the den.
Edith has lived in Union since
PAINTINGS frequenl.iy from deck of rards, and the first picture
cenery or animals. Those completed by Edith, displaying the elk in
original of the I lamina thei natural hahitat.
ountain scene taken
Peerson Reaches 97 Tomorrow
1940. She has one daughter, Di-
anne. When not occuppied w;th
her painting she enjoys sewing
and bowling.
Her pictures will be on display
at Mell Chevrolet during the fol-
lowing week.
Bridge Club
Meefs Here
The Shelton Bridge Club met
Monday night at 7:15 p.m. in
the PUD auditorium with seven
tables in play.
Winners for North - South were
Mrs. Keith Cole and Ron Zei-
daks, Mrs. Eva Aamodt and Mrs.
Bertha Walker and Mrs. Ed Dud-
ley and Art Doran.
Paul Bunyan of legend weigh-
ed ten times a normal man and
traveled with a giant blue ox.
Together they logged the forests
of old miraculously performing
feats of wonder. Mason County's
contemporary Paul Bunyans of
the Forest Festival earn their
fame in a different manner. Yet
occasionally a certain resem-
bhmce remains to the traditional
grandeur. Artie Tozier, our 1967
folklore symbol, traded Paul's
blue ox for modern construction
machinery, and moved from
Babe's grazing grounds of anti-
quity to the new Lake Cushman
development area.
Unlike that most famous log-
ger, though, Artie exchanges the
woods every fall for the benefits
of a college campus. During the
past two years, since his grad-
uation from Shelton High School,
he has attended Olympic College
more versified than the legend-
ary hero he represented. His
range of employment during the
school year included gardener,
furniture store salesman, gas
station attendant, and most re-
cently detailing cars for the
Ford Garage.
Attic plans to continue his
education in business administra-
tion this fall either at Western
Washington State College or Cen-
tral Washington State College. He
hopes to graduate in a little
more than two years, but has
no immediate intentions as to
future position or location.
Like his original predecessor,
Artte finds few leisure hours.
During the summer when not oc-
cupied by his construction job he
water skis and works on his car.
Artie lives with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. (Bud)
"YEAR-OLD Itammh Peterson poses next
*llsh in her front yard.
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"the family
shoe store"
107 S. 4th
Shelton
Itannah Peterson will cele-
t)raW her 97th birthday tomorrow.
She was born in Austin, Minn.,
tm June 20, 1872.
Seeking opportunity she arriv-
ed in Seattle on June 5, 1889,
the day preceding the fire of that
year. Evertually the 17 year old
girl found employment as a house-
keel)er.
She didn't move to Mason
County until 1922 when she set-
tled in the Agate district. Pre-
sently she resides on Delanty
road.
Mrs. Peterson is a member of
the Rebekah Lodge No. 75 and
the Order of Eastern Star. She
still keeps her own house and
remains attive with her cooking.
She has two sons, Chester Rns-
senberg and Alvin Peterson,
both of Shelton. Her two daugh-
ters, Elsie Drislayn and Selma
Karatko, live in Seattle and
Smithville, Tex., respectively.
The remainder of her family eon-
sists of six grandchildren, eight
great-grandchildren, and four
great-great-grandchildren.
Smokey Saya"
Only You Can Prevent
Forest Fires !
East - West winners were Mrs.
Bill Batchelor and Mrs. Roy
Rector, COl. Ed Dudley and Yas
Ito and Jack Graler and Rex
U mphenour.
The Bridge Club meets every
Monday night. All bridge payers
are welcome.
WWSC Grads
]:our Sheltonians
Four Mason County residents
received degrees from Western
Washington State College during
commencement exercises on June
13, in Carver Gymnasium.
Denton L. Bailey, Susan Kay
Hartline and Frederick Paul La-
Mont, all of Shelton, earned bach-
elor's degrees in education.
Seth Coles, of Union, was
awarded a bachelor's degree.
Sale Is Tomorrow
The Navy Mothers are having
a rummage sale tomorrow at the
PUD auditorium from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Those wishing to donate
rummage may call 426-2068.
in Bremerton. However he car-
ries with him a portion of the
Paul Bunyan spirit, taking 15
credit hours a quarter while on
the average working 50 hours a
week.
In many ways Attic appears
Tozier, at Skokomish Valley, and
has an older sister and one
younger brother. In the line of
pets he prefers his two quarter
horses to Paul's Babe. Whoever
heard of a giant blue ox any-
way?
Ft. Lewis Timber For Sale
About one million board feet
metal contaminated) and an un-
estimated amount of substandard
(pulpwood) timber, are available
for cutting and removal from a
portion of Fort Lewis according
to the Seattle District Office, U.
S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Bids will be opened in the Seattle
District Office at 2 p.m., July
3.
Invitation No. DACA67-9-69-256
offers 1,000,000 board feet of saw-
log Douglas Fir and other spec-
ies and an unestimated amount
of timber suitable for pulpwood.
Some of the timber contains im-
bedded military metal.
Interested persons may inspect
the timber between 8 a.m. and
3 p.m., Mondays through Fridays,
except holidays, Arrangements
may be made by calling the
Corps of Engineers Representa-
tive, Bryan L. Turner, Bldg. T-
7985 (North Ft. Lewis) at Taco-
ma 967-2004. Bid forms may be
obtained from Turner or the
Real Estate Divsion, Seattle Dis-
trlct, U. S. Army Corps of En-
gineers, 1519 Alaskan Way South,
Seattle, Washington 98134.
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