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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
July 20, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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WINNER of the horse-drawn unit at the Oakville Fourth of July parade was the Mason County Fair entry with 4-H Princess Myrna Morrison, driver, and Princess Renae Morgan. Not show, but also riding on the pony-drawn covered wagon were Princess Lisa Strozyk and Princess Lee Ann Relier. The clean-up crew of one was Loren Morgan. The wagon, which belongs to the Drew Cole family, was decorated for the parade by Billie Howard and Eva Godwin. Pulling the wagon is Super Chief's Montana, a registered P.O.A. owned by the Levee Morrison family. Make your own polish What's the best way to clean with liquid wax and polish Schroeder, Extension housing wood paneled walls? lightly, specialist at Washington State If they're waxed, clean them However, Marguerite University, says unwaxed varnished or shellacked paneling Schutzhund CI ub s Pacific Northwest Schutzhund Club, Inc. will hold its fourth annual Schutzhund trial on August 12 and 13 on Yelm Middle School football field in Yelm. Officiating will be S.V. Judge Herr Anton Blame from West Germany. The judge's dinner will be held in Bavarian Restaurant, Tacoma, on August 12 with a 7 p.m. cocktail hour preceding the 8 p.m. dinner. Closing date is August 1, and persons interested in entering their dogs should contact trial chairperson Rudy Stuermer at 6102 ll8th Street Southwest, Mini-classes will be offered next Thursday in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and will begin at 10:30 a.m. Tacos will be featured in the Spanish cooking series, and quilt-tying will be taught in the sewing department. The drying of flowers will be demonstrated and a workshop in genealogy is slated. Ann King from Gateway Half-way House will speak during the noon luncheon, and Brother Gifford from Olympia Stake Genealogy will speak at the Relief Society meeting to LDS mini-clrasses planned precede the mini-classes at 9:30 a.m. Night mini-classes to encompass the same subjects will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be followed by the serving of light refreshments. For more information call Thehna Linn at 426-1086. Weekend PWP dances set A general meeting will follow Saturday in Olympia and in the potluck to be held by Tacoma. Parents Without Partners at 6:30 Sunday offers potluck, p.m. today in Kneeland Park. swimming and baseball in Belfair A parent-youth dance is State Park. A carpool will form slated for Friday in Lacey at 11 a.m. at Thriftway, and Community Center, and PWP those attending should bring dances are scheduled for their own eating utensils. Clyde and Jeanne Robb to celebrate anniversary Friends of Clyde and Jeanne Robb of Shelton are invited to attend an open house on Saturday to celebrate the couple's 25th wedding anniversary. The reception will be held from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. in the Robb residence located at the end of Mill Creek Road and will be hosted by Ross Robb of Lacey, Pam Bead of Shelton, and Karen Peterson, also of Shelton. They are the son and daughters of Clyde and Jeanne Robb. VF.W will not meet u?htln!xteVenlng of August m4a.o meeting of Mason be scheduled in order to County Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. ! 694 and Auxiliary will be held at 8 p.m. on August 4 in Labels must be accurate You can't count on clothing labels warning you about shrinkage. Dorothy Ettl, Extension Class of 1969 sets reunion The Shelton High School class of 1969 will hold a reunion, and a planning meeting has been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on July 25. For information call 426-5914 or 426-2197. clothing specialist at WSU, says performance labeling is not required on clothing. However, if the manufacturers decide, on their own, to use such labeling, they must use accurate labels. Usually, if fabrics have been treated to control shrinkage, the labels will say so. Untreated, 100 percent cotton garments can shrink as much as five percent. That could mean a dress that's several inches shorter or nearly two inches tighter around the bust or through the waist - too small, in other words. articles for the VFW booth at Mason County Fair. Persons with items to donate for the fishpond prizes should contact auxiliary president Fae Robinson at 426-4167. the Memorial Hall. A work party planned for August 3 has been postponed until after the meeting, and will can,be, demasduitk, ib.polih, you ....................... ......................... . ...... "' make yourself. Mix half a cup of bberS = d turpentine withacupofboiled Dirt Do win awar s linseed oil and a tablespoon of Members of Dirt Dabbers Dirt Dabbers, assisted by vinegar. Garden Club received three state members of Shelton Garden awards when they attended the Club, have planted perennials at Use only a little to clean the June 30 District Garden Club the entrance to Mason County paneling. After about 15 meeting and picnic at Tenino. Fairgrounds. minutes, rub the paneling until the finish won't smudge. Bytheway, be careful if you Bridge game score tied use the commercial cleaners designed for wood panels. Check North-South winners at the the label; most of these cleaners Monday evening meeting of are highly flammable. And, some Shelton Bridge Club were of them have a strong solvent Gordon Bennett and Louise odor; make sure you have Umphenour, and Lynn Rust and a.dequate ventilation - windows Bob Quimby. open, and a fan forcing Bob Geyerman and George circulation. McGuire were in first place for East-West. Tied for second place were Nadine Shad and Etta Rector, and Rex Umphenour and Jane Bennett. All bridge players are welcome to attend club meetings held at 7:15 p.m. each Monday in the PUD Building. PUT IN YOUR PICNIC BASKET. Gourmet Cheese, Homemade Potato Salad, Spicy Sausage, Delicious Bread Rolls .... "these are the things a picnic is made of. This Weekend: FRI. SAT. SUN', JULY 14 - 16 SPECIALTY OF THE HOUSE MEATBALL SANDWICH FOR ONLY French Roll, Swiss Cheese, $ I Spicy Meat Balls 8, Condiments of your choice. HOMEMADE PISTACHIO SALAD Whipped cream together with a jello pudding includes pistachios, marshmallows and crushed pineapple.., it's delicious ! Y= Pint Pint Quart 45" 85 = *1 ® ., • /i. ° First and Alder et s t ri a I Tacoma 98499. He can be :: reached by telephoning (206) .... 582-1088 or (206) 588-1981. il) Among participants will be ::;i; .... Elvira Fearn of Shelton, ;' president-trainer of Mason ..... County Schutzhund Club. ::" >: Call 426-7662 for quick take-out. Page 8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 20, 1978 DEBRA ANN DAVIDSON, daughter of Mr. and Robert I_. Davidson of Gresham, Oregon, and Deffinbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Deffinbag Shelton, plan to be married on August 5 in Oregon. The bride-elect is. a graduate of Oregon University and holds a degree in agricultural en¢ technology. Her fiance has completed his work master's degree in crop science at Oregon State Both are employed in Albany, Oregon but will I Shelton after their wedding. Jo's Day is Monday, and Bert's Day is Wednesday. For information call 357-8591. A discussion is planned for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 635 Dearborn. For details call 426-1195. Announcing TWO HOW Dynamic Investment Programs From the Inflation Fighters at Heritage, Federal .......... . .......... OUR HEW % EIGHT YEAR CERTIFICATE EARNS i % When compounded daily and accumulated annually in $1,000 minimums. 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