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"l could do my own shoeing
if necessary" maintains Robin
Blanchard as she proceeds to
outline her ideas on the somewhat
controversial subject of hoof
angle.
Although she finds her very
large Morgan-Quarterhorse mare
extremely heavy on the forehand.
she does not endorse the rolling
of the toe so often favored by
farriers as a means to lighten the
concussion upon the impact of
the forefeet on the ground.
"1 want plenty of hoof," she
insists, "and l want the toe rather
long."
Although Robin has been a
horse-owner for only two years,
she has ridden for as long as she
can remember.
"My friends always had
horses," she explained.
Miss Blanchard, a Shelton
High School senior, has come a
long way wilh "Blaze", ten years
,,L. ,~,,ii purchased and unridden
for a year.
"She was just too much horse
for her owners," Robin declares,
"and when I got her she was
pretty awful. It wasn't just a
matter of reining and collection.
We just about had to start all
over.'"
The big mare, although a
willing jumper and a spirited
mount for Robin, is now genltc
and mannerly with small riders,
standing patiently for tiny
passengers to climb aboard.
Miss Blanchard prefers to ride
bareback, and seldom saddles
Blaze unless she plans a long ride
in rainy weather. The mare is
ridden in a hackamore, and is
used principally for trail riding.
"1 don't go in for games or for
showing," says Robin, who enjoys
the logging roads in the hills
surrounding her Skokomish
Valley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blanchard
are her parents, and she has an
By JAN |)ANFORI)
NEITHER RAIN nor wind nor snow can prevent Robin
Blanchard from riding her mare, "Blaze".
Iota Chapter ROUND THE Model Meeting
Holds Meeting Set For Monday
Today, Thursday, Sept. 16 The model meeting of Epsilon
Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa Rotary Club luncheon, noon, Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma
Gamma met at the Tyee on Ming Tree Cute. Phi will be held Monday in the
Saturday. A Necrology service Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m., home of Alice Ogden. Carol
was held for Florence Baker, Timbers Restaurant. Adams will co-hostess and
(;erie La Due and Dorothy Slimette Tops, 7 p.m., court prospective pledges will attend.
Zickrick, who passed away during house annex. Opening Day speaker for
this last year. Port Commission meeting, 8 Epsilon Omicron Chapter was
Special music during the p.m.,courthouse. Mike Gibson who told of the
hmcheon was played by Mark Hood Canal Woman's Club, activities and the goals of Inn
Henry and Jim Baker of Olympia 11:30 a.m., Potlatch Clubhouse. Quest at the 6 p.m. meeting held
High School. Shelton Nimrod Club, 8 p.m., on August 30 in the home of Mrs.
The program consisted of a clubhouse. Norm Anglin.
panel conducted by Mrs. Gwen Mason County Democrat The theme for Opening Day
Williams. The theme was "ApathyClub, 8 p.m., PUD auditorium, o f 1 9 7 1 - 1 9 7 2 w a s b uilt
or Action". Panel members were Multi-service Center board around the beginning of Beta
Don Bunt, Principal of Olympia meeting, 7:30 p.m., at the center. Sigma Phi in 1931. A style show
High School; Ralph Lindsay, Sarah Eckert Guild, 11 a.m., featured fashions of that year,
retired administrator; Devi Grapeview fire hall. and art objects of the 30's were
Unsoeld and Tom Hayes, studentsBordeaux Elementary PTA, 8 displaYed. A meal of stew and
from Olympia High School. Tbe p.m., school gymnasium, home-made ice cream was
topic was discussed in relationship Thrift sale, 10 a.m. 9 p.m., prepared by Ruth Anglin and
to the home, family, school, and PUD auditorium, Mason County Peggy McHatton.
society. Democrat Club. The first meeting of the year
Present at this first meeting of was held in the home of Pat
the year were five new members,Friday, Sept. 17 Swartos with Ruth Anglin as
Mary Gentry. Marjorie Kalin, VFW auxiliary, 8 p.m., co-hostess. The social calendar
Pauline Lien, Susan Yarger, and Memorial Hall. was read and a program, "The
Minda Caldwell, who were Rachael Knott Orthopedic Body Beautiful", was presented
initiated on August 26th in Guild, noon, home of Mrs. A.R. by Mrs. Swartos. Carol Adams
Lacey. Wager, Union. was elected treasurer.
President Anita Foster Georgine Reed Orthopedic
announced that the next meeting Guild, noon luncheon, home of
will be held October 9 at Lake Mrs. L. R. Christey.
Limerick. Fall Luncheon
Saturday, Sept. 18
Shelton Art Club Sidewalk Will Held
Norm Petereit Show, gain
4 p.m., in front of
Penney store. On
Tuesday
I G d d sunda'' sept" 19
s ra u ate Shelton churches invite you Vocalist Nancy Swanson will
!' Son Jose to attend the church of yourbe featured at the Fall Luncheon
n choice, of the Mason General Hospital
Auxiliary to be held at noon
Norman J. Petereit, son of Monday, Sept. 20 Tuesday in Lake Limerick Inn.
Betty L. and the late Claude A. PUD No. 3 commission To make reservations phone
Petereit of Shelton and a 1962 meeting, 1 p.m., PUD conference Merge Temple, in the morning
graduate of Irene S. Reed High room. only, no later than Friday. Dues
School, was this summer County commission meeting, may be paid and receipts received
graduated from San Jose State 10 a.m., court house, at the luncheon.
College with honors in the field of Shelton Bridge Club, 7:15
Business Administration. p.m., PUD auditorium.
On May 21, 1971 he was Goodwill truck in town.
elected to Beta Gamma Sigma by Phone 4264847 for pickups. Faculty Women
the San Jose State College It's About Time Tops, 7 p.m.,
Chapter. County Health Office. S/ate Meeting
adult broth':'r living in Virginia as win ter's class, tier school Petereit and his wife, Diane, Simpson Pinochle Club, 7:30
well as Iwo younger brothers, organizations include American are residing in Boston, Mass. p.m., Memorial Hall. Women's Faculty Fellowship
Rickie and Run, at home. TheField Service and French Club, where he will be employed by the Model meeting of Epsilon will hold their first get-acquainted
family moved to their present and she intends to participate in Federal Government as an Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma meeting on Wednesday evening in
home last Nm'ember, prior tothe activities of the FutureIndustrial Specialist and where he Phi, home of Alice Ogden. the Fireside Room of the United
which they had resided in the ttomemakers of America. will worktowards his Master's Shelton Garden Club, 1 p.m., Methodist Church at 8 p.m.
Itood Canal area, where Robin Miss Blanchard hopes to degree, home of Mrs. Winifred Parrett, All teachers' wives and
and Blaze enjoyed the dirt roads attend the University of Agate. women teachers of Shelton
near the ltamma llamma river. Washington for four years, there Square Dance lessons begin, School District are invited to
Robin was born in Seattle on May t o train as a professional 7:30 p.m., fairgrounds hall.attend for a social hour.
18, 1954, and lived there until registered nurse. Her big bay mare Bridge Players
approximately three years ago. will be sold next summer. M On Monday TuesdaY,KiwanisSept.clul~211uncheon, noon,
ih~',c,s./+,'.,,'?i;+c, ,~+rth,.'kid~to alithatlimc.'" Monday night meeting, CitY commission meeting, 2 r an +
g,, 5he is a membe, ofthcSalty Robin will ride other horses North-South winners were Mr.p:,., city hall. I la'ns'Je H
Sashaye,s Square Dance Club,throughout her college years, and and Mrs. Rex Umphenour; Bruce American Legion, 8 p.m., ouse
having been graduated from last plans to purchase another of her Kreager and Clyde Ruddell; Else Memorial Hail.
own when her schooling is Schlosser and Kay Jackson.Jaycees. +,m. Before Frost
finished. East-West winners were Ann clubhouse.
"Eventually," she states, "I Batchelor and Etta Rector; Bill Lions Club dinner and boardIf you have small-sized
intend to raise purebred Arabians Batchelor and GustS Goldschmid; meeting, 7 p.m., Hallmark Inn. outdoor planters in which annual
Square Dance on a small scale" AI Hagg and Bob Quimby Jr. Masonic Temple.J°b's Daughters, 7:30 p.m., bringfl°wers planterare bloomingand allWhYindoorsn°t
Mason General Hospital before killing frost? Even if you
Auxiliary fall luncheon, noon, haven't a window sill wide enough
lull ~--g Lake Limerick Inn. for the planter it can be set in a
G sunny place on the floor after
50th Anniversary O en ers Wednesday, Sept. 22 protecting the wood with plastic.
Lengthy indeed was the
hungering wait between my Lossons Set
extractions and new partial plate,
and during this time it was my The Salty Sashayers will
misfortune to strangle on many sponsor a series of lessons in
an unchewed portion of tempting square dancing, the first of which
foods I could not resist; and
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MR. AND MRS. WALTER G. CLAYTON JR.+
engagement of their daughter, Georgia All1
Stockwell, son of Mrs. Peggy Stockwell
Stockwell. Miss Clayton is a 1971 graduate
School and is now enrolled at the Mr.
Hairstyling in Olympia. Her fiance, a
School graduate, is now serving in Vietna
officer with the "A" company of the
Helicopter Battalion, 1st Cavalry Divison. A
planned.
Girl Scout Lea
Schedule
Girl Scout leaders held their
first fall meeting last Thursday in
the home of Mrs. Richard Walter,
Service Unit Chairman.
It was decided to hold a
Patrol Leader Workshop and
planning session on October 2 to
make initial arrangementsfor the
annual Juliette Low celebration,
Person to Person week, an arts and
crafts bazaar, and other service
unit events for the coming year.
Junior, Senior and Cadette troops
are asked to send their patrol
leaders to the workshop. Brownie
troops will each send two
representatives.
Mrs. Stun Francis, Field
Advisor, annotmced plans for
leadership training to be held in
Shelton on four successive
Thursdays beginning September
16. Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Art
Kramer, assisted by Mrs. S. W.
Vender Wegen, will conduct the
training sessions to be held from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. David's
Episcopal Church.
It was also announced that
there would be training for
Association Chairmen and Service
Unit Chairmen at Camp
Kenneydell from September 28
through September 30. Mrs.
Walter and Mrs. Edgar Cole will
attend from Shelton.
Troop organizers reported the
sponsored
September
Cadettes
This will be
for all First
new Wider
applicatiC
distribute
Anyone
event
Vender Wegen
Guild
Rachael
Guild will
the Union
Wager.
M. McPher~:+
IRREG
I am
You say
She is a
TO S Christmas Town Tops, 7 Petunias on the Thanksgiving
To Be Celebrated erve pm, Multi-service Center.
will be held at 7:30 p.m Monday dinner table are quite possible. , , ,
wouldn't you know that a friend in the fairgrounds hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creamer Chamber of Commerce board It's always a temptation to need for new leaders from troops I have alittl~
would insistthatlgoonapicnic.Caller lid Mathews will will be honored on their Golden Stew Supper oo.n,, 7:30 a.m., Timbers save seedsfromaparticularlyfine
at Bordeaux, Evergreen ..... veat
I tried to stay "'No", but ofinstruct, and a donation of one Wedding Anniversary at an Open Restaurant. flower but if it is of a hybrid
Kamilche, Pioneer and Hoodsport
course in the end [ agreed that I'd dollar will be requested from each House to be held in their home, An Irish beef stew supper will Mason County Hospital variety there is little advantage in schools. Anyone wishing to
go. student for each lesson. , Route l Box 85, Elma, from 2 be served by the Golden Age Club District Commission, l0 a.m.,so doing. The seedlings grownbecome a Girl Scout leader or* * * . ,~
So there I was sit tin', p.m. until 4 p.m. on Septemberat6 p.m. next Thursday in thecourt house, from your home-saved seeds will ~/Soi;ft:nltl~de;g~y contact Mrs I am not'"~
half-heartedly pickin' on the fried 26. Memorial Hall. Members are asked Mason County Republican not produce flowers like those of T ere will b c un You are forg
left leg of an Arkansas chicken They were married on to bring pastries. Women's Club meeting and pizza the parent bloom. In fact the h " e a o cil She is losing
and dredging the desperate depths Mt. View PTA September 27, 1921 in Iola, Entertainment for the evening supper, 7 p.m., Inn Quest. blossoms will vary in size and
of my brain for devious methods Plans Potluck Kansas Hosting the event will be will include music, dancing and color and many will be inferior. ~
their son Clarence Creamer, his card games. The last meeting was Thursday, Sept. 23
by which to maintain the illusion Think ahead to spring and
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thatalthoughl waSvain,enjoyingdid notmYwishf°°d'to bel" pTAl)uringboardthemeetingM°Untainheld VieWlast wife, and their family, visitors.attended by 68 members and MingR°tarYTree cuff.Club luncheon, noon, bring into the house this fall the * :-+! ) ' ........... ;, :i:: ,
rude and 1 searched for excuses week, a potluck dinner was Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m., soil and sand and peat you will
polite if not valid to explain my scheduled for Seplember 27, in Repu blicon Women Timbers Restaurant.Tops, p.m., cox need to mix for seed starting early ~~i'+
refusal to finish my salad, the Mountain View Multi-purpose Slimette 7 rt next year. (~:~
Loathe to confess that my Room. al~ Mo,,nta~n V+ew Scho+,~ Plan Pizza Supper cOATS STOL~N house annex. ~ ~ ~~~:+lqrillrl~ I
m o 1 a r s w e r e g o n e, I families are welcome. Several coats were reported Golden Age Club, 6 p.m., I[ ..... :~ :~ ...... '
surreptitiously over the lawn Initial plans were also laid for A 7 p,m. pizza supper will stolen frame complaintant's car Memorial Hall. JUST AR~IV-D " 0V
scattered the crunchier part of my a Roommothers' coffee hour on highlight the meeting of the in Allyn according to a report Rummage sale, Picketing
lunch, retaining a soft littleOctober 7 and for a fund-raising Mason County Republican filed with the Belfair Sheriffs Homemakers, 9a.m. -4:30p.m.,
something to munch, auction to be held in November W omen's Club to be held office September 11. PUD auditorium.
showing my teeth, but severe Byrne. Olympic Highway and Ellinor i
indigestion that lurked Officers of the Mountain Streets. ''ONE '
underneath turned grin into View PTA for 1971-72 are Mike Gibson, director of Inn
grimace and caused me to leer, president, Barbara Webber; Quest will speak. Reservations 0
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