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Orthopedic
roup slates
ea market
A Flea Market to be
sponsored by the Potlatch
Orthopedic Auxiliary on Saturday
and Sunday on the Mason County
fairgrounds will raise money to
directly benefit children from the
county who are receiving care at
Children's Orthopedic Hospital in
Seattle.
In under-cover stalls and at
outdoor booths and from the
trunks of cars will be offered
everything from houseplants to
kisses. European bottles, hot
doughnuts, knit goods and
decoupage will rub shoulders with
books and candles and general
rummage.
Children's Orthopedic
Hospital, which had its beginning
in 1907, has grown from a
seven-bed ward in Seattle General
Hospital to a 200-bed facility
which last year accomodated
8025 youngsters from
Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Montana, Alaska, other states and
seven foreign countries.
For the first time, Mason
County groups provided full
financing for all free care given to
its children.
Those wishing to participate
in the Flea Market may contact
Mrs. Doug Hanna at 426-1009 or
Mrs. Peter Janda at 426-8735.
BOOKS are among the many items to be offered at the
weekend Flea Market to be sponsored at the Mason County
fairqrounds by the Potlatch Orthopedic Auxiliary. Karen
Bittle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bittle of Shelton, is
one of many Mason County children who have been treated
in the Children's Orthopedic Hospital of Seattle, the facility
to receive funds raised in the Saturday and Sunday
swap-meet. Karen has spent five of her ten years under
treatment in the hospital and will return for further surgery
in January.
Linda DeMiero
will address
homemakers
Ms. kinda DeMiero, home
economist and extension agent,
will speak at the Shelton United
Methodist Church on Monday at
7:30 p.m.
Her topic is "Consumerism as
Related to Food." She will give
helpful insights to homemakers
who are trying to balance the
budget in our inflated economy.
The program, sponsored by
United Methodist Women for the
women of the community, will be
followed by a coffee hour.
Eight and Forty
installs officers
Officers installed on
September 10 in the Memorial
HaU by Mason County Salon 508
Eight and Forty were Mary
Dobson, Le Petit Chapeau; Merle
Smith, Le Demi Petit Chapeau
Premier; Addle Norris, Le Demi
Petit Chapeau Deuxieme; Mary
Sykes, Le Petit Secretaire-caissier;
Beryle Faubert, Le Aumoniere;
Mildred Lakeburg, Le Archiviste;
Alice A. Hill, Le Petit Concierge;
Ada Clothier, Pouvoir.
Installing officer Jenny Perry
from Thurston County Salon 642
Eight and Forty was accompanied
by four visitors from her Salon. A
potluck dinner was held at 7 p.m.
Readers' queries
are answered
by WSU service
Questions from readers are
answered by Lorraine Kingdon of
the Washington State University
Cooperative Service in a column
called Consumer Cues. For
further information contact the
Mason County Extension Office.
Here are excerpts from a
recent printing:
JOANN SAMADUROFF, Lima music teacher, will present
the program at the Tuesday meeting of the Shelton Music
Club to be held at 8 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church. She
displays a musical instrument made of a calabash and animal
skin brought from Togo, West Africa. Mrs. Samaduroff, her
husband and their five children lived in Africa for five years
as members of the Peace Corps. Her presentation will include
slides, music and a discussion of her experiences. All
interested persons may attend.
Membership rally
by Girl Scouts
Girl Scout leaders of Shelton
and Hoodsport voted to hold a
Girl Scout membership rally next
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Mountain View School
At the same meeting, imld last
Thursday, tile leaders voted to
have all Cadette and Senior Girl
Scouts, with their parents and
leaders, hold a potluck dinner to
I want to buy a nice, warm,
snuggly fur coat this fall - fake,
of course. What do I look for
when 1 shop for the best fake fur
1 can afford?
First of all, look for the same
things you'd check in any other
coat - eye appeal, fit, comfort,
style and price. But Beret Mason,
Extension clothing specialist at
WSU, also says to check the
construction. Every seam should
be reinforced and taped - just as
if the coat was made from real
fur. Of course, this type of
construction adds to the cost.
Check the care label for
cleaning instructions. If you have
to clean il as il it were real fur,
your fake is going to cost you
over the years.
Look for a lining fabric that
has an anti-static finish. Fake furs
Avila winner
Potluck planned
Ishmael Avila of Shehon All men of the Aerie are
claimed the silver medal for inviled Io attend the potluck
woodcarving in the senior creative dinnerto be served at 7 p.m.
division of the Western .... Ttt¢sdayifi"l]~e Eagles hall at the
Washington Fair. airporl by lhe Eagles auxiliary.
multi-purposeroom, complete organization of the tend to create static electricity
Purpose of the rally is to bring Cadette and Senior troops. The when you wear them with clothes
Silver Stars already-registered Scouts together date of this dinner was not made ofsynthetic fabrics.
with those wishing to join, and to established.
plan campout recruit adults for needed positions
in the troops. AU Brownie and
S i I v e r S t a r s R i d e r s Junior troops are encouraged to
Incorporated will hold a campout participate.
at the Tingvall ranch on Saturday
and Sunday with potluck suppers
planned for both evenings. Winners named
Interested persons who have not Winning for North-South at
yet signed up should contact the Monday night meeting of the
Charlotte Jones at 426-6264. Shelton Bridge Club were Bruce
A surprise birthday dinner for Kreger and Clyde Ruddell, and
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Floyd Fowler was held Monday in
the home of Everett and Maralee
Morken. The club presented to
Fowler a permanent membership
with the Silver Stars.
At a recent potluck supper
and meeting, slides of last
summer's high country ride were
shown by AI Jones.
Simplifier
The great artist is the simplifier.
Henri Frederic Amiel
Walt Parsons and Bob Quimby.
East-West winners were Lynn
Rust and Shirley Byrne, and Doris
Christy and Dusty Goldschmid.
Dinner slated
Moose Lodge No. 1684 of
Shelton will hold a Pilgrim
Robing dinner at 7 p.m. and a
ceremony at 8:30 p.m. for pilgrim
brother Otto R. Hanson.
t Feature Writer, JAN DANFORD i
Ah, sweet mystery!
Who deposited upon my decrepit doorstep not only swelling ears of
milky-kerneled corn but also a big bouquet of brilliant sweet peas
doubly fragrant in the early chill of autumn?
How lovely the dark of brown tassels topping tender tapering cool
damp husks that guard the hidden hoard of radiant pearls!
1 arranged the corn in a crystal bowl for a centerpiece.
The sweet peas were delicious.
1 survived with fortitude the freeze
That nipped my tender taste buds as 1 sought
The haughty protein hidden in the cheese
And dreamed of beef with every egg I bought.
I, a most devout Aquarian
Who never ever argues with the stars
Am yet a sullen vegetarian
While wondering if cattle thrive on Mars.
If rice instead of meat must grace my platter -
If cupboard bare of bone shall shelter beans -
If fish and flesh and fowl have fled, no matter.
1 can live on dandelion greens;
But how 1 curse the early frost that stole
The happy hyacinth that fed my soul!
Water Wheel
Gilt Shop t,%La\
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Now ol)el Thursday - Sunday --- Noon "lil 8 p.m.
It was decided to hold the
annual Arts and Crafts Bazaar on
November 23, before and after
the Shelton tree lighting
ceremony.
Anyone wishing to form a
troop or participate in a troop
should contact Mrs. S.W. Vander
Wegen, 426-4346 or 426-1681.
The next leader meeting will be
held October 11.
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Meeting set
Twanoh Grange will meet for
a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Friday after which a work party
will be held in preparation for a
rummage sale set for September
27 and 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
in the Grange's Belfair hall.
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MR. AND MRS. RONALD THOMAS of Shelton announce
the engagement of their daughter, Annette, to Danny
Medcalf, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Medcalf also of
Shelton. The bride-elect is now attending Shelton High
School. Her fiance is serving in the United States Army
National Guard. A February wedding is planned.
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Joe's tired of everybody telling him about the good
values at Discount Prices at H & H SHOES in
Olympia for FAMOUS NAME BRAND Women's
and Men's Shoes.
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411 W. 4th Ave., Olympia
Pacje 8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 20, 1973
Roland Starr
Roland Start has played
football since he was an
eighth-grader. He turns out for
swimming and he water skiis and
he likes to fish and to fly model
planes.
Born in Detroit on May 2,
1956, Roland moved with his
family in 1957 to Champaigne,
Illinois, where he started
kindergarten. He came to Shelton
in time to enroll in first grade.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Start. His brothers are
Ran, a sophomore at Washington
State University;
Greg; and David,
a half years old.
Sherrillyn, a
As a Shelton
senior, Roland
fourth year
civics, physics and
He is president of
body and presider
He is a member
of Mr. Olive Lutheran'
"' A ft e r grad~
probably
University," he sayS.
career in some field
Beta
begins season.
The first social event of the
season' for ESA Beta Zeta will be
held on September 29.
At an 8 p.m. meeting held on
September 12 in the home of Mrs.
Bill Loving plans were made for a
November I bazaar to be held in
the PUD building. Committee
chairmen reported various plans
for the coming year~
As an
Mrs. Jim McNamara
the construction of
Mrs. Ray Rice was
A used book
by ESA Beta Zeta in
store. All
benefit the
County•
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