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SGOET MEETIHGS BEGIN WITH ell wrm installed. Mrs, Ja, cl¢ Powell will begin at 8:o0 p.m. followed by ................
is guardian; George Howard, as- a potiuck supper a£ 11:30 p.m.
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ANNUAL HEED
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THE ANNUAL NEED for Girl Scout leaders was brought out at
the first leaders' meetipg held last Thursday morning in the Girl
Scout Little House in Kneeland Park. Discussing the situation in
the above Journal photo are leaders IVIrs. Arden Pierce, Mrs. Sel
VanderWegen and Mrs. Paul Steensen. Each year the number of
girls interested in the program Increases causing a never-ending
need for more interested adults to help with {he program. In the
Bordeaux school area leaders and assistants are needed for two
more troops. Anyone willing to help is asked to contact Mrs. Ar-
den Pierce, 426-4365. Mt. View needs leaders for two Brownie
troops. To help in this area call Mrs. Neil Dethlefs at 426-2268, or
Mrs. Sel VanderWegen at 426-4346. Southside has need for an
assistant leader and a meeting place large enough to hold about
20 girls. Anyorte who can help is asked to call Mrs. J. H. Hoff at
426-4210. Mrs. Louis Tylzak, 426-4505 will take calls from anyon~
sociatc gtm rdian ; Miss Cheryl
Bead, dir2ctor (ff lntlsic; Mrs. Rob-
ert Tin'net, gtl~lrdi:lll lream.u'er;
Mrs. ~31iirley Cowalh guardiaia sec-
retary; Mrs. Clyde Ruddell, direc-
tor of para,pi/crnalia; Mrs. Kocll,
director of sociability; M'rs. Les
.Joslin, !sromoter of hospitality. The
cerelnolly WaS condllcted by Mrs,
George Howard,
A meeting was held September
15. Sharon Watters was initiated
attd Jobie candy was passed out to
members living on the canal. Shel-
ton gi:'ls received theirs Saturday.
A money making project is
planned for October 3. Members
will meet at 9 a.m. at the temple
to pick cones and will probably re-
turn about 3 p.m. i
October 4 will be Jobie Sunday
at the Episcopal church.
A silver tea was held in Tacoma
Sunday and friendship night in
Ol3"mpia was Tuesday.
Gild Star Parents
Honored At Recent
VFW Dinner Meet
Gold Star Parents were honor-
ed last Friday evening with a pot-
luck dinner served by the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars auxiliary.
Gifts and corsages were presented
to each Gold Star mother present.
Color slides of Hong Kong were
shown by Mrs. Frank W. Bishop
and Mrs. H. A. McCann and
certificate was presented to Molly
Taylor for lionorable mention in
the VFW Auxiliary writing contest
from the Dept. of Washington
VFW ~uxiliary.
Dept. of Washington hospital
chairman to Western State hospi-
tal. Lydia Lynch, presented a cer-
tificate to the VFW Post and its
auxiliary for their participation in
their carnival.
The fifth district meeting was
held Saturday evening in Aber-
deen with the following attending
from Shelton: Mr. and :Mrs. Larry
interested in helping in the Evergreen area. Brownies include girls Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. DarrellI
Sparks, Merve Smith, Moritz I
in the second and third grades; Junior Scouts, 4-6th grades; Ca- Schmidt,Frank Kokett, FtorenzoI
det Scouts, 7-9th grades; and Senior Scouts, age 15-17. Minoza, Florence Flamtlton, JessieI
....... Cox, Sue Weaver, Fae Robinsont
//i , Rachel Knelt Guild Phyllis Moore. Mrs. Godwill I
was installed as fifth district con-I
duetress. [
GommiBee embers
Named At First Meet BPW Convention [
~.~,:~ ~ The, Rachel Knott Orthopedic Report Given Here [
~~~,~/~'~\'~ ~i Guild held it~ first luficheon meet-
~~ ~k~i/', ~'~ B ing last Friday'at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Hoogeveen of Ho-I
quiam, district director Of Busi-]
\~ \-~j~ \ ~\ k~ ~ Mrs. Roy~Kimbel with Mrs. Win. hess and Professional Women's
: ......c..: .......... Club, and MrS. Frances Elerding of
e-'~'~ \ ""~....~t~ \ bdl,S "afld O}ie guest, Mrs. Louise Aberdeen, assistant district diree-
V~ Collins, Were in attendance., tor, were guests of the Shelton
BPW Club last Wednesday at a
~'~ff~'~,~,.,'~'~ ~--~"~:~ The newly elected president, dinner held in tile Colonial House.
~k}~ / ,,~"_ Mrs. Samuel Fritz, conducted theMrs. Hoogeveen gave a full re-
business meeting. Mrs. Douglas port on the SLate Convention.
Grout read the minutes of the last Plans are being formulated for
Art Point
Wedding Invitations
THE ULTIMATE IN QUALITY.
Invitations that express
without words that you are
a person of good taste and
that your "once in a life-
time" event will be correct
in every detail.
ZOO for $14.95 and up
3rd & Cota Streets
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meeting and Mrs. Baker gave the
treasurer's report.
Mrs. Fritz appointed M r s.
Charles Allison, Mrs. Les Shelver
and Mrs. George Cropper as a
committee to look into a suitable
memorial honoring Mis.~ Rachel
Knott who passed away in Tacoma
June 10 at the age of 88 after a
wonderful life of service to (~thers.
The following Committees were
announced by the president: Ways
and means, Mrs. Richard Brewer,
chairman, Mrs. Cliarles Allison and
Mrs. Dorothy Jessup; n~embership,
Mrs. Kenneth Frank, chairman,
Mrs. Harold Nichols and :Mrs.
David Harris; publicity, Mrs.
George Cropper; " penny drive,
Mrs. Grover Brewster; calendars,
Mrs. Pearl Dutcher; hostesses,
Mrs. Louis Van Arsdale.
The hostesses were thanked by
Mrs. Fritz for a delicious luncheon.
the Heart Forum which is .spon-
sored annually by the Shelton
BPW Club. It will be held October
21 in the PUD auditorium. The
subject to be covered this year
will be "RheumaUc Fever". More
information will be published at a
later date.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS PLAN
MORNING MEETl~G
Royal Neighbors of America wll:
meet at 10 a.m. Monday in the
Memorial H~all. The meeting will
be followed by a potluck luncheon.
Members are asked to bring either
a hot dish, salad, rolls or dessert.
The door prize will be furnished
by Mrs. Johnson. All members are
invited to attend.
Adversity is the diamond dust
Heaven polishes its jewels witl~.
--Robt. Leighton
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turns It off next morning aut0maticall~,.
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complete installation.
* All electric power used during the oper-
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* Free maintenance and replacement ot
burned out bulbs.
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JACK COLE TOM WEBB ED TAYLOR JERRY SAMPLES
President Vice President SecreLa,:y Maria gel'
LIVE BETTER ELEGTRIGALLY
Bemlie Berncts, m of Olympia will
!~e the caller.
Square dance lessons aL Bord-
eaux school ,.vil! continue with the
next tWO ]'~'Ion(lay nights still opel)
to registratiotL The lessons begin
a.L 8 p.m. and last until 10 p.m.
Anyone inLercsted in learning the
baMes of sqtmle dancing is in-
vited to attend.
Mt. View FTA Meefi .g
Scheduled Nexi IWenday
Mr. View Elementary PTA will
meet at 8 p.m. Monday iu the
multi-purpose room. The flag sa-
lute will be 'led by Mrs: Lyle Cole-
man's Cub Scout Troop 3 Den 3
Pack 110. Invocation will be by
Rev. Mason Younghmd.
There will be a short business
meeting when teachers will be in-
troduced after which 'all will go
to their respective rooms for open
house of individual classes.
Refreshments will be served by
the executive board Members are
urged to attend and support their
PTA
DPW MEETS NEXT WEEK
Daughters of the Pioneers ot
Washington will meet next Thurs-
day at 2 p.m. at the home of Isa-
bella Cole on Pickering Pass.
MR. AND MRS. GLEN C. PARR announce the engagement of
thsir daughter, Taralea, to Roy Sqhroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Schr'oeder. All are of Shelton. Miss Parr, formerly of
.Kalispell, Montana, is attending Shelton High school. She has
lived here the past six years. Her fiance attended Southside Ele-
mentary school and graduated from Shelton High ~school in 1962.
He now works for tile Cyclone Fence Co. in Seattle. A June
wedding is being planned.
WINNERS FOR MONDAY
NIGIIT'S BI{II)GE CLUI~
Winners in Monday night's phty
for the Shelton Bridge Club were:
North-south. Bill Lueke and Bob
Eliot Gordon Bennett and Bob
Quimby, Jim Fletcher and Shirley
Byrne.
East-west winners were R. Per-
ry and Lue Stewart ~Olympia~,
~tell.a Hillier and Ett.a Rector. Ann
Correa and Katherine VanArs(hlle.
I{EGUI.AR MEETING AND
I)INNEi{ FON REI}EKAltS
The reKuhu' meeting of the Ruby
Rebekall Lodw_' will be held at 8
p.m this Friday in Lhe iOOF
hall
The birthday dinner for all Re-
bekahs and Odd Fellows and their
fanlilics will be held at 1 p.nl. this
Sunday in the IOOF hall Dinner
will be a potluck with the )neat
furnished by the lodge.
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