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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
December 14, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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High School Spotlight eed snow skiing and ;," says Trula a skiing accident to both. the ligaments in a "1 will soon but I'm not so skiing." intends to enroll in dance lessons to be by Salty Sashayers Club of Shelton of way," she states, "I into tile swing real bay take round dancing too.,, la is the daughter of nd Lois Watkins of Agate has two sisters and a all younger than herself. Shelton High School is a ninth grader is a fourth grade Was born in Renton on 30, 1960. The family the Shelton area six ring those six years," "I've been active now club reporter Tip.Top 4-H Club. l'm. of the executive ttee of the United lurch." a Watkins holds in Horizon Club, a group. She has been Camp Fire for nine hobbies are 4-H and Oriented. and knit," she says, like to cook. I'm recipes to make my own cookbook, l'm studying home environment, which includes decorating rooms and refinishing furniture. I also play clarinet." As a Shelton High School senior Trula studies record keeping II, economics, business communications, shorthand, Spanish II and typing. She will attend college for at least two years to further her education in accounting or business administration. She anticipates a career as a secretary. "Right now," she declares, "I'm looking forward to my 18th birthday. I'U have a big par ty !" Shelton a Two Shelton actors have been cast in leading roles for the Christmas week presentation of "Butterflies Are Free," a comedy by Leonard Gershe to be presented by Shelton Civic Arts Theater. Sharing top billing will be Harvey Farrimond and Maria Warren. Farrimond is employed in the area as an emergency medical technician for Mason County Ambulance Service, and as a driver for a local trucking firm. The 27-year-old has appeared in several theater productions, most recently in "6 Rms Riv Vu." ctors cast in play Miss Warren is employed by the Shelton School District and is a gynmastics coach. She has appeared in numerous musical theater productions in the western United States. The story outline claims that "when you're young and a bachelor and you move into your own apartment for the first time, even if it's a cold water flat - then you know what exhilaration really is!" And, if a pretty actress moves into the apartment next to yours, you're off to an even better start. • Don Baker, played by Harvey Farrimond, has it better still. Veterans schedule party Mason County Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1694 and Auxiliary will hold their annual Christmas party on December 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the Memorial Hall. Turkey and all the trimmings will be furnished by the auxiliary. Santa Claus will visit the children. Each lady should bring a ladies gift and each man should Canal women plan luncheon Next Thursday the Hood Canal Woman's Club will hold its Christmas potluck luncheon at noon in its Potlatch clubhouse. Tables will be individually decorated in varied Christmas motifs. Members will bring food for needy families, and prizes for Fir Lane Terrace Convalescent Center. Women from Exceptional Manor have been invited as guests. All women are welcome. Christmas dinner slated Fred B. Wivell Post 31 will serve its annual Christmas dinner in the Memorial Hall 7 p.m. Tuesday. All members and their families are invited. Goodies will Amaranth 0 provided for children. Members ,'should bring gift for needy children and should slates party mark whether for boy or girl and age group. These gifts will be A Christmas party with gift exchange will be featured at the Monday evening meeting of Canal Court No. 79 Order of the Amaranth. The event is slated for 8 p.m. in the Union City Masonic Temple. Royal Matron Corda Wakins and Royal Patron John Watkins invite all members to attend. Potluck set A community Christmas potluck sponsored by Priscilla Club will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the main firehall of Fire District No. 13. ADAM'S APPAREL For Women & Men WE FEATURE HARD-TO-FIND SIZES Mellf$ POLYESTER SHIRTS Beautiful long-sleeve shirts for all occasions. Wash and wear for easy care, course, lx to 5x. Sizes S-M-L-XL '12 99 andup placed with foodstuffs and distributed to families for Christmas by the 40 et 8 Club. Christmas vigil will beheld A Christmas vigil will be held from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Saturday in the Sylvester Park, Olympia. People will meet for a few minutes or for an hour to make a silent commitment to world peace. For more information telephone 426-4673 or 352-2161. Men's II-Purpose LINED MEN'S DRESS SLACKS 32 to 60 fro. $19.99 don. Great and sports ular and let1. FLANNEL SHIRTS S-M-L-XL ............... $8.99 1 x to 5x .... $14.99 MEN'S CARDIGAN SWEATERS $15.99 up Ladies' Pants BLOUSES Sizes 32-52 100% Polyester & Double Knit. Elastic Waist. $ ----I,A 99,o A -'__Ira 99 Size..-,. $6.99 32.3. $ 7.99 bring a man's gift. Those accompanied by children should bring gifts tagged with names of recipients. Pies will be donated. Those willing to furnish pies may contact President Fae Robinson at 426-4167. A program will follow the dinner. All members and their families are invited to attend. The Raymond Post No. 968 and Auxiliary hosted the last District No. 5 meeting on December 2. Those attending from Shelton were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Sparks and Lucille . Chapman. Coffee and cookies were served at a party held for the patients in Fir Lane Terrace Convalescent Center on December 2. Those helping with the party were Lura Hurst, Jessie Cox, Lucille Chapman and Frankie Barnes. OLYMPIC GATEWAY CENTER 2505 OLYMPIC HWY. NORTH SHELTON ,ayond Monday-Friday -- 9 to 6. Saturday -- 9 to 5:30, . Welcome Sunday -- 12 to S. The actress, portrayed by Maria Warren, proposes true friendship and the removal of a connecting door between them. All is not roses for Don, however. While learning whether or not he has the talent to become a songwriter and to "go-it-alone," he is also trying to unshackle himself from the tether of an over-protective mother acted by Darlene Castle. Complications arise when Ralph Austin, in the person of Jan Pace, comes back into the young actress' life and Don finds things a little tougher than he first imagined, especially when his meddlesome mother muddles-up his social life. "A charming play... humorous, winning and quietly moving.., a fine comic sense," was the verdict of the New York Post, which added: "But its most striking quality is its capacity for being warm and touching." i "Butterflies Are Free" opens NEW MEMBERS were installed on November 20 by Epsilon Omicron Chapter pf Beta Sigma Phi. In the foreground are Alona Blakemore, left, here on December 28 with a private champagne preview. The and Peg Heinitz. In the back row, left to right, ae Sharon Parham, Carol "aide English Wassail and Keenan and Carla Dickey. The pledge ritual was held in the home of Cheddar" will be featured at all Shawn Harmia. public performances which f°ll°w °n successive Friday and Lodg J h lid yp ty Saturday nights, December 29 es s ate o a or and 30, and January 4 and 5. asked to bring a vegetable or Grand Lodema Johnson at salad. Those with children must 426-2119. bring their gifts with the children's names clearly marked. Those wishing to help There will be no exchange of decorate the tree will come to gifts among the adults, the hall on Saturday, at 10 a.m. A program has been planned The next regular meeting is by Geneva Sliva. All Odd scheduled for December 22 at 8 Fellows and Rebekahs and their p.m. at which time installation families in the area are invited, plans will be discussed. For more information, call Noble The presentation will be in the I.W.A. Hall. Doors will open at 7 p.m. with 8 p.m. set for curtain time. Tickets are available in advance at several downtown locations or by calling 426-2161. They will also be sold at the door at each public performance. .Ruby Rebekah Lodge No. 75 and Shelton Lodge No. 62 will hold a joint Christmas party on Sunday in the I.O.O.F. Hall over the Coast to Coast Store. Dinner will be served at 1:30 p.m. with Santa slated to arrive at approximately 3:30 p.m. Meat and beverage will be furnished by Ruby Rebekah Lodge. Persons attending are Just in time for Christma ! The perfect gift for theperson who has nothing A collection of the humorous writings of Jan Danford which you have enjoyed weekly in the Shelton-Mason County Journal. You can now throw away those scraps of verse you cut out of the Journal - they're all here in page after page of delightful reading. Pick up a copy at the Journal office, Third & Cota, Shelton, for just $2.95 Thursday, December 14, 1978 - Shelton-Mason County Journal . Page 7