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.I ecember.16 . EELTON-.IffAS0N COUNTS' ,TOURNAL-- Publlshed in "Christmastowel, U.S.A." PAGE 13
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'JOHNNY'S
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MRS. JAMES MORGAN, first president of the newly formed
i'~ilBeta Sigma Phi Chapter of Epsilon Omicron, receives her gavel
:'Land chapter supplies from Mrs. Robert Brock and Mrs. Charles
.'"Skewis of Olympia.
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Plus Such as:
inum Windows • Storm Doors
Storm Window Kits
Christmas Decoration
Demonstration Given
For ESA Members
At the regular business meet-
ing of Beta Zeta Chapter, ESA
December 8 in the home of Mrs.
Bill Kimbel, Mrs. Lea Joslin of the
Bamboo Shop showed members
how to make assorted wreaths
and types of Christmas decors-
:ions tor the home.
Mrs. Ken Evans, former mere-
has reaffiliated since moving
to Lacey. She was present at the
meeting.
The chapter sold popcorn at the
20th Century store Friday and
Saturday and will eater for the
19th Hole Club tonight.
Beta Zeta's adopted boy at Van-
couver School for the Deaf has
been sent his ChrlsLmas box and
members have taken gifts to
"their" children at Rogers school.
The Christmas party was held
Wednesday of this week.
Insulation •
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB
TO ELECT OFFICERS
The Mason County Democratic
Club will beoin its meeting to-
night with a 6:30 p.m. potluck
dinner in the PUD auditorium, A
gift exchange with $1 limit will
be held. During the business
meeting there will be election of
officers.
............. Shelton Says:
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A blVISION:OF ;KITSA'P PHYSICIANS SERVICE, INC.
:""" :Bremerton, Washington
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Club Men d)ers
Members of i,he Ilood Canal
Garden Chlb al~d Woman's Chlb
met 1.ogether b"riday and decorat-
ed the l=otlatch chlbhouse.
Mrs. D. Pierce and Mrs. E. Jen-
ner CUt. and decorated the Christ-
mas tree while Mesdames Gene
Dorman, Marine Crosby, Verne
Hill, Kurt Lang:, Bryan Miles. W.
A. Lcimback. Max Schmidt, Mae
Dean, Frank Melnt.yre and Mattie
B a c k 1 u n d nmdeand placed
wreaths and swags.
After the work was completed
cooldes made by Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. Dorman were enjoyed along
with tea or coffee. The group then
sang ChristlYlas carols accompan-
ied on the piano by Mrs. Jenner.
.....................................
Community Parly
Slaled At Skookum
Program And Tea
Members and friends of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist church
enjoyed a Christmas program De-
cember 8 arranged by Mrs. Dale
Cowles and Mrs. I)ean Palmer.
Mrs. Olavi Aho was at the organ.
The Prophecy was narrated by
Mrs. David Little. Solos were sung
by Mrs. William Dickie and Mrs.
Loui Larson, A vocal group from
the high school san[{ two numbers
with a solo by Pan] Milner, one of
its members.
Other music on the program in-
cluded a violin duet by Mrs. Cow-
lea and Mrs. Palmer, a string trio
consisting of Mrs. Oliver Ashford,
Mr§. Dean Palmer and Mrs. Har-
vey Hillman.
The closing prayer was given
by Mrs. Little with an organ re-
sponse. Mrs. Gordon Bennett gave
the benediction.
At 6 p.m. potluck dinner will Tea was served in the fellow-
start the evening when the Little ship hall by the Martha Circle.
Skookum Bay Comrimnity Club Mrs. Horace Mounts. Mrs. Gord-
holds its Christmas party Satur-on Bennett. Mrs. W. F. Roberts
day in the community hall. and Mrs. VVm. Witsiers poured.
Santa Claus will make his ap- The tea table was beautifully dec-
pearance to distribute barfs of orated by Mrs. Frank Travis.
goodies and gifts for everyone fol ...................
lowing a short program. Every
person attending should bring a VFW Holiday Party
25 cent exchange gift, This
Friday Night
All members, friends and cam- The VFV¢ Post affd Auxiliary
munity residents are invited to at- family Christirit/h p/{rty will be
tend this annual get-together.
SIIELTON (;ARDEN CLUB
• I[AV]~NG SAL~ TODAY
Door~ open at 9:30 a.m. this
morning in the PUD auditorium
for the Shclton Garden Club Ba-
zaar and Greens sale: Corsages,
wreaths, holly, greens and candy
will be among tim articles to be
sold•
held Friday in the Memorial Hall
beginning with a 6:30 p.m. potluck
dinner. There will be a program
after dinner and Santa will make
an appearance with goodies for tl~e
cbildren.
Members are reminded this i~
the last call for dues. They should
be paid at once to Florence Ham-
ilton, treasurer or brought to the
Christmas party.
SET MARCII WEDDING DATE
MARCH 11 WEDDING PLANS are being made by Miss Linda
Marie Jackson and Chris Stevens. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
shall A. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Don Stevens. All are of Shel-
ton, Both of the engaged couple are graduates of Shelton High
~;chool.
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Today, Thurs., Dec. 16
Shelton Garden Club Bazaar
and Greens sale, 9:30 a,m. - 5 p.m.,
PUD auditorium.
Bordeaux PTA, 7 p.m., at the
school.
Rotary Club luncheon, nobn,
Ming Tree Cafe.
Toastmasters Club, 6'.45 a.m.,
Timbers restaurant.
Port commission meeting, 8
p.m., courthouse•
Navy Mothers Club Christmas
party, 7:30 p.m., Memorial hall.
Hood Canal Woman's Club, 11
a.m., PoUatch clubhouse.
High school wrestling, Shelton
vs. Port Angeles, junior varsities
6:30 p.m., varsities about 7:30
p.m., Shclton gym.
Friday, Dec. 17
Rachel Knott Guild luncheon,
12:30 p.m., Shelton Hotel.
VFW Post and Auxiliary family
Christmas party, 6:30 p.m. Me-
morial hall
Saturday, Dec. 18
Drivers license examiner, 10
a.m. - 5 p.m., police station.
Combination high school wres-
tling and basketball program,
ShOt.on vs. Contrails. Varsity
wrestling 6:30 p.m., varsity has-
STUDENTS TO ENTERTAIN
BORDEAUX PTA TONIGHT
Christmas will be the theme
when students enLert;tin their par-
ents followinK the busines~ meet-
ing of Bordeaux PTA at 7 p.m.
tonight in Callow hall.
Mrs. Gillie's 4th. 5th" and 6th
ketball 8:00 p.m., Shelton
junior varsity basketball %'.Y~6
p.m., Angle gym.
Sunday, Dec. 19
Shelton Yacht Club Christmas
party, 4 p.m., clubhouse.
Monday, Dec. 20
SRA card party, 8 p.m., Memo-
rial hall.
PUD No. 3 commission meeting,
1 p.m., PUD commission room.
County commission meeting, 10
a.m., eourthoue.
Shelton Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m.,
PUD auditorium.
Higi~ school wrestling, Shelton
vs. East Bremerton. junior varsi-
ties 6:30 p.m.. varsities 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 21
Fred B. Wivell Pos~ 31, Amer-
ican Legion, 8 p.m., Memorial hall.
Shelton 3aycees, 8 p.m., airport
clubhouse.
Lions Club dinner meeting, 7
p.m., Shelton Hotel.
Job's Daughters, 7:30 p.m., Ma-
sonic Temple.
Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon,
iVIemorial hall.
City commission meeting, 2 p.m.,
city hall
High school basketball, Shelton
vs. Elms, junior varsities 6:00
p.m., varsities 7:30 p.m., Shelton
gym.
Wednesday, Dec. 22
Drivers license examiner, 10
a.m - 5 p.m.. police statm:L
Thursday, Dec. 23
Rotary Club luncheon, noon,
Ming Tree Cafe.
Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m.,
grade band and Mrs. Hamlin's Timbers restaurant.
1st and 3Td grade square dan- I Golden Age Club potluck, 6 p.m.,
cers will highlight the program. Memorial hall.
DIANE TURNER
.Tl~e pui)lic installation of offi- tad, Jill Seljestad, Debbie~Milner,
cers and choir members of the In. Iody' Engei], Kim Mtchae[s,
ternationat Order of Jobs Daugh- Yvonne Van Laanan, ~a~la
ter~, Bethel No. 37 will be held Moore, Shirley Van De Relt, Pat-
~t~ p.m Saturday in the Masonic sy ~MiKenl)erger; Cindy Russell,
Temple. Diane Turner, Honored Ramona Wermer and Jeari Davis.
Queen Elect has chosen "With a Outgoing Honored Queen, 3~/ii
Smile and a Song" for her theme• Powell. will be installing officer
Other elected officers are Candy
Joslin. st'. princess; Joyce Poweli,
jr. princess; Darlecn Gray, guide;
and Cheryl James, marshal.
Appointed officers include Mer-
ridee Anderson. chaplain; Becky
Holland, recorder; Janet Vigor,
treasurer; Tracy Hamlin. librar-
ian; Susan Bus~ck musician~ Su-
san Morris, first messenger; Law-
rie Godwin. second messenger;
Nadine Larson. third messenger:
Linda Koch, fourth messen~'er:
Pam Miller, fifth messenger; Pat-
ty Thomas. inner guard; Linda
Potter, outer guard; Vicky Pierce.
st. custodian; and Alcoa Ruddell,
jr custodian.
Choir members are Holly Scott
Susan Spcece. Barbara 'Wolfe
Nancy Swanson. Lurene Hulbert
Sharon W~tter~ Loreah Seljes-
Past Members
Are Guests Of
Salty Sashayers
Salty Sashayer Square Dance
Club president, George Kalat, re-
ported it was a pleasure having
"p~KSt me~l]bers of the club as spec-
left gues~ at last Saturday night's
dance. A few mixups did nothing
to spoil the good time of lhe
large crowd that turned oul. A
d(~,corated tree at the end of the
hall created a Christmas atmos-
phere.
Tills Saturday night the Salty
Sashayers will meet at 7:15 p.m.
in Evergeen Square and go to
Little Rock to dance with the Lit-
tiff Rockers and retrieve their
banner. Ray Lindenau will be call-
ing•
Judging by the plans the com-
mittee is working on ~l~e New
Year's Eve dance will be a gala
affair. More details on llmt will
be forthcoming.
assisted by the following pt~st [aop-
or~d='qi~eens, and majlJrlt~, z{~6m-
bers: Tent Turner, Jeri HaskinS,
Paula Har,ndn,'C]ieryl Boi~t, Mai'-
eia Dorcy, Mrs. Sue Jaynes and
Mrs. Marilyn Arnold.
The public is invited to remain
for refresinnents at tim reception
following the installation cere-
mony.
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We Can
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KITSAP PHYSICIANS SI RVICE,
Bremerton. Washington
Graft
3RD & COTA
From 12 To 6 P.MI
The dictionary s.ays that a
"gralt" is a portion of tissue .
such as skin oz', rarely, an ell-
tire organ-used to replace a
defect in the body.
But today, with kidney and
other whole-organ transplant~
. . )and the role of drugs in sup-
pressing immune response . . .
malting front-page headlines, it
is no longer a rarity when an
entire, hea'Ithy organ,is substi-
tuted for a sick. or danlaged
0i e:
The word "graft," which has
long been used to denote the
process of joining 2 living
thing•s, originally meant "to
write" in Greek, The Latin term
"graphiurh" referred to a point-
eti m~trmnent for writing OZ~L
wax tablets.
By analogy, the Romans then ,
used "graft" to desig~nate the |
pointed branch affixed to a liv-I
InK tree and made to grow'.
t~rom' *tree-grafting, the word
capae to' t/ct~hlrd' a medicdl
meaning.
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