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t By Jan Danford
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Iota Hears Mrs. Bigelow
Traditional and modern ideas
on the observance of Christmas
were presented by Mrs. Marianne
Bigelow, who spoke on "The Gift
of Sharing" at the December 4
meeting of Iota Chapter, Delta
Kappa Gamma held at 11 a.m. in
Heinie's Broiler.
Mrs. Karla Timmerman, vocal
soloist, was accompanied by
organist Mrs. Marie Soricone. Mrs.
Edna Newland, organist, led the
singing of Christmas songs.
A social hour with a festive
punch bowl preceded the business
meeting. Members brought gifts
for residents of Fir Lane Terrace
Concert Slated
Both band and choir will
participate in the Shelton Junior
High School Christmas Concert to
be held at 7:30 p.m. today in the
junior high school auditorium.
Admission is one dollar for
adults and 50 cents for students.
Convalescent Center, and a
candle-lighted ceremony was held
for donations to lota Scholarship
fund.
The next regular meeting will
be held in March in the Olympia
area.
Party Scheduled
Pat Roberts and his Evergreen
Drifters a five-piece recording
orchestra, will play for Lake
Limerick Country CLub's New
Year's Eve party.
The all-expense affair,
including an after-midnight steak
and egg breakfast, is co-chaired
again by Anthony and JoAnn
Paradise of Ballantrae Drive.
Reservations not made by
members by December 15 will be
available to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stoehr
Balsa Wood
Mobiles Made
Occupational therapy is a
year-round activity at both Fir
Lane Terrace Convalescent Center
and the Shelton Manor Nursing
Home, but towards Christmas the
handicrafts assume a holiday air.
Festive figures cut from balsa
wood have been painted and
assembled as mobiles, and
Christmas cards have been utilized
in many ways.
Many residents enjoy painting
and Charles Simpson is now at
work on his second
paint-by-number picture of the
"The Last Supper".
Jigsaw puzzles assembled
through the months are often
glued onto boards to be hung on
the walls.
According to Chuck
Wilkerson, activities director, a
Christmas party is planned for
Monday afternoon, and numerous
Church, 4-H, school and club
groups are scheduled to sing
Christmas carols between
December 15 and December 23.
Delightful is "Dream Fudge"
And "Marshmallow Creme Fudge"
But where is the fudge 1 rem©mber
Whose fragrance enticing "
In candy and icing
Prevailed through the month ol I)ccclnber?
Christmas Mobile Decorations
ki th Cut figures from balsa wood, and ,i:.~).
Lic n' e Pan paint with enamel paints (water ~
colors are too easily absorbed.)
These may be assembled as ':~
hanging mobiles or may be used as ::'~J
With shouting and laughter
From floorboard to rafter,
The house ill a heavenly clutter,
My mother would stir tip
A mixture of syrup
And cocoa and sugar and butter.
Small hearts were untroubled
As gently it bubbled
Perfuming the holiday air;
Our nostrils assailed,
We blithely inhaled
That aroma beyond all compare;
For no such perfection
Is found in confection
Concocted from contents of can,
And much more delicious
Than candy in dishes
Is that which remains in the pan!
tree ornaments. Kits may be
..... purchased with. d¢~ alreadN;
~o. .fBt~d. OnLtlx¢~; Or pattern~;,
may be used to trace figures upon
the material.
Reunion Held
Staff members of Seattle-First
National Bank and their spouses
held a Christmas party reunion at
Lake Limerick Inn on Saturday.
Special guests were former
manager L. A. Carlson and his
wife, Frances.
A cocktail hour began at 6:30
p.m. and a buffet dinner was
served at 7:30 p.m.
Christmas Music
To Be Presented
"Joy To The World", a special
hour of Christmas music by
candlelight, will be presented at 7
p.m. Sunday in the Shelton First
Baptist Church at 5th and Cota
streets. The public is invited.
PAINTING MOBILE Christmas decorations
Convalescent Center residents Mrs. Willie
Simpson and Adeline Sytsma. Assisting
Wilkerson.
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are Fir Lane Terrace
May Lawhorn, left, Charles
is activities director Chuck
Women To Meet
Dale Evans, guitarist, will
present Christmas music at the
noon meeting of the Mason
County Women's Republican
Club to be held Tuesday in Mrs.
Evan's home at 422 North 3rd
street.
Officers to be installed are
Mrs. Thelma Puhn, president; Mrs.
Peggy Bennett, vice-president;
Mrs. LuciUe Speece, secretary;
and Mrs. Ann Batchelor,
treasurer.
Each person should bring a
plate, a cup, and silverware for
the potluck luncheon.
The Spouting Whale
Hoodsport Now open 12 to 5 Wednesday through Sunday
GIFTS -- ART - BOOKS - ANTIQUES
Juvenile & Northwest Books -- Paintings -- Prints -- Glassware
-- Decorative Arrangements -- Tiffany Type Lamps. Also good
choice used paperbacks.
Something for everyone Come in and browse.
(North side of Hoodsport Market)
Help put a
by joining
thief out of business
Here's how "Operation Identification" works to reduce home burglaries:
• Inscribe your driver's license number on your valuables that burglars
find most tempting -- TV sets, radios, cameras, tape recorders,
stereos, etc. • Then put a special "Operation Identification"
sticker on the door or window of your home advising
would-be thieves your possessions of value have been
marked for ready identification by law enforcement agencies.
iF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN PUTTING A THIEF OUT OF
BUSINESS ... Put it in writing with the Personalized
Protection offered through "Operation ID". You can borrow a
special electric pencil and receive your official "OPERATION
ID" window sticker at no cost from the Shelton Police
Department or the Mason •County Sheriff's Department.
A Public Service by...
Rocky Hembroff Insurance Agency
Arnold & Smith Insurance Agency
Angle Agency
A. Roy Dunn
LaBissoniere Agency
McComb Business Service
in cooperation with the
Shelton Police Department and the
Mason County Sheriff's Department
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EIqVES YOU FIRST
Page 8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 16, 1971
Neva and Arnold Stoehr
Reception To
The golden wedding
anniversary of Neva and Arnold
Stoehr will be observed at an
Open House Reception in the Mt.
Olive Lutheran Church from 3
p.m. until 5 p.m. on December
Honor Stoehrs
Arnold Jr. of Bellevue,
the party, to which
relatives are welcome. It
that no gifts be given.
26. Party Held
The Stoehrs were married in The Union Ladies civic
Olympia on December 24, 1921, met December 8 in the Unit
and have resided in Shelton since hall for a Christmas party, t
1924. Arnold Stoehr, partially gift exchange, card games
retired, works with his son on played.
mail transportation to Olympia The tree, donated
and Hood Canal towns. Timm, will remain in
Mr. and Mrs. Stoehr have two the enjoyment of other
sons and eight grandchildren.
Their sons, Philip of Shelton and
meeting in the
throughout the holiday seaS0a'
OF OUR NEW LOCATION
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ON ALL,
(To Be Delivered After Holidays)
DOOR PRIZES
(To Be Delivered After Holidays)
FRIDAY, 10 to 4
SATURDAY, 10 to 4
SUNDAY, 1 to 4
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PLUS
SPECIAL PRICES ON
BOLT ENDSI
Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
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(Old Liquor Store Building)