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BON, COUNTY .$0ERNAL-- U.B,A:" Thursday.-December. 27,
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5th Grade
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TO IIAVE WINTER WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ho]latz or
Elms announce
the engagement
of their daugh-
ter, Virginia, to
David E. Belcher
Miss Hollatz, a
..qraduate of Mary
M. Knight High
3cho01, is employ-
ed by Budget Fi-
nance in Olym-
'~;a. Her fiance,
th3 son of Mr.
,~nd Mrs. Ernest
Belcher, Olympia,
w a s graduated
from Olympia
High school and
is now employed
by the Daily
Olympian. A
January 29 wed-
ding in the Olym-
pia Assembly of
Brs, Ransmeier is
Mrs. J. C. Bridger, Mrs. Don-
oven Pa,rner az~d Mrs:. I-Coy Baker
,vere tea host.e~-'ses for the Shelton
Garden C!tlb's mmua! C:'risln~as
party held in the home of Mrs.
Henry Ilansmeier. Gifts; for ex-
change were plac(v:t uniler the
Christmas tree in the beautifully
decorated home.
Mrs. Dora Deer Verbrugge, the
daughter of one of the founders
of the club. Mrs. MarLha Deer,
was a guest. Mrs. Palmer played
and sang several Ci~risLmas car-
ols.
A short business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Craig Eiiot,
president, ~vho told ahout the
Christmas Slmw at the Winthrop
Hotel which she attended with
Mrs. Isaac Jcffery, Mrs. Frank
Drawn by Duanc Wolfe God church is Travis Sr., Mrs. Bridger, Mrs. A
Grade- Mt. View School planned by the Almaden and Mrs. Win. Ilender-
Agell-Sixth WARREH co,,p~e, son. Mrs..Eliot also went to.the
LEH o,o~ sound District's show with
the Dirt Dobbers members.
Novel Theme Jsed =rs
Eliot displayed the beau-
tiful cathedral ~'indow made by
MANN REAL ESTATE Hostesses or he,. hnsl,and which Was to be fly-
Where The Action Is ' en away at the sale held last
Thursday. Mrs. George Cropper
was the fortunate winner.
Members, besides the president,
who assisted with the sale were
Mrs. Frank Travis St., Mrs. Al-
maden (she and Mrs. Eliot hsd a
table at Safewayt, Mrs. ttansme-
ier. Mrs. Bridget. Mrs. Isaac Jef-
fery, Errs. Henry Jest. Mrs t~ov
Rector. Mrs. Vin Connolly and Mrs.
Frank Smith
It. was announced the January
meeting wig be held in the Cap-
itol Hill clubhouse with Mrs. Eliot
as hostess and Mrs. H. W. Gruver
and Mrs. Henry Jest as tea host-
esses. A discussion of tl~e card
party to be held February 21 in
the PUD auditorium was held then
tea was served after the exchange
of gifts.
ESA Yule Party
"Something different" in decor
was added to the annual Beta Zeta
Chapter, E~A Christmas party
held in th'e home of Mrs. Glenn
Sowe:'q Social committee members
were attired as Mexican hom-
bres as they served refreshments.
DLtring the (.weni'ng membe:s ex-
chan%ed gifts, revealing names of
secret sisters. Mrs.Ken Evans
won the door prize.
"~Vtnner of the recent award giv-
en by the chapter was Mrs. Eve-
lyn Eliot. All proceeds were pre-
sented to Exceptional Foresters,
Inc.
The next meeting will be held
Jan 12 in the home of Mrs. Ray
Rice.
Lem and Sharon Warren
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Greeting by Sana Brewer
BETTMAH'S
Bordeaux School
409 Railroad Ave.
Ra©hel Knoll 6uild
( hrBs|ms Luncheon
The annual Christmas luncheon
of the Rachel Knott Orthopedic
Guild was held last Friday in the
Shelton Hotel. Fifteen members
were in attendance.
A. gift exchange followed lunch,
Members brought gifts for the
children who will be in the hos-
pital during the holidays as well
as gifts of canned fruits and veg-
etables to be taken to the Shelton
General hospital.
Mrs~'Dorothy Jessup and Mrs.
Louis Van Arsdale were in charge
of the arrangements for the lunch-
eon
Greeting by.Greg Brown
POE
5th Grade
Mt. View School
and ALL These RICHFIELD STATION
GIRL SCOUTS TO CAROL
Shelton Girl Scouts will meet at
the post office Christmas tree at
6:30 p.m. this Thursday for their
annual caroning After carolling
at the tree the troops will divide
and carol along different routes
on their way to the Methodist
church for the annual cocoa party.
Troops are reminded to bring
enough cookies for their own
members.
All Scouts are to be picked up
at the church by 8:30 p.m.
CADETTES RECEIVE
SKATING INVITA'FION ......
Cadette Troop 21 of O~ymspla
has invited all Cadette Cirl Scoi~ts
of Tall Timber Council to a roller
skating party Decmnber 26 at the
CaplLol Skate!and rink 'r%e party
wi'd be held from 4 - 6::!0 pan.
with a ca~t of 65 cents p:;r t1"irl
which will include s::ate rental.
Girls unfami'..i~r with the loca-
tion of the rink are to meet at
North Thm'ston High school at
3:15 p.m. The high school may :'e
reac.hed by t~tcing the S!eater-
Kinney St. Martin Freeway exit
N EIGHB')RHOOD MEETIN~
L2aders and- Service Team
1Tleinbers of Maso]l Neighborhood
- Hic]h Spotlight.
A large part of keeping the
Shelton Higt~ School studenLs m-
formed about what is going on
has been the job of Lane Premo,
SHS senior.
Last year Lane was editor of
the school paper, the Highclimb-
er. This year he is editor of the
Saghalie, the school annual. He
Large Crowd For
VFW Yule Party
The VFW Post and Auxiliary
had one of the largest crowds ever
for the annual Christmas party
last Friday night. A turkey dinner
with all the trimmings was served
in the Memorial hall which had
been beautifully decorated by Eva
Swope, Helen Kunlde and Flo-
rence Hamilton.
Bags of candy, nuts and fruit
were presented to all the children
by Santa Claus, as well as a gift
for everyone. A program of Christ-
mas songs by the children was
enjoyed. The drawing was won by
Albert Kunley.
The next regular meeting will
be held January 7.
DIRT DABBERS SLATE
LATE Hall DAY PARTY
Th~'l~lrt Dobbers Garden Club
will have its Ch;'istma,q party next
Tuesday at the Island Lake home
of Mrs. Claude Rhodes. Membe.,'s
wishing to attend should be at the
PUD building at noon for a ride.
Each person is to Lake a. gift ex-
change•
Project are in the October Breeze.
Tray favors for the hospital and
nurP.l..tg home for Christmas are
tzeing ,nade bv T',oc),as 301 .9~5
and 108. Tray favors for New
Ye:trs arc being made by Troop
308.
held their regular December meet- ~a~'~-~,
plans for the carolling, to be held i
this ThLirsday, were made•
The "Promise Project" was dis-
cussed. It was agreed each troop
would turn in all the informationI
on their project at the January 13.
The ~
meeting to be held in the home ~,~]B~,~'
of Mrs. S. W. Vender Wegel~. De- ~,; l~,2~,~jl~
tails and forms for the Promise ......................................
LANE PREMO
also does all of the ph, otograp, hy
for the school.
L His activities outside the news
field includ AFS. ASB ex::.cutive
board and Boys]' Club executive
board. He was in charge of the
Thanksgiving baskets program
this year.
Outside of school he is a mem-
ber of Ski Club and Methodist
Youth Fellowship, of which he is
president.
In college he p!ans to major in
communications and minor in pol-
itical science. Ire is applying to
the University of Florida and will
either go there or to the Uni-
versity of Washington.
Lane is 5 feet 9 inches tall,
weighs 135 pounds and has bluc
eyes and light brown hair. Skiing,
hiking and photography are his
hobbies.
He was born in Olympia July
9, 1948 and moved to Shelton
when he was in the third grade.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brown and has no bro-
thers or sisters.
Last summer Lane had an ex-
cellent opportunity to get person-
al praeti~ey4rio:i~terqri