Starts
nity Ca
r
Was kickoff day for
annual Community
drive of the
by the calendar
by the local club
care for the needy
Worthy causes,
Ray Prouty, this
project chairman.
club provided
and eye
or Mason County
Participated in the
Ink program at
gton.
!elton club also
for local foster
parents during the summer.
The work that goes into the
calendar project is well worth the
effort, according to Prouty, when
the club receives letters such as
the following:
"Dear members of Lions,
"I am the foster child in
which your club made it possible
for me to have my glasses changed
when you paid the bill.
"I am very grateful to all of
you. I needed my glasses quite
badly but could not afford to
have them fixed myself.
"I am no longer a foster child
and I can always look back and
say it was people like you who
helped me get through.
"Thank you again."
t
Given
Foursquare Sets
~rnployment under Special Speaker
(all programs)
decreased Coming to the Foursquare
71 for the weekChurch for just one service, Oct. 5
18, 1971,at 7 p.m., will be Rev. and Mrs.
E. Daly,~John Beard. This is a Negro
ton e S o f t h ecouple who have given their lives
en t e c u r i t y and talents to the Lord. There
luding those
benefits the
was 90,229,
the previous
ed total.
will be lots of singing and a gospel
message to climax the evening.
For further information call Rev.
Lewis Wysong at 426-3305.
of a labor
le increase in fruit
ributed to the
in insured
HAIN'T WE got all the fools
in town on our side? And ain't
that a big enough majority in any
town?
Mark Twain
426-2692
AI Browning,
Owner
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REPRESENTING MASON
COUNTY at the annual state
4-H dress revue contest, Tina
Nelson, reached finals of the
annual style event this
weekend. Tina, 16, Allyn,
modelled purple pants suit of
bonded acrylic which judges
awarded a blue ribbon. The
4-H'ers sewing project
features bell-bottom pants
and a belted tunic top with
raglan sleeves. Tina is a junior
at North Mason High School
and says she has been sewing
for eight years. Her parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Nelson.
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Bowling News
Bowling News
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WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
Women's Hi Game: Jean Ream
195.
Women's Hi Series: Marge
Witcraft 552.
Standings: Timber Bowl 12-4;
Kelly's Furniture 12-4; Certified
Manufacturing 10-6; Fuller
Construction 10-6; Ming Tree 9-7:
Jim Pauley's 9-7; Ogden's Radio
& TV 8-8; Brown Logging 8-8;
Lumbermen's 6-10; Gott's
Oilerettes 6-10; Eells & Valley
3-13; ARCO 3-13.
Fuller Construction 4,
Lorraine White 398; ARCO 0,
Cindy Anderson 376; Kelly's
Furniture 4, Jean Ream 526;
Ming Tree 0, Kathy Motherwell
443; Timber Bowl 3, Dion
Strozyk 499; Ogden's Radio &
TV 1, Marge Witcraft 552; Brown
Logging I, Rea Brown 470;
Certified Manufacturing 3,
Colleen Yorke 512; Fells & Valley
0, Wendy Rogers 372; Gott's
Oilerettes 4, Charleen Smith 438;
Lumbermen's 0, Syble Ristine
451; Jim Pauley's 4, Sara Watkins
423.
SHELTON RECREATION
Women's Hi Game: Adair Neau
223.
Women's Hi Series: Adair Neau
506.
Standings: Trail Blazers
81/2=31/z; Dairy Queen 7-5;
Hoodsport Cafe 7-5; Shelton Rec.
61/2-5Vz; Puget Sound National
Bank 6-6; Harpers 5-7; D&E
Trophies 5-7; B&J Mart 3-9.
B&J Mart 1, Edith Chamblin
378; Puget Sound Nat. Bank 3,
Adair Neau 506; Shelton
Recreation 4, Donna Coleman
490; Harpers 0, Bobble Bannett
486; Trail Blazers 2, Maxine Waite
399; D&E Trophies 2, Darlene
Cuzick 428; Dairy Queen 1,
Martis Monger 477; Hoodsport
Cafe 3, Helen Spaulding 422.
309ERS
Men's Hi Game: Floyd Jackson
204.
Men's Hi Series: Floyd Jackson
554.
Women's Hi Game: Dot Ridout
161.
Women's Hi Series: Dot Ridout
452.
Standings: Don't Bees 9-3;
Misfits 9-3; Latecomers 7-5;
Repeaters 7-5; Detention7-5;
Rithmetic 6-6; Recess 5-7;
Scholars 5-7; Redin' 5-7; Flunkies
5-7; Professors 4-8; Dunces 2-10.
Scholars 0, Jack Swanson
428; Flunkies 4, Dell Abelein
435; Redin' 3, Mike Brandt 492;
Dunces 1, Marge Temple 385;
Don't Bees 3, Dot Ridout 452;
Recess 1, Bob Owens 448;
Latecomers 1, Rand Petersen 455;
Repeaters 3, Lloyd Goodwin 415;
Misfits 2, Darrol Martin382;
Rithmetic 2, Tom River 461;
Professors 0, Larry Lyle383;
Detention 4, Floyd Jackson 554.
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Men's Hi Game: Del Hartwell Jr.
FRATERNAL 202.
Men's Hi Game: Lee Eaken 214. Men's Hi Series: Jim Tobin 542.
Men's Hi Series: Jerry Mallory Women's Hi Game: Char Tobin
593. 185.
Standings: Eagles 10-2;Moose Women's Hi Series: Char Tobin
Heads 9-3; Lions Club 8-4; 495.
Shelton Hardware 7-5; Moose
Antlers 6-6; Bull Moose 6-6;
Renecker Const. 6-6; Western
Auto 5-7; Fuller Const. 5-7;
Nimrod 4-8; American Legion
4-8; Rotary 2-10.
Nimrod 2, Lee Eaken 549;
Fullers Const. 2, Bill Johnson
582; Eagles 4, Carl Hellman 529;
Renecker Const. 0, Dennis
Renecker 481; Moose Antlers 2,
Lloyd Clark 512; American
Legion 2, Rusty Nicholson 478;
Moose Heads 3, Jack Barnes 480;
Lions Club 1, Jerry Mallory 593;
Western Auto 2, Charles Adams
• 549; Bull Moose 2, Roy West 543;
Shelton Hardware 3, Frank
Willard 539; Rotary 1, George
Lemagie 516.
Standings: Sundowners 10-2;
Ding-a-Lings 9-3; Moonshiners
9-3; Hooters 7-5; Pink Elephants
61/2-51/2; ,Farmers 6-6; Go-Getters
6-6; Ranchers 5-7; H2OKgS 5-7;
Odd Balz 3-9; Timber Ducks 3-9;
Prospectors 21/z-91/z.
Ding-a-Lings 4, Bill Bead 487;
Timber Ducks 0, Jack Frost 493;
H2OKgs 1, Carl Ettlin 500;
Go-Getters 3, Jim Rossmaier 484;
Prospectors 11/2, Mike Hughes
475; Pink Elephants 21/2, Ken La
Bresh 438; Farmers 1, Wayne
Clary 510; Sun Downers 3, Jim
Tobin 542; Ranchers 1, Bill
Brown 495; Hooters 3, Gene
Benedict 493; Odd Balz 2, Del
Hartwell Jr. 488; Moonshiners 2,
Ernie Pleines 480.
COAST TO COAST STORES
BOOTS
,setter boots with
rag, foam rubber
toes. Moss
finish. Sizes 13
-1 thru
THERMOS SAFETY HEATER
Lightweight, portable. No danger-
ous fumes, no combustion, no
flame. Produces 5000 BTU's per
hour. (SE0475-7)
A.
ANy TWO
OR 59¢ EA.
A. Mastercraft windshield washer solvent and anti-freeze gives absolute
anti-freeze protection down to -10°. 12-oz. can. (AC0107-7)
B. Mastercraft radiator stop leak, fast, efficient sealer for the entire
cooling system. Works with any type of anti-freeze. (AC0606A1)
C. Mastercraft water pump lubricant and rust inhibitor. Use with all
types of COOlants, Neutrali 7as actds caused byanh-freezes. (ACO623A0)
VACUUM BOTTLES
QUALITY _ SMOOTH ACTION
FROM COAST-TO-COAST
sl 267 Pump shotgun in 12, 20 or 410
Full, modified and Improved cylin-
for 3" magnum and 2.314"
Hammerless, side ejection action with
bolt safety. 4 shot magazine plus one
r. (SA0700-8 to SA0708-O)
A
Ray Prouty, Owner
A. Aladdin Vanguard pint
bottle. Super tough plastic
case, Good value for the
school or work lunch box.
(WK0385-0)
8. Thermos Keapsit pint
vacuum bottle. Sturdy steel
case, stronglas filler. Increase
bag or lunch box enjoyment
at a thrifty price!
(WK0417A0)
Thermos pint wide mouth
Vacuum bottle. (WK0378-9)
$1.97
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Rev. and Mrs. T.J. Spier
Alliance Church Slates
Couple As
peakers Here
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Spier, New
Symrna Beach, Fla., will conduct
a "New Life Crusade" Oct. 3-10
at the Mt. View Alliance Church
here.
There will be special music led
by Mrs. Spier at every session.
There will be services at 11
a.m. and 7 p.m. Oct. 3 and at
7:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spier served 25
years in the Alliance Mission
Daniel Yarr
Medal
Maj. Daniel C. Yarr, son of
Mrs. Don Yarr, Shelton, was
recently presented with the
Distinguished Flying Cross in a
ceremony.
The presentation was made by
Brig. Gen. George Loving.
The award was made for
distinguishing himself by
extraordinary achievement while
participating in aerial flight as a
C-130 commander in May, 1969.
The major is a 1952 graduate
of SheltOn High School.
THOUGH MEN be much
governed by interest, yet even
interest itself, and all human
affairs, are entirely governed by
opinion.
David Hume
THE DESTINY of any nation,
at any given time, depends on the
opinions of its young men under
five-and-twenty.
Johann Wolfgang yon Goethe
pastorate in Canada,
Georgia and at Spokane.
They are now
evangalism work.
Florida,
doing
r Cones
Being
Just as squirrels store the
seeds of cone-bearing trees for
future use, so do men; and right
now both have a chance at the
biggest crop of cones in five years.
Squirrels store the seeds to
eat. Men in timbered areas
throughout Washington, Oregon
and California store the seeds to
plant, hoping to grow more trees
to meet the future needs - of
men and squirrels.
"I expect industrial tree
farmers alone to gather about 100
tons of tree seed in Washington,
Oregon and northern California
this fall," Lee Pugsley, chief
Oregon forester for Simpson
Timber Co., estimated. "That will
give the forest industry on the
West Coast a new backlog of some
eight billion seeds - enough to
plant more than 35 trees for every
man, woman and child in the
country. Public forestry agencies
will add more to that total."
Pugsley said Simpson has 40
buying stations in the three states
and that fir cones are bringing
pickers between $4 and $6 a sack.
Ten of Simpson's stations are in
n orthern California, where
company purchases include
redwood cones.
and from
See the all new
"On the Street"
In She~ton on
•
While in Shelton, stop at
1st. & Grove and Check Out
these New '71's at special
1971 KINGSWOOD ESTATE WAGON
3-seat, tinted glass, air conditioning, turbo.,
power steering, whitewalls, radio. Was
$5604, NOW
1971 OLDS. DELTA H.T. SEDAN
Tinted glass, full power, whitewalls, tilt
steering wheel, radio. Was $504], NOW
1971 EL CAMINO
Turbo., power steering, whitewalls, rally
wheels, positraetion, radio. Was $3937,
NOW
power steering, special
suspension, radio. Was $5094, NOW
Parts & Service, Men. thru Sat.
Daily Rental Service * MIC Insurance
Our store has been completely
redecorated inside and
we have received many
new fall furniture
items and accessories
from which to choose
at "frozen'.' prices
YOU MAY BE
the lucky person to
WIN OUR
$20 MERCHANDISE
CERTIFICATE
36 Inch
Diameter
88
42 I nch
Diameter
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