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1, 1959
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chrstmastown
S*O "0 e
-.;,,.
Smooth Rich SYRUP
s.op "" 35 c
' Sunny
' .%. Jim - 24z .......
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
DEC. 31 - JAN. 2 - 3
Right to Limit
Reserved
L
RALPH'S A-G MARKET has a New Year's resolution -- "MORE AND
BETTER." You want more -- "service that is" and llph's wants more---"cus.
tomers, that is." So with this in mind we are going ahead in "59" with more
and better service. Rlph% has done their best in the past, we'll do better in the
future -- MAKE "59" A RALPH'S A-G YEAR FOR YOU.
CAT F00D.,.. C 0 F F E E 00'*'-"'Shurfine--Reg"Drip 69
I-OUNCE , . " .......
PUREX
o,,. 57Y,'°a'35 D |''D&'Jl r A Ikl
l I:BABY HEATS 11 =o, ..... .
Ii ' 9/00T' ........
'/"'; v., OC
[ MAYONNAISE D I N N" "r Swanson's T-V Frozen
K RJ Turkey' Chicken Beef .... 4
m
l=::::r. .... 49'
..... = omato u ce ....
ii MODESS I IVORY SOAP
Large ..... 15’
2/89* Medium... 3/29
e,, Personal... 4/27’
0LEANER
SPIC 4. SPAN
GIANT
CLEANE.. 89
Ste ve "s MEATS
Le4,n Brisket Boiling
BEEF
3 isl
Ief Cube
STEAKS
* U.S. Choice
.89'
Large Chunk Style
Bologna
.49 c
End Cut Pork
CHOPS
Rib or Loin
,59'
PRODUCE
LETTUCE
Solid, Green Fresh
Heads
g
Ib
'Potatoes
U.S. No. 1 Gems
IO-LB.
PLIO 3
BAG
Bananas
Golden, Ripe, Firm
$
Avocados
Jumbo Size
IVORY 1 IVORY
FLAKES SNOW
:: . 35e 35e
UNCLE BEN'S
10E
.. R..47 e
OUNCE
KAMILCHE POINT
MEDIUM AA
dz I
SHURFINE
JELLIED & WHOLE
Cranberries
NO. 300
CAN
On Hillcrest
" Shelton
Little Skookum Bay News !temso
By MANETTE ,IOOR , H 'ng 'istma. din r t ,he
Now that the gay, but exhaust- John Sells home were Mr. and
ing Christmas season is once again Mrs. Howard Robinson, Dianne
behind us. we can sit back, catch Sells anti Don Lorentson.
our breaths and await the coming Spending Christmas Eve at the
to a bright new year. Larry Oliver home were Robin
A family gathering was staged Oliver of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. H. C. Cham- Orvil Greenwood and son Garry of
hers Christmas day and I would Bainbridge Island; Mrs. Clover
say there was a very rewarding Freshner of Illinois; Mr. and Mrs.
turnout, as there were 16 of Mrs. Walter Kullrich, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
Chambers' grandchildren present, an Whittakers and Mrs. India
besides the grownups. Present Sells. Dropping in for refresh-
were Mr. gad Mrs. Vernon Chain- meats later in the evening were
hers and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Sells and fam-
1Porrest Beerbower, and children, tly and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carpenter and Robinson.
children, Herbert Chamber, Mrs. Christmas day dinner guests at
Phillips and Mr. Phillips. the Oliver hence included every-
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Col- one mentioned above except the
lins orove to Olympm to meet John Sells, Whittakers and Robin-
their daughter, Sandra Collins, who sons.
Ills home from college for the hol- Saturday visitors at the home
I[ idays of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan
Christmas Eve guests of the Ray were Mr and Mrs Fred Magness
Collins were Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Seattie.
Dittman, Mr. and Mrs. Bill John- Sunday guests at the Ryans °
son and children Brook, Nancy and were Dr. and Mrs Lauerman and
Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dirt- family of Montetno
man and children Lary, Bobby, Mrs. Frank Bishop entertained
Jane and Joan. friends Christmas day.
flaying Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Alfred Rolavs
the Collins were Mrs. Grace Col- spent" Christmas "Eve with friends
llns and Lea Collins. in Olympia." .............
Weekend guests of Ray Jr. at
the Collins home were Wesley
Preb and Don Baum.
Opening gifts together Christ-
mas Eve at the Joe Silva home
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Braz,
and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Moore
and Cheri Dropping in later in
the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vis Chappell and daughter.
Christmas day the same group
gathered at the Silva home for
Christmas dinner, the
Prior to opening gifts at
Silvas Christmas Eve, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Moore and Cheri en-
Joyed dinner and the opening of
gifts at the home of LeRoy's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Smart
of Skokomish Valley.
Driving to Portland this week-
end and visiting friends there,
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marcy.
The boys, Bob and Jerry, spent
the weekend with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Har-
die.
Christmas day the Marcy family
drove to Puyallup to spend the day
with Mrs. Marcy's aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bouker.
Guests at the home'of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Shmlm Christmas were
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Hembroff and
children, Mrs. Nellie Palmer of
Tacoma and Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Charlson.
Spending Saturday night and
Sunday with the Shrums were Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Jescllke and
Lam\\;v of Ashford.
Drop.in guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lynch Satur-
day were Mrs. John Blanton and
girls and her sister Norabelle and
children of Seattle.
Christmas Eve, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Goodwin and family were
entertained at the Nolnan Trotzer
home. Christmas day things were
']nst visa versa, as the Trotzers
were guests at the Goodwin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallin and
Miss Marcia Wallin spent Christ-
mas in Seattle at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Richard Bennett. Mr.
Wallin returned home and Mrs.
i Wallin and Marcia remained the
rest of the week and retuz-ned
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zeitler of Ala-
meda, Calif., were here for a week
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Carney and returned to Cali-
fornia Friday. iIrs, Zeitler is the
frowner Jean' Herron and is Mrs.
Carney's sister.
Weekend gtests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Allen were
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Leyde of Forks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hudson:
spent Wednesday through Friday
in Everett enjoying the Christ-
mas holidays at the home of Mrs. i
Hudson's daughter and her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Currie.
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price
were Mr .and Mrs. Fred Springer i
and Eileen and Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Springer, all of Brinnon, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Springer of Mat-
lock and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Thomas of Shelton.
Spending Christmas Eve at the
Price home were Mr .and Mrs.
Dave Price.
The Cliff Roundtree family
drove to Olympia Saturday where
the boys saw their dentist. While
in Olympia they visited Mr.
Roundtree's cousin and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Roundtree.
Sunday, David Roundtree mot-
ored to the ocean with the S. W.
Atwood family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gilman of
Sliver Lake spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bush. Mrs.
Gilman is Seth's sister.
Spending Christmas Eve at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Wil-
lianm were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Silva and Sharon.
Christmas day gmsts at the
Silvas' were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Williams and children Debbie and
Tommy, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Williams.
,Ralph Adair rving .
With Marines in Hawaii
Marine Cpl. Ralph D. Adair, son
of Mr. and Mrs., Vincent Adair of
Shelton is serving with the Fourth
Regiment of the First Marine Bri-
gade at the Kaneohe Bay Marine
Cm'ps Air Station, Oahu, T.H.
The regiment conducted a ma-
jor field exercise Dec. ]5-19 on
the northeatern tip of the Island
of Oahu.
Terrain in the nttfleuver area
ranges from rugged mountains to
insh valleys covered with dense
sub-tropical growth. The regi-
ment's mobile capabilities were put
to the test sice the lava soil is
soft, often muddy and the hills
steep with footing uncertain.
Main purpose of tim exercise
was to allow Marines to employ
all their tactical weapons includ-:
ing artillery, light crew-crved
weapons, and helicopters.
Too many people who save for
a rainy day work on the assump-
tion that it will be a lght ehowe
Christmas Eve, Mr. and Mrs. AI
Wolfe were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Teagle of Arcadia
Point. Mrs. Tragic is Mr. Wolfe's
sister,
The Wolfes drove to Hoquiam
Christmas day and dined with
Mrs. Wolfe's brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bland.
Sunday the AI Wolfes visited
the Bill Wolfes of Hoodsport.
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Bowen
of Bremerton were visited MOnday
by Mrs. Bowen's parentS, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Wells 5f" Little Sk0o-
kum.
The Wells spent Christmas with
another daughter a.ad her family,
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Van Ackeren
and son Davd.
Now don't forget those new year
resolutions.
Paper Pruciion For
19H Higher Than '57
According to the American Pa-
per and Pulp Association. the ratio
of the United States paper produc-
tion to mill capacity for the week
ending IYecember 13, 1958, was
92.0 per cent. compared with 92.7
)er cent. revised for the preceding
week. The ratio was 9L3 pet" cent
for the corresponding week a year
ago.
According to the National "Pa-
perboard Association, the paper-
board production ratio for the
week ending December 13, 1958
was 94 pet' cent. compared with
84 per cent, for the preceding
week and 92 per cent for the cor-
responding week a year ago.
i
N0.1 Farm
Chain Saw
a8 low oo
S169uo"
NlW
HOMELITIIi
qm d
SAEQER
Phone HA 6-4602
i
,, ,, ,.
You Should Knew
Clint Willour..,
AS YOU START A NEW
YEAR wouldn't you feel better
if you knew that no matter
what haDpened to you, your
wife snd children would be ade-
quately oared for by LIFE IN.
SURANCE? If so, why not see
me today about a program of
Insurance tailored to your per-
sonal and family needsl This is
the finest way we know to say
to you . . .
HAPPY NEW YEAR
522 South 14h St.--Sheltll
Phone, HA 6-8139
Northwestern National Life
Insuranca Campany
Minneapolis, Mlnnwohl
20 Years Ago
McConkey's Pharmacy, serving Mason County residents tot
more than 20 years, brings you this column taken from the
filee of yesteryear. We hope it is of Interest to you.
BULLETIN I
DECEMBER 37, 1938.--Albert I . AuXin and his son, Emery,
1937 graduate of Irene S. Reed high school, returned thi week
after spending the past: six months and traveling 10,000 miles
in the Bering Sea with a 32-man fishing crew seeking lant
Bering Sea king crab. It was the first American fishing vessel
to enter these waters, where the Japanese heretofore have had
the field to themselves, the Austins related.
Mrs. Nellie Storts received one of the most pleasant Christ-
mtm gifts of her life yesterday with the arrival from Honolulu
of a record made by her daughter, Helen Smiley, singing two
beautiful songs and wishing her a Merry Christmas.
With little Bill Taylor tallying 19 points, the Shelton High-
climbers upset the touted Bremerton Wildcats, 31-29, for 'the
second time this season last night,
DECEMBER 29, 1938.-.Three Shelton skiiers; Bob Allen,
Jim Hillier and Chuck Runacres, considered themeeJves fortu*
hate to ecape as lightly as they did when caught in an avalanche
of snow on ML Gladys above Flapjack Lke Tuelay. Htilier,
jm]ior high .football player, grabbed a tree and eca.ped withL
the least difficulty, hut Runacres Was conpleteiy buried and
had to be dug out of his snow prison while .Allen was mauled
and bruised evere]y when he hit several trees on his slide.
Judge William J. Millard acted as installing master as
Bernhard Winiecki was seated as Worshipful Maser of Mt.
Moriah Idge Tuesday. He succeed Dr. M, C. Kexm'txly,
Sheriff-elect Gene Martin named Fred Hickson ss hie chief
deputy and Mrs. Gertrude Howard moed from the treasurer's
office to deputy assessor with Mrs. Lydia; Tower becoming
deputy treasurer in appointments announced today hy Mason
County public officers just before the beginning of new office
term& Warren Lincoln is assessor, Omer b. DiSh is treasurer.
For Over 23 Years It Has Been ,
McCONKEYS FOR DRUGS
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
306 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6-3456
329 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6.4456
li II
1, 1959
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chrstmastown
S*O "0 e
-.;,,.
Smooth Rich SYRUP
s.op "" 35 c
' Sunny
' .%. Jim - 24z .......
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
DEC. 31 - JAN. 2 - 3
Right to Limit
Reserved
L
RALPH'S A-G MARKET has a New Year's resolution -- "MORE AND
BETTER." You want more -- "service that is" and llph's wants more---"cus.
tomers, that is." So with this in mind we are going ahead in "59" with more
and better service. Rlph% has done their best in the past, we'll do better in the
future -- MAKE "59" A RALPH'S A-G YEAR FOR YOU.
CAT F00D.,.. C 0 F F E E 00'*'-"'Shurfine--Reg"Drip 69
I-OUNCE , . " .......
PUREX
o,,. 57Y,'°a'35 D |''D&'Jl r A Ikl
l I:BABY HEATS 11 =o, ..... .
Ii ' 9/00T' ........
'/"'; v., OC
[ MAYONNAISE D I N N" "r Swanson's T-V Frozen
K RJ Turkey' Chicken Beef .... 4
m
l=::::r. .... 49'
..... = omato u ce ....
ii MODESS I IVORY SOAP
Large ..... 15’
2/89* Medium... 3/29
e,, Personal... 4/27’
0LEANER
SPIC 4. SPAN
GIANT
CLEANE.. 89
Ste ve "s MEATS
Le4,n Brisket Boiling
BEEF
3 isl
Ief Cube
STEAKS
* U.S. Choice
.89'
Large Chunk Style
Bologna
.49 c
End Cut Pork
CHOPS
Rib or Loin
,59'
PRODUCE
LETTUCE
Solid, Green Fresh
Heads
g
Ib
'Potatoes
U.S. No. 1 Gems
IO-LB.
PLIO 3
BAG
Bananas
Golden, Ripe, Firm
$
Avocados
Jumbo Size
IVORY 1 IVORY
FLAKES SNOW
:: . 35e 35e
UNCLE BEN'S
10E
.. R..47 e
OUNCE
KAMILCHE POINT
MEDIUM AA
dz I
SHURFINE
JELLIED & WHOLE
Cranberries
NO. 300
CAN
On Hillcrest
" Shelton
Little Skookum Bay News !temso
By MANETTE ,IOOR , H 'ng 'istma. din r t ,he
Now that the gay, but exhaust- John Sells home were Mr. and
ing Christmas season is once again Mrs. Howard Robinson, Dianne
behind us. we can sit back, catch Sells anti Don Lorentson.
our breaths and await the coming Spending Christmas Eve at the
to a bright new year. Larry Oliver home were Robin
A family gathering was staged Oliver of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. H. C. Cham- Orvil Greenwood and son Garry of
hers Christmas day and I would Bainbridge Island; Mrs. Clover
say there was a very rewarding Freshner of Illinois; Mr. and Mrs.
turnout, as there were 16 of Mrs. Walter Kullrich, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
Chambers' grandchildren present, an Whittakers and Mrs. India
besides the grownups. Present Sells. Dropping in for refresh-
were Mr. gad Mrs. Vernon Chain- meats later in the evening were
hers and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Sells and fam-
1Porrest Beerbower, and children, tly and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carpenter and Robinson.
children, Herbert Chamber, Mrs. Christmas day dinner guests at
Phillips and Mr. Phillips. the Oliver hence included every-
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Col- one mentioned above except the
lins orove to Olympm to meet John Sells, Whittakers and Robin-
their daughter, Sandra Collins, who sons.
Ills home from college for the hol- Saturday visitors at the home
I[ idays of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan
Christmas Eve guests of the Ray were Mr and Mrs Fred Magness
Collins were Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Seattie.
Dittman, Mr. and Mrs. Bill John- Sunday guests at the Ryans °
son and children Brook, Nancy and were Dr. and Mrs Lauerman and
Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dirt- family of Montetno
man and children Lary, Bobby, Mrs. Frank Bishop entertained
Jane and Joan. friends Christmas day.
flaying Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Alfred Rolavs
the Collins were Mrs. Grace Col- spent" Christmas "Eve with friends
llns and Lea Collins. in Olympia." .............
Weekend guests of Ray Jr. at
the Collins home were Wesley
Preb and Don Baum.
Opening gifts together Christ-
mas Eve at the Joe Silva home
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Braz,
and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Moore
and Cheri Dropping in later in
the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vis Chappell and daughter.
Christmas day the same group
gathered at the Silva home for
Christmas dinner, the
Prior to opening gifts at
Silvas Christmas Eve, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Moore and Cheri en-
Joyed dinner and the opening of
gifts at the home of LeRoy's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Smart
of Skokomish Valley.
Driving to Portland this week-
end and visiting friends there,
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marcy.
The boys, Bob and Jerry, spent
the weekend with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Har-
die.
Christmas day the Marcy family
drove to Puyallup to spend the day
with Mrs. Marcy's aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bouker.
Guests at the home'of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Shmlm Christmas were
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Hembroff and
children, Mrs. Nellie Palmer of
Tacoma and Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Charlson.
Spending Saturday night and
Sunday with the Shrums were Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Jescllke and
Lam\\;v of Ashford.
Drop.in guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lynch Satur-
day were Mrs. John Blanton and
girls and her sister Norabelle and
children of Seattle.
Christmas Eve, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Goodwin and family were
entertained at the Nolnan Trotzer
home. Christmas day things were
']nst visa versa, as the Trotzers
were guests at the Goodwin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallin and
Miss Marcia Wallin spent Christ-
mas in Seattle at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Richard Bennett. Mr.
Wallin returned home and Mrs.
i Wallin and Marcia remained the
rest of the week and retuz-ned
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zeitler of Ala-
meda, Calif., were here for a week
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Carney and returned to Cali-
fornia Friday. iIrs, Zeitler is the
frowner Jean' Herron and is Mrs.
Carney's sister.
Weekend gtests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Allen were
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Leyde of Forks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hudson:
spent Wednesday through Friday
in Everett enjoying the Christ-
mas holidays at the home of Mrs. i
Hudson's daughter and her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Currie.
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price
were Mr .and Mrs. Fred Springer i
and Eileen and Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Springer, all of Brinnon, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Springer of Mat-
lock and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Thomas of Shelton.
Spending Christmas Eve at the
Price home were Mr .and Mrs.
Dave Price.
The Cliff Roundtree family
drove to Olympia Saturday where
the boys saw their dentist. While
in Olympia they visited Mr.
Roundtree's cousin and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Roundtree.
Sunday, David Roundtree mot-
ored to the ocean with the S. W.
Atwood family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gilman of
Sliver Lake spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bush. Mrs.
Gilman is Seth's sister.
Spending Christmas Eve at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Wil-
lianm were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Silva and Sharon.
Christmas day gmsts at the
Silvas' were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Williams and children Debbie and
Tommy, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Williams.
,Ralph Adair rving .
With Marines in Hawaii
Marine Cpl. Ralph D. Adair, son
of Mr. and Mrs., Vincent Adair of
Shelton is serving with the Fourth
Regiment of the First Marine Bri-
gade at the Kaneohe Bay Marine
Cm'ps Air Station, Oahu, T.H.
The regiment conducted a ma-
jor field exercise Dec. ]5-19 on
the northeatern tip of the Island
of Oahu.
Terrain in the nttfleuver area
ranges from rugged mountains to
insh valleys covered with dense
sub-tropical growth. The regi-
ment's mobile capabilities were put
to the test sice the lava soil is
soft, often muddy and the hills
steep with footing uncertain.
Main purpose of tim exercise
was to allow Marines to employ
all their tactical weapons includ-:
ing artillery, light crew-crved
weapons, and helicopters.
Too many people who save for
a rainy day work on the assump-
tion that it will be a lght ehowe
Christmas Eve, Mr. and Mrs. AI
Wolfe were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Teagle of Arcadia
Point. Mrs. Tragic is Mr. Wolfe's
sister,
The Wolfes drove to Hoquiam
Christmas day and dined with
Mrs. Wolfe's brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bland.
Sunday the AI Wolfes visited
the Bill Wolfes of Hoodsport.
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Bowen
of Bremerton were visited MOnday
by Mrs. Bowen's parentS, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Wells 5f" Little Sk0o-
kum.
The Wells spent Christmas with
another daughter a.ad her family,
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Van Ackeren
and son Davd.
Now don't forget those new year
resolutions.
Paper Pruciion For
19H Higher Than '57
According to the American Pa-
per and Pulp Association. the ratio
of the United States paper produc-
tion to mill capacity for the week
ending IYecember 13, 1958, was
92.0 per cent. compared with 92.7
)er cent. revised for the preceding
week. The ratio was 9L3 pet" cent
for the corresponding week a year
ago.
According to the National "Pa-
perboard Association, the paper-
board production ratio for the
week ending December 13, 1958
was 94 pet' cent. compared with
84 per cent, for the preceding
week and 92 per cent for the cor-
responding week a year ago.
i
N0.1 Farm
Chain Saw
a8 low oo
S169uo"
NlW
HOMELITIIi
qm d
SAEQER
Phone HA 6-4602
i
,, ,, ,.
You Should Knew
Clint Willour..,
AS YOU START A NEW
YEAR wouldn't you feel better
if you knew that no matter
what haDpened to you, your
wife snd children would be ade-
quately oared for by LIFE IN.
SURANCE? If so, why not see
me today about a program of
Insurance tailored to your per-
sonal and family needsl This is
the finest way we know to say
to you . . .
HAPPY NEW YEAR
522 South 14h St.--Sheltll
Phone, HA 6-8139
Northwestern National Life
Insuranca Campany
Minneapolis, Mlnnwohl
20 Years Ago
McConkey's Pharmacy, serving Mason County residents tot
more than 20 years, brings you this column taken from the
filee of yesteryear. We hope it is of Interest to you.
BULLETIN I
DECEMBER 37, 1938.--Albert I . AuXin and his son, Emery,
1937 graduate of Irene S. Reed high school, returned thi week
after spending the past: six months and traveling 10,000 miles
in the Bering Sea with a 32-man fishing crew seeking lant
Bering Sea king crab. It was the first American fishing vessel
to enter these waters, where the Japanese heretofore have had
the field to themselves, the Austins related.
Mrs. Nellie Storts received one of the most pleasant Christ-
mtm gifts of her life yesterday with the arrival from Honolulu
of a record made by her daughter, Helen Smiley, singing two
beautiful songs and wishing her a Merry Christmas.
With little Bill Taylor tallying 19 points, the Shelton High-
climbers upset the touted Bremerton Wildcats, 31-29, for 'the
second time this season last night,
DECEMBER 29, 1938.-.Three Shelton skiiers; Bob Allen,
Jim Hillier and Chuck Runacres, considered themeeJves fortu*
hate to ecape as lightly as they did when caught in an avalanche
of snow on ML Gladys above Flapjack Lke Tuelay. Htilier,
jm]ior high .football player, grabbed a tree and eca.ped withL
the least difficulty, hut Runacres Was conpleteiy buried and
had to be dug out of his snow prison while .Allen was mauled
and bruised evere]y when he hit several trees on his slide.
Judge William J. Millard acted as installing master as
Bernhard Winiecki was seated as Worshipful Maser of Mt.
Moriah Idge Tuesday. He succeed Dr. M, C. Kexm'txly,
Sheriff-elect Gene Martin named Fred Hickson ss hie chief
deputy and Mrs. Gertrude Howard moed from the treasurer's
office to deputy assessor with Mrs. Lydia; Tower becoming
deputy treasurer in appointments announced today hy Mason
County public officers just before the beginning of new office
term& Warren Lincoln is assessor, Omer b. DiSh is treasurer.
For Over 23 Years It Has Been ,
McCONKEYS FOR DRUGS
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
306 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6-3456
329 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6.4456
li II