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Pebruary 4, ].965 SI-tELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAE- PuNished ]n 'cChr stma, town, U.8.A.", Shelton, Washln ori PAGE 3
OVERWEIGHT
Without a doclor's pro-
called O DIIlNIdX.
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I)f sfI-lullled I'(!duc-
kors CIIulkii!E, Of
is a lilly lab-
. SWalh,w(~d. Whi!n yell
yOU :~till ('nj*~y .vtnlv
f(Joas yl)u lflte, L)il[
lhG IlF~:'o JOl' ,!X-
USe O!.)RINE:C leln'Os-
alia d(!(.FC3~;t!S yt)llF
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IS yOUI' o~AIn doc-
y()ll oatless,
(Iot rid of (,.XCO~4s I'~l[
O1)RINEX co,~:ts $3.00
this (IUAI~ANTt,]E: It
ally i.O;l~It)ll juF.t i'~-
tO YOUF dl'lll~'gist lind
LOllOy I)a(']; No qllOS-
I{II~EX is sohl with
I}RU(t CENTF, lt
road A~ e.
FilhM
SheI-Toa Guild Plans
WhRe Elephant Sale
The February meeting ()f the
SheI-Toa Orlhopedie ("uild will l)e
hi,hi al % p.m. this ev(utilu.," i)l the
l,())ne of Chloe )Cleo]e;~ with Lois
lhmler :mt.ing a:~ co-ho,,~tcs;u
'l'l~is is to ))e tile ;I]IBII'II while
(:',el)h;mt m eel|no. Mo!11l)ers are r(~-
l?lill{:{cd to b)'hlg" li,S:ll)le ilenl~l lind
exl;l';t clH/nt:,(~. fol' ;ILl evening cf
fun.
Plans for a spring dal)ee will be
discussed.
VI(~{I I,FE AIIXILIARY
The Vicki Lee Auxiliary will
h()l]l~? (If 511'S. DOll Li;w1. l'l;uls~
will be made foi' the hal:lper bun-
of it to be held in March.
CINDY WlLLARD AS
WO ITHY ADVISOR OF RAgNBOW GmRLS
r]:}
la tie Other field of merchandising
doee ~nfldenee play a larger part than
ia trading in diamonds, Our suppliers trust
Us ~lth large shipments of diamonds. We trust their word
t~nPllcltly because we select our sources with infinite
Care. 8% too, can you Jofn the charmed
elrele ~~ L
of trust, Start by choosing your . "~x
D
WI
LLARD
offieers of Shelton Assemhiy No. of the jewels, Sarah Kreger; keep-
~hleh tobuild an heirloom or a business. ~ 19, International Order of Rain- er of paraphernalia, Karen Parr;
bow for Girls will be installed as west page, Jean Davis, east page,
" " ' ''Lovely ensemom ~t" the worthy advisor. Barbara Hubbard; American flag
L- $~ m ~50 14K 9oldwlth quollty Other officers to be installed in- bearer, Julie Nut,; Rainbow flag
ow Easy Terms I ~,~' . d!a~do ~ elude worthy associate advisor, bearer, Vicki Howe; rec0rder's as-
uoth r,ngs...) Shawm Larson" charity, Cathy sistm~t, Karen Frederickson; re-
Luh~"n;' hope, Candy Nutt; faith-, porter,.Linda.Barrington; h ist.or-
Carolyn Bats,one; recorder, Kay ran, mmna T~mm, orator, ~.o.mn
Bets Wdlard DaKKe, lecturer, Joan tDooQwm,
Belling; treasurer, Y " ; "
drill leader, Molly Taylor; chap- keeper of the register, Donalda
lain, Sheryl Johnson. Denniston; keeper of the scrap-
Love, Frances Rice; religion, book, Linda MacRae; Grandma's
Cheryl Scott; nature, Christie correspondent, Karen Mann•
Beseh; inmaortality, Rite Grimes; Members of the choir are Beth
fidelity, Rita Nutt; patriot|ran, Quimby, Joyce Fischer, Kathy
Linda Tratniek; service, Carol Dale, Terri Parr and Linda Stev-
Besch; confidential observer, Tam- ens.
mi Craig; outer observer, Karolce
Stevens; musician, Jeanne as-
bourne; choir director, Karen
Franklin.
Courtesy officers will include:
WIN A FREE
5 DAY VACATION
FOR 7. IN
EXOTIC
HAWAII
CONTE~T NOT VALID
WHERE PROHII~ITED BY LAW
VIA PAN AH
ICHECK YOUR LUCKY NUMBER |
ON THE COVER OF YOUR I
CI RCULAR BY BRINGING IT TOI
YOUR COAST.TO.COAST
STORE|
STAY AT THE PRINCESS KAIULAU!
Installing o f f i c e r s will be:
Worthy advisors, Mrs. Arne Gab-
rielson (past grand worthy ad-
visor), Teddi Travis and Lbmn
Nutt. The marshal will be Liz
Somers; chaplain, Pare Boardman;
and recorder, Barbara Morrison.
The advisory board is made up
of lvrr. and Mrs. Sam Magruder,
Mr. and Mrs. LawrOme Fischer,
Mrs. Evelyn Lee, Mrn. Hattie
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Auseth,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ellison, Mr.
• :rod Mrs. Ellis 'Wells, Mrs. Bessie
Sutherland and Mrs. Eva Faye
Samples.
HURRY! SALE ENDS SAT. NIGHT
G.E, S Tube
CLO CK
RADIO
Turner ReO
TORCH S+. s
Wake up to music. Big4" The perfect utility torch for
speaker, bulit-ln antenna. Ac. Dad. Ideal workshop addition.
cuetlcolly deelgnad cabinet. Complete wlthpencllpolntburn.
White. (MD0203;3) er. (HA1902 9) i
Universal 7" ROLLER &
Royo Scot TRAY
~ '1''~ ~~
r Special pain ray slt
Pint er Quart Mze dependablewith 2 free roller covers mokes
vacuum bottles. For school~ painting easier, faster.
work, outlnge. (WK0227-2) (GT0900-3 & GT0782-~)
White Stag
36" x 81"
¢1 SLEEPING BAG I
I
LAMP
iSPOON & SPATULA
FOR
IK:~:Yo~ zip, ;5 lb. In-
100"
thermoflll
t and ~..._ s and plgs aulated for extra warmth. Sturdy Light we ght, stands temps to
,'~.at rellee'~,n With Infra.red 495. Recommended for Tel an-
green repellant square cotton
.... frosted,, ~a~amps. 250 watt duck cover. Sanforlzed flannelcookware. Con't scratch,
na (E L0144.3) lining. (SCP0922-8) (WB0386-9-WB03B6AT) .....
-,ay l .routy, owner 123 South 2nd St. 426-3111
MASON COUNTY COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION DRIVE
FOR ME B F $ STARTS , U DAY: LASTS WEEK ONLY
Stork Shower Honers
Mrs. William Kingery
Mrs. William Ktngery was guest
of honor at a stork shower held
January 27 in the home of Mrs.
Moritz Schmidt with Mrs. Walter
Krumpols as co-hostess. Eighteen
of the honored guest's friends
spent the evening playing games
and watching her open many
beautiful and useful gifts.
Winners of the games were the
Mesdames Robert Ord, H. E. Dun-
bar, Ran Strickland, E. P. Dun-
bar and Richard Tupper.
The serving of refreshments
completed the festive evening.
WRITERS' GROUP TO
MEET NEXT THUItSDAY
Members and, would-be members
of the writers ~rouD snonsored
by the t me Arts department of
the Hood Canal Woman's Club'vvill
meet at 1:30 p.m. next Thursday
m the home of Mrs, Carl Hansen
at Ayock Beach. Interested writ-
ers may phone Mrs. J. L. Catto
at 877-5457 for information.
DR. ANDREW BEELIK (rigi~t) diaaus~es the Mason County Co:'n-
munity Concert Association membership drive with Dr. Ronald
Casebier and Mrs. Thomas E. Ward, co-chairmen of the event
in the above Journal photo. Dr. Beelik is president of the asso-
ciation. New memberships will be accepted from Sunday through
Saturday, Feb. 7-13 only. Membership headquarters is in the Sears
Catalog office in Evergreen Square and will be open from 10
a.m, - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 10 a.m• until
noon Saturday. New members will receive as a bonus the oppor-
tunity to attend the final c,~n_¢ert of the 176765 s eflson:
....................
New Officers Preside Shelton Duplicate
y M • • Ch
A| Januar eehng Bridge News
~ ~llkU Do~oll~h |41~11~4~ North-south x~inners in Man-
Vl IIIIM~ II+M+Rlall hVY~ day night's play for the Shclton
New officers of Ruby Rebekah Duplicate Bridve Club were Jim
Lodge No. 75 presiding at the Jan• Fletcher and Bol) Quimby, Per-
22 meeting wine Mrs. Maybell cy Bean and Kat.herine Vim Ars-
Daniels, noble grand; Mrs. Dale dale and Yas Ito and Ran Ziedaks.
Hicks, vice grand; Miss Mary.Dab- East-west places went to Dick
son and Miss. ~)orothy ~chwmter- Perry and Lou Stewart, Mrs. Jim
rag, secretarms; and Mms Nellie Fletcher and Mrs. Jim Hartley and
Nezon, n easurer Mat
" • 'y Keller and Eva Aamodt.
• Distr!ctdeputy, Mrs. l~arie.Har- The group meets every Monday
rlson oI ~oy, maue all ozlic]al vls- nigh "" ine PUD
......... t at 7•00 p.m. the
~r ~o the louge. Auditorium. All interested bridge
Serving refreshments at the players arc welcome.
close of the evening were Mrn. - .......................
Hicks assisted by Mrs. Basil Trail
and Miss Elizabeth Butlcr Rhadndendran i]raun
The next meeting will be tmld ..................... r
February 12 in the Odd Fellows Tn Maai Thi¢ ~undau
hall when committee reports and m~, IIBVVa eumv ~)~ml~
plans for the year will be the or-
der of business.
GOLDEN AGE CLUB
The Golden Age Club will hold
its birthday dinner at noon next
Thursday in the Memorial hall.
A business meeting will be held
following the dinner.
DEGREE OF HONOR
Degree of Honor Protective An-
soeiation will meet at 8 p.m. next
Tuesday in the Memorial Hall.
Mrs. Cecelbt Cornell, new presi-
dent, will preside at .the business
meeting which will proceed with
an exchange of valentines.
Refreshments will be setwed by
Mrs. Grace Petty and M;rs. Gladys
Nelson.
The Pacific Rhododendron So-
ciety will hold an Olympic Pen-
insula meeting in the PUD audi-
torim~a at 2 p.m. Sunday. The
public is invited, No charge.
Free seeds of fine sorts of spe-
cies will be distributed to all who
attend the meeting• Pictures will
feature the world tamous garden,
Bodnant, in North Wales develop-
ed by the laic Lord Abereonway
who for long wan president of the
Royal Horticultural Society. He
collected fine plants of all sorts
from all parts of the globe to
grow in hin garden which had a
very mild climate. Recent ly propa-
gating ntaterial came to western
"Washington from thig place and
before long plants will be flower-
ing here.
NEW
ARRIVALS
Shelton General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs Larry Lock, 1022
Turner street, a bey, January 27.
Dr. and Mrs. Lymt White, 2227
No. Madison street, a boy, January
29.
SHS Mother-Son
I anquet Slated
Denny Bailey, Shelton High
~umlt#re Ua/k
By Rod Olsen
The Mediter-
ranean Mood
is gaining
wide-spread
favor among
homeowners
and interior
decoral ors,
with the
major furni-
ture nlanu fac-
turers quick
to answer
their
demm~ds.
Owing ffs origins to the mas-
sive grandeur and rich artistry
of furnishings found tn Spanish
and Italian castles of the 17t.h
and 18th centuries, this Medi-
terranean style is bold and
dramatic, and it lends itself to
use in the most contemporary
setting or a traditional one.
Pieces tend to be large, es-
pecially the beautiful storage
units. Woods are usually fin-
ish~l in rich brown (pecan i~
a favorite wood), with emphas-
is on detailing in doors and
framing. Wrought iron is fre-
school Boys' Club president, has quently used, z'eflecting the
annom~ced the annual Mother-Son Spanish influence, as well as
Banquet will be held next Wed- brass.
ne.,day at 6:30 p.m. in the nmlti- Mediterranean Welcomes strong
purpose room of the Angle build- colors, from bold greens and
ing. blues to the hot yellows, or-
The event is sponsored each anges and reds of sunny Spain.
year by the Boys' Club. Tickets
will be $1 apiece. A musical pro- You'll find this mood interpret-
gram will be provided by the ed by leading designers and
students following the dinner. Ed furniture manufacturers in our
showroom. Whatever the dec-
Dawson is general chairman for orating mood you favor, stop in
the occasion, and see onr selection,
WCTU INSTITUTE TO
I~E HELD TOMORROW
The Woman's Christian Temper- ~ ~..~ ;] ;~
ance Union will meet Friday for
an institute in the home of Mrs. )
L. D• Hack. Devotions and reports
will be given starting at 11 a.m. .,~- j
with lunch being served at 12:30 ~ ~
p.m. *
State president, Y£rs. Charles ~
Budde of Seattle, will be the ~ 4th and Cote
speaker for the afternoon session.
Members are urged to bring a
friend•
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NEW CONSTRUCTION -- REMODELING
PURCHASE
6% On Reducing Balances
No Commission Charges
SHELTON
: Mason Counly Savings & Loan Association
:TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING •
=~ l lll[ . I I ]
6 YEAR
CRIB and MATTRESS
R Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Loop,
2~lute 1, Box 329, a boy, January
Mr. and Mrs Ronald C. Lane,
208 1st street, ~ girl, January310'4
Mr. and Mrs. William Byrd, 2zu
~V£adison street, a girl, February
2. ~ * *
BOY FOR SHELVERS
A nine-pound boy, Clayton Bar-
reek, was born to Mr and Mrs.
bL~anr~Y Shelver of Seattle and Fair-
has-it January ,21 in a Seattle
M p el. Grandparents are ~r. and
rs. I.,es Shelver of shelton and
Moto~ rots ch Mz Petcrson of
. "" should keep a wat - ". and Mrs. Arthur ....
zul eye for unwatching pedestrians Fairbanks. The Shelvers will De !
says_the St...____...._.,_ate Safet:f Council. returning to Alaska in the SPI']~..._ ~g• i
GOOD BUYS
AT PAULI!Y DODGE
UsED CARS
PRICES REDUCED AT PAULEY DODGE • Eastern Hardwood construction ]Pull Panel Ends.
'60 RAMBLER Sty. Wgn ................. $i095 " Conventional Easy-Drop side.
6 oyL - . , • Non-Toxic finish with plastm teethin rail
'60 VOLVO 2-dr. - -spee .................... Mmsture-proof mattress adjusts to five different h i hts
'59 CIEEV Sta. Wagon .: ...... , ................... $795 • Natural- White- Maple.
3 DAYS ONLY )'
'58 PLYMOUTH Cl. Sad ....................... $$95 --Reg. $49.50 -- Thur, .' Fri,-S t. ,
$1.00 down and
$3.00 per month
4th & Cota
'57 FORD Wa gon ............................ ; ........ $495
'57 FORD 4-door stick ............................ $445
'55 BUICK 4-dr.- Clean ........................ $345
'55 FORD -'~ To. ................ $445
'51 CHEV- Ton " ..... $295
DROP IN FOR A
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