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February 8, 1962     Shelton Mason County Journal
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i: L Thursday, February ebruary 8, 1962 ,=, NE00W--BBLUE OX I Pink00_rlne Rl.b Christian Science L_ 8at'. Only -- Open 6"45 I .... ervmes cne(lumo The spiritual significance of CIDAL at 7 PM. 10 P)M. [ [ ,  n iv nuavvL lYlml u events in the life of the Apostle n/ESfORYH IIII R Mrs Earl Harrlmma Paul will be brought out at lAY ,. wLruAm.  r ................ 'Christian Science church servic 'R  I I makers Club will hold its next lth,s unoay. 'l alan# [WIIIIQM lmeeting on Wednesday Feb. 14 I Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon ! "n 1[ which is the second Wednesday of ton the subject of "Spirit" is the  .i'b7$ lithe month instead of the third as [Golden Text from II Corinthians irR I I was in last weeks paper. [(3): "Where the Spirit of the Lord :##ll'# I[ WE understand Mr. and Mrs. l ms' there is hberty." IIIHHIHIhlIHIQ! I] Johnnie Harrell of Seattle made I Paul's enlightenment is empha- ][ l¢nm,,llll¢ I I Mr. and Mrs, Bob Cameron grand- sized in reading from 'Science and t m/l It parents and Mrs. Bessie Anderson ] Health' with Key to the Scriptures .],.l --.7-* .....  i/great-grandmother by the birth[by Mary Baker Eddy, including '.lll..._t_ a ,,= [ I/last week in Seattle of a baby girl I thts citation (p. 324):: "When the '[I'[...[_.T.TT I I-- Congratulations. I truth first appeared to him in CO-HIT II Science, Paul was made blind and 0S  Mrs. Isabel Droscher has been . '., |0$TD X{KT£;OUS MAN II entertaining her sister, Mrs. Clara his blindness was felt; butspxrit- t € [i=-.-_ALIVE I Hivlv nf T4,m,tnn Inwn whn ua ngn soon enables mm co G FE c fo ow the example and teachmgs IYL.I_-G'-F-EB. 17 ONLY II ame here December 16 and on] .......... |v..NEY'S 15¢ SHOW I/last Thursday afternoon Mrs. I oz Jesus, nea.nng .me smK ann [v.e MOrn t'tlco* .=n lJ ?'lore- ro,=.i . .,, %r,.o [preaehmg Chrzstlamty throughout sloops thor .................................. " .... Asia Minor, Greece, and even in slathSrel"5, 16 and 17. I Zelma Johnson and Mrs. Mabel[. ..  jt zmpemal Rome.'" rarriman aropped in or e. illl Ill I fill Ill illll Plckering Community welcomes ||l[liJ, J[=l|ilT[=l Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson to  our neighborhood. Mr. Carlson has UUlRUI nr./4uu/4111r.ltO been a previous resident. WE STO Mrs. Lillie Cameron underwent an operation at the Clinic Hospital last Thursday. SHELTON--MAS0N COUNTY JOURNAIJ- PuNishe in "Ohrstmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington 0A _. .Y...T.X F., :)ice * oyC A small pocket warmer will of these pupils were present at sunshine! How fickle, the weather. THE keep your bait from freezing on the meeting and recognized them- The Willis family of Victor " BEST IN FOAM BEDDING - ice-fishing trips. Cover it with a i selves and friends in the pictures, were visitors to Enumclaw last piece of fannel and place it in This talk was most interesting Wednesday, coming along on the I EARLY-DAY ALLY N RECALLED BY PIONEER TEACHER AT P.T.A. MRS. DOWIE showed slides of Purdy Bridge, They were very former homes here, along with glad the traffic was light. Gig pictures of former pupils, some Harbor was basking in beautiful lJrAc . your bait box. The.temperature is and was enjoyed by those in at- Narrows bridge at the time of the ice I[H,ITY • I|RM = [][TR Il just right for most baits, tendance, fatal accident which took place .can. k   ' = ill" i''' ri  =tHiS This meeting was the Founders' there on that day. So important - Day meetin celebrated each year to driv carefully. Don't be in __ SJl[ ]BOX SPRING l l by'PTAs oer the entire cotnty, too mucCh of a hurry, especially 10[Ce AI € : IARTINn aT  rv ' MATTRESS } i Rnyn r, ln.nJ 1 the North Mason PTA is 12 years in foggy or rainy weather... i -----m=w nW   % I  l --mmwmw mmwwmw | old now. Mrs. Beverly Fisher ana mrs. r ell| 1, ='=ll, AV !! ltlil=llll pmRm-m=mmm  m =ms  [] Call Hoods-oft TR 7 523" l Mrs. Flossie Cady was given a Mildred Gaetana spent a most __... , ---un¢ ucra.mmm..zna rLUU. [] " " " | Hfe. nembership fod her work wonderful aftern.oon :?ntlnY,; 1 Our Hood Canal /wicn ne young poops nero Tney arove up to one 'xar C i  l Representative [ through the years, beyond the cut-off to Poulsbo, fol- _ i DL-"'".=w[ A m _  1 | Refreshments were served. Plan low the signs of red and yellow, ,c*,ue lb. M  rj¢==  $, # __ r& 1 / to attend your PTA. meeting. They telling of its location. They re- i"J: i l¢[-Y' 1 .............. l can be most informative and in- port this is a fabulous place. It d  l gId[mll €$"  " "--- I J[lYll:$]ll lU'l'Ul 1 teresting, was started years ago by a Scan- , ,i F".-l v  _ _.., ,,  ii ........ / Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kuehn of dinavian couple, who have re-  U I_ Iill-JlllIiill 1 unryster-tymoutn uare I Poulsbo were Sunday callers at tired, but the business is carried mea i  ' m m .-wr- • International Truckl 1 the Earl Terrells. The Kuehn's on by younger members of the ,i h...__. " " l I have just returned from a trip to family. Whether you knit with t _ I lY llP" Milwaukee, Wis. Texas and Call- yarn or do rug weaving or are EGGS  - - _" interested in spending a day at 1  l i ---Ith! s !nteresting p!ace please do "l | l  . ----- ._il take ume ouc co ao so. i /*b"M"' C2 --'% ,t   __-- -_-_._: -:-_ !| The E. L. TelTells spent last I | ['t)t\\; "t,,& ),', ,..,, 1 / _ - --- --:--_- --i Sunday at South Colby with the OP. Every egg I a A\\; -(-J ".. /ff =  " _---_--=---: | Robert Noels. / LAST SU00DA00 and Mrs L Tony' Gornick entertained at din- I, ]n Clrol. ] ner for Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cor- I neilus of Bremerton to celebrate niversary. • Speaking of wedding anniver- Extra Large I I tbe Corneilus' 38th wedding an- sarys. Feb. 2 the Steve Boyces leD0z. 54€ i have been married 52 years. They t were honored by a lovely party on I K I i L H N it the°ccasi°n°ftheir50thanniver"  E S l : sarYThe Bruce Congelons of Byes- - i i i I I I / I m -,llerton sp,ent Sunday at the Jim 1 1 Yon Ostens. Bruce is working in  the navy yard now and attending , . ....... , .... .. ....... ............... , . night classes at Olympic,College ' • ....... ' . .   in Bremerton. , / I   Ed Stock is spending a few V a  • • m m • •   ,. = = = ,,, --.," t. I i-r--- ...... t€/ " days of vacation from his classes /     1  1. L L  & V G L L I, ¥ [ \\;l I ] | J  ] at Pullman, visiting the Fred will soon be here! .............  " ' ..... j ////  ! Stocks The sprmg quarter starts Itas th P e cr" i ....... T  g// this week, however, when he will e r s ]pr on ro rm u your €;¢  € _.J I return to school tired old kitchen €and you, tool l :r,  " Word has be;n reeeived of the x ., , [i m,. I A A lib safe arrival of the Carl Hirschs -nw le TU F TIIUII TI1) --l "  • • • • • •[ in Honolulu after a three month nv II Iq Illll[ IlRll Ills )lt • [] [] [] [] li visit to the mainland, visiting ___ L---" • • • • • Hrl Richland, Allyn, Vancouver, B.C., RETIRE M....,.. .------ OceansideandSan00ranciseo, Oal- , uun tin=:u uu nnu,= H LH U i i ifornia. : I  m m GLAD TO HEAR Lance Cos- iJ grove is feeling better after re- g calving severe burns on his back GES- €Oil Thin skinned LOOK AT THE MANY, MANY FEATURES ON* THIS HOTPOINT 1962 BEAUTY . . . IC O Pushbuttons ', • Enormous Oven Removable Oven D.oor • All Porcelain -- Inmde and Out . li i[i " • Leveling Legs 2 LBS. € I  No Drip Cook-Top • Automatic Oven Temperature , Control ! c 'l, a9'" ON EASY, EASYT " " " orrLCe 99, i i VALLEY . 43 €  APPLIANCE CENTER or 2 27 € .SBUAY Pkgs. 1S.oz. orHot Can 35¢ i; I HA 6-4663"[ E SERVICE ALL THAT WE SELL" Where You Get The Best Deal, By George at his parents' home here at Lakewood. Could have been much worse, Lance, you are very for- tunate. Sympathy goes out to Mrs. Gee. Neeley of Lakewood, who lost her only brother, Arthur Newton of Seattle. Mr. Newton passed away Tuesday ins Seattle hospital. The funeral was held in Seattlc on Thursday. The A. Millers of Lakewood are in Phoenix, Arizona, for the win- ter, having safely arrived there in their trailer last week. Enjoying the sunshine and activities at a trailer camp there they say. Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris of abel- ton were guests along with the r, February 8th through, fe reserve the right to dealers. 4-H ClubH01ds Rally Day Party ,, t ? ' February 12. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Obremski and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moultrop. The evening was en- joyed by showing colored slide pictures. GUESTS OF Mr. and Mrs. T. Kriefels and Sheila Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ellis and fam- ily of Puyallup, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Krlefels and family of Bre- marten, Mrs. Rose Crnickshank of Bremerton and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cruickshank and family. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Walt- er Kmttcha, Doug, Linda and Susan Saturday evening were Mr. Susan Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lilley and Olleda of Olympia and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Jan•ca. wena00ee00To Come Here In July To members of the Shelton Ro- tary Club the Feb. 3 edition of the Saturday Evening Post held special significance, for it devoted six generously illustrated pages to the Wenatchee Youth Circus which the,, RotarianS have sched- uled to appear in Shelton next July. The Rotary Club sponsored the same group in the summer of 1960 as a fund-raising project for the city summer recreation pro- gram. It was highly popular with the fine crowd of spectators who witnessed its perforLnance at Loop Field. ' . _ Shelton Rotarians have not (e- term•ned yet what civic project the 1962 appearance of the We- natchee Youth Circus will be used to holy finance, ,but they have contracted to have the entertain- ment group here on a date some- time in July yet to be decided. WWSC Honor Student Dennis Peacock, of Shelton, a freshman at Western Washington State College, is among 61 stu- dents participating ih Western's Honors Program this quarter. Peacock who is majoring in ed- ucation, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stamford Peacock, 421 Fair- mona He is a 1960 graduate of Irene S. Reed High School. ple has visited. A most pleasant way to spend your time on a win- ter night. MARK AND JUNE Valley hon- ored Mrs. (Grandma) Wilkerson last Sunday on her 79th birthday by givin a family dinner for' her. Many happy returns, Grandma! Howard Wynn is in the hospi- tal after a severe fall injuring his back. Dickie Valley, formerly of Allyn but now of Crescent City, Calif., is in the hospital at Vancouver, Wash., also with a back injury, we hear. Tony Gornicks at the Harold The individual, or nation, un- Browns on Monday evening. Col- willing to fight for its rights is ored slides were shown of differ- not entitled to any. ent parts of the county each cou- i 100,0'00 SAFE DRIVERS LOWER AUTO INSURANCE COSTS Let us tell you about the :C' / / POLICY ANGLE AGENCY Herb Angle Angle Building Dick Angle Phone HA 6.872 NORTHWESTERN SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY iiii i , w i Page 9 Mrs, Dick Addleman Dr, Andrew Beelik Mrs. Ben T. Briggs Mrs. Arohle Calahan Mr. Ron Casebier Mrs. Harry Carlon Mrs. Wayne Carte Mrs. Alice Dielle Mr, Roy Dunn Mrs. Maryann Folsom Mr. Max F(Hsom Mrs. Evelyn Fritz Mrs. Phyllis Goldshcmid Mrs, Lloyd Goodwin Mrs; Joanne Hart Mr, Vernon Havens Dr. F. W. Herrick Mrs. R. L. Hoffman Mr. R. L. Hoffman Mrs. R. M. Horton Mrs. Bruce Kreger Mrs. Charles Lentz Miss Reta Loudermilk WORKER8 Mes, Edwin Loveli Mrs. H. W. McClary Mrs. Thelma Maxwell Mrs. Warren Moo Mrs, Alice Palmer Mrs. Dean Palmer Mr. Frank Porter Mrs, Roy Rector Mr. I. H. Rogers Dr, Thomas Ryan Mr. Ronald Russell Mr. Lynn Sherwood Miss Charlene Smith Mrs. J. E. Stein Mrs. Bernice Stewart Mrs, Robert Sund Mr. David Thacher Mrs. Berwyn Thomas Dr. Berwyn Thomas Mrs. Ralph Wagner Mrs. Barbara Walton Mrs. Frank Wolf Concerts open to members only -- no single admissions sold. (This Space by Courtesy of Simpson Tinber Company) €€€€€- -_ _- - - _ - _ -___ , CAPTAINS Mr. Marcel AIInoch Dr. Romeo Conca Mrs. Francis Eacrett Mrs. Percy Kennerly Mrs. R. E. Johnson Dr. Kelvin Hamilton Mrs. R. W. Norvold Mrs. R. L. Schwab Mrs. Los Shelver Mrs. Myrtle Morrison Mrs. Gary Stevens le NOW! February 12 to 17 only Headquarters at Sears on Evergreen Square Man. -Fri., 10:00 - 5:00 Sat., 10:00 - 12:00 Phone HA 6-2482 -- _ . - Hear As A Bonus One of the remaining concerts of the 1961-62 season: The beautiful ! i!iii :::i! i!!i:i:?:: :F:: :, .... !i:ii;i;i::iii!i!i ! ?:!:/,! Celebrated Swedish-American Balladier and Guitarist i:l/ February 22 or " William Clautoii One o the great voices o/America Star soloist with the Robert Shaw Chorale Florence Kopleff Contralto April 1 4 , ' In addition to , THREE CONCERTS :uring the 1962 1963 SEASON including SEXTETO NEXICANO Leading A Cappella Singers of Mexico plus Conosrts presented by the affiliated organizations ADULTS:, $7.25 STUDENTS, $4.00 Secure your membership at headquarters or,from your neighbor whose name appears below: MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN, Dr. Michael Fahey CO-CHAIRMAN, Mrs, Dexter Edge AREA REPRESENTATIVES Mrs, R. L, Schwab .................................... Hoodsport TR 75275 Mrs. Los Shelver ........................................ Kamilche HA 6-4268 Mrs. Gary Stevens Skokomish Vlley HA 6-8815 Mrs. Myrtle Morrison ................................ McCleary 495-3346