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SEY Potluck
Tomorrow Night
St. Edward's Youth Group will
hold a potluck meeting at 6 p.m.
tomorrow evening in tile church
bagement.
Reservations will be taken for
the February 23 chartered bus ride
to Portland. $3.50 per person is
needed in advance to reserve a
seat for all paid-up members of
the SEY Club. After the meeting
reservations will he open to any-
one in the parish who is interested
in going to Portland with the
group.
Any further particulars can De
obtained by telephoning the ad-
visors, Mr. or Mrs. james E. Con-
nolly, HA 6-8548.
The average citizen will become
intensely loyal if it means a fifty
percent increase in incojne.
-- ,ill i ill i L .
Accordion
Lessons
enroll now for
class or private
instruction.
Johnny's Music Box
HA 6-4302
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- PtLbtihed,in '¢C'hrstmastown, U.g.A.}' SheRon," Washington
i i i , , t i t .... . • .,
Alumni Association 1 _ _ _ Wisconsin Families
To Present Award I " n r u, ,,, n e I[ invded To Po.!l.uck
nlMarch 15 Meehng I o w #.o.o ItBy VFW Auxlhary
The.. ,Alumni', Association. . wlll[ [ The. Mason Col nt3, VFW Auxil-
awad..,tn automate m0vm cam- I ]iary initiated a new member, Judy
era wti carrymg case, automatict ]Trail'at its last meeting. Wiscon-
movie projector, movie light and ! FALL WEDDIN - PLANNED :;in men al{d their families resid-
bar, 2 floo¢/ lamps, book, color car-I x.a ling in Sbelton have been invited to
toon and Kodak projection screen t *the VIi'W Auxiliary anniversar
to some lucky winner The award ' " 'nne" " • ' " Y
otluck dl ,r February 16. An
wtll..be made at the March 15 i Pami]ies not contacted to d,te a, y
meeting, cordially invited to attend.
'he lnoject iS to raise fundsfor' President Fae Robinson has ap-
the scho!arship which was given /pointed Marian ,lMmson as schol-
Iast year and for tle Alumni dance ' arship chairman.
this year. Tickets are 50 cents Dorothy Beerbower of Elms
each or 3 for $1 and are available VF Auxiliary attended the meet-
from Pat Getty; Ed Carney or
Charleen Smith.
Style :Show And
Lunch Date Set
The Olympia area council of the
Tacoma Orthopedic Association
will present a luncheon and style
show at the Tyee Restaurant south
of Olympia, at 1:30 p.in. next
Thursday, Proceeds will go to the
Mary Bridges Children's Hospital.
Bridge may be played after-
wards if desired; The public is in-
vited to atend. I
Tickets may be obtained at the
I
Tyee Restaurant or by calling Mrs. i
Bern Scoles,' HA 6=8567 or Mrs. I
Don Henry at TR 7-5304.
I
Ad,ertisirtff is 0iten misunder-
stood, even by business men who
should kilow it best.
No heat goes to waste when you use
electric heating
THE ENGAGEMENT.of Miss Jeanne D. Stevens, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Stevens, Grapeview, has been announced to Me.
C. Michael Hoskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hoskins of Seattle.
The bride-elect attended Arizona State University where she was
affiliated with Secretarial Honorary and Alpha Pi Epsilon. She
is presently employed at Peoples National Bank of Washington in
Seattle. Her future husband is a graduate of aaliard high school
and is employed at the Crescent Manufacturing Co, in Seattle. A
fall wedding is planned.
's. Salty Sashayers
M° T" EA2__Y') St
IT, KTCuNS, art New Classes
ODERNI?.EI::, ] ] The Salty Sashayera Square
' SeEET-t" .., .J- -- l Dance Club will hold its regular
dance at 8:30. p.m. Saturday night
-,a-, ,----a " /'d "l(r k ""*J at the M:emorial hail. There will
, ,% . be a potluck lunch. Visiting dane-j
. ers, as well as speotators, are wel-
come to attend all club dances.
Clint Renney will do the calling.
New classes for beginners got
off to a good start last week with
-. eight squares taking part. Regis-
ing.
Jayettes Guest
Night Is Tonight
Tim Shelton Jayettes will hold
their annual guest night tonight
at tile lmnle of Mrs. Tom Myers.
Co-hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs, Dave Thacher, Mrs. Dave
Look and Mrs. Tony Briski.
The program will consist of
slides of Century 21 shown by Mr.
, I)ale Whitesides and Mr. Lee Jos-
lin. The program will begin at 8
p.m. and will be followed by the
business meeting.
Guests for the evening will be
wives of all members of the Jay-
tees aud prospective Jaycees. '
sH;00/h;-6LV-B- iS
MAKING PLANS FOR
COMING EVENTS
The B Sharp Junior Music Club
met at' the Evergreen school ,Jan-
uary 30. The club is affiliated with
the State and National Federation
of mUSiC clubs•
The meeting was called to order
by the presidcnt, Sandra Manberg.
After the reading of the minutes
and a musical roll call the Junior
Collect was read and the Junior
Hymn was sung.
The program consisted of a re-
view of string instruments• Strad-
ivarius, the master violin maker,
and his Cremona workshop, in It-
aly were discussed.
An article was read telling
about the death of Fritz Kreisler.
He was a concert violinist at the
age of ten.
Mrs. Carlon, counselor for the
group reported on the Stillman-
Kelley Scholarship fund. The club
is donating toward this project.
Preparations are being made for
the February program of the Pa-
rade of American Music. Plans to
attend the Junior State Convention
at Seattle in March are underway.
w. ,, w.os00
Recipe Favorites of County "Resident
No need to overheat the
rear of the house to
achieve the desired tem-
perature In any one room.
Individual room controls
cut your heating billsl
ELECTRIC HEAT COSTS LESS THAN YOU THINK!
I=AE ROBINSON has three teen-age boys to cook for so she finds
she has to have a supply of quick recipes on hand. Minute Chili-
burgers is one of the boys' favorites.
If anyone ever had to have an
abundant supply of recipes for
quick meals it is Fae Robinson.
Fae's husband, Wayne, works
swing shift, which means he has
to have an early dinner. After She
gets him off to work their three
boys, Lentz, 16, Rocky, 14 and
Gary, 12 are soon home from
New Officers To
Direct WWI Meet
Tomorrow Night
Madrona Barracks No. 1462,
Veterans of World War 1 and Aux.
iliary will hold their February
meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow eve=
ning at the PUD auditorium.
This will be the first meeting
under the direction of the newly
elected officers of the Barracks
and a large class of new members
* U •
school ready to eat. Her recipe
for Minute Chiliburgers is a
special favorite of the boys.
Far is president of the Mason
Comity VFW Auxiliary. Her duties
in this office keep her quite busy.
She is also Distrrct Community
Service Chairman of the fifth
district.
Sports of all kinds take Fae's
interest with bowling being one
that the family shares interest in
as a group. She also likes to play
pinochle.
Minute Chiliburgers make a
wodet'ful after-the-game snack
or a delicious dinner when served
with a tossed •saIad.
MINUTE CHILIB UICGER$
1 onion chopped
1 lb. ground beef
4 cans tomato sauce
2 cans kidney beans
salt, pepper, chili powder, to
taste
• ,dy, be Climbers ,Clip
_ i- rdves After Losin
Try A Journa ' , [
I..Lt:- IIIL:I:L. n:_x_:_z M_ tl trieSutflill'eearr?.frnyenWe
B'llnilfi lllllllV lillrlRI Ifl .! ---. -.- --, interested in learning to square
a lmp|lV Vhllllli,J BP'IUB, I IIVi, ,IV, . l _ dance is welcome
f "'a n ^ " " ............ nd Tom - . ...... 74c -- ........................
O n so ounzy. JaCK J0m, presmenx; 'o .aymr a ....... I--Jv 'li r-* l How did the people of Mason
Webb, commlsslonerl; Claude Danielson, manager. -- ...... | County get along before auto-
' ........... Sr''bS, •radio, TV and moving
III II I " I t: :.: . ' I , "' i)ictures?
WH0'S THE tOW PRICE lEADER?
WHO'S FAt¢0Nl-with THE more low.priced GAS models than CHAMP? any other American-built c0mpact
FALCONI-a Falcon Six made history in the last Mobilgas Economy RuM
WHOSTHE SAVING .
WHI0!sFALCONt-6,000THE ' e, etweenFAvORiTE.?0ilcbanges, tw0-yea or 30,000 mils c001ant.anUfr! ,
FALCONI-way ahead in sales-with over B million happy owners In just over two yearzl
WHO'S GOTTHE LuxURY?
FAtCONl-with the e/egant Future, ad Falcon.Squire Wagon with wood/ikB steel side!
WHOS GOTTHE BIG CHOICE.-
• FNI-with 1 happy choicesl ,
FALCON, THAT S WHO t,
NEW COMPACTS, OLD COMPACTS, "ME.TO0" COMPACTS--FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW
FALCON BEATS 'EM ALL BY A COUNTRY MILE! COME IN--SEE THE DIFFERENCE--SAVE TH[
DIFFERENCE! Maybe some dl they'll put together a compact as good as Falcon... but they
haven't done it yetl Fatcot was iireateSt before--now in '62 it's 62 ways greaterl No doult about it!
Your dollar just plain buyi moreur when you get a Falcon--and there are lots of Falcon owners
around here who know it. Join them!
And who gfves you the best deal?
YOUR FORD DEALER, THAT'S WHO!
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JIM PAULEY, ING., 501 Railroad Ave.
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LECTION AT 3 s 1 " f' Grotl
"1 er 11 r*
on to your servi lelt,., g Swe
of these |oveiy I 1o' Sub s:--Jeffery 6
. . -- . , I(e.'_*xaaoun, Carte 2,
After renrry 24, ," I€,-? rs, Von 'Huff D
/ a I ..... IP=rM available al rl ;laad, Linn. S'outh
i ' H Cooper Olson, 1
@' Jr IVUW$ "':'[e e, NarLley Iikelsen 1
h ' 'dr' " ' '
Little. l,gyl)$, lnd d amburger buns v|,.
' , is to be ucte into the organiza- Brown onions m fr,,m "an add Beckwdh 1 8COre b ,
.... Sew and. S es _ _ I tion. The newly elected Command- hambur ez n s" oJ 'Y.. '. • a...,It oQU.rte.r:
Tile uitue mgsp hew anti ewSlor 'lz'o,, Nelson will ood,,-- ,h, g • a c K unl;lt aerie. .li$1r|lPa Rd:: ...... u xa 13
4-1-I Club met ai t.!je home of Mrs. I meetSng:' ............. bA:d tmato s.u.ce and k.dney vvn*"l ,p 11 4 6
MacRae January "1 The meeting .......... as ason wlth the salt, pep- - ...... d
..... • " ". .... A mgmmuve repor wi. oeer and chili -owd--- a ........ ];'s ai ro *EC
d,.f Tat v,,...., " I .ear. .u proseam *up .= us.u- over toasted buns ,•!.r. : r. , ' ' ' I[ v,r, L*.m.-orul
'Z:' "2: e,,.?.. _ ....... ling year will be outlined ,I .................. _, ...... > -Jtll - W
Tne IlSg salule ano a- pleage , . . • , -- ....
- -: .,,2'z;. ....... ;. p.i:'} •"Followmg the busmess sessmns La Recreation 16
were leo oy 19,,,' ...... c ...... a ..... 1;, • . lll] ........
- . , ,_ . . ,, of the Barracks and Auxflmry, re- II l • $ _ l a • • I . 'ller lost 14
zemna!..rne mmucs were reao freshments will be' served and a 1 " W'leer "'::::::: .......
,. .... Isoeialhourenjoyed An veterans[I This Saturdav Ninht:002 ........
and appl oved eat 12
. The posz!bi,iy o ?. ip was land their ladies a,; cordially in-, ............ • " ""J''- ,'r,er ...... 9
olseusseo. The meeting sates were I ,,, ,- ,,,-, /• - -- :T,'. St-,:£,?:" ::-" ..........
changed. The next meeting will be ............... [1 ][ax*- &" rich.-, lea 8'.'.m: ,llots 8
e ru,ry . ee ...............
" ..... .Doris Hickson, reporter Coffee Hour Planned II ,a- .. i|ll e r .................. '
'" II lroMts Bnlirn - P
• : • .... gh a ye Frske
• By Hospital Auxiliary . cries__
.'' .._, the Shelton General Hospital lflf.ll
Little Egypt , Rubye Fz
t '
roan ann 'ans --"--il"-r ........... " - Valentine ! B wl'J 'llmB 110' lO'mo '15" Piek.--
uz, .v wm save E Vera Bisho
Little Egypt Pot and Pans 4-H • i ll . p 4
O],,h ll" T ........ "'/' .... la h...... I Coffee Hour next Tuesday from ]1 - " ndaa 5-10
2.."&,,"2; ? .............. 10:30 a.m. till 12 noon at the home/|' oL___ .... __-_ , ........ It2 ....
°lffleT"ofe/:°:reS(1 wcre" Pres i of Mrs. R. W. Oltman, 619 li nmon-u[ympla l'reeway ' 1| n-- -_
iden " • ascade • • -
Jud;t'L:::al; 2eaegetel:eLePmraeS' I Admittance will be agft dona-tl At Schneider's Prairie- IPU00IMI:¢(
reporter Eltzabeti Hickson. . lUon fo the hospital booth. /I !![ --w|IIIWP.
gemonstrations were given by )
Judy Leonard and Elizabeth Hick- DEGREE OF HONOR }1 JUflillly DUflU Ifl rer$o!! I Sere_
son. Name of club, "Pots and l _ 'lne next regular meeting of the/I d,:2"'
Pans" was voted in. } --egree ef Honor win be at 8 p.m:/| Wilh Till BAP| 2"
Refreshments were served by next Tuesday at the Memoria, 'l "'"" "" """ ''" "" .oL
Judy Leonard. HalI. 1. " • • 1 . va .g ,
The next m eetin will be Feb-i There will be a Valentine ex-/I *lL,?wao
ruary 20. - i change. |//v'S "rw SE,VIO
,, .f
.... Elizabeth Hickson reporter ]
• * * * " / }"%%*€'3'*€€,,€,,.,'*'"'"" • .... ,,.,,.'", .-':,,,...*', .... .v,.,":4:::.::::':::..:*"'*-*.*"'. • • **,4[*r .-'..___,0,**. " ""''''*''*'.,....,:,...,.,.'''' "" .... '' ....... "-;" "''''''** i;'' ...... " V O,
The Lzttle Egypt 4-H Club met / f ' . e,
recently at the Jim Hickson home. t .' ,r lik
The. club discussed comm.nity l.2""e-.--___
serwce projects. Doris Hickson| ¢ ' .l[|[[ --i'i'i'i'i'i'i'iB) ]]]['- f ii, g CW, .....
adatiGg::ldme Schur gave demon- / :.:i _- 1' g..c
The next meeting will be held at { : ,.
Dennis Combs' home. O M'ST ..... 'Vlew 'IR WEL.OER,
Local tudents On [
OJC Honor Roll I ,,m,T u," '.'
Two She]to • . . V Iqea
_ . sudonts attendinl ..... , etg
01ympm Junior College. in Bremer- ., m, ,,,, --,. w ll0 e Pllianc," r
ton nave received notme" that, they -, ' ' I'.NAiilAN WHIgV i •" ,t..Ok[. orse Pum,
NOWE00JOTtlH00 _.,......, ,,...,..
1961 cholterm. larlene Hurst [i lll "111, S rllf ll -'HA%-
uoerg achieved this :
honor by having a 35 grade :; AI WA.l'llllhlU5 LUW,M-YKII;P:! h, -
average or better with ;'- credit ,, .ram ..--*mwJm-.---,---w..... .,v s.-..-a a aa, valle |
hours. $i ,
Easl's Knights
CA! l:li
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P
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• .................. ; ...... 6 3 38
n ,,To: ............. 4 2
.ui" ................ 3 5 35
,=e I li--. ver .......... 0 8 26
n, N iL s, Week
1[] liurUs 54, Fife 48
_ |1 [|" 6', Wite River 30
VVta s llrston 58, Pen::ula
-- m l, eltoa 40, South K] p
t Rtemerton 46 Shelto:
INTEt ' "y .:2; ;,,on
to the
46-32, F
'Little Clin
night
FAVORITE win ore
seconds.
couldn't get u]
East as they
the way. Brem
breaks
and Al Wagm
in scoring with
East's Scheyer
POint-maker
L't waste any
the new ]
Wilson's Ja
,1-10 after one
a torrid scoring
three perio¢
puppies.
Wagner was
or tle Climbers,
the 'Little Clin
were non-h
returns to
Friday at
Sheltc
0 f Brick
f Villa
• ." !edy 2 c Andr
at su"-' g Wal:
y , , °s--Richardson,
ia ', _arrison
::rfr4;nl' e;}y/ibson. 6. Manley,
Shelton s
p!e... SO Quarters
tT0 on your ptul ............. 10 9 9 1
.......... 3 8 10 1
• (OMPLETE OPE lN°" 40 ------
3n,rt s. Kitsl
AT
-]
otJI in 01
serv]
ovely
, 24, I,.'
Me r
Shelton Students on the general
honor roll at Olympic include
Sharon Kent, Jenny, Knautz and
Robert Mikkelsen. A grade point
average of 3.0 With at least 111
credit hours is necessary for gen-
eral honor roll.
Across the land/Canadian Whisky Rubinsteln cos-
is skyrocketing in popularity. Pro- OLD Mr.
Box Socia.l Slated
Tuesday B F
Y OE
FOE No. 2079 Will hold a Box
Social at 8 P.m. next Tuesday at
the Eagle's rport hall. Proceeds
will go to the FOE youth pro-
gram.
Women are reminded to pack a
box lunch for two people and turn
out for the meeting. Guests from
olympia are expected.
OES Past Matrons To
Meet Next Thursday
oder of Eastern
• -" Star, Past
Matrons will meet at 7:30 p.m,
next Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Alma Catto, 1319 Center
Street.
Co - hostesses Will be /¢lrB.
Alberta Lenders and Mrs. Elsio
WilsozL
some motorists Still think theY
can stop on, a dime. Statistics
shox,' tha akes a minimum of
100 feet to sto9 at 50 miles an
houl'. Remember You can't drive
a car in Heaven, Hell or a Hos-
pital,
Y:
$:
,%,
duction costs have dropped sharply
but moat prices have not except
Old Mr. Boston's choice Canadian
Whisky, now at Washington's low.
est price! Every light amber drop
has been patiently aged, master-
fully blended to a rare mildness.
Take it straight or with a mixer...
but take it from Old Mr. Boston,
there's not a bite in a bottlel
OLD Mr. BOSTON
CANADIAN WHISKY
A Blend
BOSTON
SLOE coametlClkcy
GIN .A 6.3
$70 --------
FiF] H
TURE
HA 6-24
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