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HELTON---MA 0N C0 TY J0 NAI --Published in "Chr ',stma, town, U.g:A.", N elton, Washin#on
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Rainbow, Jobies
And DeMday To
Ce-s onsor Dance
Three organizations, Mark E,
Reed Chapte'r of Demolay, Bethel
No. 37 of the Order of ,Iob's
Daughters and Shelton Assembly
No, 19, Order of H.ainbow for
Girls will combine efforts to s'pon-
Y, OI' a ,'I~I71 i ~ fo ,'FA'I.1 "8"~Vf' e [.he.1 rt
~JV=il'l" lG:Lr,,h'try 19.
The (lance will be held from 8-11.
O nl. ill the ]',,a;~ '~n)ic temple an:l is
open only te t.h~).'.:e who have re-
ceived an ln'.iIaLh:ll fl'oln a D( I~]O-
'ay, Rainbow or Job's Daughter,*;
member. 'Pieltel.:~ will be $1..53 pm
couple and may he purchat;ed from
&ny Yl]enl~)e,' of the three o:g;(n[-
: ,? ions.
Chqperenes for the dance 'in-
elude Mr. and Mrs. Board, Mr.
'm'l ?.r"s Fe:'ris, Mr. and Mrs.
Rocky Mocri,-'.on, Mr. and Mr,s
,}ac'k Pov,,ell and Mr. and Mrs. led
kuseth.
Talk On Norway
By Foreign Student
Interests t)YO Here
Marit Vaula was g~eat speaker
for the t,'el)rual'y 2 CY0 nTeeting.
Members eujoyed her 'ta'lk and
eolore~ qlides about her .home in
qt~.va::trer, Norway. ReTreshments
were prepared and served by Kim
Doran.
A one act ~p]ay, "Mooncalf Mug-
ford", will be .pt'esente~t by the
CYO in Bremet'ton, ~Star 'of the
Sea Parish h'all at 2 p:m. 'Febru-
ary 28. Members of the ca'~t are
Pare McComb l~,a r y ~Connolly,
Rick McComb and Nathy Flower.
Director is Melody :Mdrgan.
CYO members will spend ,the
weekend skiing at Wlfi~e Pass 'as
guests of the Olympia .Ski Lodge.
Sandi Gnwer, Judy ,.~mith, '~hle-.
la Lichter and :Diane Zukowski
COLLEEN SHRUM'S sewing ability won prizes for her several will lead the cheering sedt~0n dur-
times during the five years she was a member of the Curlle ing the church leag~m ba'Mr at the University .~f Wash-
ington where his major is architectural engineering. He is em-
ployed 'by the Washington Natural Gas Co. as an engineering aid.
Republican Women
Prepare For Full
And Adive Program
The anmml meeting of the
Washington State Federatim~ (,i'
Republican Women was hehl in
Seattle's Olympic Hotel January
29-30. Club presidentS aY~d de'le-
gates we e briefed on "The Shape
of Po!itics, 1966" at the Friday
meeting.
The S~ttm'd'ty meeting had am its
theme "Focus on Olympia". This
meeting" recessed for a 12:30 p.m.
luncheon at which Washington's
new state chairman, C. Montgom-
• cry Johnson, was the keynote
3peaker. .
Thd. g't()und work was prepared
fro' a full and active progTam for
this year. *All +nierestefl residents
'ire cordi!tlly incited 'to the next
meeting of tl'e Ma~on County Wo-
men'S H, epublican Club for details
in depth. It will be held at 1:30
p.m. next Wednesday in the Me-
morial Hall.
-7-- 7 ........ Si5 ........ i,7,v7, -=
Live
regulator !or easy sewiug.
SI
Terrific Music by
The Bala,jo King Trio
JOURNAL WANT ADS GET
I GER SPEClA
Limited Quantity Available
ECONOMY
SEWING MACHINE
by SINI3ER
Sturdy, dependable
sewing mac'hine, llas
exct'usi ve t op?d'top-in
bol)l~ifi, and stitch leugth
o,ly
SINGER* Full
Canister Gleaner
'only ": ~''
Extra-capaclty
bag makes cleaning a
whiz. Complete with
attachments.
BE THE FIRST TO
CALL FOR FREE HOME
DEMONSTRATION
Ber/nte 'plays re:Kay hmtrumentS
and all requests, a~bcompanled by
MARTHA & G~NE FLEMI%I~I 117 E. 5th Olympia
Members Otfly
IIIIII II III I Ill .... . ........ ,.
Offkial Visits
VFW P. .t
At Last Meeting
At the February 5 meeting oI
the VFW Post No. 1694 the De-
partment Commander Eric Sand- , "
str0m, Dept. of Washington, Dept. + "
Chief of Staff for the West Side
Bob Dyer, and the fifth DistricI~
Commander Hy Hastings paid
theh' official visit. ~ • EW ', t i r~
New members initiated into the N' ' t ~)~S
post were Thomas Gray, Andrew
Bragg and Wilbert Busack. Dept. I ~\l~lll~ a.~,,,.._~) Ji~',
Commander S~mdstrom did the I
He also drew the winning ticket / . ~.~4'~__
for the half of beef which went to
Chaplain F. E. Minoiza.
Members are reminded to re-
member the birthday dinner to be "][ "~i
held at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 19 in the
Memorial hall. All Past Comman-
ders of Post 1694 will be tlonored ~'~~ ~O "M,~ke
and the Voice of Democracy win-
nor will be a guest.
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SIIELTON JAYETTES :
MEET TONIGHT
SheltOnp.m. Jayettes will meet at (,~ ~ ~(~tLI~'~E '~]~L~
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tonight in the home of %.~1 "
Marie Taylor with Marge Lycan ~ ' ~
as co-hostess. After the business
meeting the evening will be spent who'll :look their Sunday bbst in the Cunnln
making fir tree table favors which
used at the state Jaycee littlecottot sNOWinyournearbyModeO'Day
will
be
convention in Seattle in IV[ay. store. See them in :sugar 'n' spice ,colors and
Styles .., at lV' de O Day's tiny,prices.
Shelton, North Mason, Elma, Mon-
tesano or Mary M. Knight. Ther~
are no restrictions as to where or
what a Reed Scholar studies.
Winners of Reed Scholarships .Little Glrl's ~lzes #]) $~0
will be announced in May. 3to 6x .................................. ~ for '
The following students are at-
attending institutions of higher
learning with assistance of Reed
Scholarships: Philip Ch'amer, Eliz-
abeth Fredson, Gerald Parks and
Kathlecn Younfflund, all of Shel-
ton; David Osterberg, Montesano;
Dawn Daugherty, Olympia; Greg
Mowe, Elma; and Stetson Palmer,
Matlock.
Marriage Licenses
'63 VAL IANT V-|0e ,l dr. Sad ......... $159,5
Heater. Std. Trans,- Factory Warranty
'62 FALCON Del. 4 r. Wagon ......=t495
Radio - Heater o Automatic- Real Sharp
'62 VOLKSWAGEN 2 dr. Sedan
-$1295
Heater - Top Condition
'60 F )RD GMax:e 4 dr. Sed ............. =109,5
Radio . Heater- 'Automatic
'59 CHEVROLE Belair "6" 4 dr ..... $745
Heater. ~utomatlC
'59 PLYt IOU Cust. Wagon ...........
Radio -'Heater- ,Automatic = Power steer
'59 FORD Custom 4 d~. Sedan ............ $64~
V8 - Radl0- Heater - Autornatlo
'59 FORD Custom 4 de. Sedan ............ :$695
V8 - Heater Std. TranS.
'58 FORD V8 Country Wagon .....
i~adio - ~EeP - ,~t/t~mt=~tl¢
dr. wagon--:$51}5
:Heater - ~A:fftol~tio
HI ~At~ IU
• Girl's Sizes
7 to 14 ." ..................................... IlL ~r
,pr.
L~ong ~:B0X - 3 'Speed
'55 ½ Piokup ...................:$74S
V8 - "4 Speed - 'Canopy
~RD ]/~ Tan ~kup .......................
Healer - A.Vtbmatic -New Brakes
each or
~4 ~zi~elr~-petlte, medium, medium tall, tall
'1199 each
Fits L!ke your Skin
each
each or
for
Large 'Selection of 6prlng Colors and fabrics
to plus fed. ix.
Applying for marriage licen~s
in the Mason County auditor's
,~s royce z,~ ~on e ~ c ................... ~s495
2 ~Speed -4 Speed Tvhns.
office this past two weeks were:
Ramsey C. Maneval, 24, Brem-
erich, and Karen Hcndrickson, 21,
Bremerton.
Karl N. Sells, 51, Shelton, and
Patricia Benson, 43, Grapeview.
Sheal Anderson, 18, Pt. Ludlow,
and Carol Sancier, 19, Eureka.
John Bednarik, 18, Aberdeen,
and Wendy Davis, 18, Aberdeen.
John B0Zick, 25, Bremerton, and
Mary Norker, 18, Bremerton.
Leonard J. Torgusen, 18, Pt.
Orchard, and Gloria J. Miller, 19,
Brcmerton.
William A. Parker, 48, Poulsb0,
and Bessie J. Loop, 40, Port Or-
chard.
Jim Hilderman, 20, Bhelton, and
Pamela Sells, 19, Shelton.
Ray Drebis, Jr., 29, Shelton,
and Janet Larson, 22, Sheltom
Larry B. Noll, 21, Shelton, and
Sally Hall, 18, Shelton.
W. E. Timmerick, legal, Shelton,
and Kathryn Francken, legal,
Shelton.
Henry O. Austin, 41, Allyn, and
Ruth M. Doud, 42, Belfair.
SHOWN
STYLE 264--6 THRU 20
STYLE 264 JR.--5 THRU
STYLE 264X-14V2 THRU
s 100% Cotton
Cardigan ,Neckline
• Raglan Sleeves
• Front Button and Zipper
WhRe Only
.also carry a complete
of b,e :and two piece
in misses, juniors and
aM made in easy.care bl
riSp cottons ,and
$5.99 fn lrl..q9
Other Styles Can
ISe Ordered In
Or Colars.
to ttl2
Vbe 4Burberry type ~.opper
in Sklhner's rayo,/¢ot-
*.on ,blend Ta~kle Twill is
a magnificent ,all-weather
coat and super value.
Sleekly smart, with rag-
lan sleeVeS, It's ~a perYeo~
coat for any climate.
Sturdy water repetlent
finish. Sizes: 8-18.
OES PAST MATRONS
OES Welcome Chapter Past Ma-
trons will meet for a 12:30 p.m.
luncP, eon next Thursday in the
hom,e of h~/yra Ccqlier. Anyone
wi:~hing a ~ide should be aL Mrs.
Hack's by 10 minutes of 12 noon.
JOG BAKE SALE
The Alma Burke Jogs will hold
.a balte sale from l~0 a,m.-~ ,p:m.
Saturday in the Safeway store.
AUTHORIZE'D
426-3433
707 80~ First Shelton
GhrYsler--.P~ymou th---Valla nt
International Trucks
Evergreen Square
426-8293
New Spring
Coats
Arriving
Daily