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gI-IELTON--MAg0N COUNTY JOURNAL---Published in ctChr stmastown, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washington
nur day, February
u • • • AKricuitural
m_ll ! i i i Output Per Manhour i, y31 percent
=m., • = = (m iimti' it ave, 'lg,
' " " ' " " d " n ,lan to mak "l " " l nil , ,s ,f o,, I~thows An Increase ,;f',7 ~l,t
"~l:.~*z. I~.-,,,i,z,,,~ Tao~.~ti,,fr IT~,,'a IVltf Iih,,,,.~,. %Vhat wonoertul food. Isn'~ aml Fred Jonnson secon pi - e t leir some nere at g 'a ¢ (augt tc '.. ( ¢ .nt . I .;" '~' ' . . .
l__~lSllt, ll..IL~.V~ZrUt,Z~ #-~,~ ..... /'3 ,~.-s~ ..... ,,~aj, this an exceptionally good pot-: ochle, Louise Kasten and Ed Sche- Canal View Terrace. The opel, Word was receiw, d by Paul an0 ] Outl)ut pet' manhour in the pri- in.this see t?r i~ suoJeeL,
Unofficial Honor Roll Posted Last Week luck ,,tonight- evenfor Lilli-: her, and Nell Vance, door prize, honse from 4 to 6 p.m. Sllnday af- [Millie Gerl¢ensmeyer of tilt+ biltlll \'ate economy i-creased 3.5 per- sam, to wine annual 11tl
W'nLo' Mrs Evelyn Nicholson, hostess ternoon gave neighbors an o{)0Ol'- I of a son to Mr. and Mrs Ernie/ cent last year over the 1961 index .................
By Ltmhz |lath,way I haw" at: least .a "B" average With "L)ici you get some of tile scan for the card party served refresh: tunity to meet Mr• Paulv. -" [ Minor in Seattle Tuesday of last] figlu'e, the Labor Department re- -- .
and Lind. Creasey Inn "D" or fmhng grades and must loped oysters?" ments at the close of the evening. Hearts nnd rosos ~ere effocilvo [week. Mr. Minor is the foster son ] portcd. ~1m ~l~wm~]
SJHS's l~lazel'S will havc their • ssume the lesponsioility ot get~ ~ ' .......... " ~ mRm vwL-amww~,
................. . - "Mmm This pumpkin pie who We kmw you will like having ly used to e,n.l.~r out th ......... *~.. of the Gcrkensmeyers and b~for0[ Afro's the list. three years the
next basketball g'ame in the Shel- ing his report card back to scnooI m~dt it'~ ' anothm of our I ill]wain Potluck ~t ir2~...:..: i ..... '; "F,7 .......... Ihis marriage livecl wHh tholn at] .... ; .~" ~.,~ ~'..' .... .,...{ ':..~ ~.~.. Available toyouwth(ltad'
• • ~ . • ~ . t ~ • ~ I " ~.1--. ¥c~1 ~II~IILtT S LII~III(~ O1 Llle at'- " t o , , ~ }_tv~J'a,~%t! l~.~,ll ill t.,tlLpt~.L pr~l' ll#.a~l- ~ .. " . .
ton gym tomorrow mght lhe Bla-by an appmlted day lherefore if . • " r " • ,' s " P he ' : . ,~cllptlon, ou! dzag called
. .... ........... , -r,~. ] .................... Mls. Gunt¢¢l, how did y m make Recipe,. ty,Pwo huge white hearts trim- ] t ~ Lllliwaup Motel. ] hour m the total prlw~te economy You must lose ugly lat or
zers wnl oe conlpeung ag:..s~ ,,~- I a sumen,, naa me, gla(ms ~o oe I this deliehms raspherrg cobbler?" Mrs. E. O (hmRel's Fruit Cohblermed in ted roso~ ,x, mo ,~,,,..~,,~, I MRS. AARO'N sister Mrs. Lois| w"ts 'tbout 3 3'1 her cent Labor lack. No strenuou~ exercise
ferson Jllnior High ( f ()lynlpia. on the honor roll bill, aid n )L ' . - " ..... • ....... v ........... ~ . : . . , ...... , r ~ r ' ' • ,lasso e or i'aki lg of so-ca
..... • ........ So ~cnt a sanlplmg of tile con- 1. MelL 1 cube butter ot m,ug-zn the decorations Red ros . - He,ton of Oakland, Cahf., is a vzs-~ S~cretar, W. Wfllard V~n'tz said "' g .. . ' ."
.. ." . • ~ ...... . .... Vt'rsatlo:l ] zidag evemng wh~ e a~m ~ m 9 x 3 p n. candies eentezed the table where1tot at t e t .... ~ n an analysis of "l report prepared :,ewing gum ODRINICX is
£'rlces are as 1OIlO~,VS a(l Ul.S gel Ins l'e])Ol'l~ card retul'ned on ' i' ," • ' "l ¢ "' ( ' ' 1 a ' . . es aFlo . ' ' h Jolt, hal'( holn~ Mrs • "~ ing can(lies, CI'IICK()FS ol '
~l; stuaents ,)o C(~ ILS XVI[IIOlll. tinlc, Ills ll~tl/l(.~ WC)UlCI SOL appear . .... '., .................. . • ~ ....... • ' ' "
-~-~" ..;" : r,-~ . , '. ' . ~_ ~ ....... I tnosc WhO at~enoeatne monIAlly Z. I~JOOK ~1 cups OI IrlllE %vltn .l. the cake and snarkltnc, red nunc'h ]Aar° sp~nL irom weonesoay u,/ by his department's Bureau of 'et and easily swallowed.
l~?t~Jd~ene~,:~;~`~nt?sa~e a~t( ion rne unoltic, ia, honor rou• [potluck slipper given by the Lil- cup sugar• (She used frozen ,'asp- were served q~l;e large~'white"ea,~,e ]Friday it, Seattle and upon her/ ,;,bor Statistics. That was higher, ~,~212~t~I~xiJ"l"oAtjil, g
' -. ~ ~ " ~ P" : ] Otlt of all the students, there Iiwaup Community Chlb ",'am- berries 'tdding just ],~ cup of su- was dee~ rated in red, with ~tames / return trip picked tip her sister] he said, than the l)ostwar average you siml)ly don't lmvo the u
Learning to use the),brary,m straight "A" students in the sev- and 'dressin~ to spagi~etti and ter and the fruit on top of the ti/ttl~ay°nazTvhe,°eca/~°n~.'.,vasa was in honor of Mrs. Alice Dor-/ gl?X ef;s?; n.u :,2 ;'.:ttg'tJho ,t Xt 7 nta i~t[~.s~lidd°~i, th~,)GuaR~'~
very lmportanl; all(i..,,.,.,__.a~[uselni as LJaO enth ,rl'ade . . . • . a v ' .~ ~u=,~t~cu oy ~c- [ - , . o ,, .
..... • .............. ~ . lneat bails, it was evident that zt batter. Bake 35-40 minutes in 350 ' " • hon~-'---man s birthday and f[msts were[ her manhour was 2 5 ~)crcont as ttu.n the pae!~age 1o yo}lr 0
m n};hwnim g, adC.wozamg .... onf Sa~'~re'f~n'u)ng Itnc aorar5 te~u~ I Tilt, total number of studentsr. , w,,s no time or place to be on a re-, degree oven Fresh or canned lv~m.be~?ll~n°~YeWe?thm/ .... S[taken to the Shelton Hotel for] ;;gainst' an increase" " of ,[ little' ' gi'::n:~¢e~lUno~}~E~a%" " " ' '
; • --, , - ..., ~ ...... t ..... I on the unofficial honor roll is 1,)4. t ducing diet It was too much fruit may be used adjusting su- ~.., .........1".. I hmcheon Those attending and en-| more than three -ereent for the this guarantee by•
pl~ep~re~,t~y ~21ss ~;:l- 7:::~,:,-.~:.., i Of tilo~;e 42 are in the seventh] fun not only g'ettting acquainted gar accordingly and pouring offM~s:u~lltil2 A~lle M-a~r2ern°n°~n were ]Joying a visit in the r hostess'] last five years an~ well over 3 5 lCrERG~E~N.I)RU6 ~
~. ~ ~" "~':'? .... ~ %- ~ ~ t grade 52 in tim eighth and 60] with the neighbors but with then' some of the hquid if fresh fmut~-~,~'-~ .....~..~"~ ~..~.~ ..... ....~'~o, ..~ ..... :: ~newly redecorated, home with its[ percent for the past three years Mail Orders Filled
~!~C~!ttt:s°ircii~~ i~;~oh~;!ieb~r;~il; in L;t~sftI~tni~];I~ put on a ] veAYfbestig~urmJ:d'~lh::~ed away giveh~N'~lt~h's DAY was chos- tMe~:ke' the honor g,~uest an~t'~;s~- ]cb~ua(~e!~f~tlea~]eq~leoff~rn~h~]gd~ M)~,/
.... ~, on ains"158 spring play entitled "Do You land washed by vohmteers, the en by hostesses, Mrs. James D. 'GEOROE Washi "on's .... IKate Burke Shelton; Mrs. N.J.L - ,
finis!},th_e t.est_, which c t . ' . Trust Your Boy Friend ?", a three ~ monthly business' session of the Reeder and Mrs. Harry J Pozor- d ............... ~ng.t~ ..... ~r~n~ / Sceva Mrs Lester L. Ager, Mrs ] ~C~EYI~P0~T~ C0.,~
pOSSlOle IMJInLS• ' .) . • f~J a~.~lt,Jak, alAll.~ UIULI~At~, LO JIIIIIU
Vunior hi,~h students ,.loused]act comedy by I aul S McCoy./club was hehl with the president,strz. as a perfect time for an m- the ~,ortrait of our fit st "uesident[Francm Akers, Mrs. John Short-]
,,,~,,,~ tho ~mnin hullelin~ boi~:d ]The first turnout was Tuesday. [ Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson, presiding, formal neighborhood reception at ; tllatVl~an¢~s o' ~h- ~nli in~th~ rn [ sleeves, Mrs. William Gilbert, Mrs.[ , . , , , , i • I , a , , . , 0 !
as he t t' offi'ci l" honor ron was [ Croons were heard from some [. Elg.ht tables w%o •in play .at the Reeder home hon%ing a b) !de [liwaup Post 5f fice '}'t was'a g lft] Rfibert L. Ro_we ,M!'s. F 'anl eS.| ....
posted Feb. 11.. To get on the un- t ninth graders as they receiveS] ~ne pmocnle game, las~ ot a serms ana groom, mr. ana mrs. Ar~nur to the office from Mr and Mrs /mmntyre, ~vLr~. ~.~LIW~LI'(_I .["A. d "|
• ( 1 ' student mnst their individual icturestaken of five pinochle parties given by Pauly. Mrs. Pauly the fozmer Russell Smith of Lilliwan'- ~ "" '| ner and Mrs T. Bryan Miles. |
official honor I)l,a . , P v ,, allS, • ' e - [i!!;!iii!;i~ii~i~?.i::.::::..,. :~::~:~:~:~;.::~::~:.:~:~:~:.i:;~[~i~:~:~i~i::{~;:i~i~?~i~i~iii:~i~:~
.............. ]onrliof ir the~year One of thelthe clnb Prizes were. awardcd to Mrs HelenR. Cool,. becamethe[,.t,~ ur,ro t~ld hv ~,~,m..¢a. W.;,t. ] Mr. and MIs. Paul Gelkensm y J
(m I I oo,~es from the re'nun of pictures t Mrs. Mattm Bacldund and Bryan bride of the Spokane man m Mos-IEvans This n~rtic-l-,, nai~ .... f [ er wez e droner guests Friday exe |
| ........... |] ~,iil "t)e affixed tonext year's high ] Miles, first; Mrs Charles Diesen cow, Ida Feb 3 and the couple [ Geor~,e Was~'n~t~n -was "th~'%n'e [ ning at the Lilliwaup .F.aHs home[
I HOm~~~~~~AL I' ~a:~i~/ SHELTON H~fiH SCHOOL rtEW~ i ~i2ii!i~ihreoO!~/~e ~.i~~~i~:i," " ~ of Mr and Mrs rr.ussen bmitn, ii !i i!i!ii:~i i~i!iiii:: ~I! I: ~I! ~ ii i!i!~
' ~ • • " • , " They spent a c p ~ "g . ' :::i:.ii::::i::::!i::.:::::::i::ii::i::i:::i!~:: ':~:::i:=::::!iii~iiii':i~!:ii::)~i~i ii:i: , ~:::, ili i: ::i : :iii!iii:::i::ii~i!:~
I uvn~m~m~m~ ]/rooms. The class, consmtmg of all] Band And Choir Members Partncipate ]hi I mado by Gilbert Stuart, of the~ Mr and Mrs Ole Knutsen (Mrs/
] Union ]1 b°Y~iy1~2ylPet;t~ f:t he [o°rLTitle] Solo And Ensemble Contest In Seattle [" thuerO OeUrinCt°Ue t . to learn] K.nesen was, a hiagn d
n donated recordin s of ' . . ot mrs. l~ees~, ' ....................
| | Comps y ... g .| ~ ~.,n,~. vem~,, ]wit n n 47 /more of this picture with its In-/,.Hh nt or friends in Seattle. in/
.. • .~, ..... , ............ h , sc_re of _-45. , ....... h.. . ..
I ", a-uarters I I the I~n!ted States.Consu~uuon anal Last Saturday members of the] The CUmbers met East Brem-[ complete background. Its massive,] addition to a vmit with their|
| a~v..~ a2.~*~2 |I the fit~t o!~ l~gnt:~o the elgn~_~] Shelton High School band and]et¢0n last Tuesday in the Shelton] sphinxlike dignity and strength_| daughter. They drove to Stanwood[
zor ~ a y I/g' ~ _ ..... .........~'g~, ;h~¢[ choir, accompanied by their direc- | gym, and will meet Port Angeles,/suggest Wasnjngpn's qualities or| one day to see Oran s sister. /
Marine I'roducts I/ses. ~ome % t~e s tuu_c~,~=CZ~- 7.-:.~-] tors Gary Nicloy and William P.I in Shelton this Coming Saturday] .madersnip, ~u~ no~ so n mcn of the| Mrs Lee reports that she is]
| ' |~ ~:nt~ra:vS:nmPm%rear~;a~gfu~'~()] Will'iams, attended the Solo and I night, A large crowd should pack ~ ~zo~ qua~iotli~is rwnicn enaeared/recovering nicely from the bad|
| |] __'~ " ] Ensemble contest at Foster High] the gym for this crucial and exc|t-ns s ~ .e s. . ] fall and back injury she exper- I
| . |~~.~ . |~ ~nem, | School in Seattle. ling game. [. Gilbert Stuar~ was .oorn.in 1755[ ienced the latter part of January, ~
1 mm~m~V~mm~m~v l/ --------------'---'--------- / ............ / / tn ~noae lslanG, when ne was/ , .... '-- -----U,ed over backwards[
I . nnnvnnanM. Forest Servuce Moves/who participated and their rat-/ ..... - .................. _ 120 he went to London: married an/ from a neighbor's bulkhead, 'l
I ~V/~V~II~ |] _ /..~.= x.ht~ ~.,~ from r Ihi~h~l ,:ngusnwoman an, oecame suc-/ A visit with Tacoma relatives I
cessful. He lived on a lavi 1 .calf . le ' ' ' ............................................................................................................ ~ .....
" ~ TO 0] m |a to iii are as follows: Saxophone • • was enjoyed on Va ntmes Day ::~ ................. ........ ........................................... ~
• h R,chardso y P w ch brought h,m into debt. He 'nso i; ~.~ .
I! mnn m t¢lcnarason, a~,. ~a ~I ~o. ~Zo,~,, ~ell and Donna Evan/ ~Im n ~u~ returned to Philadelphia and Bos-t _ ~., ~, Tack Catto who] ~~~
Evlnrude & Home te l/ .............. s_n.IQuartet, RossRobb, PamBoard-lt. l ]by Mrs. Frank obt n and hg i i: i!il
Ran """ ...... ~ "~ ' ' or oaug.~er, ,,.rs. o , . ~:~--~--~
| || ranger on the Drews Valley "[ .o+i~e~ TT. g~ ...... hon~ solo Perr''] ton and became popular as a p -[ ......... home ..... s"1 ~~t~
n . nnaT_¢. ||ger District of the Fremont Na-| S~et~, ~:ati~g'IlVplus; S~op'h0n~{ FROM OUR READERS trait painter and in social life• HeI ~a~i2j2ne:s:n~ Y;~n Dr anal ~rs't ~~
| ~v~|~ |] tional Forest,.La[!eview, will as-[ solo, Pam Boardmazl, rating II'[ died. in 1828.. . - .~ Mack Knutsezz and children, Cari]
| /| Sllnle new ~lu£1es Feb. 2~ as Utlll-| ~.~ __,_ ~:^u....a ~=~ .... *z--~/'~==================~*'~° TnlS por~rai~ was mane aoou~ _ .. also -' r] ~~'"
• ' i ' ,_,rum SO, t*, r~*u~*t~xu r~,~t=, ~aL*~ an(1 r~aren were . alnne --~--
| Sabrecratt Glastron|| zatlon and marketing spec al.lst ] III; (note•Mrs Dexter Edge ae-|EXCEPTIONAL FORESTERS three years before Washington'st .~ ests of 'the Roblnsons Tt~e[ ~'~1~ J
/ n.._ ~.--..~t_l.~-- // for the Pacific Northwest Region I . Y'7 Palm Boardman andI EXPRESS APPRECIATION death and Stuart reported he had[ ~-" L ~ on in law' andl ~~ ~
| DON~OI! VYll~tl~r ||of the U.S. Forest Selwice. | compameo | Shelton Mason Count-" Jonrnal great difficulty in getting Wash-| ~nu~Seen2 tI'MlSs C-~tto In thel
I Old Town I/ Although assigned to the Reg-I ...................... | ........ , mgton to relax naturally. He suc-I n?tor~mnn their made a c'dl at th;I
,orrec~ t;raf l/.............. ' ....... " " '1 ' "s II lus" St ve/ ........................ ~ ........ 'I home of Mrs. Robinson's son, Pier--j ~= _~-~__--__~===__~==~-~ _.~-- __=~------~ _~====~
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(; ~ w'll work out of Olvm nc National Madrigal Sin g~,: . p~ .~ . e This past Year has been a satin- horses and farmin . Stuart made • •
1 I ~ g ont, and ins wife Jean
Forest headqnarte~:s at Olympia,]Archer (Vo.ca.l ~olo), .; ~aroara] lying one to the people helping at least 40 paintings of Washing-'p ' " " ~----
. TRARERS - H~,oMr:s~Sehr?ll~IAc~ ] ~s~]3~ II~?'°) II, Lesne ~urra~/ the r~toaf:t~d ~iledT~a;~r; z:f ~e to~ :o~Pt :ehveetO[igcm~le:foth~? I Taste ?... .... liygohut~ee IPrice ?..leadmI g ~ha,
| |] of Richardson s work will bo with]The contestants were generally[ Washingtofl Association For Re-incom--lete back-round is ex:'lain| ' '1 n
~J state and pnv,~te freest land manes ratted on the basis of tone, inton-| tarded Children has grown in size ed b~~ the artisSt's nreoccu~)~tion Iaftern°°n'- ....... .I ~¢v~ ^ -- ~ ,
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Holselaw -, "' ' '' " . " . - " ~" ' ~" mr ana mrs. uon WeDD ana x-a.~ ............. ~yearsold
. agers, arson, techmque (breath,ng, rythm| and st,trite a~d has completed with the subject and lack of pa2t,~..o oe Eldon ~n,ovo~l I $~95 $~
Little Dude Richardson first worked for thetc.), interpretation (expression,[ many worth.wn.ile projects: ~eco.g- tience in filling in background de-I a~'da.,'in'~Ol'vm'uia" recentl'~as "t{~e ] v'~_____~O ' ] '~m#4"7~'~T.:
! ||Forest Service in California in I phrasing style, tempo), musical/ n!}ton a~ tnl~ ~s evmence.~ .oy me tails | ..... f= ,~f ~.~r~ nnd Mrs~. Franl~] rrooI.q,: ........ 86.8Proof [
| Bank Terms Available |11950. Die also has worked in pz%] effect (artistry, fluency, etc.),| ckatton given .oy tne ~SSls~ant ~:o Lilliwaup friends were saddened] ~o~rris .......... -]
• ndustt and fo~ the state of memorizin a earauce, choice of[ the Presiden~ of the unl~ea ~ates, . .........~.^ ~ ............... I"~ • ~ -
| ..... [Iv~te i • "Y ' " "'" . :l g PP .......... ........ ~u ,~r. u~ u,e u~u~ ,a~ ~,rm~y I On the hostess luncheon com-I T -- --
/ upen Tuesaay Enru ItNew Jersey Before moving tO|music stage presence. |~ta~zora w, arren ~ne reques~ ~y of Mrs Mabel Cora Babington,] • ~' '-. .............
-- -- L.~keviev¢ in 1963, Richardson ' . •. ~.the offlcersof }he W.A.R.C. ,to former'Canal resident o~ Tritot~ln~t.teef°~'~th~en~ee~ngth~s:hurs~l 1~
| Saturday IIworked ~'or lhree years on tn~.] The Shelton High School wrest-[ not% tnelr~arcn o oars meeting Cove Services were held in Ren-I ;,~.~"~:'~:i,,,*::~':n~=mhers: Mes~-I ~. -- --- -..~. ........
|1Beat" Valley Runner District of the] ling team members participated] in lvtason uounty, tne special m- ..._ "o_....~., **.. ~...~.+.../"~. .... "2 "-'; ..... 2-~v. -'~ ~ -." .. / 1~ ~ l~I I lr -It lIIF-I~Ir i-I
" "" ' ~' • " ~ " ~ " 1 um ~uu~ua3, ~,~t'~. a.~wa**~u., clames ~ester L. Ager, ~arl nan-
D~, QoQ ,~,)~,~ |lM',lheltr Nttional Fore. t. .~ttn a district match, this last -t " WhO was 76 -ears old had moved ] ........... 71 |~,n ~a~ n~| ~ n |~ 4H" n "m mr
s He is Sat terest shown by the local sehoo
a as.o~o-~o~ ...... administration and the wonderful ~ , sen an, Mantle l~acKluna. 'lne '
| [] a forestry graduate of New York] urday at East Bremerton. Shel- ] . '- '. - • with her husband to Renton about ] luncheon follows the 11 a m btls~-] ~" ~~ ~-~ VJt~ ~ V[
..| / State University. _ ] ton won the match,, with six firsttl baccep[ance^anath ...... al ublic.asslsm~ce g~ven three y.ears ago. ......, ] iness meeting and after luncheonnl CANADIAN WHISKY
[places and foul thirdS.` The .boys] y s. P ...... She zs survived by' her husband, Imembers and guests will hear al
who won the first place ~itle~ In revmwing some oz our tin- ~zo,,l~, M Babin~on and a dau~-h~ .... k ........ --
| ...... ;"- :'-" Thom"son ~ ancin~ "ro~ects the Exce'-tional ..... : "_ ""=_' _ . 2 "I ~rave~ tal Dy mrs. ~rcnle ~a|a-] However you set your standards...MacNaughton meets
/ were r~oo mm~, ouu P , ~ v • -- .. v -- ter Mrs (3eorge unurcn, ana tWOl hail / "----
| Larry Ewing, Dar0n Taylor SteveForesters Auction, ~ne. 1964 ~'al- , ...... o ......... , - , ..... ______~
/ 1~ ~ellstrom and Tom, . "l]~owe. The con the Cotton Oandy~ ,Booth, the
four boys, who Will act as alter-Christmas Tree ' Sale," " the Rum-
nates are Steve DoughbOy, Dave mage Sale and etc., 4t: is easy to
Dethlefs, Ed Lathem, . ~nd Dan see that with0ht the help "and co-
Barrom. ~ . operation of a great number of •
The matmen~Wit~ .d~t part!ci- friends, none of these would be
pate in the district i':~layoff~ at possible, The Washington Assoc-"
Puyallup beginning Feb. 20. • iatlon for Retarded Childrerl, Ma-
son County chapter, and the ,Ex.
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F;. ~ -,,,,-~*,o,':: o; the ~halton ceptional Foresters feel it is very
"~ ':'~".'~?., --•-. ~ ~--~ fitting therefore, that we ack-
High Scnoot ulrls A~nietlc.~s- ' -. - -- ,--
• nowledge this Dy saying Tlmnk
soclation traveled to Port ToWn- .. ~ -'I" * ......
-^-~ "-'"-~-'" ^ccom"anied ¢"" I xou, one • aria tu w ~noso WhO
........ ank ""ill Ihave done so much for us and
lnelr ,,visor, Mrs. v'r w a '[ *,, ~ ,~,,~-=, have dOne so '~"~h
to participate with Forks, .Chilli,-I~.~- _... ..... -'-
Scum Port Angeles and l~ortl~or retaraeo ~** .... ~a~f - i
Townsend high schools in a dist*J We would bee g :~ul, Bill, ~if:
rict playday. The girls were ;dli~-.l.You would ace ~.2~?eresp.ons~,~
ided up into teams to :compete:/~mW oz passm~ ~ ~ ~an~ xou
against one another plaY~!~ ~tng~I mes~ge to .the__ isP~OaPl:uec~t M~n
pong, volley ball, basketball and{Y.?unty::ror,tn~r all o~l~vC)a'-?lace
in relays• The girls also play a]ill'our nep.r~s~ extr~.~2y~u at the
fierce ~,.m~ .e ,,h,~,~ha~r]m~nt" in I journa!, ~9r u*~= . ~ ~iI~1 con-
............ ' ' ve h
which ~hey hurlJ"fleeee balls a't] sidera~e!:.Y.°u na n2 'vn for re-
[ tarded~ cntloren, e think it
one .,another in an effort to "elim-
inate' the members of their op- Would be fitting and desirable for
ponent's team, you to do so.
Most sincerely, ~
• *
THE SHELTON High School Ray Spilseth ~ ;
German Club will be initiating new~ : President WARC
members at the end of the third
quarter. The club is still selling Bob Kirnb~l
their cookbooks at a price of 50 THAT WHITE 'I~NE
cents, rather than the 75 cents My niece and 'I were taking a
which was previously stated The 10ng drive out in th'e counti, y~a
books are_ considered to be very
exceptional, and,are selling well,gy,the nightand sheWaSsa!d~a'rK"I&ndamVeryso gladfdg"
REPRESENTATIVES of the for that white line in the middle
American Field Bervlce mpeaker~ of the road. ,,
Committee were named last week• And I said, yes, there's that
g _th_
The speakers include Reid Prep- white line in many thin s in e
pernau, Duane Fagergren~ Pare world." And my niece thought that
Miiner, Joan Quimby0 Lane Premo, Would be a good idea for a letter.
and Larry Powell. The speakers In the roadway of life there are
Will accompany our foreign stu- two lanes, whichever way they
dent, Marit Vaula, when she
speaks to various Shelton clubs,
in the near future, and will ex-
plain the origin and purpose of
the A.F.S. project to newer cinbs.
Clyde Ruddell and Mary Lou Ran
kowicz are acting as the faculty
advisors.
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Approximately 45 Shelton High
School students participated in the
Young Life ski trip which was
held last weekend at the Paradise
Ski area in Mt. Rainier National
Park. The students left Shelton
at about 5 p.m. Friday and re-
turned Sunday• The group was
accompanied by Gery Nunnelee,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Morgus, and
Mr. and Mrs. Munson of Tacoma.
The group was entertained by sev-
eral musical groups, and invited
several guest speakers. The guests
included Jim Orr and Larry Dean
of t]~e University of Washington
and two leaders, from the ~outh
Kitsap ~/oun:7 Life group and
Olympic College.
THE SHEL]~Q" HIGH school
basketball team battled South Kit-
sap, to a 51-45 victory, in Shelton
last Friday night, only to be beat-
en by Central Kttsap in Silverdale
on the following Saturday nLght
may lead with the dividing white
1L, ie between.
These lan_es might be called
safety and danger. If we Stay on
the safety lane, that is on Christ's
side of the line, we are safe, but
it we slip over that dividing line
we might escape within a hair's
breath, and we should thank God
for another chance whatever it
may be.
Sometimes we might get too
far over the line and aro badly
hurt and so we may bear the scars
for the rest of our lives• Also we
may take someone else with us
on the danger lane, and both of
us get hurt so severely that there
may not be another chance for
either of us.
We might think we are strong
enough to get on the safety lane
any time we want to, but Satin
has us fooled.
Only by calling on Jesus Christ
will we have deliverance, and get
back on the safety side of the
white line.
We cannot pull ourselves out
of the mud by our own bootstraps.
Psalms 46.1--God is our ref-
uge and strength; a very present
help in trouble.
Evelene Farrell
(obviously,)
i'¸ .~..
Sdte we'~e proud that Mercury wss nsmed the best of the new cars-- after (our months
snd 4000 miles of testing by the Editors of CAR LIFE Magazine.
But. This coveted award wasn't exactly a surprise. It just confirms what ssles fiJ(ures
(pariicularly here in the West) have already established.., that Mercury hss the styling,
the performance snd comfort to make it the year's outstandi,g value.
Awards are nice. Especially this one--which is considered the plum. But if you reslly
want to be impressed, come in and slip behind ths wheel ef one of our ma~nlficeni new
Mercurys. Go cruising a few miles. When you return, we think you'll agree -- it just doesn't
make much sense to spend $3000 for anytlfing less.
501 Railroad Ave.
Shelton, Wash,