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19, 1959 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton Washin Page 11
mm
- AUTO
A, SLOANE
E. Pine Ph. HA 6-4147
AWTON
LUMBER
Y
80UTH FIRST STREET
'tll Noon Saturdays
J, V. "Joe" Simpson
Owner & Operator
Veterans to Honor
Past Gommanders
Vetel'ans of Foreign Wars Post
1694 will honor their past com-
manders with a-joint Post and
Auxiliary dinner at the Shelton
Memorial hall on Friday evening.
All members are urged to attend
and join in honoring the past
commanders of the Post.
The mcnlbership contest between
veterans of World War I and II
resulted in the Post obtaining more
than a 100 per cent paid up mem-
bership for the year 1959 and
next month the younger men will
stand treat to the veterans of
World War I with a banquet.
Post officers for the ycar 1959
will be nominated at the meeting
on Friday, March 6th, and it is
rumored that a complete "slate"
oi "World War II veterans will be
offered to the membership.
Valentine Dance
Benefits Hospital
A Valentine dance was held last
Saturday night at the Active Club
for members of the Donnie J. Orth-
opedic Guild and their husbands.
Red hearts surrounded with ruf-
fles carried out the valentine mo-
tif.
Proceeds from the dance will be
sent to the Mary Bridges Chin
dren's hospital, Taeoma
Committee chairmen for the
dance were Miss Charlene Smith,
Mrs. Fred McGee, Miss Beverly
Jones decorations: Mrs. Bill John-
son, Mrs. Joe Parsons, food; Mrs.
Bob Ashley, Mrs. Jim Cross and
Mrs. Lyle Coleman, tickets.
MSM! ! WAS FEELIHG A
LOHELY HERE AWAY FROM
i'D. CALl.
tiOW'S.
E
THS
EN
ki>:
VFW Aux. to Fete
Past Presidents
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary will celebrate its 29th
anniversary next Friday, begin-
ning with a potluck dinner at 6:30
p.m. in the Memorial hall. The
dinner will be supervised by Bet-
ty Godwin and Sharon Metcalf.
Th(, anual event of the evening
will be the honoring of the past
presidents of the auxiliary and
past commander of the Post.
Awards and seiTice' pins will be
presented.
Past Department president, Mrs.
Willy Taylor, will show colored
slides of her recent trip to Europe.
Amy Frank and Lenora Borg are in
charg'e of the rest of the program,
who reported an evening well
packed with entertainment fox" all
members and their families.
Fee Robinson, Virgie Cleveland
and Myrtle VanderWal are in
charge of tables and decorations;
Viola Laugen, Josephine Sparks,
Bernice Jansson, Tekla Anderson,
Ruth Latham and Phyliss Moore,
clean-up committee.
The auxiliary will serve the Ki-
wanis hmcheon next Tuesday, Feb.
24.
North Shore Olub
Holds Gard Party erst,
Successfully defying sup , '-
lion, the North Shore Community
]Club launched its first social func-
tion on Friday, the 13th of Febru-
ary. Mrs. Ads Venard won the
grand prize in a pinochle and card
party at the Belfair Fire Hall that
was widely attended by Belfair and
Bremerton residents despite a hea-
vy snowfall earlier in the day.
Chairman of the event, Fred
Graham, announced that this
marked the first of a number of
public events planned for this area
in 1959. Iurther announcement of
community service events will be
made when the club holds its
monthly business meeting on
March 1 at 2 p.m. at the Belfair
Fire Hall.
STUDYING ABROAD: Col. and
Mrs. Jene E. Mills (nee Frances
Boylan and daughter, Jean, have
arrived in Paris where Mr. Mills
will attend the Defense College.
From there he will be sent to an-
other station in Europe. Mrs. Mills
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Boylan.
Journal Want Ads Pay
_ IIII
HOME
LOANS
r Convenient Terms
k Reasonable Rates
Social Even ts
Society Editor • Beve Wells * Phone HA. 6-4412
WEARS RING
MR. AND MRS. ANTON ANENSEN, Elma, recently announced
the engagement of their daughter, Toni Louile, to Mr. Larry
LeRoy Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stevens, Shelton.
Miss Anensen is a senior at Elms high school and Mr. Stevens is
employed at Northwest Evergreen Packing Company. A June
wedding is being planned.
SRA Pinochle Club
Plays at McCleary
The Shelton club of the Simpson
Recreation Association Pinochle
Club journeyed to McCleary last i
Saturday evening for a mixer
game.
At tim Feb. 10 meeting of the
Mata and Hari
Make Light of
Pantomime World
Ruth Mats and Eugene Hart
performed "The World in Panto-
mime" to the delight .of Mason
County Community Concert As-
s(rotation members on Tuesday eve
ning of last week. The top dance
group, Mrs. Alvin But:ler and Gil- attraction executed their original
bert Kuhnle took high score prlzes]choreo:raDhica 1 pantomimes with
with scores of 7030 and 7160. Low I the utmost, precision and technique.
scores were rs. Ausnn iarson, ........... i-
] A OIL OI numor was evloenL n
:1170, and Fred Zentner, 1 90. Tray- .. ......
eling pinochle prizes were awarded ]eacn OrTleneunm::::s n e t,,dPi(:
Mrs. Butler and James Clifton, t,=. • .... , _
-d 1 'nn +,'urn was held b- als l amau°n were put to WOrK as
Marion "' eeceand GilbeIt Ku" the pair enacted the roles of Thetis :
• bP ' "lBari and Charlie Chaplin in a
le. 'silent film flirtation.
This Saturday evening the club l
members will meet at 8 p.m. at=th e program was the presentation
TEN UP YOUR WHOLE DAY. AND
SO LITTLE. PacificTe[ephone
ICE.
CALLBACK HOME CAN
NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
Polish hall in Aberdeen for another
mixer game. The next local game
will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in
the Armory.
HAPPY/BIRTHDAY: Six year
old Randy € Heroin celebrated his
birthday last Thursday with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Heroin. Helping Randy with
the festivities were his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Honmn, and
sister, Debbie.
M
Mj.00crcury's new beauty is planned for people_makes room for 6, not just 4!
Here's proof you needn't sacrifice comfort for beauty Unlike most more leg room ... and a thicker, softer cushion. Mercuj has the
.
9 Cars, Mercury is beautifully built for roominess. For instance: roomiest passenger compartment of all Has the widest doors. Hal
the hump onthe floor has been cut i*n half, giving the middle rider the most visibility. Yes, you're ¢omfoltabl fix0d...ln I Mer¢lJl
:. : :
.,,,.z. d $ MORE SEAT CUSHIONING. deeper, thicker, softer
r er the middle rider. You'll find it's the most comfortable
lkeiahr,'of'the-car ride on the road. Mercury gives you normal sitting
" , rO, for relaxed riding comfort.
FIRST SIDE-TO'SIDE WIPERS that clear
a 5-foot swath, including the center
areal Gives yu better visibility thru
the world'l largest windaield.
NEW KIND Of RESPONSE
FROM 4 GREAT ENGINES
210-HP Economy V-8.
280-RP Marauder V-8--nemlL
must advanced engine In AmN'lol,
322-HP Marauder V-It
345-HP Marauder V-8. bilBelt Id
all '59 engines.
M I[NGURY IDIVlllOll
SEE IT_DRIVE IT_AT YOUR MERCURY D'$
Jim Pauley Inc.
5th & Railroad
Phone HA 6-8231
UALITY NIW OARS •., iAPII-ilJY Ug-iD OARi-,-,, IllI.IAILI IIRVlOI
Perhaps the best received in
of two teenagers in "Going Stea-
dy," depicting an exaggerated pic-
ture of a pony-tailed girl's crush
on a new beau and his appearance
at her home.
"Woman on a Couch" showed
a case of mistaken identity when
Mats mistook Hart, the window
washer as a psychiatrist. Despite
his troubles with his unexpected
patient, he cured her neurosis.
The team's ability for quick
changes was the main attraction
of the western theme of "Have
Gun Get Gold." Particularly hu-
morons was the battle between
Eugene Hart, the good man, and
Eugene Hart, the bad man in the
saga.
Officers of the Association are:
now planning tile 1959-60 con-
cart season, which it is hoped will
include four local concerts. Any-
one wishing to attend the coming
concerts in Shelton and several
neighboring cities may obtain lo-
cal membership by calling the
membership headquarters, HA 6-
3920 today and Friday from 10:
a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday until
noon. For the convenience of Hood
Canal residents, information can
be had by calling TR 7-5275.
Reed Guild Plans
Luncheon Meeting
A one o'clock luncheon will pro-
ceed the regularly scheduled meet-
ing of the Georgine Reed Ortho-
pedic Guild Friday in the Colonial
House. Hostesses for the meet-
ing will be Mrs Hal Grant with
Mrs. Alden Bayley as co-hostess.
Plans will be made for a visit
to a game farm.
Pinochle Party
The Beverly Hi-Timers will hold
the second in a series of card pax-
ties at 8 p.m. Flay in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. David Dick on
Beverly Heights.
GOODWILL TRUCK
The Goodwill Industries truck
will be in Shelton Tuesday to pick
up discards. Anyone wishing to
have the truck stop at their home
is asked to call HA 6-4847.
SALVATION ARMY TRUCK
The tzaek for picking up dis-
cards for the Salvation Army will
be in She]ton Wednesday. Anyone
having discards and wishing the
truck to stop is asked to call HA
6-2215 or leave them at 321N.
5th.
PHEASANT HUNTERS: Last
Monday Mr. Clinton Harley, Col.
William Fraser, Seattle, and Mr.
Laurence Carlson and Dr. George
LeCompte were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Scott.
Leaving for a last chance for
hunting pheasant until next fall
Mr. Harley and Col. Fraser left
Tuesday for Makwatt Game Famn
at Hoquiam. The game farm seas-
on is open from Sept. 15 until
March 15.
JANET HINTON, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinton, was
formally initiated into Kappa Phi,
national Methodist women's club,
recently at the College of Puget
Sound.
Mreie Whitener
With WWCE Choir
The 57-voice Concert Choir of
Western Washington College will
present 14 concerts throughout the
Puget Sound area on its annual
tour next week. Marcie Whitener
of Shelton is a member of this
choral group.
Led by Bernard Regier, director
of vocal music at the College, the
choir is composed of students rep-
resenting almost every part of the
state and many other states.
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
THE TROPICS
Schneider's Prairi+e - Shelton - Olympia Hiway
III
For the Remainder of February
Only!
Spring Air turns back the clock to yesterday's
price to bring you this "good old days" value:
See this luxury mattress with these important
features:
Gentle surface comfortdeep down firm
support.
t Level sleeping for complete muscular
relaxation.
• Extra strong edge and corner coils.
II Luxury decorator ticking-- a beautiful
durable rayon and cotton satin damask
in stunning gold and brown stripe.
THE SPRING AIR COMPANY
666 Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, Illinois
Copyright 1.959 *Trade Mark
M KRCAIITILI[
PLEASE SEND ME YOUR SPRING AIR
[] "Modern Model 70" Mattress at $44,95
[J Matching "Modern Model 70" Box Spring at $44.95
NAME ....................................................................................................
ADDRESS ..............................................................................................
CITY ............................................ ZONE ............ STATE ........................
Charge My Account []] Check or Cash Enclosed [J
M.O. K1
Please add any existing sales taxes
i
This Store Will Be
GLOSED NEXT MONDAY
For Washington's Birthday
i
I
I
/I
19, 1959 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton Washin Page 11
mm
- AUTO
A, SLOANE
E. Pine Ph. HA 6-4147
AWTON
LUMBER
Y
80UTH FIRST STREET
'tll Noon Saturdays
J, V. "Joe" Simpson
Owner & Operator
Veterans to Honor
Past Gommanders
Vetel'ans of Foreign Wars Post
1694 will honor their past com-
manders with a-joint Post and
Auxiliary dinner at the Shelton
Memorial hall on Friday evening.
All members are urged to attend
and join in honoring the past
commanders of the Post.
The mcnlbership contest between
veterans of World War I and II
resulted in the Post obtaining more
than a 100 per cent paid up mem-
bership for the year 1959 and
next month the younger men will
stand treat to the veterans of
World War I with a banquet.
Post officers for the ycar 1959
will be nominated at the meeting
on Friday, March 6th, and it is
rumored that a complete "slate"
oi "World War II veterans will be
offered to the membership.
Valentine Dance
Benefits Hospital
A Valentine dance was held last
Saturday night at the Active Club
for members of the Donnie J. Orth-
opedic Guild and their husbands.
Red hearts surrounded with ruf-
fles carried out the valentine mo-
tif.
Proceeds from the dance will be
sent to the Mary Bridges Chin
dren's hospital, Taeoma
Committee chairmen for the
dance were Miss Charlene Smith,
Mrs. Fred McGee, Miss Beverly
Jones decorations: Mrs. Bill John-
son, Mrs. Joe Parsons, food; Mrs.
Bob Ashley, Mrs. Jim Cross and
Mrs. Lyle Coleman, tickets.
MSM! ! WAS FEELIHG A
LOHELY HERE AWAY FROM
i'D. CALl.
tiOW'S.
E
THS
EN
ki>:
VFW Aux. to Fete
Past Presidents
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary will celebrate its 29th
anniversary next Friday, begin-
ning with a potluck dinner at 6:30
p.m. in the Memorial hall. The
dinner will be supervised by Bet-
ty Godwin and Sharon Metcalf.
Th(, anual event of the evening
will be the honoring of the past
presidents of the auxiliary and
past commander of the Post.
Awards and seiTice' pins will be
presented.
Past Department president, Mrs.
Willy Taylor, will show colored
slides of her recent trip to Europe.
Amy Frank and Lenora Borg are in
charg'e of the rest of the program,
who reported an evening well
packed with entertainment fox" all
members and their families.
Fee Robinson, Virgie Cleveland
and Myrtle VanderWal are in
charge of tables and decorations;
Viola Laugen, Josephine Sparks,
Bernice Jansson, Tekla Anderson,
Ruth Latham and Phyliss Moore,
clean-up committee.
The auxiliary will serve the Ki-
wanis hmcheon next Tuesday, Feb.
24.
North Shore Olub
Holds Gard Party erst,
Successfully defying sup , '-
lion, the North Shore Community
]Club launched its first social func-
tion on Friday, the 13th of Febru-
ary. Mrs. Ads Venard won the
grand prize in a pinochle and card
party at the Belfair Fire Hall that
was widely attended by Belfair and
Bremerton residents despite a hea-
vy snowfall earlier in the day.
Chairman of the event, Fred
Graham, announced that this
marked the first of a number of
public events planned for this area
in 1959. Iurther announcement of
community service events will be
made when the club holds its
monthly business meeting on
March 1 at 2 p.m. at the Belfair
Fire Hall.
STUDYING ABROAD: Col. and
Mrs. Jene E. Mills (nee Frances
Boylan and daughter, Jean, have
arrived in Paris where Mr. Mills
will attend the Defense College.
From there he will be sent to an-
other station in Europe. Mrs. Mills
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Boylan.
Journal Want Ads Pay
_ IIII
HOME
LOANS
r Convenient Terms
k Reasonable Rates
Social Even ts
Society Editor • Beve Wells * Phone HA. 6-4412
WEARS RING
MR. AND MRS. ANTON ANENSEN, Elma, recently announced
the engagement of their daughter, Toni Louile, to Mr. Larry
LeRoy Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stevens, Shelton.
Miss Anensen is a senior at Elms high school and Mr. Stevens is
employed at Northwest Evergreen Packing Company. A June
wedding is being planned.
SRA Pinochle Club
Plays at McCleary
The Shelton club of the Simpson
Recreation Association Pinochle
Club journeyed to McCleary last i
Saturday evening for a mixer
game.
At tim Feb. 10 meeting of the
Mata and Hari
Make Light of
Pantomime World
Ruth Mats and Eugene Hart
performed "The World in Panto-
mime" to the delight .of Mason
County Community Concert As-
s(rotation members on Tuesday eve
ning of last week. The top dance
group, Mrs. Alvin But:ler and Gil- attraction executed their original
bert Kuhnle took high score prlzes]choreo:raDhica 1 pantomimes with
with scores of 7030 and 7160. Low I the utmost, precision and technique.
scores were rs. Ausnn iarson, ........... i-
] A OIL OI numor was evloenL n
:1170, and Fred Zentner, 1 90. Tray- .. ......
eling pinochle prizes were awarded ]eacn OrTleneunm::::s n e t,,dPi(:
Mrs. Butler and James Clifton, t,=. • .... , _
-d 1 'nn +,'urn was held b- als l amau°n were put to WOrK as
Marion "' eeceand GilbeIt Ku" the pair enacted the roles of Thetis :
• bP ' "lBari and Charlie Chaplin in a
le. 'silent film flirtation.
This Saturday evening the club l
members will meet at 8 p.m. at=th e program was the presentation
TEN UP YOUR WHOLE DAY. AND
SO LITTLE. PacificTe[ephone
ICE.
CALLBACK HOME CAN
NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
Polish hall in Aberdeen for another
mixer game. The next local game
will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in
the Armory.
HAPPY/BIRTHDAY: Six year
old Randy € Heroin celebrated his
birthday last Thursday with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Heroin. Helping Randy with
the festivities were his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Honmn, and
sister, Debbie.
M
Mj.00crcury's new beauty is planned for people_makes room for 6, not just 4!
Here's proof you needn't sacrifice comfort for beauty Unlike most more leg room ... and a thicker, softer cushion. Mercuj has the
.
9 Cars, Mercury is beautifully built for roominess. For instance: roomiest passenger compartment of all Has the widest doors. Hal
the hump onthe floor has been cut i*n half, giving the middle rider the most visibility. Yes, you're ¢omfoltabl fix0d...ln I Mer¢lJl
:. : :
.,,,.z. d $ MORE SEAT CUSHIONING. deeper, thicker, softer
r er the middle rider. You'll find it's the most comfortable
lkeiahr,'of'the-car ride on the road. Mercury gives you normal sitting
" , rO, for relaxed riding comfort.
FIRST SIDE-TO'SIDE WIPERS that clear
a 5-foot swath, including the center
areal Gives yu better visibility thru
the world'l largest windaield.
NEW KIND Of RESPONSE
FROM 4 GREAT ENGINES
210-HP Economy V-8.
280-RP Marauder V-8--nemlL
must advanced engine In AmN'lol,
322-HP Marauder V-It
345-HP Marauder V-8. bilBelt Id
all '59 engines.
M I[NGURY IDIVlllOll
SEE IT_DRIVE IT_AT YOUR MERCURY D'$
Jim Pauley Inc.
5th & Railroad
Phone HA 6-8231
UALITY NIW OARS •., iAPII-ilJY Ug-iD OARi-,-,, IllI.IAILI IIRVlOI
Perhaps the best received in
of two teenagers in "Going Stea-
dy," depicting an exaggerated pic-
ture of a pony-tailed girl's crush
on a new beau and his appearance
at her home.
"Woman on a Couch" showed
a case of mistaken identity when
Mats mistook Hart, the window
washer as a psychiatrist. Despite
his troubles with his unexpected
patient, he cured her neurosis.
The team's ability for quick
changes was the main attraction
of the western theme of "Have
Gun Get Gold." Particularly hu-
morons was the battle between
Eugene Hart, the good man, and
Eugene Hart, the bad man in the
saga.
Officers of the Association are:
now planning tile 1959-60 con-
cart season, which it is hoped will
include four local concerts. Any-
one wishing to attend the coming
concerts in Shelton and several
neighboring cities may obtain lo-
cal membership by calling the
membership headquarters, HA 6-
3920 today and Friday from 10:
a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday until
noon. For the convenience of Hood
Canal residents, information can
be had by calling TR 7-5275.
Reed Guild Plans
Luncheon Meeting
A one o'clock luncheon will pro-
ceed the regularly scheduled meet-
ing of the Georgine Reed Ortho-
pedic Guild Friday in the Colonial
House. Hostesses for the meet-
ing will be Mrs Hal Grant with
Mrs. Alden Bayley as co-hostess.
Plans will be made for a visit
to a game farm.
Pinochle Party
The Beverly Hi-Timers will hold
the second in a series of card pax-
ties at 8 p.m. Flay in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. David Dick on
Beverly Heights.
GOODWILL TRUCK
The Goodwill Industries truck
will be in Shelton Tuesday to pick
up discards. Anyone wishing to
have the truck stop at their home
is asked to call HA 6-4847.
SALVATION ARMY TRUCK
The tzaek for picking up dis-
cards for the Salvation Army will
be in She]ton Wednesday. Anyone
having discards and wishing the
truck to stop is asked to call HA
6-2215 or leave them at 321N.
5th.
PHEASANT HUNTERS: Last
Monday Mr. Clinton Harley, Col.
William Fraser, Seattle, and Mr.
Laurence Carlson and Dr. George
LeCompte were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Scott.
Leaving for a last chance for
hunting pheasant until next fall
Mr. Harley and Col. Fraser left
Tuesday for Makwatt Game Famn
at Hoquiam. The game farm seas-
on is open from Sept. 15 until
March 15.
JANET HINTON, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinton, was
formally initiated into Kappa Phi,
national Methodist women's club,
recently at the College of Puget
Sound.
Mreie Whitener
With WWCE Choir
The 57-voice Concert Choir of
Western Washington College will
present 14 concerts throughout the
Puget Sound area on its annual
tour next week. Marcie Whitener
of Shelton is a member of this
choral group.
Led by Bernard Regier, director
of vocal music at the College, the
choir is composed of students rep-
resenting almost every part of the
state and many other states.
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
THE TROPICS
Schneider's Prairi+e - Shelton - Olympia Hiway
III
For the Remainder of February
Only!
Spring Air turns back the clock to yesterday's
price to bring you this "good old days" value:
See this luxury mattress with these important
features:
Gentle surface comfortdeep down firm
support.
t Level sleeping for complete muscular
relaxation.
• Extra strong edge and corner coils.
II Luxury decorator ticking-- a beautiful
durable rayon and cotton satin damask
in stunning gold and brown stripe.
THE SPRING AIR COMPANY
666 Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, Illinois
Copyright 1.959 *Trade Mark
M KRCAIITILI[
PLEASE SEND ME YOUR SPRING AIR
[] "Modern Model 70" Mattress at $44,95
[J Matching "Modern Model 70" Box Spring at $44.95
NAME ....................................................................................................
ADDRESS ..............................................................................................
CITY ............................................ ZONE ............ STATE ........................
Charge My Account []] Check or Cash Enclosed [J
M.O. K1
Please add any existing sales taxes
i
This Store Will Be
GLOSED NEXT MONDAY
For Washington's Birthday
i
I
I
/I