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Pa s I=rELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Ohrlstmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washing[on Thursday,
Scout Blue and Gold Dinner Set
in Hood Canal Junior High
By Joyce Scott
HOODSPORT ..... The annual
Blue and Gold Dinner. celebrating
the birthday of Scouting, will be
held hnighL at 6 p.m. in the mulh-
purpose room at the Junior High
school. All Cubs, Boy Scouts, Ex-
plorers and their parents are wel-
come and urged to attend.
• Pr-school mothers will meet at
the home of Arlene Ncsbitt Feb.
27 at 8 p.m.
Members of Canal Court Order
Of Amaranth have scheduled a
ham dinner at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 27
to precede their regular lodge
meeting in the Union Lodge Hail.
A practice for the Court mem-
bers will be held Monday, Feb.
i5 at 7 p.m.
Jerilyn, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Larimie was bap-
ised at St. Edward's in Shelton
|ast Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Winne were the godparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Avene Riehert, parents
bf Mrs. Larimie joined the group
following the ceremony for a buf-
fet dinner in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Radtke, Jerilyn's other
grandparents, The Winne children
nd Cy and Missy also enjoyed
this family party.
THE AMERICAN Legion Aux-
illiary met in the home of Vera
,Shortsleeves on Wednesday night
for their regular business meet-
ing.
The home of Thelma Kneeland
'as the scene of a going-away
party for Dorothy Palmer on
Tuesday night. A clever skit car-
lTing out the "going away" theme
and fitting music entertained the
20 friends who attended. Mrs.
Palmer was presented a gift from
the group, Gloria VanLannen and
'aean Bearden assisted Mrs, Knee-
land with the party planning and
the refreshments• Game prizes
were won by Martha Michaels
and Iarge Gibson. Mrs. Palmer
left on Friday to make her home
in" Fortuna. Calif.
Mrs. Rudy Schwab and Mrs.
Archie Calahan attended a dinner
at the Hal McClary home in Shel-
ton Sunday which climaxed the
Commhnity Concert Membership
drive. Mrs. Schwab reports that
the Hoodsport area now has 20
memberships. New memberships
dded this year were Mrs. ]Ldxw- '
H. Jenner. Mrs, F. S. Mc.qtv(.
Mrs. Harold Millo. Mrs. Bri',
Myles. Mrs. Bryon Nelson. Mt.
A. W. Krsus, Mrs. W. J Mo}v.'-
mann. Mrs. Roy Mingus, M
Jean Moore and Mrs. Eugene Av-
ey. Student memberships were
purchased by Kim-Michaels 8nd
Rosemary Crumb,
MR. AND MRS. JACK Liem-
back recently returned from a
trip which took them south
through Oregon, California, Nev-
ada and Arizona. They enjoyed
visiting Claire Bearden in Palm
Springs and Karl Linscott and
the Jim Caves in San Diego. These
local people were glad to hear
first-hand news from the home
folks. The Liembacks say Karl is
doubtful if he'll hold out down
there unul our spring arrives. In
case Karl reads this, I have news
for him! We've already had it!
And from that patter I hear on
the roof tonight, winter has set
in again!
The Liembacks have been busy
entertaining since their return.
Mrs. Mabel Biggs from Bremerton
has been a house guest. An old
school mate of Jack's, Kenneth
Oliver, of Medford, Ore,, was up
for a few days.
All of the children at the Hoods-
port school enjoyed Valentine'
Day in their class rooms last
week but to the Pre-sehool group
it was quite a day. Twenty-six
children and 18 parents were on
hand for the affair. Each child
had made a decorated sack to col-
lect the Valentines his classmates
wished to give him. After the
days of anticipation, it was such"
fun to finally get to open them.
A: Manzanita tree. given to the
children by Nh's. Chester Rosen-
berg, was decorated for the oc-
casion. Singing, games and poems
were enjoyed. Mrs. John Den!son
and Mrs. Roger Addleman, room
mothers, served cookies and punch
from a lace-covered table centered
with a lovely paper creation car-
rying out the Valentine motif. I
especially enjoyed one little boy's
report on this party---"We was
goodcr than at the last one." Mrs.
Schwab, their patient teacher,
agreed.
Daughter of Matlock Couple Wed
In Lutheran Church Ceremony Sat.
By Dora Hearhg
MATTOCK.-- Saturday after-
noon, Feb. 16. was the scene of
very pretty and impressive
wedding at the Faith Lutheran
Church at Elma-of Miss Joan
Trenclemann. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Trenckmann and
2$,th Distrid
Legislalors Are
On II Gommiflees
OLYMPIA ..... ( Special ) .....
Through its three Democratic Sta-
te Representatives, the 24th Legis-
lative District is represented on 11
of the21 committees in the House
which now is deep in its 38th ses-
sion in Olympia.
Wifh each of them serving on
four committees, Representatives
Cha'les R. Savage, Dr. James L.
McFadden and Paul H. Conner
bet.veen then] will review most of
the proposed legislation that will
come up for a vote in the House.
Despite the fact they are in the
ra{nority party, due to seven mem-
bers joining with Republicans to
forL a coalition in the House. the
Dis'tY'CL's representa tires are work-
ing' hard toward constructive le-
gista(ion, including appropriations
for' Schools, public assistance,
highh's, public institutions, and
a]arie for state employes.
.ayage, who is serving his sev-
enth Lemn in the House. is on
gays and Means, Banking and
nsurance, Labor and Industrial
nsurauce and AgTiculture and
Livestock Committees. Dr. McFad-
den, serving his fifth term, is on
the following committees: Com-
merce and Economic Development,
Bgrlking and Insurance, Medicine,
Denstry and Drugs and Con-
situti0b, Elections and Apportion-
ment:
James Oliver Pike. Many friends
and relatives atten led and the
J cecption wa: a the 13:'ady Grange
Hall.
There will be a Benefit dance at
the Matlock Grange Hall Satur-
day March 2 for the Kenneth Ho-
ward family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodburn and
family of Shelton and Mr. and
Mrs. l'thur Sharpe and family of
Olympia Spent Wednesday even-
ing a.t the Lud Rossmaier home•
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Taylor and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Geiger all of Tacoma were week-
end guests of the Andrew McGar-
vie family. They also took in the
M:atlock dance.
Paul Rossmamr of hc U. S. Na-
vy arrived from Califo1ia Salur-
day morning on leave, and plans
to take his wife Betty and :(,n
back to Lemoore, Calif. the first
of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crea-
mer and sons David and Clovis
spent Wednesday evening with the
Edward Valley family.
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',]=IINGTON'S
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I rights reserve!
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OPEN WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
HAM
Full Shank Half,
Hormel or Henry House
14-16 lb. avg ................................. LB.
WHOLE HAH
Hormel or Henry
House, 14 to 16
lb. average ...... LB.
BEEF ROAST °' c,o.oo vow.
fine blade cut, lb.
TURKEYS
Shur-Fresh or
Lynden, Grade A Hens
10-12 lb. avg ............. LB.
45'
49'
45*
43'
HORMEL OR HENRY HOUSE
Ham Butt Portion ._.,-o
............ LB.
CHUCK STEAK
U.S. Choice
7-bone cuts
................ LB.
Ex Lean Ground Beef
LB.
BOLOGNA vo.,,oo,0000o 39':
" ' by the piece, LB.
RED FLASH FROZEN
Sal Steaks thick even 89
mon "°°" '
............ LB.
V E LVE ETA swa,soow,
Kraft's Famous € / (eKE MIXES
Process Cheese
Spread ! Assorted
Layer,
Big 2-1b: Stock up!
LOAF
18-oz.
Pkgs.
CRISCO
--ro Voget00b,,, ,€.OZ0000FOO.S
BAKER Y SPECIALS! Shortening,
Big Saving! H RY
DUTCH CRUNCH BREAD 3-lb.
Clovis Creamer was a weekend Till ..
guest of David and LeRoy Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diggle Jr.
and family enjoyed Saturday din- 15-oz. Loaf 28 C
,,,]
9
net with Mr. and m's. Eward Shur-fresh, Shur-fresh, 8 size,
Sust
Heat
Valley. Just try it! : n
cat.
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Boothe and v.- --,, """aa-- v ,,"eOa'
family of Hoquiam spent Sunday .............. " .........
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. I C.
Ford.
Mr. andMrs. Arthur Shal,p and CHERRY FRUIT WHIRLS TASTEWELL, REDSOUR
family of Oly]npia were dinner
guests of the Lud Rossmaiers Sun- PITTED OHERRIES 16-oz. Tins
day and in the afternoon.
They all called on the Irving
the Paul Rossmaiers.
Barbara Spalding was a week- Moist and Sweet! -- . = .... ,. - :i
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Citizens choosing to receive theh- ::::iiiiii:: iiii ii}!,
income tax refunds in U. S. Say- i i'"'"--:.-::.::::' ...................................... !:,..-J:.:+:::,::::"':"':':":::::::.!!:::iii:ii.F
]egislatwc, is active on the Public new plan, will be issued the smal- ' €
:h{s[itut}ons, Education and Libra. lest possible munber of the highest LUNOHE!N MEAT l l i I I a . , i l l l , iiTTUC " ' EA'211:I!
rie, 'Highways, and Fisheries. denomination bonds, with a check •
Game and Game Fish Committee. to make up Lhc balance. 671
Frm, Fresh Heads
_--r---------] CAMPBELL S (includes Mushroom) 10-oz. . ,,
' ' .... CARS MEAT SOUPS,,,,.,..,,.,,, 29 GRAPEFRUIT
NABISCO, FRESH!- BIG l-lb. pkg. WHITE
COACHELLA VALLEY----8-LB. BAG
HONEY GRAHAMS € ,
• II II • • • • • II l • II III I
i PySTC,,EREA S "" MIX O M H! 4151:[ ' ,RN,.S or 2
L R AT0, RUTABAGAS mPaAtR2N I PS' mix %'
l - ('-OZ.,, Alpha Bits (8-oz.), ,Toasties (12-oz.) l E U M Fancy Extra Large "See All Pack'
L h iV V The finest ............ Plastic tube of 3
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club sedan '1495
real clean, R & H, auto. " ...............
;]959 FORD pick-up, 6 cyl ................. '1095
wide box, rebuilt motor, 6 ply tires
1955 PLYMOUTH 4-door, V-8 ............ $345
automatic, radio and heater
1952 FORD 2-door, stick ...................... $195 SHfll00-rl}'i:00ll
DANNED FOOD SALE STARTS MOHDAY
" COTTAGE CHEESE
1953 STL DEBAKER pickup, 6-cyL $245
WE STILL HAVE A FEW MORE CALENDARS!
See Bud Pauley for a '63 Dodge Fresh € 00'0,h
Remember 50,000 mile & 5-yr. guarantee
- Centu
PAULEY MOTORS
]st& Raih'oad Phone 426-8183