Notice: Undefined index: HTTP_REFERER in /home/stparch/public_html/headmid_temp_main.php on line 4394
Newspaper Archive of
Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
March 15, 1962     Shelton Mason County Journal
PAGE 3     (3 of 20 available)        PREVIOUS     NEXT      Jumbo Image    Save To Scrapbook    Set Notifiers    PDF    JPG
 
PAGE 3     (3 of 20 available)        PREVIOUS     NEXT      Jumbo Image    Save To Scrapbook    Set Notifiers    PDF    JPG
March 15, 1962
 
Newspaper Archive of Shelton Mason County Journal produced by SmallTownPapers, Inc.
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information
Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader




ill • ThurMay, Mare VFW Re Meeting The next. regtflar ing of the VFW heM at S p.m. in the Mcmori:d arrangements for new affiecrs on April made. Rei]'eshments Bernice Ja nsson, son, Rose h:eir and Prize will be brought by dee Sm'ratt. IlETURN FI{OM Mrs. George Grig'gs turned from visiting and Wisconsin. She 1, beford Christnms. Slle her daughter, Mrs. james in Indiana and wiUt her law ill Wisconsin. Mrs. Griggs reports to Fe[urn home is mo:'c agreeabI 15, 1962 4./'/News Kamilehe Powder Puffs ailehe Powd,w I h ffl' .1-tl 8 t).nl. March 12 al Grange Hall. The Was called Io ordc" and decided ic, p,,qDmo al] nlollcy ilntil after abolll derqtmst r'tI ions ,.x e • ....... Faye li, ischm. ' reporter. e ,lal'c,h 12. {ne'tilu; t)i' It/,' rojecl meetinp dale a'cch 31. a! ihe home It was request- having small paint tg them to this meeting eonlmtlnity s(,rvice ts V,'cre lnde con- lly Day and Den> Itorse Lovers Meet Tile Mason County Monnted Sheriff's Posse met at. the Alf Ribbons residence Monday night will1 nine members present, There was a favorabie turn-out at the posse gr(mnds Sunday and more are expected to bc present next Sunday. All horse lovers are invited to attend dlis event. The gate opens at 1 p.m. The next meeting of the organ- ization is scheduled for Auril 2 at i;e Aif libbons residence. crest.ration Day. A'tter Demonstra- tion Day several members of the club will visit neighbors to gathe:" information for our comnmnity directory sign. ' Scveral suggestions were made for a money raising project for i (,ur cabin at camp. A final decision 'will Ice made at tile next meeting. Also at the next meeting we will discuss visiting the hospitals at I f.i)i]e. Mariiyn Christian gave a den> onstration on sifting flour; ano- ther on comnmn spices and their fuses vca.q given by Collen Shrum. ! Refreshments were served by l tile Shrums. A Rally Day skit :practice followed the nleeti!l, Paris...f0r all who 10ve to knit! DU PINGOUIN SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL  Published in "Christmafown, U.S.A. ESA HOSTS REGIONAL MEETING It's A Date Today, Thursday, March 1.5 Ruby Rebckah rummage sale, 9 a.m. ..... 4 p.m., PD'3D auditorium. OES Past Matrons, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Doris Hillman. Mason Co. Democratic Club, 8 p.rn., PUD auditorium. Bordcaux PTA, 7 p.m., at tile school. Friday, Marvh 16 Rachel Knott Guild, 12:30 p.m. hmcheon meeting, home of Mrs. Harold Nordeng. Ruby Rebekab rummage sale, 9 a.m. -- 4 p.m., PUD auditorium. Methodist WSCS rummage sale, 9 a.m., church baselnent. VFW Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Mem- orial building. Saturday, March 17 St. Patrick's Day. Annual Mason County 4-H Rally Day, Mt. View grade school. Legislative Appreciation dinner and ball sponsored by Mason County Democratic Club, Memorial HaD, social hour 7 p.m., dinner 8 p.m., dance to follow. State Patrol driver's license ex- aminer, city hall, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Mnreh 18 Sheiton churches invite you to attend the church of your choice. Shelton Yacht Club potluck, 6 p.m., PUD "auditorium. Monday, March 19 Shelton Garden Club, 1:30 p.m., PUD auditorium. SRA Pinochle cluh, 8 p.m., Mem- orial hall. Donkey baskethall exhibition " Shelton, Washington GIVEN PTA Page 3 LIFE MEMBERSHIP WFA Gets $15,508 [':1 I'|t fD II]IV Illelll t)eFbl seFvetl hy the ;llot (m })l•a rich of \\;Vest(t'l 1 ),':u'nlcrs[A':.suci:Hion reteived $15,- :l)S.gt :t b th(.!ii :dl;re of xAr[;'A's ,}','.500.-(J9 ()perali!lg ltlal'giit:; cre- l;I¢il fron I.()GI','.; I ecord bllsincss volume of $'/2,3b7,766, reporls ]IPiCl; [:;.'vh2k I)t';tllch ln;lllagel'. q"'e :i(* I'HI lllll P ? eli viDg. 1] O\\;," being distributed i'cprcsent 7!;._. :.,: ',, .::,!', q' ;tJl :t\\;c1"12',," €)I' $6,00 per ton [m rOl'nl/l][I f(CtiL 7 percent ret/ll'n (Ill all II()tl-fc(I fal'l?l Drtl- ducti(m supplies purchased t.hro'ugh VF'A in 1911, an(i a l cellt per 1)Oll;id (h;.ferr(M ilayltlt!nl (if fowl 1 ll [-I r k C t e (l• KNITTING YARNS COMP 420 SOUTH FIRST! Open til Noon J. Y. "Joe" )u gel on terms like AD TICKET on the in your stub and get your It would think you were ae condition that you drive it ': he full purchase price ? ld wonder about your sanity, on the condition that ill your rent back when you tldn't even listen to you. RANCE on the condition ugh the years and then if you have invested ? Here is real knittin " , , I • It..,, , g excrement for you. The world s loveliest i=,,.__ i.iellfi: Yarnsthat only French-enius could create the reci us ets IP t"O,1  i 'of Continental knitters..eac exquisitely'new Pand iffePre t vw LJL,,a. v k, ' 1,,,ill C vv =-. ,., -.- .,vx=.,, a, ,,-- i; olors to make your mouth #ater! The world's finest !;; Yarns at down-to-earth prices: .. 00aom .... , , =)='; • ;|'I TWEED-Fabu,0us yarn. Entirely new. 0nly 7 SUMMIT DRIVE • PHGNE HI the French could create it! No one else can make it! ' 00ILLI'M ,, a BIG 50 GRAM BALLS $1.19 each ---An amazing, indescribable texture and color M It goes all the way the roof. Only has Deep-Dip in primer roof--plus 8 other I rustproofing steps= 1' iiiiiiiiiiJ '" , , They stop when o|;';I brakes can't DoUbl '1 ._.ill Safety Brake System n'Jll  brakes st I work and*l I "L,f J- versa. Self-adjustl0)!  brakes standard, too. !' ........ - .-] tt's American car's. V.8 beat all other in front-seat (even Cadillacl six 6.footers easily, They won't rult o I/ Ceramic.Armored 2 fler, tailpipe against defect as as you own your Rambler. If either ] out, collLion cepted, a Rambler makes free re blending such as you've never seen! JE"UELAINE"00 BIG 50 GRAM BALLS $1.29 each -Bulky to the eye, but soft and wispy to el the touch. Knits fast and easy. BIG 50 GRAM BALLS $1.00 each SEE! TOUCH! BE TEMPTED BY THESE SUPERIOR, INIMITABLE FRENCH YARNS TODAY AT \\; They're America's IoV$ Only Rambler bringS ' Amer ca's lowest , gested retail priceS' convertible, 2.doer P} 4-door sedans and I one--all q u ality,l=. with Rambler excellem:; LER :t Car Excellence 7 SI First St. MERCANTILE: SHELTON ESA members hosted the Western Regional meeting of tile organization at the Pool Nuotare Sunday. Mrs, Floyd Ridout, left, acted as Toastmistress. Mrs. John McKnight, right, is the state president of ESA. The bathing beauty in the middle is Mrs. Dick Holland, who welcomed guests at the door, attired in an old fashioned bathing suit. e Over 100 women gathered at the Pool Nuotare last Sunday as Beta Zeta• Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosted the Western Region- al meeting for Washington state. As members were registered they were given :,mall pink fish with their name and chapter, as name tags. All officers and chair- men were presented with corsages. Mrs. Wayne Herren presided at tile noon Punch Bowl as Mrs. Ed Dun- bat' and Mrs. Dick Holland, in old fashioned bathing suits, welcomed guests to their Aqua Folly. 'Tables for the buffet luncheon had decorated styrofoam fish and seahorscs as centerpieces. Nut cups with a comical bathing beauty atop served as favors• Pro- grams portrayed a small pool on the cover. Pahn trees placed at random on the floor completed the Aqua Folly theme. M's. Floyd Ritlout acted as • g I toastmlstre, s throughout the i luncheon with vocals si.mg by Miss t Charleen Smith. The Wah-itulas, t local girls' swim group, performed [ several of their water ballets as I entertainment. Door prizes were I given out prior to the business, meeting. Tile business meeting was con- dueled by Mrs. John MeKnight, Washington State President, and l-:er officers and chairmen. Menl- hers pre,;ent were from Olympia, Centralia, Chehalis, Wmcouver, Longview, Goldendale, Tacoma, Seattle, Bellevue, Spokane, Ephra- ta, Walla Walla and Shelton. Saturday evening Beta Zeta FLOYD GIBSON Call Hoodsport TR. 7-5237 Our Hood Canal Representative KIMBEL MOTORS Chrysler-Plymouth Cars International Trucks e members joined the state officers and chairmen at a no-host dinner at Ritner's Chuekwagon Room. An Open House followed for all at the }tome of Mrs. Wayne Herren. Local merchants supplying the door prizes and souvenirs were: Dairy Queen, Banner and Burnett, Dorothy Towle, representative of Avon products, Beckwith Jewelry, McConkey Drug Center, local Pa- cific Northwest Bell, Acrolympic, Angle Travel Agency, Kimbel Motors, Jim Pauley, Inc. Timber Bowl, Elainc's Beauty Salon, Sears, Darigold-Mason-Kitsap Dairy, Sae- ger's Motor Shop, Ziegler's, Shel- ton Printing, 3'nc Bootcry, Park- er's Mr. and Mrs. Slmp, Safcway, Polka Dot, Rayonier, Inc., Shelton Chamber of Conuncrcc and I';lcil's Pharmacy. Chairmen for the Aqua Folly were: Mrs. Ken Evans and Mrs. Wayne Herren, Sat. night Open House; D0nnagene Evans, hospi- tality; Mrs. Glenn Sowers, invi- tations; Mrs. Dick Holland, pre- eg'istration; Mrs. Gene White, favors and Art. woi'k; Ml's. Bob Wolden, centerpieces; Mrs. Ed Dunbar, programs; Mrs. Bill Hunt. er, Mrs. Bill Kimbcll and Mrs. Larrey Corey, name tags and reg- istration; Mrs. Floyd Ridout, door prizes and souvinirs; Miss Charleen Smitll, corsages; arid Mrs. Bob Scibert, Mrs. Galen Burgess, Mrs. Ken Smith and Mrs. Haroht John- son on miscellaneous work. Mrs. Dick Holland acted ms General Chairman. SHIed.TON YACIIT CLi;II POTLUCK MEET SUNDAY The Shelton Yacht. Club pot- luck meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday at the PUD audi- torium. A delegation from Tacoma will be there to discu:;s the daffodil parade. Members are m'ged to be there to greet them. Walleye fishing on tbe Delaware is increasing. Even now these fish are caught in better-than-av- erage numbers, ranging from six to eight pounds. Jour, nal Want Ads Pay I00hildcra|t shees with. Pen|red soles NO W :f $5.99 , limited time ount o SIZES 8 TO 3 [a t 'then,enney's for Pentred oles e-uaranteed to out- ;?ers tt:I? el•s, or a new uai;' free' Scuff-resistant t,2} C'e ','?sist scratches: ;'epel &ter, defy wear' ile o 'eeps sha ) shoe tells when " ' Utgr. . 'pc f(r life of , " 'wa. anitized for cleaner wear! Clarge it! URETHANE FOAM EVEN HAND-WASHES! Soft, strong urethane keeps its firm shape no matter how you squash it! 17" x 25-; blue or, pink striped covers. 2 '7 FOREMO:ST , 12, OUNGE WORK GLOVES! Get heavy dnty C()Llon canwts gloves tor tough jobs! Inside nap for comfort, cotton knit wrmts for snug-fit! Sl 3 pairs for 1 sponsored by Shelton Lions Club, 8 p.m., Shelton gym. Tuesday, March 20 Fred B. Wived Post 31 American Legion, 8 p.m., Memorial hall. VeLInesday, March 21 BP'W potluck dinner, 6:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Mabel Bm'k. Lain'el Court, Order of Ain- aranth regular meeting, Masonic Temple. Rcpubncan Women's Club, 1:30 p.m., The Garden on Hood Canal. Hillcrest Homemakers, 12 noon potluck, home of Mrs. John Jack- son. State Patrol driver's license ex- aminer, city hall, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thnrs(hty, March 22 Golden Age Club, 6 p.m. potluck, Memorial hall. Rotary Basketball Banquet, 6:30 p.m., Mt. View school. Board Of Education, Gitizens' Gommillee Hold Dinner Meeling Tlmsday evening, March 6th, the Shelton Board of Education and. the Citizens' Advisory Committee l',eld a dinner meeting at the Ever- green School. The meeting" pr()vided an on- portunity for Board chairraall Wooldridge, to thank the memoe, s of tile present and past advisory I|luttroted Literature and "FARM-FAC?S" Plonnlne Form Write or,Call Today Western Farmers EACH YEAR EVERGREEN PTA gives recognition to a man or woman who has done outstanding work with or for the children in Association our community. This year Mrs. Josephine Moss, first grade teach- 407 S. First er at Evergreen was singled out to receive the award. This is her or 23rd year of teaching children in Shelton. Other "lifers" are S()Ulld Farm Mrs. Ruth Tylczak, Dr. Frank Maranville, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mr. Torger Lee, Mrs. Louis Beck arid Mrs. Etna Eliason. EqUll)mLllt ely. FL 2-4230  Littlerock Christian Science Service Slated .... How to gain dominion over lack ed into the heart of man, the Name .............................................. and limitation will be explained in things which God hath prepared Address ........................................... the Lesson-Sermon on "Substance" for them that love him. But God Town .............................................. at Christian Science churches Sun- ha(h revealed them unto us by his day. Spirit." From "Science and Health with .---------, ...... - ............................................ II ..... --""'= ........................... : 27 ........... L_ Key to the Scriptures" by Mary AVOID TRAFFIC Baker Eddy this statement will be read (p.301): "As God is substance and man is the divine image and - TO likeness, mhn shmlld wish for, and SEATTLE-TAGOMA AIRPORT ill reality has, only the substance of good, the substance of Spirit, not matter." Save Time -- 20 rain. from Shelton -- Fly with The Golden Text is fro,n I Col A¢l)n/VUnln Ir_n inthians (2): "Eye hath not seen, lLUii=illlilU Iii nor ear heard, neither havc enter- MOONEY AIRCRAFT SALES & SERVICE Newt and See Townsend A good listener is not only pop- ['tt()NE IdA 6-2.101 (,r HA 6-6106 ular everywhere, but after a while " o he knows sometifing. , P. 0. Box ,)26 --- Shelton, Washington --Wilson Mizner --..,---..,..a,,,,,,, committees for that has been rendered to Lhe district. Mrs. Hal McClary, chairman of the Advisory Committee, discussed plans for the future and introduc- ed other officers and committee chairmen. Mr. William Looney is vice-chairman of the comn)ittee and Mrs. Betty McClanahan, sec- retary, while the following are chairmen of various sub-commit- tees: Curriculum and Materials -- Rcv. E. C. Knautz, Administration and Personnel--Mrs. Mary Briggs, Finance and Buildings -- Mr. Robert Tanner• Others present in- cluded Dr. Douglas Larson, Frank Heuston, Virginia. Martig, Board members; Mrs. Laura Murphy, Board Clerk; Homer Taylor, As- sistant Superintendent; Frank Maranville, P/ttricia Connolly, Phyllis Goldschmid, Irene Bur- right, Dorothy Carlon, Virginia Bayley, Carol Carlson, Rae MeN cmn, Ctet Dombroski, Ruth Good- win, Selden VanderWegen, James Barrom, George Kaszycki, Advis- ory Committee members 1961 and 1962; and R. W. Oltman, Superin- tendent. The Citizens' Advisory Com- mittee consists of eighteen mem- bers. Fifteen ate laymen and three faculty member of District 309. • Appointments to the committee are made by the local School Board or Advisory Committee members. Shelton General Hospital Mr. and Mr's, Douglas Goldsby, Rt. 1 Box 9, a boy, March 8. Mr. and Mrs. Gary King, Rt. 3 Box 580, a boy, March 9. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McGee, 317 West C, a girl. March . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love, 206 Pine St.. a boy, March 12. Mr, and Mrs. Marshall McGuire, 600 So. 6th, a boy, March 13, Mr. and Mrs. Le.ster Bienek of 1211 E. Ellinor, are the proud g'randparents of a baby girl born o their daughter and son-in-law, M'r. and Mrs. Win. S. McGee, Fir- crest, Wash. Mr. McGee is the former An- nette Bienek of Shelton Bal35, ,lenny Lynn weighed in at 5 lbs. 1.5 oz. She was born February 10 aL the Tacoma General Hospital. Other proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. IO. SLuart. McGe.e. ro.rnlerly of Shelton, now of Diabhl, Texas, and great grandmnthcr Mc- Gee of Yonngstown, N.Y. Timber Owners Meet "Timberland owners in the Shel- ton district met Wedneday at the DepL, of Natural Resow'ces office in Shelton. Purpose of the meeting was to look forward to the sum- mer season and determine whether any extl'a fire hazard areas would be under closure. Office of Comnlisionev of In- ternal Revenue was created July the fine service ...................................................................................................................... " ...................................................................................................... THERE IS ORLY OF 6|IIU|N| eee0000NtR-;00 RE$$ 4;re00w-v Englander's exclusive Red-Line foun- dallon prevents sagging or horn- mocking because the coils are ioined together only in the mlddle by flexible steel bands. This allows the upper Ioyer of coils to yield ta your body Weight whUe the lower spring layer gives firm, oil over support. 328 Cota ON OUR EASY TERMS ONLY $10 DOWN! Why not enjoy the best in rest when it's so easy to own this enuine Airfoam Red-Line ensemble. Only &irfoam gives you the luxurious cushioning of coal, buoyant foam latex. And only Red-Line gives the firm support that is required ta match this gentle Airfoam cushion- ing. Start tonight to enjoy the miracle sleep lhat is yours with this outstanding sleep set. Englander Mattress of Goodyear Airfoam ........ $7,).7;) Englander Red-Line Foundation ........ $71).75 • AIRFOAM MA']'TRESS GUARANTEED F()R 10 YRS. WHEN USED WITIi RED- LIN E FOUNDATION 01se00 C0. "Fine Furniture for the Home' Ph. HA 6-4702 II I II I t