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28, 1963
SI-IELTON--MAg0N COUNT¥ J01NAIJ- Published in "Chqstasfown, U.g.A.". Shelton, Washington
PAGE 17
Party
Nell Vance
sup Com,
card party held Fri-
Was Well attended.
pinocble were
going to E s-
Olaf Broten,
Nichotson
son, 300 pinochle
and Oran Lee.
the lucky win-
Prize.
party in a
Nicholson
won the
rnesta Arro and
Were hostesses for
there were five
the next card
April 12.
N C'LUB
busines meet-
eeting will be
Clubhouse in
Will be called to
Ptuek lunch
12:30. This is
meeting as it
before
District Fed-
Clubs to be held
Woman's Club-
final plans will
this meeting.
s of Mrs. Carrie
last week
she had passed
at the Botts
a long time
)rt, before ca-
She was
Hood Canal
the Hood Canal
was an active
She will be
all who knew
were held
at Batstone Fu-
Sympathy
Pickering Homemakers Club Elects
Officers At Recent Club Meeting
Ry Betty Ann Shero ]now in Mexico with a gronp of
PIONEER. --- The Pickering North Mason teachers making a
Homemakers Club met recently
and heht an election of officers.
Those elected to office were Doris
Jones. president: Ann York. vice
president: Dorothy Chapman. sec-
retary, and Emaily Bacock. treas-
urer. Mrs, Elizabeth Nell has
joined the club. bringing the rnem-
bership to 27. The hostesses for
the meeting were Virginia Sneider
and Florence Fessler.
Recent visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson of
Spencer Lake were Mr. and Mrs,
Andy Walker and Mr. and Mrs.
John Wood and Sally Sue, all of
Pe Ell. Last Tuesday the Carl-
son's welcomed his son, Bernie
Carlso sand his wife. Bernie re-
cently completed a two-year term
of duty with the U.S. Army in
Germany, where he met Miss Eve-
lyn Zagler of Massachusetts,
whom he married on Thanksgiving
Day. Both of the young people
are enrolling for the spring
quarter at Eastern Washington
State'College in Cheney.
Mrs. Mary Cook was pleased
to receive a telephone call this
past week from her son. Harry
Cook in Columbus. Ohio. Harry
recently returned from Germany,
where he was stationed with the
army and had seen his month-old
daughter for the first time. He
will be stationed in Fort Benning,
Ga., after spending his leave with
his wife and child in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gregersen
of Ashford. spent Sunday visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Cook.
THE AGATE SEWING CLUB
will meet Thursday evening in the
home of Mrs. Lucille VanderWal.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vovind,
Seattle, were recent visitors in
the Vic Auseth home.
Visitors Sunday in the Randolph
Fitzthum home were Rev. Gerald
Herman. Shelton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Adlai Heinis, Arcadia Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Auseth are
PTO Plans Dad's Night;
School On April1
Kratc,ha I(adoun. Steve and Kim last Tues-
day evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Kratcha. Michael and Shelley
of Siletz, Ore.. John Kratcha Jr..
and Kathy of Bremerton, Mrs.
Cora Lester. John Kratcha of
Siletz. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kratcha. Linda and Susan aud
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha and
Janice.
Stale Liquor Store
LeaseT0 Expire
The lease on its Shelton store ex-
pires May 31, the State Liquor
Control Board announced 'this
week.
The announcement was made in
line with the policy of the board
to give general notice of the expi-
ration of its leases and does not
intend to indicate the Board's in-
tention respecting its present store
location at 113 South 2nd Street,
the board said.
The board leases stores five
years with an option to renew the
lease for another five years, the
mmouncement said.
Sales at the Shelton store were
$259.205.79 during 1962• the board
said.
FERRY RECEIPTS
Ferry Receipts from the Har-
stine Island Ferry for the week
ending March 23 were $161, the
Mason County Engineer's Office
reported.
P.T.O.
,arents and
and open
80 p.m. Mr.
science
during the
classes will be
ts in ad-
child in the
Work on display
Arcadia and
3n were
rsday ai: 8 p.m.
Church in
is the son
Rodgers
yllis Hansen is
and Mrs. A.
eraerton. Brother
best man
Hansen was
host of rela-
attended the
left last
Idaho Falls,
The bride-
With Simpson.
Club is hay-
Saturday
around
on Capitol
and bring a
the Saddle
next meet-
held April
on Capitol
4-It
18 at
Wetters and
as a new
tour of that country. Carol is stay-
ing w.ith Mr. and Mrs Jalmer
Auseth in her parents absence.
Tom VanderWal. a long time
resident of the Agate area. died in
his home Sunday morning. The
funeral service wa held Wednes-
day in Shelton The emmnunity
offers its condolences to the fam-
ily.
There wfft be an P. T. O. Board
meeting Thursday evening begin-
ning at 8 p.m. in the home of Le-
ona Tokes of Bayshore.
P.T.O. will be Tuesday evening
in the Pioneer School. Irvin Mr-
Arthur will speak on the proposed
curfew for Mason County. Every-
one is invited to the meeting to
learn what is being planned and
to comment on it.
THE ])AVE ROBERTS of
Seattle visited over the week-end
in the, home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Roberts of Deer
Creek.
Attending a 4-H workshop in
the home of the Mason County
Extension Agent Jan Windsor
were Doris Auseth. Estelle Bur-
nell and Betty Ann Shero. A very
informative program on correct
table procedure was presented to
the nine women present.
Mrs. Harold Auseth and Mrs.
Stan Sushak and sons spent Mon-
day in Tacoma on business.
Mary Lou Younglove has spent
the past few days with her fam-
ily, the Les Youngloves of Leed's
Loop Road. Mary Lou is on vaca-
tion from Olympic Junior College
in Bremerton. where she is in her
sophomore year.
Also home from the same school
is Bud Fuhrmeister, son of Mrs.
Floyd Rice.
JACK SHERO attended a pho-
togrammetry course at the Uni-
ve]ity of \\;¥ashington last week
with a group of 25 foresters from
federal, state and private indus-
tries in the state of Washington.
PIONEER SCHOOL NEWS
The third and fourth grades had
a combination St. Patrick's Day
and birthday party, March 15. The
birthday people were Patty Yeck,
Dena Stracke, and Virginia Zeis.
These three also furnished the
cupcakes. Cynthia Blackwood
acted as hostess and brought
cookies for everyone. The party
was enjoyed by everyone and they
are now preparing for Lheir April
party.
The sixth and seventh grades
have written themes on the ad-
vantages of pay T.V. An interest-
ing discussion was held on both
sides of the issue.
Miss Nellie Nelson of Lhe county
superintendent office took the five
upper grades on a tour of half of
the world by fihn. The children
enjoyed their trip through Hawaii.
Japan, Egypt, the Holy Lands anc
Hong Kong very much and would
now lke to see the other half of
the world.
Report cards will be issued next
week
Red Smith Air Force
Rep. AI Moses Lake
Former Highclimber football
baseball and track coach Rowland
P. "Red" Smith has been appointed
as a liaison officer for the U. S.
Air Force Academy in the Moses
Lake area.
He is a captain in the Air Force
Reserve and athletic director
guidance counselor and head foot-
ball coach at Moses Lake high
school.
He will represent the Air Force
Academy by providing informa-
tion and counsel to young men in-
terested in applying for Air Force
cadet nomination,
is the new
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ecided to sell
money for
going to bring
meeting
be held at
Brian.
4-H club
of their
March 20.
d the theme
the club
The
on a bake
held at the
members
Nots are
La-
on the
on March
TV Service
. Radio - TV
• Phonographs
• CB 2-way radio
LEROY'S TV SERVICE
Mt. View Ph. 426-3172
Tire Service
• New - Goodrich
• Recapping
• Used
OK RUBBER WELDERS
Mr. View Ph. 426-4832
Floor Coverings
• Linoleum
• Tile
• Carpeting
• Formica
REX FLOOR COVERING
Mt. View Ph. 426-2292
,
Radiator Repair
• Boiling out
• Soldering
• New cores
BOOM'S PLUMBING
HEATING, SHEET METAL
623 S. 1st. Ph. 426-3483
met March
Kathleen
on
and Dixie
on
Electrical
• Fairbanks-Morse Pumps
• Electric Heating
, Westinghouse Appliances
419 Railroad Ph. 426-6283
SHELTON ELECTRIC CO•
Florist
• Plants
for all occasions
• Flowers
EVERGREEN FLORISTS
4th & Birch 8 to 8 426-8479
reported
Y
Clut
ers of the
Club at-
Drugs
. Helena Runstein cos-
metics
• Prescriptions
• Hypo-Allergic cosmetics
NELL'S PHARMACY
Govey Bldg. Ph. 426-3327
at ar- Landscaping
will
• Lawns, rockeries, trees
shrubs
• Top soil tilling, leveling
knit- . Free estimates
Practiced SUNSET LANDSCAPING
for Dem- Herbert Baze 426-4718
Auto Glass
• Expert
Installation
JIM PAULEY, INC.
5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231
Draperies -
I , custom made
• free estimates
• work guaranteed
J. C. PENMEN CO.
305 RR Ave. Ph. 426-8283
reported Printing
I
• Quality Work I
I
of All Kinds
THE JOURNAL
.227 Gota Phone 426-4412
Alfred
Electrical
• House wiring & rewiring
. Electric Heating
• Trouble Shooting
• Licensed & Bonded
Contractor
JIM EINARSSON ELEC.
Star Rte. 2, Box 37, 426-6520
Young People's
Party Planned At Kamiiche Community Church Friday
By Mrs; Elda ()llo
KAMILCHE, There will be
another young people's p'_arty this
Friday evening at the parsonage.
These parties held every other
Friday are sponsored by the Ka-
milche Communilv Church, and all
lcentgol'S of the" colnnuulity fire
\\;vel (.*()In e.
The young people who have at-
tended report "a wonderful time."
Among those enjoying the Ma-
honey family remuon in McCleary
were Mr, and Mrs Herb Nelson
The reumon, atended by about
60 people, was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. dames Mahoney,
brother of Mrs, Nelson.
We are sorry to hear that
Harry Simmons is confined to his
home by illness, We hope he is
soonfeeling much better.
A family birthday dinner honor-
ing Mrs. Ball was held at the
home of her daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Chesley VChite. Dayton.
Attending from Kmnilche were
the families of Avery, Richard and
Carroll Kelly.
Mrs. Ball is the mother of Rich-
ard and Avery.
Mr. and Mrs Gene Tsylor and
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hunter were
Sunday dimler guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Justin Taylor.
Mrs. Cecil McHenry and son,
Rex. drove to Seattle Friday,
where Rex had a cheek-up at the
Children's Orthopedic Hospital.
Sin]day dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Woods
were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiles and
son. Pete.
LAST MONDAY Mrs. Gus Elli-
son had an exciting" visit from her
brother. Calvin Abbott.
Mr. Abbott's travels have taken
4-H NEWS
The Buttons and Bows met
March 20 with all members pres-
ent.
Patty Sheppard and Bobby De-
Marro were appointed to the Com-
munity Servi'ee Committee and
Mary Morgus to the Recreation
Committee.
Betty Wolf assisted members
with their record books.
The members will start their
sewing projects at the next meet-
inc.--Cindy Hovinda. reporter.
POLICE COURT
On the Shelton Police Court
Docket Monday night were
Charles DePoe. failure to yield the
right-of-way, dismissed: John T.
Murphy, drunk in public. $10 for-
feit; Daniel T. Dickey, no arter-
ial stop, $10 forfeit; William L.
Morris, Mason Apartments, minor
consuming liquor, $25 forfeit; Na-
than Hicks, minor consuming
liquor, $25 forfeit; William E.
Howe, contributing to the de-
linquency of minors, dismissed:
Jim L. Dishon, minor consuming
liquor.. $25 forfeit; Theodore Chap-
man, minor consuming liquor, $25
forfeit.
Douglas D. Charles. arrested by
police on a warrant charging non-
support, was turned over to Clal-
lure County anthorities.
hin] to the Orient and Mexico. This
is his first visit to Kamilche.
Mrs. Ed Sigo enjoyed a visit
from daughter Myrtle and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Penn. of La Pnsh
and baby, Susan Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy White (nee
Irene Marshall) with her daughter,
Mrs. M. C. Kiel and son, recently
visited many Mason cmmty friends
and relatives.
In Kamilche
and Mrs. Charles DeBord and
three children from Bremerton.
They recently moved into the va-
cant hOllSe OFI the Leo Lovgreen
farm.
Satm'day night gazests of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Durkin were
daughter, Lorrie and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Hill of Tacoma.
Son. George, and family dropped"
in Sunday.
visits were en- Mr. Feaurst of Gresham. Ore.,
joyed at the homes of her sisters, was a. Friday night guest at the
MI's. Tony Ellison and Mrs. Don Martin Otto home. Other weekend
Whitner, and brother, Chet Mar- callers were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
shall. Olson of Longview and Alfred
Last week Mrs. Emma MeDea- Otto of Littlerock.
ald. Mrs. May Roberts and Mr. Mrs. Justin Taylor entertained
and Mrs. Gene Taylor were birth- last Wednesday with a birthday
day dinner guests of Mrs. Carrie hmchcon honoring" her mother.
Durand of Shelton. Mrs. Harold Hunter. Other gamsts
Visitors at the home of Mr and were Mrs. Gene Taylor and Mrs.
Mrs. Haley O. Villines this week- Vie Butts.
end were son. O. D., home from , ,
Centralia Junior College, and their
daughter. Donna and husband, Mr,
and Mrs. Mel Snackberg, Elms.
SATURDAY (?ALLERS at the
Harry Simmons home were Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Simmons and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Sadler and
family from Tumwater, Mr. and
Mrs. Len Cole of Shelton, and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Simmons of
Olympia.
The community welcomes Mr.
Step up the
t
ladder
Lawlon Lumber Go,
Joe V. Simpson
, i ,,
LOW COST HONE LOANS
NEW CONSTRUCTION -- REMODELING
PURCHASE
6 % On Reducing Balances -- No Commission
Charges
Mason Oounty Savings & Loan Assodation
TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING
SH ELTON
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3 BIG DAYS
MARCH 28-29-30
RIGHT TO LIMIT
PORK Fresh, Ia.
Center Cuts
CHOPS
SPARERIBS
RIB STEAK
SLIGED BAGON ..
FILLET O'F SOLE
FRYERS. w,o,o bodied,
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PORK LOINnna-vL°an Lo,.
• "--------End .................. Lb. 43*
Lean Country
S,y,e .............. Lb. 49*
U.S. Choice
Verifine .......... Lb. 79¢
Verifine Quality
Controlled ........ Lb. 59*
.......................... Lb. 59
4/'1
TILLAMOOK
sI.29
FOOD
131'1
CAT
CHEDDAR
CHEESE
2 POUND
LOAF
KITTY BRAND
15 OZ. TINS
TOOTH PASTE
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SAVE 20c
SERVE-U SAVES-U DOLLARS
FROM SELECTED
GRAIN-FED,
PORKERS,
S,ur-rresh 9 To A Pkg.
HOT CROSS BUNS 39*
Shut-Pres. 6 To A P,. 3/99*
Cinnamon Rolls
Shur-Fresh 221/2 oz. /69
100% Wheat Bread 2 *
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29 oz .....................................
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Calif. Snow White
Lge. Heads EACH
Florida Irge size
for stuffing ........ EACH
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with grapefruit slices
for a spring salad, EA.
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29 oz.
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SERVE WITH StIUR- 3/'1
FRESH FANCY EGGS
15½ OZ. TINS
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HONEY GRAHAMS
SWIFTNING
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3 Lb. Tin ........................................ 59"
Box ........................................................ .
TANGY APPLESAUCE
INSTANT MILK o.o.,,oo
12 Quart ............................................................
98 °