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Shelton Mason County Journal
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April 22, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PAGE 12 SHELTON--M_ASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Publislaed in Ct~hristmastown, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washinggon I ? i:!: ,;.k / \ The bride selected her wedding paper trousseau and wedding accessories from Art Point Studios album. Yournew life deserves the finest! We invite you to see the latest wedding designs, beautiful script letter° ings, quality papers, napkins, champagne toastfi g glasses and other accessoriesin the Art Point album. I Free! with our compliments, ~ ~;u" Virginia Courtcnay's etiquette i" "~'~"° booklet, Ask for your copy. KATHRYN FLOWER TO REIGN OVER CATHOLIC YOUTH FESTIVAL SKATING PARTY FOR SIMPSON FAMILIES' There will be a skating party for Simpson employee's families from 6:30 to 9:00 pm. next Mon- day at the Shelton skating rink. All ages are welcome to attend. Admission will be by Simpson check .~tub or part of a time sheet for identity. Skate rental fee will: be 25 cents. i Stop in today!as'Make thls "ZEBRA TEST" yourself! KATHRYN FLOWER (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flower, has been chosen to reign over St. Edward's Catholic Youth May Festival which will be held at 2 P.m. May 2 in St. Edward's church. Selected to be Miss Flower's princesses are (left to right) Cathy Cardinal, Klmberly Doran and Rosemary Lambert. Junior princesses are Susan Wyatt, Barbara Dorcy, Kathy and Janice Witten- berg, Christine Frank, Michelle Wolden, Becky and Theresa Ring and Mary Jo Timpani. Flower girls will be Joan Brugato, Tins Tracy, Cheri err, Shelly Lisoskle and Ella May Malllnger, Queen Kathryn will crown the Blessed Mother and a procession of Confraternity of Christian Doctrine children will sing songs in her honor. F ve members of the CYO will lead the congregation in Rosary. They are CYO president Denny Cardinal, Pam McComb, Melody Morgan, Judy Smith and Mary Beth Connolly. Members ,of the Living Cross will be Jimmy and Michael Connolly, Pau and Mark Wittenberg ano mark and Pat Timpani. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will follow with Rev. Mark Wiechmann, OSB officiating. Orgdlnist will be Mrs. Ted Wittenberg. The public is cordially invited to attend. -~ Two Events For Moose Lodge Slated In April The Shelton Moose Lodge has two events scheduled within tha next wcek; enrollment ceremonies this Saturday and installation next Wednesday. hchel Knoll Guild Ral Sale Reporled Highly Successful The April 16 meeting of the Ra- chel Knott Orthopedic Guild was held in the home of Mrs. George Cropper. Mrs. George Grisdale was co-hostess of the 12:30 p.m. lun- cheon which was attended by 14 Oanzi Woodwind Quintet Climaxes Concert Season Presenting a superb program the Danzi Woodwind Quintet Cli- maxed this season's Mason Coun- ty Community Concerts last Wed- nesday evening in the Blue Ox Theatre. GOLDEN AGE CLUB There will be a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. this evening in the Memorial Hall for members of the Golden Age Club. Auto Glass • Exl~ert Installation JIM PAULEY, INC. 5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231 Auto Repairing • Major Overhauls • Brakes & Ignition • Welding & Tune-ups • Special Winterizing ED'S SERVICE 112 W. Cota 426-3926 Furniture Repairing On All TyP~ Enrollment ceremonies will be held in the Moose hall beginning with a refreshment hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. Enrollment at 8 p.m. will be fol- lowed with dancing to Richie Dra- pen's Trio from 9:30 p.m• until 1:30 a.m. The enrollment ceremonies will be performed by the Chehalis Moose. All sponsors arc asked to -- be sure and have their candidates "a[ COAT WALL PAIHT and their wives present for dinner. 1, .......... Installation of new officers will ~AI mln I1~ ~ ~l~Tur I~ ~ be held at 8 p,m• next Wednesday ~kd ~d~V =K~ D=| | r'i~K inoth;ehe:~l-elect are: Cover- .__. nor, Earl Owen; Jr. Gov•, Gerald ~ ~ ~ Watters; prelate, Bill Selby; Jr• ~ ~ ~ trustecs, Gerry Hart and Clifford , AV Gallon Howard; treasurer, Cecil Crow; Jr. p ~ . past governor, Joe Cronquist• ..... • ~ While and ready-m~ed Appointments by the governor lry ff yourself ~ ~ colors. 1000Maqstmw are: Sgt.-at-alTnS, Mell King, with right in our __ Colors slightly hlg~ two other appointments to be an- showroom. ~, . nounced. . ....... ===~ k,~ one ~ $ Dries 111 30 rn|~u~es. The pubhc is' co rdmlly mv,.t~ea ........ ~r .... _, to visit the Moose ~odge zor mis covers. -- • Walls ore easily wren•a, ceremonial evening. 4 .... ,= | eCleanupbreshorr4 lerwithwermw " ----------------- ~'~ JOBIES BAKE SALE • • A bake sale will be sponsored LUHB! l COHPAHY On Hll]erest "'~ ? " " ~ < by Job s Daughters from 10 a.m, Phone 426-4522 to 4 p.m. this Saturday in the Tradewell Store. Above: Ford GT--a laboratory on wheels---helps hour endurance events--at Dayto.a and Scb" g. tell us how to build better cars for you, Out- TIle spirit of the Ford GT, down to its distinctive ran, outlasted Europe's finest entries intwo 12- GTstripe,is available nowinall 3 Mustang models. THE ULTIMATE TOTAL PERFORMANCE CAR-FOI~ GT! THE CAR IT INSPIRED-NEW MUSTANG Available now as Mustang begins its second year with 417,000 enthusiastic owners and a long list of new options; New Total Performance for the Mus- tang of your choice--Hardtop, Con- vertible or Fastback 2+2. Add Mus- tang's new GT performance option package to any Mustang model... and get: Famous 289-cu. in., 4V, 225-hp V-8--same basic powerplant adapted for the fabulous Ford- powered Cobra m Floor-mounted, 3.speed, synchronized stick shift • Special GT grille with built-in fog BI1DE WALT DISHEY'S MAGIC SKYWAY AT THE lamps • GT 5-dial instrument cluster, including ammeter and oil pressure gauge • Unique GT insignia on front fenders • Distinctive GT stripe • Straight-through dual exhaust system with chrome "trumpet" extensions • Front wheel disc brakes. Also new from Mustang--full-width front seat option. Besides regular bucket seats, Mustang now offers front seats with a big, fold-down center arm rest. New ultraluxury interior option. You can order a new interior that includes new bucket seats with embossed vinyl inserts, new instrument cluster with wood-grain vinyl paneling--and much more: Test-drive America's runaway success ear at your Ford Dealer's soon. Best year yet to go Ford MUSTANG ! MUSTANG! MUSTANG ! PRODUCTS OF ~ ~ FORD MOTOR COMPANY PAVILION, NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIn II I I II I 501 Railroad Ave. I IIII III I III I Shelton, Wash. members. In absence of a president, Mrs. Pearl Dutcher conducted the bus- iness meeting. After routine bus- iness a letter was read from Mrs. Richard Brewer, chairman of the hat sale who was unable to at- tend, thanking all of the mem- bers for their help in making the sale a profitable success. Mrs. Selden Vander Wegen, chairman of the nominating com- mittee, and Mrs. Harry Deegan presentd the slate of officers for the coming year which was accept- ed by the g{•oup. New officers are: Mrs. Harold Nordeng, president; Mrs. George Grisdale, vice pres- ident; Mrs. Sea Grout, treasurer; Mrs. William Baker, secretary. Mrs. Groper Brewster passed Penny Drive envelopes out to members to distribute May 1• The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Nordeng May 21 with Mrs. Harold Nichols as co-hostess• April Meeting Of Eight and Forty Features Potluck Partners of the Mason County Salon No. 50S, Eight and Forty held their regular meeting April 12 in the Memorial hall. Fourteen members were present for the pot- luck dinner. The meeting was opened accord- ing to z'itual by Chapeau Mattie Backhmd. Martha Witsiers substi- tuted for Le Demi Petite Chapeau Lillian Norvold. The partners donated $25 to the National Chapeau s personal pro- ject and $25 to the bed endow- ment for the National Jewish hos- pital carried on by the National Chapeau. Report blanks were given to the officers and chairmen. L'Archiv- iste Rae Melcum reported her material had been sent to the L'Archiviste Departmental for her history book. Reports were given on the De- partment Chapeau's dinner with regrets given by Merle Smith for the paper neaemg saying it was a Forty and Eight dinner• After much discussion on the May meeting it was decided to have a no-nest dinner. Parners furnishing the potluck dinner were Augusta Twohy, Ag- nes AlexanDer, Merle Smith, Elms VChite, Ann Campbell, Rae MeN cure, Mary Sykes, Dora Jackson and Alice Hill. VFW Asks Addresses Of 6old Slar Molhers As in past years the VFW Post L694 plans to present each Gold ~tar Mother in the Shelton area with a plant on Memorial Day. As the community grows we ac- ]uire new Gold Star Mothers and ~ome who have been here in past years have changed their address- es. The post does not want to mis~ anyone so it has issued a request to those who have moved or are new Gold Star Mothers or ncw in the community to call 426-2090 so YOU will rcceive a plant Memorial Day. National Music Week Preparations Underway Preparations are being made by the Shelton Music club for Na- tional Music Week which will be celebrated May 2-9. The week will be spent directing attention of the community, as well as the nation, to musie as a vital part of our daily lives. "Make Music Your Keynote for Living" has been chosen as the theme for the week. The program is sponsored by the National Fed- eration of Music Clubs of which the Shelton Music Club is affil- iated. Local Music Week chairman is MrS. Bernice Stewart. EAGLES TO NOMINATE Eagles Auxiliary No. 2079 will hold nomination of officers at the next meeting to be held at 8 p,m. Tuesday in the airport hall. All members are asked to attend. SMITH 124 So. 2nd Heatin • Safety • Minor Sales 514 EIIinor Bakery Fresh Baked Bread - Cakes - • LaWns, Doughnuts - Rolls - Buns - " shrubs Custom Baked Cakes • Top sot HI'S BAKERY • Free e~ Oly. Hwy. No. (Mt. View) SUNSET 428-3179 Herbert Ba~e Beauty Rental • Complete Hair Care Almost • Wigs - Wiglets - Switches Bulldozers • Merle Norman Cosmetics Folding • Free Demonstrations & Chairs, ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON L 6th & Laurel 426-4,582 2216 E. 4th hzropraetor / , Office Now Open I Five men, all first chair art- 323 Franklin Street i Hou:l Li'rA3..2 ists from Amsterdam's Concert • Phone 426-8060 l orchestra, lived up to their ad- !vance billing of "the finest windJ.L. DEBBAN, D.C. THE both classical and modem eompos- 9-noon 2-6 closed Thurs. 114 2nd erconcert~ goers, who attended in I I large numbers, enjoyed tremen- .. .... dously the performance of highly uleanlng ~ervlee Sand, difficult numbers which were so • Janitor Service [ Top beautifully executed. Sheton was • Wall To Wall Carpet I ] • • Peal privileged to present the 32nd con- • House & Upholstery I • Cusl eert in the Danzi's first trans- • Complete Line Of Supplies ] continental tour. d" [ DEN'S JANITOR SERVICE1426-3552 ~i Johns creek • During, intermission, •_. the, tra t- .I 2103 E 4th OIv---'-,,..,a o~,,-,oo,°=° 4o=-. tiona[ annum meeung was con- I - ducted by retiring president An- drew Beelik. Ten new directors ..... ,-c'ssors Se~ were elected• They are Miss Irene ulea~llng ~ervlee---------- Burright, S. G Craig, Mrs. J.P. Carpets - Wall to Wall i SCISSORS' Everett Dr. H. L. Hergert, Mrs. Floors - Stripped, Polished C. G. Johnson, Mrs. B• E. Kreger, I Windows - Walls - Upholstery sHE/ Mrs. L. D. Starr, B. Winters, Mrs. I "SHELTON'S OWN" ~PRECl$1( Dorothy Jessup and W Williams I C/~a~'Nt"- g~nV = ~e~ Shelton SC " • th bos'rd ............. I C- ... Following the concert e . , . " " Ed e as Days 426 8138 Nites 426 4376 met electing Mrs. Dexter g i " " the new president; Mrs. R. W. "' , Norvold, first vice president; Mrs. T. E. Ward, second vice presi- Clothine Alterations ~ Service St~ dent" Mrs. J E Bar rom, secretary , o I I For GC and Dr. W E. Lucke as treasurer. I If you have an alteration I [ All Wo¢1¢ Y The new officers take over a grow- I problem, or button holes to I which numbers I| be made, eom~. to us I [ C & L Ti~ ing association nearly 500 since the successful I -'= ....... ! 401 8o' lstO~ • " " " v zecentl conclu I! LITTLE: & BIG "SHOP'PE | I 4018o. lS~;i memnersnip m.i e • y - a ded ~ II 1,, cots 426.42661 s, Reception Fetes I Rubinstein Tire Scr ! The Roy Evans II I I . ReeapP A. :dec] p i%dg ; =L II : P e ltae° "Sc Cosmetics I I . .sed : marr] eld April 10 in'1:he grogressll NELL'S HARMACY II 60 friends attended the party hen- [ ~,, I oring the Former Karen Smith[ _~ and her husband ' .... Travel ' . I xaectrlcal - . Air- Yellow and white flowers tuna streamers with white candles dec-Il • Fairbanks-Morse Pumps • BuS orated the nae'With daffodils snail • Electric Heatin~__o I • NOour fl~' wE~?tt:,blilllisCSn~. , ':agnd~O?baindedye~oth]l . Westinghouse Appliances, Angle :$~ and wl~ite streamers for table II SHELTON ELECTRIC CO. i 401 BallOt :i ,o.o Railroad Ph. 426-6283 cake was made and decorated byI ,hhe i%ride's m.otr~r, Mrs. Alex l'm~.._ ~ .... ~ Ser~l~ Smith. Jrr Serwng ~'ere Mrs. Glo-[ J~.~lUu. ~on~rac$1ng ------- ria Stone, MrS.aCn?. I-Ieight, Mrs./I . Reaso.ab,e Rates ' . Ann Wheeler V[rs. ShirleY/I . Large or Small Jobs. PhOllO.$ AI mst~ ong ' ' • " " were marrte- - ~/I , Bonded and Insured • CB ;P"" The Evansith Luthera ~ marcu / I I LER,Oq'8 27 in the Fa •, n church, ll C & V ELECTRICAL I The are making metr he I Mt, VIeW • y " me roll 1044 E. Dearborn 426-4264 I....~[ Shelton. [ l SEY CLUB TO I RESUME MEw~llTrI~eGS I Floor Coverings TV Ser~ The SEt Club _• its / I. U.o]eum 'st regular meetings, a~t.er the Lenten / I , Tile TV season A otlucl~ runner meeting / | . ~.,-.~H.~. will be held at 6 p.m. trim Friday | I - Formica ,in the chu}'ch p:2e~%t;~P~C:iY!ll/I REX FLOOR COVERING ~v~ made zor u*~ ~ ,,~u m | Mt. View Ph. 426-2292 ay. I,, On Saturday, April 24, new numbers for ,LOCAL INFORM/ ,'REPAIR SERVICE," and "TIME" go into effect. Shelton customers will also have a new party line access code. your new LOCAL INFORMATION number will be Your new REPAIR SERVICE number will be 774. your new TIME number will be 426-2900. To call another party on your line, you will dial 779 pl0 ent code number. You have received a directory sticker with these new Pacific Northwest Bell. Please paste this sticker on the inside of your directory over the "Service and Other Calls" section. , Remember "-use these new numbers beginning Saturday, Al°t" ! PACIFIC NORTHWEST Pat~ ot the Nationwid= Bell Sy~ten~ , ',