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J 29, 1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chr stmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE3 = ek -- It's A - To(lay, Thursday, April 29 4:00 J]~y ~ Rotary Club h,neheon, noon, ,: Ming T;ee Cafo. lemb, Toastmasters Club, 6:45 am., ) 3 c~ Tmlbel s restaurant. ® • ~5 Canal Court Anm,'anth rllm- ~,(t.. t~ tn]ll , . , p '1] nlorial ttall. • • PUD plant and rmnnmge :m e, ] I)i~t I)obller plant and rmnrnage :!i! 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m., PUI) au(tito,'-sale, 9 a..m. to 4 p.m., PUD Audi. ; ' • illnl, i Ol•itl,ll ll~l~dp~c Olynipie League baseball, Shel- Saturday, May 1 a m to 5 p m police station. ~~1 Preschool t:;TA bake sale, 10 HP~UI-UIIVN ]1 a.m., Mode O'Day store. WHEREAS music plays an l! Mt. View Com{mmity Chlh card invaluable Influence in the life |[ party, 8 p.m., clubhouse. lPleRed of our world;and IIPatrick T. Orthopedic Guihl ~. WHEREAS music is one of Illummage sale, PUD auditorium. .=,~ ~ the most sublime of humanll Fifth anmmlSheltonlnvitation- pusuits and is subscribed to by I at track meet, eliminations 2 p.m•, all races and creeds; and I]main events 7:00 l)•m., Loop Field. lilll.~l~ll~lllit0v WHEREAS music is the lan-II .... Su!lda'Yl~e~lai~:v2e "ou to ua e f all eo les an- . ii tsnellon cnul'c ,,' .Y =Incl ¢e0fpe; g g o p p o one ot [[ attend the ~!hll]'!!!l of yore c ore' " the greatest forces in creating Golt. Clubh.Jm' -.4rTiwny. - - mon " an- ,, .,,.nnuaJ ~ne,mn P~ - peace ana nar , y, a. [Icake breakfast, 8 a.m. to 1:00 p. veoeration ot Musm UULnOS --Iland gl~ests invited dedicated to encouraging young It " ~'~,,-d,,v ~|av 3 musicians, to increasing music- II PUD N'o:"h" al%.iss°io,; meetin al knowledge, ano ~o aovancin9 I I 1 p m, PUD commission 1-oom. American music ---.and its co- ~1 Cot=lty commission mccting. 10 operating organizations j o i n II • • • ., a.m., rout thouse. forces to d rect attentmn to the | ~ "'dg 1 lb 7'30 m, ~g~ ~il . .- SheltonBll eCt. P. • dynamlic influence of music ii, I[ PUD Auditoriu~m everyday living; I[ Tuesday, May 4 ~~ ~l NOW, THEREFORE, l, Frank ,, Kiwanis Club hmchcon, noon, A. Travis, Mayor of the City of 11 Memorial Hall. Shelton, do hereby proclaim the 11 City commission meeting, 2 p. ~"~iil ~i!~ii~ week of May 2-9, 1965 as Na-]]m., city ball. ,.~-~k~!;f;~!:~i .!~!i!!~!~i!.::~:: tional Music Week and ask that | Fred B. Wivell Post 31, Amer- ~L~~ e""RRI*'×II~:W ............ all citizens of this community ilican Legion, 8 p.m., Memorial hall. observe and take part in activi- [I Lions Cluh dinner meeting, 7 ties, recognizing the importance |lp.m., Shelton Hotel. qmgnThe(ll0weKit .of music, musicians, and music- ]l Job'i~ Danghters. 7:30 p.m., Ma- $~1000,=ul al organizations in the cultural Ilsonie Temple• life of our City, and State, and I] Salvation Army tnmk in town. the Nation, and World. I[ Phone 426-6564 for pickups or Dated this 20th da- of Anril Illcave at 425 North 5th St:. A O 1_q6~ ~ ~ ' 1{ Sl, elton Jaycees, dinner meeting, .... _--" - |l 6"30 p m Airport clubhouse Bus- /s/ F. A. TRAVIS, Mayor . "' ' " "'. fit• ^f Shelton |]mess meeting 8 p.w.. ~, y. u -. ' I/ Wednelhty, May 5 mason, t.ounty, I] Drivers' license examiner, 10 wasnington I[a.m. ko 5 p.m., police station• ;quare Theme' "Make Musk' Your I[ B.P.W. Chzb, 7:30 p.m. l, omc of Keynote for Living" |[Maybell I)aniels. |1 St. David's Episcopal Guild hm- ~cheon meeting, noon, at the ] ctnlrch. [ Thursday, May 6 ] Rotary Cltlb lunclleon, noon, |Mink Tree Cafe. | Toastmasters Club, 6>t5 a.m., |Timbers I{estaurant. / Yacht Club business meeting, 8 ] p.m., chibhouse. | Navy Mothers' Chlb, 7:30 p.m., |Memorial Hall. / VVorhl War I Veterans aml Aux- [iliary potluck hlneheon, noon, Me- morial Hall. LPN, NOT RN An LI: N is a Licensed Practical Nurse and an H.N is a Registered Nurse. Viola Stormo, LPN, at For: GRADUATIONS... S... ANN IVERSARIES. 0THER,s DAY .... any gift occasion Shelton General hospital, brought it to our attention that w•e had mistakenly identified her an an RN in a pictm:c ill last week's pat)er. The Journal regrets the el']'or slid hopes Nl.lr~e Stormo suffered no embarrassment from our mistake which was due to a misunderstanding. NOR H MASON HEWS . SAVINGS BONDSALES Lake NahwalzelMan Found Guilty Sees Crowd 0f Ins .._,:__., .....:__ L A• Carlson, co;,G =;- Seniors Start Annual Bullthrowin~ Contest For{-, ]UI I~15~11i~1~11[ IJIlaViL~ {ings bond chairman said. Sales • ,- -- ,-,. e~ ',"~ I I~.AL ..... @..-..1--_. I PORT TOWNSI~2ND Challcslin tile scate last month totaled a:eacners; ~mve Auction Is Held At)ril 22 I rI:ili~[ill~li uIillav . . ~. .....~- "."i $5267 047. .... • ~ McNeai, i'esi¢tent of ~lcDonalo "~ .... ~ ......... by .Debbie Rose couple opening's and if ~4A~lyoile is By Joaal] 'ruPlmr }Cove (between Ehlon and Brill-[I ------t tlELFAIK-- Tile .~;enior ela.~;s has ii:l.ere.~ted he or slit..~:hould 'eont'leI I LAKE NAH~VATZFL - Tile L non) was found guilt 3' here last I I I st ed the annu.d B • , ' " ~ ' " .r ~ ::. 3 ullthrowmg Mr Corliss Qt difi( ~ ions arc: 1. I lishing season got off to a goo(t Thursday nighL of negligent driv- I ___ .,,,.__._ I contest'in the I]al,s at noon Eaei] Next yo.t,' g.'.,des q-12 2 Begin stal•i l.tm. Snnday with favo'ahle I,,g. He bad bee,, at, used of ,t-II lfftH[lll 6 (¢alKI teacher has ~.t jar where the stu- praeti~'{d hlst weei< of Au~,ustl :L Iweather. Many 'fishernmn chose t tcmpting t(i hit two men, William ]l "" i dcnt.s put thou" money to the most l:hiy or finance your ow] ~inif()rln I Lake Nahwatzel for opening day. ] Casey and Harvey Silel)ardson, II ..... I deserving teach(jr. The sludenls it) t $16 00 .i No net d to pl yGet :nu the first limits of tl~,. with his trucl¢ as t ley walked on]l ~y l£oa ulsen I )ote lot tile tc, cnej,t}~(5 feel tells a musical ll]Stl'llln(!l]t All men bers]~ y, calh d to tha attention or ihis Ithe shoulder of Fhghway 101 near I| ~ o,,^~,,,,~, I tile Dig esl; anQ Vql](ISL slori( " , ' • • t ' . ' ' ~lcN • '' • ' " "~ ....... "~" • . g ...... s. "lhc will b( gl,l ted and ,ecmw~ crew.it - ],eporter, were Mr. and Mrs Ken- ] eal s home last Mmch 2~. |1 I wlnnu]g Leacneln ~'tllll llave his or evaluated on dependability, coop- netll \Vagner and Mr. and Mrs. Judge A. C. Grady filled McNeal I 2cz, I ,,er name puLo , (.'- jln.nual 15nll- ration and per f, nuna,,ce. Ton, Brown of Olympia. Also mall- ] $110 and sentenced him to 20 I I ,,,... " I throwing !ro.t.~ny wmea Is di!.~play- The P.T.A, Vaudeville was held I ing" a nice c'aLch Were HaPmon and ] days ill jail, suspended on eondi- II ,. I eo }n tnc nail snowcas¢!. T!,is e,m- Saturday nighl al 8 ,(nl ;n tbe lT)hn Holtman of Seattle with 14It!on of good behavior II ~'ig~ll~ :;;:::2:." I tesL Will IS, St [( r ai)otlt t l, ee ~ ' ' ,~ " " ' " "ish h tw l , . ~,,u,,s,, " . . .. .. . .ugh school gvm. lhe talent on the I, , een t le n. Mrs. Jim Dav,s { A photog,'aph of t,,'e tracks on [I complaint, s~ic, l~s.t{) be a hc~1.:o far, but this within the school ancl vicinity. IMonday aflernoon was go,~d]troduced by Deputy Sheriff Mar-/I [ :EI in newer I s." . . • ... , , z.- . 't ," .'ls r g events for l C ' ' .' '~ ." • a. drove by the pair but that I[ ~::J/ ' " I eo qUiLC a iew wcn l~.nown sollxS • ~ * 1 ' ' ' " " "- - " .... o ,~'-" " " g • the lugh school students I ie and l Ot ler trailentes spending the lall foul wheels of his truck were [| ~li~/~ have meant | ~ne Dana a,so o," uont two sing.- coffee was m,ld following the" per- I weoke,,d at the Reso,'t were the Io- the pavemnt. Both Casey and II i.~---~,~, smaller I ers who oio a song ano s~it num- fonnance in the c'~feteria for 25¢ { Carl Stensgaards, Renton, A. G. I Shepardson claimed neither "imd a {| rooms. And in a. small room, I b31:rsTha?~dt~m~b:yj2;sted/°~vttlw° This is a last reminder to all tTho.!])P~OW.S, Lee Clol~ey's, and weapon. ]the main dec.orating problem I .... Y" girls to get their dates to the ~mlm z~,v)ngsmn s, of ~remerton. I The case is the most recent of{| seems to be avoiding over- I one. ............. nu'd m ........... Tolo. Tickets go on sale Monday I. l,"2nLyaynon rsland weF Mr. I sew, al involving residents of Mc-II crowding while still making the I --~-l/.,,, ~, ~,,,~ '_'" ,' st*Jj'~"~ =~,,~ ill the offie.e. The Tolo is May 7 .w. ~. lvllKei ano. a group or Iam- Donald Cove McNeal is currently II room functional and attractive I bkUC[lOn WHS nel(l, IL , ai'Le(] aL t~ . " ~ ~, " ,', r' " " il r and lrienos ' ~. , lU the cif~tellt,,\lth the kmth 5 out on ,s ...... ll 10 30 ] ~.." , ~ . . } • ' '" . .... ] $1 o00 bail on a charge of I I You can ~i.ually "enlarge' | ~o~?(;¢i'~'~Jn:,'e: ~ctioned 'o'~lt]" ~]t~3 Baggerly Band supplying the mus-] MR. AND MRS. v]~ED S pri[lg- ]second degree assault over alleg-|| your rooms with iight or .pale I ...... t-; '" ~. ..... .~ • • ~.. ic. Tolo wcck will start next week ler m t~rinnon ano mr. ana ~rs./cdly shooting Casey last May 3 ]| colors, which cause the walls | .w^n,tman,.?ary~.t,tm,) .t~co, ge:.~l: with many activities. Remember'[ t~onald Thomas of Snelton were |in the chest, though not serio[lsly II to recede, to "push back" away ,uw ~avtu zxuwa,~s,,, ~mua boys the p_'irl pays tlnlner guests ~unoay aL ule sonic inh, rino" hh,, a ~i,~il~, nha,a~n II f~rml Vnn 13n, lr ~t ~otxr inh n~ I ~:,ch~,.JudyTu~n~::..FL~ ~lf~. All Jumors and Sen,ors who a,'~ ]of .~,_an~ M,s: Ralp.h S2l,nge,_ [~gatnst Casey on McNeal's corn-II colors b.vc a tendency to move I -~ .... ~c.v, ~.u,~ ...... ._~.~, ~,,~,m,y commercial majors or are atLend-I, weeKena gUeSLS ac tile lJonle o1: )plaint that he was fired upon by II in on you, and they should be | ~t.yer,. ~anoy vleury, o ez.t..~jmn,N . . , ing vocational school are to con-{ Jvlr. ano ~m's. ~rnel TVelt were Casev~ was. later dismissed. An- II u s e d " s,.ar.nobn i~,~ "i. ............ ~,~,,o~ I t~lu t~ope, JoAnn ~cnlumgel, tact the counselor Mr Hawkins I Howard Weed and Mr. and Mrs. I othm ~t~ .... ~ ......i~ ~h .... II ....... I St~vemp~eMier°, 2eerGfi~f!th,^DL- Also, all juniors'and 'seniors in-" I nto,l Mr: I II Select: }nrnituro that is rela- I ~'"; ";':'"%.. ~':"~2, ...';'2~'~", . Q~". terested, in any branch of health I and ~rs. r~ooert wars ana son ()z / sev~ over the March 27 alter ca- II j_...,f'vr~lv --~---li~rhf ._ I ~a¢~y, JnYl l~oa(1 l~lll nugnes l~ln Blcnleltorl a- ~...~. ....... " ..... n.-l-,-"w--~ or nlcdlcal seicnee are to check| };2 ~l[ . . ..... {tion has yet to be heard in Qun-{{ andsmall ~ I ~ ~,,yn~lj,_~.a~{c.~,,~,, ~,~,~ ryu with the counselor regarding theI . onaay evening mr_ ana ±vn's. Irene hlstiee court. I I sealed, with ~ I Ferreu, r~i~Kl wone, ~Leve ~lagle, IIealth Science meeting at the{Anarew me|at vie of MatlocK vis- -- - l i an enlnhasis Im l l'~[ll~'' [ | Bec!~y Lohmml, NolO.ha .Reynolds, University of Washington. lited the Tveits. } II on sl~h I ,~, I I r~atny l~rice, ~.inaa DUttlCl(1, l-lar- THE KiORTH MASON Highl Sunday dinner g~msts at the l lab -e tl tails as open ~ ~w~'r~ I I ~Y MeKay, LalIy Fortncl Ma~sha ~ honlc of . ' • "'. '" '" ' School third Quarter Honor koll ~. : Mr and Mrs. Clifford I~-~IIPI~I~M II " I \ ,I /I I ~ipu)n, KenBoad, Dave Dietz and has been announced• The Special ] Fo,•d wcre Mr. andMrs. F~ichard[ I~lt~t,¢lll~ll,~, {{~,~%~:_ ~ ~" J i ~eachers - Mr. Olsen, Mr. Corliss, Honor Roll of 3.5 and better in- ]Boothe and farnily of Seattle, Mrs I High Low Preeip. I I I M" I1 " , " , , ~t ~t.f4n ...... ~. Gruber, and Mrs. Spoo e~. The eludes Ned Cokclet, Patsy Bixen- Boothe s mother and father and April22 .............. 60 40 .05 I| .~u ,,¢ ;i,h;,,1, ~ | slave auction altogethermade mann, Arlene Dahl, Susan Fisher ]Mrs. Ford's Grandsons, Tyler, ]April 23 .............. 62 a7 -- I I ;:,':G'/'.:T" I $143.50. Franl~ Miller, Julie Anen KatylWade an[t Dave Boothe, ali oflAPril 24 .............. 60 46 .19 [I " Use ~allto I was chosen captain o e Se lnger. The Honor Roll consists of]it Arcnie Kelle3 x~ ho is in Pacoma I ' ' . ............ 71. 43 "--- ]l ..,. l,,.,e;. :; .,.,,..: I Class and Jay Allen was chosen P'ttlv Criss Barb'u'a I-||son ]General Hospital. He is inlnrovinffReadings are for a 24-hour pn'-II :='~ t'", ...... ~ ...... :9. ..... e,,e. I captain ol the Junior Class Jay 0i, er",,l Willi'~;ns 'i~im'Prown J m-' ]ewu'v day " " °]iod ending at 8 a.m. /I *o nmp you, qua!lty m,mt,9,c-I h e ' __ LUlelS ll VC cleaILa Ilne luI Allen accepted the trop y on b .-is Harsta.d, Don Huson, Kathy [ Thev sl.ayed from Thu,'sclav to ] .................................l! nisl~i,~-'s 'in a rel:~al'k'lble ran'-; I half of the Junior Class. MaybeLohnlan Nora Schroeder Andv/Sml'(lay at the home of Mr'and A snail's nice i~ estim~,toa tn/I o &. _ ; :.. 2 . ;-/s I h" n will becon]e In tn ' " ' ' ' ' ' I • " r' ., ....... u~ o,.,dS ano pi'oporuons VlSlL L is challe ge ' ' " Veiteh Sue Alien Chris Blxel- |Mrs Jerry Stone of I ederal Way be 23 inche .... 1 ...... II • , I ..... r ,1.,_ " ' ' '-~ / ' ' '" " "" "" ""'"" IIour SI10vqroonl soon an(lCllSCOV- ~llii~i~v~'l~'2tnlet:iuet~l'l~ye*~'t;fre'sh': }lJi;~5':~' ~o~::ii, cdt% ~/G~,i'%~','- /I .-.__ ' ~ , /I °l ments for the workers. A large on Edinger, Marlene Hannigan,/I ll~tlI You Should Know , . . Illc. i.lom,OF ;(mr I . eSL ( o q I y C ( CLI( n part of the track was cleaned off. D'tn Heath Emily Meyer Karin II ~I~~ ~-~--.--~-~--=-~a ........ I II . " . • ' ~ •, • ~ I Friday of this last week, the,R;,s,nussen,' NaneSr Sa{R'r', Carol ]l ~)~i)ii~!(ii~ U L I N I W i L L 0 U R ,/Ia~m, vap~e come in and see! I Olympic College Stage Band lmi. Thompson Cindy T,'anm,ell Tim tl ~?~~ Ill~°uL~ ,l~.~,ays wc,eome I ' " I I ) liod , • ' r. ~z .l~x~.o;ss .... .--' Illson PUrl]ILl rc on m sscmbly dlumg t~ te ~ ~ Z i ~tl Ii Allen ; ~'" ..... " " WiDe, ,l~nis e'tl ", .~v ,{1~~}! Anorew uarnegie once saio, ine ..... I The stage band was on tour and Ardch, Betsinger Katie P, iair, Ken/i i best way to accumulate money is to F}| .------ ., | had just returned from playing Boad, Charlie Dral.:e, Arletha Dn-{{ resolutely save a fixed portion of II I 1 • I in seatUe. The DJ from the l.eal val, Jeff Fortner, David C, atlin /I your income, no matte," how sma /I I I _ I ,'lclio station in|rodllced the hand |lee Gi"iffith Alex 1-]',ight 1)qvid{I ~l~ii~}~;~!l the amount" L fe Insurance helns ~li I | 11"I_"11 ~ll' I and direchr. The band played K(iwdcz~,k i~qars{la. Tiptol~ rt.Uv I ~i~{~i~7~itB you do that ~ Ill | I 11.6~1 ~1~ I modern jazz. Also with the band White 13ol; Me~;er and-Susan I