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April 29, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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ii¸ / 29, 1965 D No. 40, OES SCheduled for poned until PERIOD tOl4E; a hundred, service. needs, SHETTON MASON COUNTY JOURNAE- Publish ei] in r ohr fma2#own U gA hel£on PAGE 33 See the All New SUPER-2 Rta rma, ter and Curv-Star Retread America's finest tires with a Nation-Wide Guarantee. 2226 Olympic Hwy. No. -( "3. BILL BATSTONE, JR. is a three-year letterman in both foot- ball and track and was chosen all-conference tackle two years in a row. He plans to major in law enforcement in college. * $ 'J: An all-conference tackle two years in a row, Bill Batstone, Jr. i plans to major in law enforcement I -give her a smile she'll keep a// year Comfortable Hush Puppies~ Casual Shoes %;i i~iiil., 2i~i ........ :iff(L::;~4:i!:i:)!3iii';.: BREATHIN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN" CASUALS ONLYUV WOLVgRIN¢ ...... i:ii~i ::::::::::::: ,.:~ great better/ pumps ,les ... system developed for And that's only half I: • Clean w#h ~rhEbrusMno • Stee! 'Micro.cellular ~on.mark~n9 crepO Navy Mothers To Install Officers e is flattering too ,m S Operated and Managed by ~'nristensen,s for Shoes Bremerton in college. At present his plans are to attend Central Washing- ton State college a year than transfer to Notre Dame. Eventu- ally he wants to work with the State Patrol. In Bill's junior year at Shelton High School he was selected sec- ond team all-conference tackle. This year he was first team all- conference taclde. He is a three- year letterman and has played tackle position all three years for the Highclimbers. After foot.ball season is over Bill conccnLrates on snow skiing, a sport enthusiastically shared with him by his family: In the spring when young sportsmen's minds turn to track he starts practicing for the shot put event. He is a three-year track letter- man. After sc, hool is out it is time for water skiiug, another favor- ite of his. Bill is a, member of "S" Club, Boys' Club and Science Club at Shelton High school, lie is a past member of DeMolay. Subjects on his schedule this seme:;ter include physical science literature, dramatics, civics and basic math. Shelton has been Bill's home sine, birth:Jan. 10, 1947. He is the son of Nil'. ~uld Mrs. William Bat- stone, both Shelton High school graduates, and has one sister, Carolyn, who is 15. I3ill is 5'10" tall, has blue eyes and light brown hair and weighs 185 pounds. Laurel Court To Install Officers 9 I • b For 1, 65 6fi May 7 Royal Matron Myra Collier and Royal Patron Claude Danielson conducted the Laurel Court No. 26 Order of Amaranth regular meet- ing April 21. Assistant Grand Lecturer Lucille Speece of Laurel Court and Grand Representative Mamie Kaare of Canal Court were introduced. Election of officers was held with the following retail, Is: Royal matrou, Boa Larson; Re5 al patron, Lout L:trson; associate matron, Marie Slory' associate natron Glenn storyi 'conductress, ,Georgie Hellman; associate conducfress Vi Ferris; secretary, Jessie Cox trea- sure,', Mable Aitken; trustee, Ctande Danielson. These members will be installed at a public ceremony to be held at 8 p.m. M:ay 7 in the Masonic temple. Members and frien~ls are invited to attend. RM Myra Collier and RP Claude Danielson extended their thank., to the members for their cooper- ation in the past year. A report on their visit to Granl Court in March was given by RM Myra Collier, Assoc. Matron Bea Larson and Assistant Grand Lec- turer Lucille Speece. Before the meeting was closed I_~turel Court Musician Beth John- son, at the piano, rendered several songs with everyone joining in singing along. Refreshments were served. Oommunily Club To Start New Card Series The Mountain View Community Club card party will be held at 8 p.m. this Saturday in the club- house. The public is invited. April 3 winners were Margaret Newell, Vera Huntington, Roy Moore and Phil Anderson. Double pinochle was held by Phyllis Moore. Winners April 17 were Vi Lau- g'en, Jen TratniciL Phyllis Moore and Vera Huntington. Double pin- ochle was held hy Vera Hunting- t on and Ed Eads. Winners of the series are Roy Moore and Phil Anderson. A new series starts this Saturday. To Celebrate Silver Amfiversary Sunday An open house in the Kamilche home of Mr. and Mrs. Don White- nor will be held to honor their Silver Wedding Anniversary from 2 to 4 p.m. Lhis Sunday. The Whiteners were married May 2, 1940 in Shelton and have spent all their wedded years here. The couple's son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Wl~it- ener are hosting the affair. A mo- ney tree will be presented to the honm~l couple, ............... DEMOLAY SWEETHEART ANNOUNCED AT INSTALLATION 'and will have her installation May 8. Shayne Larson was named as DeMo!ay Senior Princess and Can- dy Nutt .as Junior Princess. DeMolay elected officers install- ed were: Master councilor, Joe Gn~vel'; senior councilor, Ron Ric- kards; junior councilor, Joe Paul- ey; and treasurer, John Snyder. Appointed officers installed in- cluded: Scribe, Wally Hicks; sen- ior deacon, Rick Cortes; junior deacon, Rick Hanson; senior ste- Ward, George Kimbel; junior stew- ard, Denny Bailey; chaplain, Dave Bayley; sentinel, Bruce Edson; standard bearer, Ralph Dammann; almoner, John Boardman; mar- shal, Tom Low,; orator, Steve Boa& First preceptor, Dave Gunter; 2rid, Dan Good; 3rd, Mark Weston; 4th, Mike Hardin; 5th, Terry Car- JAN POWELL penter; 6th, Brad Joslin; and 7th, , , • Steve Clinton. Jan Powell was anndunce~t as Programs were passed by San- DeMolay Sweetheart Saturday di Gruver and Tami Tembreull. night at the Mark E. Reed Chap- Marcia Dorcy attended the guest ter installation of officers.~Miss book. Shayne Larsn was vocalist, Powell is Honored Queen t~:oct accompanied by Mrs. Lout Larson. of Bethel No. 37, Job'S l)aug ters Refreshnients were sez~ed with ............. Cindy Willard and Jan Powell at- ff Society Editor o~arj Jacobsen • Phone 4r~,~,,~,~" 26-4412 -,. I ORANGE BLOSSOMS IN AUGUST THE ENGAGEMENT and August wedding plans of Miss Nancy Jeanne Seidelman and Thomas Lee Longacre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Longacre of Shelton, have been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seldelman of Lake Bay. Miss Seidelman is a graduate of Peninsula High school. Her fiance graduated from Shelton High school. Navv Molhers Chd~ will inst:~ll new officers at next Tlmvsday's meeting to be heht at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Hall. The new commander will be Mrs. M. Prouty; 1st vice corn- mander, Mrs. M. LaMarsh; adju- tant, Mrs. E. Sharp; finance offi- cer, Mrs. H. Pearce; chaplain, Mrs. B. Lord; judge advocate, Mrs. M. Richardson; matron at2 arms. Mrs. D. Underwood and Mrs. M. Baxter; coior bearers, Mrs. B. Johnson and Mrs. C. Piper. Mrs. M. Richardson will be the installing officer. Everything comes to l~im who hustles while he waits• • --Thomas Edison What? When? Where? 1 Mile North of Hoodsport Come See The World Between The Tides 180 Dresses to Choose From and ALL At ONLY $7,00 Mother likes to dress-u,p around home I • . . for neighborhood ' coffee breaks", • . . shopping. Remember her on hez Day with versatile, fashionable day- time dresses.., here now! 3rd & Railroad "Always Shop Miller's ill Shelton First" :RGREEN SQUARE t Evelyn, ROnald will give her a K on Our Heritage "the Ameri- can. Fla~;" dm'ing the program which begins at 1 p.m. 426-3456 WOll,Li) WAR. I VET,~I AND AUXIIAARy TO MEET World War I ¥eterans and Aux diary will hold Lheir regular meet- ing next Thursday beginning with a noon potluck hmcheon in the Mcmm'ial Hall. 5 : tending the punch bowl and Joan ~,~,~~ .Quimby and Pare McComb serv- ~ -",! mg cake. Coffee was poured by -~. rs. Lloyd t hes blemishes out of sight... ives ~rs. C: K. Bere'tSGruver~__of Ol?/mpia and q ALL CLEAR'looking complexion... Monday Night ~a in minutes ! • .-- Bridge Winners a ii:" ' ':~-o North-south winners in Mend, y ~_ night's master point play for the Shelton Duplicate Briclge Club - " /~ were Mr. and Mrs. John Bach, :: ..:[[~;. ?:ii~:i:i:::::'::':i'~ ....... ~ " Yas It. and Ron Zeidaks, M&rden pin and Colbert Starr. ~ / ~'~'~'!I ~t ~~%JI'~i¢ East-west winners ~ere LOU 't~: ~.~.~P,~2 |1 , ~~~~.:..~ ~te,vart and Dick Perry, Eva Aamodfi a~ld Mary Kellel: Stella , ~: ~i: ~u~~ I 1 ~~~, Hillier and Etta Rector Mz:s. Dave ~l::~: ~'E"' ~~~'~ Ha, ri, ~,nd M]~ GordOn Bennett '~~ :~.:: $~.~,~ :%~. The club meets every Monday night in the 'PUD Auditorium. All III |it =.UI~aI.~U_ ,.-~W~" ", -'~.qlll~--. ' bridge players are w_.___j.deome. BUTTON FRONT shirtdrcss; perky plaid ............. $7.00 ,it: All Clear Medicated c°mpres_sed CULOTTE SKIRT dress ill dashing print ............. $7.00 _ leafed Make-up ,_ %V~TU BACKS YOUTH PRETTY PRINT dress has button fronI ................. $7.00 r%t-~f~Ightinstm"he finish, van shes b em- Powder for medicated to.ucl~-UPaor helpsm[Uugn'protect rEM] lgllAN(jE EIIUCATION ~1~% ?~=tl0n. ~ant!y.ContainingDuBarry,s outthe day. Every fluff off/aft Y s $1 7 Tim Womau s Christian Temp- ILl• F0~,OnoITH erla pour =,,.de , 5 • ~r s'h .... , it helps heal as it your sldn from bact ".. . . ,~ll, l ee lJnion is promoting the FULL SKIRTED print drc'ss; easy care ................. $7.00 ..... ' zemperance Education P'~ B ~ues, $1.50 plus tax. Refills $1.35. Prices plus tax, Week which Gov Evans has pro- e ~h~re to ask about Du Barry's ALL CLEAR cleansing routines~ too-- claimcdThe next:t° bemeetingApril 25of tOtheMaYlocall. e most complete anti-blemish program ever developed, club will be May 7 in the Metho- dist Church.