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PAGE 4 , SI'IELTON--MAg0N C0UN'I " JOURNAL-- b|i hed tn uChri, fma. fown, U.S.AY, elton, Wa hin ou
Tho major cause of accidents is
carelessness, says the Stato Safe-
ty Council.
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MT. VIEW
Alliance Church
Washington and J Sts.
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
A. Y. F ..................... 6:00 p.m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
Alex C. Motes, Pastor
Foursquare Church
910 East Dearborn
Sunday School ........ 9:45 a.rm
Morning Worship al:00 a.m.
C. Y.'s & Cadets ...... 6:00 p.m.
Evening Service ...... 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study (Wed.) 7:00 p.m.
Lewis B. Wysong, pastor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
RADIO SERI'ES
Sunday, May 16
"Why Be Afraid
of Exams?"
9:15 a.m. --- 1400 KC
KTNT Radl,o, Tacoma
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Census To Seek
Informalion On
'Moonlighting'
Information on the extent to
which workers in the United
States hold more than one job wilt
be obtained in the Bm'eau of the
Census Current Population Snr-
vey in May, according to John E.
Tharaldson, Director of the Bn-
reau's regional office in Seattle.
The Bureau wiil also ask ques-
tions about overtime pay in the
survey which is taken once each j
month to develop information on1
employment andl unemployment I
for tim U S Bureau of Labor/
Statistic:< Tl~e quesi]ons on dual l
jobholding and premium pay will]
be asked in addition to the regular
monthly inquiry on employment
a nd unemployment.
The data will be collected during
the week of May 16 from selected
households in this area as well as
olher sample areas throughout the
U.S.
ExAmples of the questions to be
asked are: Did this person work
for more than one employer last'
week ? In addition to working for
wages or salary did this person
operate his own farm, business ,or
profession last week? What was
this person's second job last week ?
How many horn's did he work at
his second job last week? Did this
persoa get a higher rate of pay,
like time and a half or double
time, for the hours he worked over
40 ? Does this person usually work
more than 40 hours a week?
Census Bureau mterviewer who
will visit families tn this area in
May are Mrs. Polly A. Swayze,
Shelton.
P.U.D. AUDITORIUM - 3rd and Cota
SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1965
9:15 a.m.--Coffee Time.
9:30 a.m.--Guest Speaker:BOB SUND
"PLANNING TRACK TEAMS"
10:00 a.m.--"CAUSE OF DECAY"
Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pastor 5th & Cots
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1965
Morning Worship
9:30 a.m.---Sunday School. Broadcast over
8:15 & 11:00 a.m.--
"LIFE'S GREATEST PURPOSE"
6:00 p.m.--Youth Groups.
7:00 p.m.---Rev. Alfred Sandoval 1280 - 11:00 a.m.
Wed. 7:00 p.m.---Bible Study Fellowship & Prayer
You Are Welcome At The
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street ' Mason Younghmd, pastor
Sunday School - for the family .................................... 9:45 A.M.
MorninK Worship ................................................................ 11:00 A.M.
Christ's Ambassadors .......................................................... 6:00 P.M.
Revival Service ................................................................... 7:00 P.M.
Family Night - Wednesday ............................................ 7:00 P.M.
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ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth & Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Hey. Clarence A. Lody, .Priest
7:30 a.m.--Holy Communion
9:30 a.m.--Church School & Adult Bible Class
11:00 a.m.---Divine Worship
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer.
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O SON OF BEING!
My love is My stronghold; he that enter-
eth therein is safe and secure and he that
turneth away shall surely stray and per-
ish.
BAHA'U'LLAH
(Glory of God)
BAHA'IS OF SHELTON
For Information Phone 426-6473 or Write
Rt. I, Box 619
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712~ and ~'Yanklin
Family Worship Servloet 8:30 a.m.
Classes: 8unda~ Scheol & Adtdt 9::$0 a.m.
2~d Worship Service 11:00 a~lt.
~hristian Worship, Eduoatlon, Fellowship, Service
C~arl J. Carlsen, Pastor Phone 4~-~II
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MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH
MISSOURI SYNOD
Olymp4o Hwy, 80. Ca~ade, The Rev. Gerald Herman, ,PaM~
Sunday SchOOl ............................................................... 9:4B Lm.
Adult Bible ....................................................... 9"A6
Mo"~ Worship ......................................... 8:30 aan. & 11:90 a.ltt.
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METHODIST OHUROH
North 4th and Pine tt~et=
REV. HORACE H. MOUNT|, MINISTER
8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Worship Services
9:45 a.m. Church School for all ages - 6:80 p.m. Youth Fellowldhp
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RRST OHUROH OF OHRlST, SOIENTIST, ,
302 Alder St,, $1~elton, Wash,
Sunday School 11:00 a.m. ~ Chur?~ 11 a.m.
Wednesday evening testimony meetings 8 pJm.
Reading ~oom located in church. Reading room hours 2 to
4 p.m. M~n. & FrL Wed. evening 6.46 to 7:45.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Juroadia and :Lake Boulevard
Charles 0. Wlgton
Bible School ..... 9:45 a.m. Youth M#etingo 5:30 p.m
Worship .~ ........ 11:00 a.m. Family Service 6:~ p.m
Wedffesday -- Bible Sttgly a/td Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.
ehild Care Service Avalldble at 11.00 Service
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NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH
East E St. Seventh-Day Adventist Sehl~n! 9!flldtng
Small Enough
61JMday School ............ 9:45 a.m. To Need You, Big
Worship ........................ 11:00..a.m. Enough To Serve Y,ou
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PUD Getting Up The Worm
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A LONG STRETCH--This picture, with the arm
of PUD 3's new lift trucks stretched across Rail-
noad Avenue, glyes some idea of the length of,the
arm. The new trucks arrived last week, with one
to be in Shelton and the other at the Belfair
substation.
VIEW FROM ABOVE---This picture was taken looking down
from the full extended length of the arm on the new PUD 3 lift
truck at the truck itself below. The photographer was stand-
ing In one of the two fiberglass buckets at the end of the arm.
The trucks cost about $20,000 each.
Local Dogs Win Honors
A! Olympia Show Sun,
Local dogs entered in the Olym-
pta Dog Fanciers Association Dog
Show and Obedience Trial Sunday
came home with their share of
ribbons.
Dori of Alderwood, owned by
Mr. ;and Mrs. Harold Ahlskog,
Shelf.on, was selected as winners,
female, and best of opposite sex
to best of breed among the Dober-
man Pinschers.
Drago of Alderwood, a Dober,
man Pinschers, also shown by Mr.
and Mrs. Ahlskog, was aeleeted aS
best male and best of wimlers.
TEANN'S RED DAWN, an Aus-
tralian Terrier shown by Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Ford, was Jtldged win-
ners, female and best of opposite
sex to :best of breed.
Australian and canadian Cham-
pi0n Wo~ge Whron Well Wisher,
a~ Australian Terrier, owned by
iv~r. and: Mrs. Ford, and Mr. and
Mrs. G. S. Lund, Beltingham, plac-
ed'second in his cl~s.,
'Kiss Me Wate .of .l~ferylyn, an
Australian Terrier, .shown by Mr.
and Mrs. Ford, placed first in her
class.
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Quinault Tribal Vole
ISTPJ ? nwnGde M aYc22m eetin
of tlle Quinault Tribal Council at
10 a.m., May 22, at the school in
Tahola.
A vote will be taken to amend
the Bylaws to say who shall be
a member of the Quinault Tribe,
who can vote, and other related
• matters. All persons who claim
membership in the Quinault Tribe,
and any other interested •persons,
are invited to be present.
It is proposed to let anyone be
a member who meets the follow-
ing requirements:
BLOOD MEMBER -- Any per-
son of at east one-quarter Quin-
ault (including Queets) blood.
: AFFILIATED MEMBER--Any
person of at least one-quarter
Quileute, I-Ioh, Chehalis, Chinook
or Cowlitz blood, who owns (or
whose father or mother owns) a
trust interest in an allotment on
the.Quinault Resetwation, and who
resides on the Quinault Reserva-
I/ion, or in Jefferson County with-
:in ten miles of the Reservation, or
in Grays Harbor County.
Those persons who have tradi-
tionally been recognized as eligible
to vote in the Tribal Council will
be eligible to vote.
STRAIGHT UP --- When the
arm on the new PUD truck is
extended to its full length, the
men in the buckets are some
55 feet above the ground. The
lift is operated from the bucket.
Stationary legs extend from the
truck bed to give added support
when the arm is in operation.
High Low Precip.
May 6 .............. 53 30 .06
May 7 .............. 62 34 --
May 8 .............. 67 35 --
May 9 .............. 69 35
May I0 .............. 74 43 --
May 11 .............. 74 47 --
May 12 .............. 77 50
Readings are for a 24-hour per-
iod ending 8 a.m.
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SEE YOUR OREDIT UNION FOR LOW COST LOANS
AND SAVINGS WITH HIGH RETURNS
What Makes Your Credit Union Work?
We help each other. As members, we ,own our own credit union, and invest in
our own business. Only those in our field of membership may join. Only members
may take advantage of our services. Costs are low (officers serve without pay),
and there are many safeguards to protect our funds in the credit union.
Future Heme of Your Crodit Un on at Feurth. & Cedar
MASON COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
SERVING ALL RESIDENTS OF MASON COUNTY EXCEPT SIMPSON EMPLOYES
Methodists To Honor
Women, Girls At Dinner
All umtlle}'s and daughters and
~'l'ilndll]()(Jlel'H ~llld gl';lll(id~lll~lltt!l'~
\vh(~ arc rolated ill any way to
lhc l,'ilst Methodist CIm~ch (ff
Shcll(m :1)'o inviled Io attend a
I);,|lt]ll('l S;lllll'd:ty evening at G
).D]. The ));lll(llle( will b(' 1)r(,pa),ed
hy In('ll fl'()Yll the Men'.~; Club and
:i(q'vcd ~)y y()llll~ nli~a fl'Olll the
S(mi,)l' lind Intermediate MYb'
~l',Hi1)s.
l{:cnllelh l~'l'a.ll]{ is ill charge of
cooking the (linllel. The v,'Olllell
|1'()111 variotts circles will be ill
:,,harKs of decorations, I;~l)le set-
inK, programs and name lags, and
'.Jle ples(mlati(m of tile CVelling
311 [el'~At illnlent.
Dining the dinncr George Luf-
kill will finnish dinner music on
the piano. Ve:ltm'ed (m lhe pro.
gram of the evening will be Mrs.
James Dollivcv of Olympia. Mrs.
Dolliver is both an author and
speaker in her own right. She is
mthov of the book, "The Intelli-
gent Woman's Guide h) Sucessful
Organization and Cltlb ~,¥o}'k".
Sbe has been an active member
(if the Woman's Society of Christ.
ian Service and says that this is
where she got the inspiration for
her book. Mrs. Dolliver has also
completed the lay speakers course
which is offered by the Methodist
church for the purpose of prepar-
Ing laymen to fill pulpits whenever
asked. Her husband has recently
been appointed by Gov. Dan Evans
as his Administratiw~ Assistant.
The Men's Club of the First
Methodist Chm'eh will have its
monthly meeting in Fellowship
Hall May 17. The meeting begins
with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. whicb
will be prepared and served by
members of the Wesley Circle.
Rev. Horace Mounts is in charge
)f the p]'ogram and tile installa-
tion of the new officers of tile
Club.
Mrs. Gordon Bennett and Mrs.
Hal McClary are attending the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser-
vice annual meeting in Seattle this
week. Featured on their program
will be an address by Mrs. MarK-
aret Bender who is a foreign af-
fairs and United Nations expert
with the Woman's Division and
the Board of Missions.
FAT
OVERWEIGHT
Available to you withc, ut a do(!l.or's
t)r,,s(tT'itdloIl. OUl" J)l'odllel.
sailed Odri-
flex. Yotl must lc,se ugly fat or your'
l]lolley back. Odrinox i~ ,'t tiny tabh~t
and easily swallowed. ~tet rid of excess
fat and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.0~
and is sold on this guarantee: If not
satisfiod for any reason, just reluvn
the package h) yOtll" druggist nnd get
y(UI" frill nloll()y back. No qlle.~lioIls
askod. Odrinex is sold with lhis gum'-
anlo.e by :
EVI~:I{GREEN DRUG CI,;NTEI~
ToOLabTOoiaSsify
.4- ciG, S7 =, MiLi S
off. gl)~)d hind, level. Ytlle tr(!es,
I)rusil |)IIF,{ I-1 F(!, TWO Itlilos to lPdW
W. C. C,!ntev. Bhlcktol) highway.
~840.00 full ))r|c(L $15(I d(,wll. B/lll.illC(:'
em~y terms. Dm)'l delny. Call d26-
854,1. Dev,!voux-Hul,b'r Roal Estale.
226 N. First, Shelton. 5/la
REGISTERED AImrdeen Anglis Bulls,
,me to three years ,)ht. ~ood blood-
lilleS. Reas,)ll~ll)ly pvi,~,'d. Call Ab-
(q'd(*(!n LE 2-4638 after 6 l).lll.
V 5/1.%20
F()I~ RENT -- Four room furnished
beach c(,ttage. Agate Ill'e~l. Ial,'ase
,'all 426-6979 after 5 ll.m. 19 5/1a tfn
oOR RENT -- Unfurnished house new-
ly .,~d,!corated. Nice yard. Referenc(!s
vequir,'d. Phone 426'-'2.t55 or inquire
Rt. L Box 8. W 5/13
FOR SALE -- 1956 Chev. V-g engine,
just (~verhauled, $150. Phone 426-
6317. C 5/13-27
'56 FORD WAGON ~ Clean, good rod-
tol'. dohn Keyzers, Shelt(,ll Junl(.
P 5/13
TRADE
Owner wants to TRADE his
Seattle DUPLEX in A-1 condi-
tion FOR saltwater WATER-
FRONT. Call West 2-0727 or
write 5773 S.W. Orleans, Se-
attle 16. N 5/13
KICK DLD 'NIG' SUNDAY
If you really want to ldck the nicotine
Evcrgreen school auditorium this Sunday
There, at 7:30, the widely heralded 5-dayl
by medical and milfi:sterial 1)lanners will be
Mason County smokers and put into action.
Th, is has 'met wilh immense
thro?fflho d the count'ry and has been
sm cessful with those who (live it a
Althongh it is s!}onsored on a national
by the Seventh Day Adventist church, the
not religious in nature in any way. It is,
highly worthwhile public service for which
to be strongly complimented and aetively
If you are a smoker who wishes he wasn'tl
yourself a big favor and be one ofthose in the
Evergreen school auditorium Sunday
JOIN THE
TMs is one yea; when the ForeS!t
should have "sneaked up on you", as
has seemed to in past.
Everyone who reads this newspaper,
one in Mason County does, cannot have
volume of Forest Festival news and
graced front and inside pages of the J
weeks.
This 1965 Forest Festival, arriving
the ingredients for being better than any
sors. Its dedication to Simpson Timber
niversary is ideal for this "coming of age"
tival birthday.
It is fitting that community service
leaders are sponsoring a Simpson
Wednesday as the Forest Festival week
hope you've bought your ticket by now, or
day is over.
We hope, too, you've bought your ticket
banquet and coronation which follows next
ning, as well as your Forest Festival
To do so early is a great help to the
try to anticipate how many meals to prepare'
it is fun to attend these events.
If you've never attended a
he fore, try it sometime--we
They're open to the public, always. So is
elation luncheon Wednesday.
ney
1963 FAIRLANE 500
V-8 -- Automatic -- New Tires -"
New Brakes
1961 FORD GALAXIE HTP.
New Tires --- P. Brakes -- P. steering
Low Mileage
1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN
Sta. Wagon
1956 PONTIAC WAGON
1948 DODGE CAB & CHASSIS
Dual Wheels -- 4 Speed -- NeW Tiees
Ideal for horses or cattle
:{:
KE E P They're Dependable
1116HII1GTOII PAULEY MOTORS
Front & R.R.
,!,
DON'T MIS
A GREAT
fit
Kenmore
FREE GOFFEE and
o DOOR PRIZES!
flZ "
18"
washer ........................ SAVE $25.00
Kenmore Dryer ............................ SAVE $55.00
17 cu. ft. Freezer .......................... SAVE $50.00
21" TV ............................................ SAVE $50.00
14 eu. ft. Refrigerator ................ SAVE $40.00