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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
May 13, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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LTO --bIAgON p. JOIYRI AL-- Published in "Ohr stcno town, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE ' IVY' HIGt{ SCHOOl, 3 RI-DR E RAISES $200 I ft@o, ACCEPTING CHECKS from Shelton High school Tri-Drive chairman Lisa Goldschmid (center right) and Girls' Club. president Sandi Lewis (center left) are Richard Souliere, for the Cancer Fund, and Mrs. Guy Beckwith for the Heart Fund. Not pic- tured is Mrs. Vernon Davidson who late," accepted a check for the Tuberculosis Association. In all, the Tri-Drive raised $200 which was distributed evenly between the three worthy causes. The money was made by selling advertising for the programs used at the recent invitational track meet. Stu- dents in the office practice class did the actual selling. MOTOR What today! For New Construction Tearoffs & Re-Roofing Hot Roofing SEE OK ROOFING 618 Franklin 426.4617 Mrs. Crosby To Host Garden Club Meeting The home of Mrs. Maude Crosby will be the scene of the Shelton Garden Club meeting at 1:30 p.m. next Monday when election of officers for the coming year will be held. Tea hostesses will be Mrs. Eugene Dorman, Mrs. C. E. Run- acres and Miss Dora Fredson. Mrs. Russell Schroeder, assisted by Mrs. Elroy Nelson, will give a talk, "Our Friends the Birds" and show slides, ... Make this "ZEBRA TEST" yourself! ® Try it yourself fight in our showroom. See how one coat covers. ONE COAT WALL PAINT COVERS BETTER GaHon WMte and ready.m|~d colors. 1000 Maesfro CoIott slightly higher. • Dries in 30 minutes. • Walls are easily washed. ESA Recognizes Founders Day With Special Program A Founders Day program was' held by the Beta Zeta Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha May 5 in the home of Bey Holland. The special program was open- ed with an invocation by Judy Byrne. Dorothy Ridout delivered a message to the group from Doris Stafford, International president, and the local chapter'S president, Helengene Seibert, also spoke to the group. Newly elected president Joan Sowers gave a talk on group init- iative and Bev Holland spoke on the meaning of ESA. After the program Darlene Wil- son made the presentation of the chapter's "Girl of the Year" award to Dorothy Ridout. She was pre- sented with a bouquet of red roses and an ESA bracelet. A surprise bridal shower was held for Shirley Holman. Refresh- ments were served following the opening of many beautiful gifts. SYLTENDE MAI Oslo Lodge No. 35 Sons of Nor- way Bremerton will celebrate Nor- wegian Independence Day Sunday at 3 p.m. in Norway hall, 1018 - 18th street, Bremerton. There will be musical enter- tainment. J. Harvey Leach will be the speaker, Refreshments will be served. , , -- •.- __--- ...-=-- This annual event is open to U DrlJSll Of roller WnR WCmN worm. • C[e¢m p • ~t.hc public. A 50 cent donation willI be asked, i 1 q' On Hillcrest .................................. I J l l~|| l Phone 426-4522 The largest known bug is the : , , fish killer: • . ,; %:!i L : .You see the red, white and blue "Chevron Dealer" I fin [ a man who owns own business. That's why takes you or your pa , Jnage for granted. You're D ah emrs are career men. Thousands have sold • %ll h ,M.0il s quality products, and benefited from Standard's • I y ;lve business assistance, for 10 years or more-a good ', - 15, 20, even 35 eros It's ia t" Y ' " fu a_e American tradition: a Company creating opportuni- ..... at' men willing to build on their own initiative. :, Ith(i ;: hy You find Chevron Dealers so friendly, dependable 'r ~1:: =~-- r0 please• m < racttv boards and other community activities. on.. ¢ellenee STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Mrs. Racklund Chosen PresJden! Of Hood Canal Garden Club Last Thursday Mrs. Mt, ttie Backhmd was elected president of the Hood CanaJ Garden Club to serve until 1967, Others elected were Mrs. George Moake, 1st vice pres.; Mrs. Franl¢ Mclntrve, 2nd vie(, pres.; Mrs. Edward "Jenner, see:; and Mrs. Vern Hilt trea- sllrer, Tile new officers take over their duties in September. President Mrs. D. H. Pierce con- ducted the meeting. Reports of officers and committee chairmen were given. Mrs. Backlund, chair- man of the Hood Canal Junior High landscaping committee, re- ported 38 rhododendrons planted this spring, plhs six Mountain Ash, a Cascara, a California Redwood given by Mrs. Gray, and two flats of petunias planted in the plant- erbox. Emel Lauber gave stakes to protect the flowering trees. Mrs. Zoo Seers was hostess for the 12:30 p.m. potluck hmcheon. The afternoon program included friendly criticism of arrangements brought by members. Arrange- ments are to be brought to the regular meeting June 3 to be judg- ed by Mrs. Carl Blank of Sequim. The annual Rose Luncheon will be held at 12:30 p.m. June 17 in the clubhouse. Donation will be $1.25 each. This is the only fund raising project of the year by the Garden Club. A musical program is being arranged for the occas- ion. RACI[EL ]KNOTT GUILD MEETS NEXT FRIDAY Mrs. Harold Nordeng will be hostess in her home for the 12:30 p.m. hmcheon meeting of the Ra- chel Knott Orthopedic Guild May 21. She will be assisted by Mrs, Harold Nichols. Members arc reminded to be sure and pick up their penny en- NEW OFFICERS OF RAINBOW GIRLS, '' TO BE INSTALLED FRIDAY NIGHTi SHAYNE The public is invited to attend the installation of officers of Shel- ton Asserably No. 19 Intel~ational Order of Rainbow for Girls at 8 p.m. FHday in the Ma.qonic tem- ple. Officers to be installed are: Worthy advisor, Shayne Larson; worthy associate advisor, Cathy Luhm; charity, Candy Nutt; hope, LARSON METHODIST CHURCH IS SCENE OF BURNETT-DUCHESNE RITE 1.4 POINT It Regular 9.95 VALUE Here's What We Do... ling; recorder, Karen Frederick- son; treasm~er, Betsy Willa~xl; *' Clean and inspect wheel chaplain, Karen Franklin. I cylinders Drill leader, Sheryl Johnson;] * Inspect and refill master love, Chris Fellst rein; religion,cylinder Karolee Stevens; nature, Robin "k" Inspect shock absorbers Bakke; immortality, Debbie ROb, ~heok front end camber Mason; fidelity, Jeanne Osborne; Check front end caster patriotism, Tami Craig; setarice, Joan Goodwin; confidential observ- :* Check toe in velopes. Carolyn Batstone; faith, Kay Bol- er, Linda Tratalick; outer obsel'v- ................................................ L ................................................ er, Linda Barrington. Musician, Vicky Valley; and choir director, Sarah Kregar. Sharon Caufield, Nancy Einarsson, Karen Wentz, Barbara Dunbar, Donalda Dennis~on and Karen Dale. CUTTING THE CAKE following their April 23 wedding in the First Methodist Church are Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dub.heSne: She is the former Bonnie Jean Burnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burnett, Shelton. He Is the son of Mrs. L. C. Duchesne, Monroe, La. Pink stock and daisies decorated Courtesy officers to be installed are Rita Grimes, Rita Nutt, Joyce Fisher, Carol Beach, Cindy Rems- berg, Jean Davis, Linda MaeRae, Cheryl Scott, Karen Parr, Karel Mann. Frantic Rice, Barb Hub- bard and Chris Beseh. Inshdling officers will be: Cindy Willard, Barb Morrison and Mrs. Dean Palmer, worthy advisors; Liz Stoners, nmrshal; Teddi Tray- is. chaplaiIl: P~tnl Boardulan, l'(~- corder; az~d M:rs. Louis La~Pson. nmsiclan. There will be a reception follow- A- In~pect and clean brake drums * Clean and adjust brake shoes for full contact * Clean, inspect and repack front wheel bearings * Clean and inspeat grease scale ik specifications Adjust toe in to factory • k Inspect muffler • Inspect tail pipe • Inspect steering linkage CALL FOR APPOINTMENT BII 125 E Grove PhoIm the Shelton First Methodist church for the April 23 wedding of Miss Bonnie 3can Burnett aa~d Edward Chesney DucheSne. Rev. Hm~ce Mounts pe~formed the dauble ring ceremony for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burnett, Shelton, and the son of Mrs. L. C. DucheS" t 426-3333 ing the installation. ..... ~ I B[I II I The physicians of Mason County are pleased to announce their affiliation with the Kitsap Physicians Service of Bremerton, Washington. Mason County residents enrolled by Kitsap Physicians Service will receive health care services by presenting their membership iden- tification cards. The bride is a gradu'ate of Shel- ton High school ap,d is presently attending the University of Puget Sound. Her husband graduat~ed from Quilcene High School and tha Naval Band school in "~Vashington, D.C. He is with the 21st Army Band at Fort Lewis. They will b'e making their home in Tacoma. Wayne B. Carte M.D. Robert D. Cunningham, M.D. George A. LeCompte, M,D. : WiIliam H. Shumacher, M.D. Boy N. Collier, M.D. Harold L. Kennedy, M,D. A. C. Linkletter, M.D. B, B. Forman M.D. ne, Monroe, La. Lace trimmed the hem of the ....... white satin floor-length gow~ worn bythe bride. Lace and seed pearls accented the neckline. A three-tier veil of bridal illusion was attached a large white satin rose. She carried a bouquet of daisies sur- rounding yellow roses. Her father gave her in marriage. Miss Joan Ross, maid of honor, wore a street-length pink satin dress designed with SCalloped neck- line and sleeves. Her headpiece was a pink satin rose with net. She carried a nosegay of white ason daisies on pink net and ribbon. The bride's sisters, Mrs. Donna ramming Johnson and Mrs. Carol Tafoya, we~e her bridesmaids. T h eir The Kitsap Physicians Service is pleased to announce expansion dresses were matching street of their Group and Individual P1 an enrollments to include the ca- length pastel blue and yellow satin tire Mason County area. , ~tyled like the maid of honor's. '' l'htir nosegays were white daisies The affiliated Mason County Medical Service Bmeau and Wash- on blue and yellow net and ribbon. Shirley Ann Chumley of Quil- ington Physicians Service will continue service to their present flowereene' nieeegirl.ofshethe bridegroOm,wore an orchidWaS members, until the opening of a Shelton office by Kitsap Physi- satin party dress. , eians Service. Daniel McNamara ~ as best man for the bridegroom. Ushers ~ere All Mason County Michaeler. Music Schoolerwas fm ished and Paulby Sading-Mrs. Physicians-- Service.Physicians World wide areservices directly are associated provided, withNot Kitsap lim- Ha~wey Hillman. , ited to Kitsap-Mason counties. Mrs. I3urnett ~ore a beige suit with coral and white accessories. Mrs. Ruth Chumley, sister of the bridegroom, represented his moth- Further community announcements will follow in the near future er in the reception line. She was attired in a white wool suit with pink flowers. K Serving at the reception held in the church following the ceremony were Nina Duchesne, sister of the bridegroom Becky Stewart, Mrs. Oral Burnett and Mrs. Harry Ross. Martha Ann Chumley, niece of tlle bridegroom, passed the groom's cake, White bells topped the white wedding cake which was decorated with yellow roses and silver leaves with small white bells. (Kitsap Medical Bureau) 245 Fourth St. Bldg. ES. 7-5576 Bremerton, Wash. Nation-wide Blue Shield Plan Affiliation ASK YOUR DOCTOR :l