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SREL/I'0N-MAS0N COUNTY -- Pubitsted"
Loveliest Young Ladies of Past 14 Years
,,i ¸ /
i'
ii ¸
T
Wokojance 1950
No. 13--Lucille Faulk 1957
r
No. 7--Ella Mae Noble 1951
i
No. 14--Janet Hinton 1958
Wins Picture Award '0" o,or00.00
meeting of the group. The next
meeting of the Camera Club will
be held aL 7:30 p.m., Weclnesday,
ra shot brought cal members in the Photographic in the Capitol Hill Communi[v
to Ed Bun-
Society of America t,mrnev, clubhouse. Members of the clnb
a contest with The prize winning pictu''c tak-are asked to bring not more than
in five other en by Buncll v,'as " dew curl,red five slides to be judged by tile
the na- spider web against a golden bv.ckiclub. The public is invited.
alember of the ground. I .........
(qll.(?V,(! ill(! !()e B,:,d('.l). l()cal presidcnt, pro- i
With other 1o- sentcd t,'unn('ll with a red r b ,)n TI'y a .]ournal Wgl.llt Ad
I
Modem do,Jan ia Blond
Oak er American WM-
s<,
No. 7421
$69.95
- the- 8our &'siS', ia
lizh! or dark £nishe,.
N..,,., ,89es
I
Make your selection now while
our stock is complete. Small de-
Posit will hold until you wish de-
livery.
Treasures kept In cedar
fragrance--s0fe
from moths, dust and
dampness.
Lane Cedar Cheats
at low at $49.95
O/sen furniture
YOUR LANE DEALER
PHONE HA 6-4702 FREE DELIVERY
Forest Festival To
Have Radio Coverage
AU-da.y publicity for the Mason
County Forest Festiwd will be the
ccmi:ribution of :tdio .Station
K[TN, Olympia, on Satm'day, May
23.
Don Whitnlan, president and
general manager of tile Olympia
station, visited here this week,
making arangements to locate a
broadcast car along the Paul Bun-
yan Parade route. Whitman said
his station also will tell radio lis-
teners throughout KITN's broad-
casting area tile story of the after-
]:oon Loggers Sports Show.
HOODSPORT NEWS
Don't forget to "VOTE" on May
25th for the special school levy.
Pol!s will be open from 1:00 to
8:00 p.m. at the Hoodsport, Lower
Skokomtsh, Middle Skokomish and
Union schools.
The Hoodsport and Lower Sko-
komish school picnics will be held
on May 19 at Twanoh State Park.
Families are invited.
THE HOODSPORT and Lower
Skokomlsh P.T.A.s held a joint
meetiag and installation of offic-II
ers on Monday evening in the |
Lower Skokomish school. New !
officers installed for Hoodsport by'
Mrs. John Lentz, president of the
Mason County Council, were Mrs.
Wes Johnson, president; Mrs.
Ired Kilbourne, vice-president;
Mrs. Bars Robhins, secretary; and
Mrs. Ray Peterson, treasurer. For
Lower Skokomlsh, Mrs. Robert
Whitmarsh, president; Mrs. C. R.
Kelsey, vice-president; Mrs. Alex
Gouley, secretary; and Mrs. Mabel
Basso, treasurer.
Members of Johnny's accordion
:band gave several numbers for
the evenlng'a entertainment.
Men will be needed to work on
the float on Saturday morning at
8;00 .rn. and will meet at Laub-
era in Hoodsport. The float will
be reassembled in the P.U.D. gar-
ages inside the city llmlt8 on Mt.
View In Shelton. Women will
start working on Wednelay. Get
i a group together because all help '
i will be needed.
Refreshment were served by
Mrs. Bud MeDowell, Mrs. Earl
Crumb, Mrs. Evelyn Nichoaon
and Mrs. Dick Buechel.
PLANS FOR the eighth grade
graduation were discussed and
will be held on May 27 at Hoods-
port with a party at Holiday
BeaCh following.
No. 8--Janet Rosquist 1952
No. 9--Sharlyn Brown 1953
No. 10--Jane Greaves 1954
-- IT'S A DATE ---
4ournat's Calendar of Events
8 p.m. courthouse.
{ Junior high baseball, Shelton vs.
Jefferson, 3 p.m., Loop F'ield.
Beachcomber's G a r d e n Club
Mrs. F. E Lockwood's home.
,hmior Deputies, 7 p.m., Armory.
Golden Age Club, noon, Memo-
rial hall.
Friday, May 15
Vl'V Post and Auxilia:'y, 8 p.m.,
Memorial hall.
attend services today.
Today, Thursday, May 14 Monday, May 18
Chamber of Commerce Inter- Methodist Men's Club, father-
Community dinner, 7 p.m., Alder-son dinner, 6:30 p.m., Methodist
brook, church.
Zonta Club, 6:30 p.m., Cohmial )reschool PAT, 8 pro, Evergreen
House. . school.
Democratic Central Committee, DeMolay, 7:30 p,m., Masonic
Temple.
Shelton Garden CI u b, Mrs
Maude Crosby's home.
Tuenday, May 19
American Legion Post and Aux.
Gold Star parents dinner, 6:30
p.m., Memorial hall.
Wednesday, May 20
Rainier Orth(pedic Auxiliary,
Mrs. ,Richard Petersen's holne.
H i 1 l c r e s t Homemakers Club,
Golden Age runlmage sale, Un- noon, Mrs. Agnes Lund's home.
ion hall Grove Street. ] Tlur,day, May 21
xr, ........... 1 .ta di, [ Forest Yesth'al Queen's hanquet,
stor"e'Cota"S"[ree ................... [6:.$0 p.m., St. Vie,, fwhool.
' Ra00,hel 00:.ott 0000/,'thope00,c Guil00, °the''s cl,i00 ,: pro, Me-
9 O l ,11 tltl(ll l&a&
12:,0 p.m. Mrs. R y Kmbels )
home. ' l asS Matrons CPd:), Welcome
Jobies rummage sale, PUD. [chapter, DES, 12:30 p.;n.. Mrs. W.
,,aturday, May 16
Rainbow installation, 8 p.m.,
Masonic Temple.
VFW Post and Auxiliary dis-
tries meeting.
Clothing Pool, Welfare building,
10 am. til noon
Jobie rummage sale, PUD.
WARC rummage sale, old dime
store, Cola Street.
Golden Age rtUnarge sale. Union
hall, Grove Street.
Sunday, May 17
Shelton churches invite you to
C. Bateh,.tor's hen: ,,
Friday, i%:t)' 2:.
l)edh'atloa of hist.rh' Nhay Lo-
eomotlw,, :30 p.m., Brewer Park,
Coronation of Forest lV'e,tival
Queen a.d pageant:. 8 p.ln., Shel-
toil (I ylnnasilun.
Naturday, May ,
Kiddies' Kartoon parade, l0 a.m.
l'alll Bunyan Parade, 10:30 tit.Ill.
L.gging Sports Show, 2 p.m.,
l,oop Fiehl.
Official Forest Fh sMval lnee,
[ I).m.. l|elto!! Roller Arena.
!
VISIT PARENTS: Lt, LIoydileave next week for sutTivai
Saeks, Mrs. Sacks and son, Mi-I training in the Nevada desert,
while Mrs. Sacks fnee El*lena
chael are home on leave and vts-|Moore ) extends her visit three
iting wilh her parents Mr. and|weeks ' pending their transfer tO
Mrs. Earl Moore, Lt. Sacks will tPhoenlx, Ariz.
o
RADIATOR REPAIR
AUTO, TRUCK, TRACTOR
Boil Out, Rod Out, Re-Core
Phone HA. 6-3483
GAS TANKS 60LDERED, ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Boon's Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal
623 So. 'First • Les Hansen, Owner
Webber Drilling
Company
John Webber
Phone HA 6-316"1
laouzzi Pumps
Sales & Service
/oute 1, BOX 8, Hhelton
i i l ii ' i i i i ,llJ I l Ill -- ii , ...... --
A MESSAGE TO FREEZER OWNERS:
Super.O holds 80 % more frnh food with plenty
of storage space for c¢isp |eafy vegetable, fruits
and meats. Adjustable door and egg racks plus a
zero degree freezerette for ice cubes and frozen
foods. It's no mcret there SPACE to SPARE
in the Gibson Super-G.
And if you're considering a freezer, consider the
Super-G and its upright freezer counterpart. Both
combine to make 28 cubic feet of freezer and re-
frigerator in less space than an average chest
type freezer.
PAY ONLY $20 PER MONTH FOR
(1,4 this/or the Market Master only)
TRADE-INS INVITED
O/sen Furniture Company
328 COTA @ FREE PARKING @ FREE DELIVERY • PHONE HA 6-4702
_ /] L I
V%."
SREL/I'0N-MAS0N COUNTY -- Pubitsted"
Loveliest Young Ladies of Past 14 Years
,,i ¸ /
i'
ii ¸
T
Wokojance 1950
No. 13--Lucille Faulk 1957
r
No. 7--Ella Mae Noble 1951
i
No. 14--Janet Hinton 1958
Wins Picture Award '0" o,or00.00
meeting of the group. The next
meeting of the Camera Club will
be held aL 7:30 p.m., Weclnesday,
ra shot brought cal members in the Photographic in the Capitol Hill Communi[v
to Ed Bun-
Society of America t,mrnev, clubhouse. Members of the clnb
a contest with The prize winning pictu''c tak-are asked to bring not more than
in five other en by Buncll v,'as " dew curl,red five slides to be judged by tile
the na- spider web against a golden bv.ckiclub. The public is invited.
alember of the ground. I .........
(qll.(?V,(! ill(! !()e B,:,d('.l). l()cal presidcnt, pro- i
With other 1o- sentcd t,'unn('ll with a red r b ,)n TI'y a .]ournal Wgl.llt Ad
I
Modem do,Jan ia Blond
Oak er American WM-
s<,
No. 7421
$69.95
- the- 8our &'siS', ia
lizh! or dark £nishe,.
N..,,., ,89es
I
Make your selection now while
our stock is complete. Small de-
Posit will hold until you wish de-
livery.
Treasures kept In cedar
fragrance--s0fe
from moths, dust and
dampness.
Lane Cedar Cheats
at low at $49.95
O/sen furniture
YOUR LANE DEALER
PHONE HA 6-4702 FREE DELIVERY
Forest Festival To
Have Radio Coverage
AU-da.y publicity for the Mason
County Forest Festiwd will be the
ccmi:ribution of :tdio .Station
K[TN, Olympia, on Satm'day, May
23.
Don Whitnlan, president and
general manager of tile Olympia
station, visited here this week,
making arangements to locate a
broadcast car along the Paul Bun-
yan Parade route. Whitman said
his station also will tell radio lis-
teners throughout KITN's broad-
casting area tile story of the after-
]:oon Loggers Sports Show.
HOODSPORT NEWS
Don't forget to "VOTE" on May
25th for the special school levy.
Pol!s will be open from 1:00 to
8:00 p.m. at the Hoodsport, Lower
Skokomtsh, Middle Skokomish and
Union schools.
The Hoodsport and Lower Sko-
komish school picnics will be held
on May 19 at Twanoh State Park.
Families are invited.
THE HOODSPORT and Lower
Skokomlsh P.T.A.s held a joint
meetiag and installation of offic-II
ers on Monday evening in the |
Lower Skokomish school. New !
officers installed for Hoodsport by'
Mrs. John Lentz, president of the
Mason County Council, were Mrs.
Wes Johnson, president; Mrs.
Ired Kilbourne, vice-president;
Mrs. Bars Robhins, secretary; and
Mrs. Ray Peterson, treasurer. For
Lower Skokomlsh, Mrs. Robert
Whitmarsh, president; Mrs. C. R.
Kelsey, vice-president; Mrs. Alex
Gouley, secretary; and Mrs. Mabel
Basso, treasurer.
Members of Johnny's accordion
:band gave several numbers for
the evenlng'a entertainment.
Men will be needed to work on
the float on Saturday morning at
8;00 .rn. and will meet at Laub-
era in Hoodsport. The float will
be reassembled in the P.U.D. gar-
ages inside the city llmlt8 on Mt.
View In Shelton. Women will
start working on Wednelay. Get
i a group together because all help '
i will be needed.
Refreshment were served by
Mrs. Bud MeDowell, Mrs. Earl
Crumb, Mrs. Evelyn Nichoaon
and Mrs. Dick Buechel.
PLANS FOR the eighth grade
graduation were discussed and
will be held on May 27 at Hoods-
port with a party at Holiday
BeaCh following.
No. 8--Janet Rosquist 1952
No. 9--Sharlyn Brown 1953
No. 10--Jane Greaves 1954
-- IT'S A DATE ---
4ournat's Calendar of Events
8 p.m. courthouse.
{ Junior high baseball, Shelton vs.
Jefferson, 3 p.m., Loop F'ield.
Beachcomber's G a r d e n Club
Mrs. F. E Lockwood's home.
,hmior Deputies, 7 p.m., Armory.
Golden Age Club, noon, Memo-
rial hall.
Friday, May 15
Vl'V Post and Auxilia:'y, 8 p.m.,
Memorial hall.
attend services today.
Today, Thursday, May 14 Monday, May 18
Chamber of Commerce Inter- Methodist Men's Club, father-
Community dinner, 7 p.m., Alder-son dinner, 6:30 p.m., Methodist
brook, church.
Zonta Club, 6:30 p.m., Cohmial )reschool PAT, 8 pro, Evergreen
House. . school.
Democratic Central Committee, DeMolay, 7:30 p,m., Masonic
Temple.
Shelton Garden CI u b, Mrs
Maude Crosby's home.
Tuenday, May 19
American Legion Post and Aux.
Gold Star parents dinner, 6:30
p.m., Memorial hall.
Wednesday, May 20
Rainier Orth(pedic Auxiliary,
Mrs. ,Richard Petersen's holne.
H i 1 l c r e s t Homemakers Club,
Golden Age runlmage sale, Un- noon, Mrs. Agnes Lund's home.
ion hall Grove Street. ] Tlur,day, May 21
xr, ........... 1 .ta di, [ Forest Yesth'al Queen's hanquet,
stor"e'Cota"S"[ree ................... [6:.$0 p.m., St. Vie,, fwhool.
' Ra00,hel 00:.ott 0000/,'thope00,c Guil00, °the''s cl,i00 ,: pro, Me-
9 O l ,11 tltl(ll l&a&
12:,0 p.m. Mrs. R y Kmbels )
home. ' l asS Matrons CPd:), Welcome
Jobies rummage sale, PUD. [chapter, DES, 12:30 p.;n.. Mrs. W.
,,aturday, May 16
Rainbow installation, 8 p.m.,
Masonic Temple.
VFW Post and Auxiliary dis-
tries meeting.
Clothing Pool, Welfare building,
10 am. til noon
Jobie rummage sale, PUD.
WARC rummage sale, old dime
store, Cola Street.
Golden Age rtUnarge sale. Union
hall, Grove Street.
Sunday, May 17
Shelton churches invite you to
C. Bateh,.tor's hen: ,,
Friday, i%:t)' 2:.
l)edh'atloa of hist.rh' Nhay Lo-
eomotlw,, :30 p.m., Brewer Park,
Coronation of Forest lV'e,tival
Queen a.d pageant:. 8 p.ln., Shel-
toil (I ylnnasilun.
Naturday, May ,
Kiddies' Kartoon parade, l0 a.m.
l'alll Bunyan Parade, 10:30 tit.Ill.
L.gging Sports Show, 2 p.m.,
l,oop Fiehl.
Official Forest Fh sMval lnee,
[ I).m.. l|elto!! Roller Arena.
!
VISIT PARENTS: Lt, LIoydileave next week for sutTivai
Saeks, Mrs. Sacks and son, Mi-I training in the Nevada desert,
while Mrs. Sacks fnee El*lena
chael are home on leave and vts-|Moore ) extends her visit three
iting wilh her parents Mr. and|weeks ' pending their transfer tO
Mrs. Earl Moore, Lt. Sacks will tPhoenlx, Ariz.
o
RADIATOR REPAIR
AUTO, TRUCK, TRACTOR
Boil Out, Rod Out, Re-Core
Phone HA. 6-3483
GAS TANKS 60LDERED, ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Boon's Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal
623 So. 'First • Les Hansen, Owner
Webber Drilling
Company
John Webber
Phone HA 6-316"1
laouzzi Pumps
Sales & Service
/oute 1, BOX 8, Hhelton
i i l ii ' i i i i ,llJ I l Ill -- ii , ...... --
A MESSAGE TO FREEZER OWNERS:
Super.O holds 80 % more frnh food with plenty
of storage space for c¢isp |eafy vegetable, fruits
and meats. Adjustable door and egg racks plus a
zero degree freezerette for ice cubes and frozen
foods. It's no mcret there SPACE to SPARE
in the Gibson Super-G.
And if you're considering a freezer, consider the
Super-G and its upright freezer counterpart. Both
combine to make 28 cubic feet of freezer and re-
frigerator in less space than an average chest
type freezer.
PAY ONLY $20 PER MONTH FOR
(1,4 this/or the Market Master only)
TRADE-INS INVITED
O/sen Furniture Company
328 COTA @ FREE PARKING @ FREE DELIVERY • PHONE HA 6-4702
_ /] L I
V%."