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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
' I()DAY . . .
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IAOADERS TOMORROW
For otJr youth, "to live and learn" is not enough.
To live and team in freedom and cooperation is
the promise of a bright future for our commun-
ity. That's why we are proud of the work of our
Boy Scouts, helping others and keeping "physically
strong, mentally awake and morally straight."
WE ARE SUPPORTING SOLIDLY -- AND URGE YOU TO
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IN THE: ANNUAL TUMWATER COUNCIL
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BOY SCOUT
FUND CAMPAIGN
Now. Underway
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A,'o,.nd a camp-/ir(, . . . hclil:g th.c vitality
o] thc fl#6:(:ut Ould(Jors/ Worh;ing and build-
ing a. a group, To bc prcpar('d, loyal and
]rie'ndly, hclp].l a}d cou'ricous. Th.csc are
the thigs /hat am: prcparig o,vcr two mil-
lion Am:'fican B..l# Scotd,' today for active
cilizcnsh, ip lemtoi"cou'.
Teams of volunteer workers are now soliciting funds necessary to carry on
this extremely important-and beneficial program for the youth of our coin-
munity. We hope you will welcome them with an investment as large as you
believe you can afford for there is no finer program of building, character
and citizenship among boys than Scouting.
HERE ARE THE NEEDED SERVICES OF TUMWATER COUNCIL FOR WHICH THE
MONEY WOULD BE SPENT:
LEADERSHIP TRAINING ........................................ 407
Greatest portion of the budget is to train the volunteer
leaders who run the Cub Packs, Scout Troops, Senior Units.
Travel is a major item.
ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION ..................... 29%
Two of every five boys in Mason. Thurston, Lewis and
North Cowlitz Counties is a ScouI; today, but four of every
tlve want to be Scouts. The answer--more Units. This
takes careful planning and follow up with various civic
organizations which sponsor the Unit.
COUNCIL OFFICE MAINTENANCE ....................... 10'r)
Office supplies, heat, insurance, telephone equipment,
help for the Council Office and its three Fiel d Men.
EDUCATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS ............ 9%
To keep people informed about Scouting; cost of rais-
ing ftlnds, stenographic help, piinting, etc.
CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES ................................... 454
Promotion and administration of the outdoor program,
Rallies, Circuses, Camporees, etc.
SCOUT ADVANCEMENT ........................................... 4%
Maintaining records of Scout Advancements, promoting
and administering Courts of Honor, Boards of Review.
NATIONAL SERVICES ........................................... # 2%
National and Regional services to our Council.
EMERGENCY NEEDS .............................................. 2%
Allowance for untoreen contingencies.
If By Chance
You Are Missed...
by the soliciting team and
wish to contribute to the Boy
Scout Fund...
You May Leave
Your Donation
at
LUMBERMEN'S
MERCANTILE
or
THE JOURNAL
SCOUTING BU
SPACE
In Mason County Scouting Finances Support
3 TROOPS IN SHELTON
1 TROOP IN HOODSPORT
1 TROOP AT ALLYN
1 TROOP IN SKOKOMISH VALLEY
4 CUB PACKS IN SHELTON
1 FULL TIME TRAINED EXECUTIVE
Who devotes all his energies to Mason coun-
ty Scouting.
And liart of the operating expenses of Tum-
water Colineil.
FOR THIS AD PAID FOR BY THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC.SPIRITED FIRMS:
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EATON li;{}i}Y & FENDER
AL ItiEIBY M(}TORS
MASON C()IYNTY LAI!NDRY & CLEANERS
SHELT{)N (',ASii GIOCERY
B IRGOYNE PI[OTO(IRAPHERS
IVA N NEllENSCIIwANDER
IIEli, BERT G. ANGLE, INSURANCE
S II ELTON El Jg(IT]i IC
() LYM P! (' F [ ! RN [iq[ ! RE
Me(ONKEY PIIAIMACY
il. L. CATT() HARI)WARE
L[YMBIJRMEN'S MERCANTILE
FI} DIOITG STORE
SIIELTON BIAN(H, SEATTLE-FIRST
NATI(iNAL BAN K
PIEPP'S REXA I,I, I)RI,7(;S
[IECI(WIlTII JEWEIA'Y
MINII,()'S SliOE S'I'()IE
iiWI(HT MOliRIS MEN'S WEAR
Sil lgLTON iIARDWARE
FER( I!SON FIA)WEIIS
MILLER'S MEN'S SIIOP
SHELTON HOTEL
SHELTON HOTEL COFFEE SHOP
RITNER'S CORNER
SMOKE SHOP
ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY
GRUNERT'S Ct[EVRON SERVICE
WAGENER FEED STORE
TONY'S PLACE
FONZO'S
MAC'S CORNER
WIVELL'S TEXACO SERVICE
CHILDREN'S: WODERL/ND '
NEEDHAM FOOIi CENTER
MANLEY'S FOUNTAIN :
HILLTOP TAVERN
BOB ER¥:IN MOTORS
SHELTON LAUNDRY & CLEANERS
SHELTON RECREATION PARLORS
III-SCItOOL SERVICE
OLSEN FURNITURE
ROONEY'S DIME STORE
SPROUSE.REITZ CO., INC.
LES FIELDS AUTO PARTS
MELL CHEVROLET
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
DICKINSON OIL COMPANY
DICKISON FUEL COMPANY
LAWTON LUMBER
GRANT LUMBER
KIMBEL MOTORS
KIMBEL OIL COMIANY
OLYMPIC MOTOR SALES
MORGAN-EACRETT LUMBER
LES YOUNG'S SERVICE
20TH CENTURY FOOD STORE
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
BANNER & BURNETT SHELL STATION
M & S FOOD STORE
PEARL'S CAFE
PASTIME
SHAFER BAKERY
AROWN BAKERY
SMITH'S CIGAR STORE
SANITARY MARKET
CITY MARKET
, KILLMER ELECTRIC i
SHELTON STATIONERY &
H. L. OLSTEAD AGENCY,
• MASON COUNTY STATIONERS
DON'S SPORT & CYCLE SHOP r i
KITSAP DAIRY
TAYLOR RADIO ELECTRIC
MARGIE'S TAXI GROCERY
DEAN'S STUDIO
RAY'S SERVICE ' ,
TOP HAT
LOG CABIN TAVERN
BILL MILLER'S SERVICE
LAY NASH MOTORS, INC.
SHELTON SPORT CENTER
BINN'S ICE CREAM
EELLS & VALLEY APPLIANCE
M, AIKHAM'S VARIETY STORE