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SI-IELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "CTwistmastown, U.KA.," Shelton,
1962
i Hood Canal Club Variety of Dances
! To
Meeting Next Thursday Be Presented
, .,.i.. l,.,,d ..)l., 0000.,den c,,., c,p,00,0000e"r:n-0000oncer
• will meel rlexL Ttlm'sday at the
It(lille of }I.Hll(te CFONI)y $1Ild MFS, 'I'h MglrR'ie Speck Sl)rirttl" Dance
l+t 2,11,, I)()l,l/lall. "l'he azaleas and (:orlCerl I+o be heAl at g p,nl, ttlis
rhr)dode3"JdJ'()Hs iJ Ih(qr lovely Sahn'day nig'hl in the Shelton
Social Even ts
Society Editor • Marl Waters • Phone HA 6-4412
mt)'<wn will be at theh" besl. A ,hmior High auditorium will ten- KENNEWICK CHURCH IS SCENE OF
pothwk hlnelmc))) will b(, served llll•e ;i v:u.ieLy of danee.s, lallet,
., ..i,. ,,,,,, ,,,e ,.,,fen ".l', M.,,e,',, a,,d s,,n,e a,:,,>- WEDDING FOR r_AVV nbJU±'J3Pc"'v'r"t'"*"
m th( afternoon, hal its will 1)(, oll tile bill• ' - L
Melnb(rs are ask(d io bI'i)lK M'lkirlg their (1-b)lt will be l:lre-
I•;.tvol*s foF tile Jllray 2.1 }{ose Ltlnell- schoolcrs Toni b'oJzo, Al.n,il Kllhr,
(')n. Each rn(md)er is lo mare 5 I'(}lrtn t2ytl.a. Vah@ie Allnoch,
|)llIllilIlll'(' )ilpO)' I/{tIH N() diffel'ellt Cllrtstie Ftat'Oll all(I Steven Lind-
id*llS lll;ly })(' t:xCllange(l for nlft]¢-, sey. }i]]elYlcntitl'v lirsi tilnel's, ln-
llg pl;4c( (,at(Is or l}tVi)l'S I'ol' the chl(lt ]gebeccH C.hapnlHll. Cecelia
hlIl('.Ile II lll(t Terri Clark, Betsy Poe, Les-
.......................... lie :tl)(l Laurie V'Jtldei"¥egen and
VFW Auxiliary Plalls Carnie McMillin. Alexis Ktlln' will
do lmr firs hatoll, presenLation.
l)Jstl let Meeting t¢)ys appearing inehlde ArL and
The n(,xl r(.gular business meet- I I(bll '
Nicklaus,
Ricky
Christian
lIl (if lhe V'I;%V Auxi ia "y wilt he i ,]t)Inl Hytln, i,'rank f(uhr and Rick
heh al p.m. I,'r1(lay at. the Meof I,'ilchitt.
o)*iaI troll, l-]f)stt.H!4(es will be Aug- Iollndinff out the progTaln will
u.1, "I'w()h.V, Lei.ae ']bOlTl/ll'e. be advanced dancers Leila Cool{ :;::::
Marl, MeI,:ay awl Ida Mac Slnilh. Bellaine Ogden Penny t:larnbard.
The prize will be brought by Tari Li tritchitt, Taralea Parr,
1)m'olhv Towle, Palll BoaPdnlall, Mary Buechel
l,'i)lll ;ll'l'anlCll]elllN will be seI ;.t.lld Aria ]VIIIIT, Many of the.se
f()r 51h (hstriid meetill 1o be held
stlidents have perforn-]ed for local ::i.:. • i:i
,%tlul'day niuh in I.aymond. This org'allizations in the past and some
will lip election of new officers.
hilV( I)een \\;vlnllers ill tile Jaycee.
AI ({(de;at(s shotlld hi., Ilwre. Talent sllow. Leiht Cook has a[l-
peared (m television.
"i
Nydia Club Accepting The program is open to the
Memorial (A)lltrlblltlOn publie. Tickets may be purchased
Nydia Club. l):.ttli0ll(,)'s of the at the door or frmn sttldents wdrk-
Nih,. met May 23 at tile home of ink for sclmlarships.
Mrs, (7]au(le Rh()d( on Island
Lake. The next nleeting will he AMARANTIt RUMMAGE
l,l(.l aI th(' home of Mrs. Mel SAI,E SLATEI)
Bea)'den. Sel)t 2(i. Amaranth will hold a Runlmage
Anyon( wishing I.o rual¢.e mere- Sale this F)'iday and Saturday at
orial contributions to the Shrine the PUD building,
itospittd for tile henefit of erip- For pickups call HA 6-8631 or
ph,d (.:bildrell may do so through HA 6-6180. o1' letlve at the Sewing
Nv(lm Clllb by tailing Mrs. ti'1o- Cenier.
r(-.nee \\;Veeks al HA 6-3374. - .......................................
........... GIRI, ,,COIYr I)AY CAMP
Some troubles, like a in'otested I{EGISTilA'rlON IIEADLINE
)lot,, of a solvent debtor, bear in- Girl Scout and Brownies are
crest. Honore de Balzac reminded the deadline date for
registering for Girl Scout Day
GOING PLAOES? Canlp is June 1. Registration
should 1)(. made directly with the
Tall Timber Council in Olympia.
WHERE TO CALL: The l)ay Camp will be held June
18-22 lhis veal'.
ANGLE TRAVEL " .......................
RES. CENTER OES SOCIAL CLUB
TUESDAY LUNCHEON
401 R.R. AVPL OES Social Chlb Weleome Chap- MISS JOYCE COLLJEEN KELSO became the bride of Harold Ed-
HA 6-8272 HA 6-4134 tee Nc). 40 will have a luncheon ward'Carr May 5 at. the St. Joseph's Catholic church in Kennewick.
next Tuesday at Lhe home of Mrs. She is the daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Kelso of Kennewick. Mr.
TICKETS TO ANY PLACE C'. Danielson on Hammersley In- Carr is the son of Wlrs. Harold Carr of Ephrata and the late Har-
IN THE WORLD AT let. old Care of Sheltot=.
Cals will lcave the Masonic tern- /
NO EXTRA COST pl, at 11:,'0 a.m. SL. Joseph's Catholic clnu'ch in Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Kelso of Ken-
TO irO][ ...... * Kennewick was the.' setting Satur- newick, and Mr. Carr is the son
(lay morning, May,5, for the wed- of Mrs. Harold Carr of Ephrata,
I Independent Travel Airlines W e II g ding of Miss Joyce Colleen gel- and the late Harold Carr of Shel-
Conducted Tours Steamships so of Seattle and, Harold Edward ton.
Ceuises Railroad D r illi n Ca,.,., Pasco, who repeated their Vari-colered daisies were used
wedding vows p'eceding a nup- rl] the altar, candles and tall bas-
Rent-A-Car Bus Lines HA 6-445 tial Mass, with Father R. K. kets of daisies stood 'in the sanc-
Hotels & Re.sorts or HA 6-2455 LeF'leur as the celebrant, tuary. Dennis Koelker and Don
The bride is the daughter of Schuster were altar boys.
.................................................................................................................................................................... Miss Doris Cejka, Seattle, pre-
sented the wedding music and ac-
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LUHBERHEN S HERCANTILE
companied lIrs. Charles Lauber,
Seat(:le, the" soloist.
Mr. Kelso presented his daugh-
ter in marriage. He]" wedding
gown of taffeta and Alencon lace
was fashioned with a full skirl
of taffeta will] Alencon appliques
and was cut with a chapel train.
The snug bodice with its crushed
cummerbund was worn with el-
bow-length white gloves and a
strand of pearls, a gift of the
bridegroom. Her chapel-length veil
was caught to a cluster of seed
pearls and orange blossoms, and
she carried a cascade of white
roses.
Miss Kay Kelso, a sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and wore
a powder-blue brocaded frock, a
bell-type sheath with square neck-
line• She wore a veiled pillbox
of daisies and carried blue and
white painted daisies.
The bridesmaids, Miss Janice
Kranc, Miss Judy O'Shea and
Miss Gaff Mueller, all of Seattle,
were identically attired. Vicld Ann
Arrasrnith, a niece of the bride-
groom, was flower girl.
Dick Morton, Puyallup, was
best man. The ushers were A1
Kimbel, Olympia; Jerry Richert,
Shelton; and Rolf Glerum, Port-
hmd.
The bride's mother, in a tur-
quoise-blue sheath worn with jac-
ket, used ivory accessories and
white roses'to complete her en-
semble. The mother of the bride-
groom, in a two-piece beige bro-
caded silk, also Wore white roses
nd bone accessories.
The wedding reception was at
the Desert Inn in Richland where
painted daisies in a crystal bowl
and blue candles in crystal hold-
ers eentered the lace-covered ta-
ble. Two sisters of the bridegroom,
:Mrs. J. W. Arrasmith, Spokane,
and Mrs. W. J. Tribley, Fairbury,
Ill,, poured Mrs. Howard Lincoln,
Toppenish, an aunt of the bride,
and Mrs Phil Hot, Yakima, cut
and served the cake.
Mrs. Edna Ramulu and Miss
Janet House, beth of Seattle,
served the punch and Miss Mar-
garet Hawkins, an aunt of the
bride, had the guest book. Mrs.
Donald Williams and Mrs. Edward
Day, beth of Kennewick, were in
charge of gifts. Cindy Day and
Vicki Ann Arrasmith passed the
groom's cakes.
After the reception, out-of-
town guests were entertained at
a buffet dinner at the Kelso home.
For going away, the bride wore
a beige tweed coat with a beige
sheath, and coffee-beige straw lint
and a corsage of white roses.
The bride, a graduate of Ken-
newick schools, completed her
nurses training at Sacred Heart
School of Nursing, Spokane, and
was employed untiI recently at
Providence hospital, Seattle. The
bridegroom was graduateit from
Irene S. Reed high school and
graduated in 1955 from the Uni-
versity of Washington where he
was associated with Kappa Sig-
ma Fraternity. Mr. Carr is a
member of the editorial staff of
the Tri-City Herald, Kennewick.
Following a two-week honey-
moon trip to the Oregon Coast,
the couple is now at hmc at 1101
V. Shoshone St., Apt. 10, Pasco,
God only waits for man's worth.
ineeis to enhance the means and
meamwe of His aee.
--ary
Rachel Knott Guild
Final Meeting Of
1961-62 Season
Nineteen members of the Rachel
Knott Orlhopedic Guild met for a
12:30 hmcheon ree.(mtly "lL the
t-[ood Canal home of Mrs. Chtwt,:
Rowe with Mrs. Dorothy JeSsul) as
co-hostess.
In the absence of Mrs. Kenneth
Frank, President, Mrs. Les Shelv-
('tl') [l(X'l}= elec(ed Presidon(, con-
dueled the meeting. Mrs. Glendon
I,'ergllson, Seere(:lry, l'e;id tile
minutes ()1' the April meeting and
Mrs. Fr;II1R Travis, Jr,, gave ibe
Treasnrel"S report.
Committee rel)orts were giv(l]
with ]Irs. G rover Brewster, Penny,,
1)rive Clmirnmn, urging lhe mem-
bers to finish (olleeling their en-
velopes,
Mrs, Travis, Jr,, reporlea on thc
Cog's lmcheon May 5. It was at-
tended hy 20 o'irls, some of whom :
are now Cogs and will become
Jogs nexr year, and yom:ger girls
who wish to become Cogs This
year's advisors, Mrs. Travis, Mrs.
Harold Nordeng and Mrs. Wayne i
Carte, attended tbe ]tmclmon. They
prepared a fruit lmnch bowl for ]
the girls and Mrs. Nordeng pre-
sented a beautiful azalea for the
centerpiece. The girls gave each
of the advisors a lovely c.orsage.
Sue Ann Anderson and Billy Sue
Johnson have been chosen presi-
dent and vice president of Jogs for
nexL year.
Mrs. Sheh, er asked members to
leave "Next to New" artic.les at
MYs. Roy Kimbel's. Mrs. \\;Vm.
Baker offered to take charge of
the sale of the Orthopedic e'l-
endars this fall. Mrs. Shelver
thanked the hostess for the de-
licious hmcheon.
The new officers will assume
theh" offices at tie September 21
meeting which will be held at the
home of Mrs. R')y Kimbel with
Mrs. Harold Ahlskog as co-hostess.
Popular, Classical
Music Included In
Local Piano Recital
Mrs. May Winiecki presented
22 of her students in a piano re-
cital in the Fireplace Room of the
Methodist church at 7 p.nl. May
JOB'S DAUGHTERS INSTALLATION
SCHEDULED SATURDAY NIGHT
.9ar2tcde ;.tes 'l]gfeo(u ' fith6-o 6 the Masonic Temple. The public I
.. " . . . . ' . is invited to attend.
rive years ox training. Musle 111- . . .
cluded ranged fronl t)omfla tot Judy Nmholson will be installed
classical. - - ..... as Honored Queen; Paula Harmon,
Partici,,atin were F.,i ' ....... n ]Senior Princess; Janet EsLvold,
Linda Auseth Bruoe ur;'2-'UT'l Juni°r Princess Gall Downing,
in Stroud, Steve Evande Bar-f Guide; Leanne Armstron.g, Mar-
baa Wolfe shal Je Haskms Chaplain Lov
". ., Fay Fischer, Tamiel ; " " , ; -
Mason, Bob Ttlrner, Leslie Van- ely Kelly, Treasurer; Sharoa John-
QUEEN JUDY NICHOLSON of Bethel No. 37, International Order
of Job's Daughters cordially invites the public to attend its in-
stallation of officers this Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Tem-
ple. Miss Nicholson, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson, will be
installed as Honored Queen. (Photo by Dean.)
Bethel No. 37, International Or- Page in North, Sandy Smith; Page
der of Job's Daughters will hold ill South, Linda Rains; Keeper of
a public installation of officers the Lights, Kathy Archer; Assis-
at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 2, at rant Record, er, Sheryl Stevens;
derWegen. David Frank, Joan Au-
seth, Geanecce Morgus, Don Se-
iners, Tom Belling, Marc Phillips,
Kay Belling, Janet Estvold, Gerri
Gems and Jerry Wagner.
Vocal solos were sung by Cyn-
thia Rice. Linda Blacker gave two
recitations.
Assisting with the arrange-
ments were Mrs. Bernadine Nel-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Stroud
and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Belling.
Mrs. Ruth Willard helped with
the progran-L
Sunshine Chairman, Terry Turner
and Prompter, Gayle Steensen.
Members of the choir are Nita
Potter, Cindy Waite, Gerry WiN
son and Colmie Stevens.
.,, Hoods, rt TR. 7-523 Ill
O.r H ,d Canal l i)
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Ceyser- 'mouth Cars
Internatl ,al Trucks l/
Call Hoodsport TR. 7-5237
Our Hood Canal
Representative
KIMBEL MOTORS
Chrysler-Plymouth Cars
International Trucks
son, Recorder; Pat Chase, Music-
ia n.
First messenger, Marcia Dorcy;
second nlessengel', Valerie Bina.,
third messenger, Janice Powell;
fourth messenger, Cheryl Bead;
fifth messenger, Karen Sternquist;
se!!ior custodian, LyLa A'ndrews;
junior cnsLodian, Sandy Jones; Li-
brarian, Ginny Welton; Inner
guard, Linda Stevens; and Outer
guard, Mickey Cleveland.
Courtesy officers to be installed
are Flag :Bearer, Janice Pierce;
J. Taylor CLUBS
New
County
James 'Paylor
].ayOll ler
Research Division,
the official dutie.'.
of the Mason
Red Cross.
Melvin McGuire,
unteer wo) ker in
for the 1)asl
The present boar
((> Mr. Taylor
VanderW(
i ,)acl¢ Mia lhnger,
'lx,r Safety; ML
Cascade C, lnc
\\;r. D. Bryan,
[ n]an; an(t Mrs.
Heine Service
Announcement
Water Safety
fihns on TV, lu
made through
office. It will
of Lhe Red CROSS
Breath Can Save i
st rat ing
tation, and
Swim" as well as a
fihn spot and
door safety.
granls are )ER, ac-
KTNT-TV Seattle. Gar-
notified of an
• ; :i u her in ap-
Years of serv-
)gt0n State Fed-
Clubs recent-
D Perma.nent
e of the money
honoring all
vG served on the
t or more years,
'.,ames in tle
llation at their
e in St. Louis,
,2%°; =,,0 ooo.
all members so
iE
aleated" at a spe-
1413
Ellinor,
Mr. and Mrs. Ge,and Will receive
3 Box 253, a girl,tlll :l;i(iGnalCouncil
Mr. and Mrs.--l':y name
Rt. 1 Box 192, ElnL4' |10ok ofhaSAppre-been
29. _Mr
Cro.w has
Clinic
!omplients
Mr. and Mrs. PJelub,, ,n this area.
'Kneeland, a boy, -'talry Of the Port
-- Club, 27 years
e first president
arden Club, has
)ninsuia District
SOHOOL ;.od Recording
e State Federa-
She prepared
: that won the
WEEK OF JU tate award for
Venue planting
School Lui I award=; for the
Wenue, the Tri-
Will Be St Athletic field
"only 0 member of the
Monde Club she also
the Library
Tue , as Well as the
Wednef .of the Post Of-
ThiS /t g afeway store
!Was Widened.
• Supplement Y 01j ;'
.,. with Pie ns"J I E, '
repp's
p p!,).mfi ss ion
.,; t],.(, ,/.ay.. 6
i - aaopted Dec-
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the
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feet, 20
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per 100
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TOTAL REGULAR $,169.95
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604, 610 and
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The I'(
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record in
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week by
man of l
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that the
letters tc
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bill.
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