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1962
I IOTTINGS
¢ County with
!! to cut half on the
a to keep dry clean-
i'°}sP,arkling, t'ip your
,^ ' t4cBride and "Min
.re giving us coin o )-
,vle, L " i
I acre in Shelton.
lYhave to know to
1 a this new service ?
' clothes that are
ih and soiled, but
;,. e solvent to re-
I/dew, dl
k 'ho 'y paint or
0f. se are problems
U,uaal.
Cave home, get out
cleaner and ,Setliet
kets to get o
aMlint Take led
lld safety pins Pwl'ith
hQs oa jackets and
: and not sewed to
;ck re to pin thenl
th.,zarg e buttons azld
,"L they don't get
e tumbler action of
, t be prepared to
k , a cleaning sol-
, meln off if a bit
:' 0a the back makes
PtZZled abe
,ett, ,_ ut load-
t a]" oalance the load
• ,u b
liD,.- Ulky garments.
| ja/,_Y, blankets and
ts With lint ga-
ea, eh as dark soft
• ers inside ou
'M- t and
i ,carves and belts
S}ELTOI--MASON COUNTY JOURNAIJ -- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A./'
Dayton Man Makes Oregon Trip
For Son's Graduation Exercises
By Mabel Kidd day were Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
DAYTON ..... Mr. Bill Kidd at- Puderbaugh of Agate. Morris Pu-
ended his son Bill Jr's., gradua-
ion exercises ilz Dalhts, Ore., on
Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Dillon and Gerald of Arcadia ac-
companied him on the trip.
Barbara Goldy arrived on Fri-
day evening from Long Beach,
Calif., to stay with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Goldy.
Ladies' Club met on Wednesday,
May 23 with Mrs. A. E. Lemke
as hostess. The birthday of Mrs.
Edward Bunnell was observed.
The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday, June 5 in the Agate
home of Mrs. Edward Bunnell.
Members are to meet at Dayton
Hall on that day at 10:45. Any-
one wishing transportation may
contact either Mrs. Clifford Combs
or Mrs. James Dougherty.
Mrs. Mary Chappell spent last
week in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Darl Goldy.
Mrs. Esther Kidd of Shelton was
birthday dinner guest on Mon-
day evening in the home of son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kidd.
Mrs. Robert Goldy drove the
Garrett of Enumclaws demonstra-
tor in the Forest Festival parade
on Saturday. Garrett won second
prize in class.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Scab Combs were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Edwards and boys, Larry,
Leslie and Maurice Pearson of
Seattle and Mr, Edwards' mother,
Mrs. Margaret Edwards of Valie-
jo, Calif.
MR. AD MRS. James Hickson
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Hiekson of Lake Nahwatzel on a
trip to Tacoma on Sunday where
they visited with their grandmo-
ther, Mrs. Sarah Kirk, Who is ill.
Gathering in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Goldy on Sun°
ll°, ed eight pounds
otl. Will fhtd this
HEAD ,:,.t uide help-
kes,. a°w many gar-
be up the load. You
leaS'Ure---n to check
the
i,. g house to be
',s COrrect. You're ture fresh air brought in to de-
'uee8 '
CRISP, odrize the garments while they
FLAVORr-UL EACH Av. Vt. spin slowly.
' tS ]ht Oults Be sure that you are ready to
,}ii:ae:'":::: .................. 14 take these garments out and put
them immediately on your own
ka'"t ..................... .................. .. 5° hangers to get them home aswrin.
h | 1 "FRPSH A£ ."U;ts .................... 350 them.kle-freeIf youaS haveWhen moreY°U thanbr°ughtone
load, it's "best to space your load-
:::::::::::::::::::::
ing so that you would have time
I 1 F BUNCH .: ........................... 50 at the finish of the cycle to hang
'!.. ...........................: ......................... 127 dy.
7 each load before the other is rea-
l0 °¢ .......................... 3 Good luek on your new venture,
t ....................... 7 and we know tibet you will be a
coin-operated dry cleaning addict
: t .......................... o ° an certainly yo can count on
1 L F ':i: ............... :i:2::2::22 12 yo,,r clothes lasting longer be-
cause you will have removed the
.......................... 20
.
:tl .......... !::::::: ........ greatest wear factor, namely the
............................ 40 gritty dirt that cuts fibers.
12
'""'"" ........ ' ............ 40
';. "'90 unli, . DWVm mvaaa|v
..... ......... ..... ......... Average
t Cleaning 'is go-
, W 0' SO] " " ,
I se •vent s the v
:' .by the r . PORTLAND (Secial --
,lled , P ofes-I .... i . ) Doug-
-,,ta a- verchlorethy |as. tlr regmn sawmill production,
IIIN llve at i:irst ,h'ile|April was"161:201,000 b.f. or 101.6
[. 3a¢1 SPrays{irouh[percent of the 1957-61 averae.
| e},t,rates th:/O,:ders ave,'aged 70,711,000 b."
|]P co aes 'hen re.|sh'p ments 163,702,000 b.f.; Week:
i Black Haw /A ][h{: , L'.nUally to th |JY averages for March were re
| Sliced U F'%t er Where thefduet,o', X63,610,000 b.f., 103.2 Pper-
I (Thick Sliced) lb. ' " " orced fronl/cent of the 1957-61 average; or-
2.lb. Pa k $1.19 .. tiers 156,494 000 b.f.; shipments
Vel in the ]68-482, 000 b.f.
;anin, our months of the 1962 cu-
ROLL, Ras A inYecl€,o" d;aioV:z Pzdtinn 2,666,766,000
Black Hawk der and ,' '" ' " S of 1961, 2,567,0-
item The 09,000 b.f.; four months of 1960,
Pure Pork ....... LB. Lo 12"miD- 2,949,426,000 b.f. ,
go Into a , Orders for four months of 1962
....... re'oak down as follows raft a
iILWAUKEE bm o . ' , : nd
a h,g'zz-'- u'uck 2036,569,000 b f;. • domestic
....................... LB Ii ....... 0€ th cargo 4o3,183,000 b f', ex. port 107,-
350,000 b.f.; local 130,304,000 b.f.
33 The industry's unfilled order file
__r MILWAUKEE .extraction stood at 533,742,000 b.f. at the
eT
.......... 4-OZ. PKG. and end of April, lumber inventory at
Period of 1,108,109,000 b.f.
this there Fignu'es covering" the first qar-
tempera- ter of 1962 have been revise.d.
to buy! Nothing to write!
: Just drop by, write your name on en
of the new Homeltte chain saws.
the most dependable chain saw ever
ly be in the big"Power.Up
Which 12 Homelite chain saws will b
free. Don't miss out, n'kl
be in by July 20, I962,
Motor Shop
HA 6-4602
LLEY'S
2 /
' LBS.
ernlght guest of Shells Hickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buechel and
children were weekend guests in
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz Buechel.
Darlene Lund had as a weekend
guest Sheila Hickson.
Elizabeth Hickson spent the
weekend with Darlene Bcll of
Gerald Needham of Dayton Look-
out.
Mrs. Etta Sherid and girls of
Shelton were Sunday evening can
k..rs in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Rietdorf.
Mrs. A. M. Evans of Skokomish
Valley called on Mrs. Harold Kidd
on Sunday.
Dennis Combs spent Saturday
SheIton, Washington
., .,=.
ntan were Mr. anti Mrs. Walker
of Picketing Pass.
Mr, and Mrs. Pete Bloomfield
r, nd family attended the Queen's
Banquet and coronatmn held on
Thursday evening at the Masonic
Temple. Darlene Bloomfield was
prescnled with a dozen red roses
by Mr. Clive Troy and crowncd
derbaugh of Seattle and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Brownfield and sons of
Kan]ilchc. This was a joint cele-
Shelton.
Mrs. Gertrude Scott stayed the
weekend with daughter and faro-
night and Sunday as guest in
Shelton of Ricky Dillenburg.
and Mrs. Ezest Todd of Man-
chester.
The Bloomfield Logging' Com-
pany won first place in class and
Mr. Pete Bloomfield was present-
ed with the trophy at the after-
noon logging show.
Saturday visitors in the Alvin
Hulbert home were Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Valley and danghter of Se-
by Rudy Werbergcr. Mrs. Les Bi-
shop of Kamilche, grandmother" of attle.
the queen, Mrs. Bert Wood of On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Mcr-
P,ge..,,!
Local Airman To Get
Montana Assignment
SHEPPARD AFB, Tex. -- Air-
man Third Class Robert A. *Stam-
borsky of Shelton, is being reas-
signed to Glasgow AFB, Mont.,
tollowing his graduation from the
United States Air Force techni-
cal training course for aircraft
Limit Rights Reserved,
bration for Mrs. Goldy's birth- ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Ptwves
day and the wedding amfiversary of Kent.
of the Brownfields. Mrs. Walter Chappel and chil-
Doris Hickson spent the week- dren attended the parade on Sat-
end as guest of Sharon Moffat urday and then enjoyed a picnic
of Shelton. hmch in the home of her mister,
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ] Mrs. Warren Carr
Mrs. John Anderson were Mr, and i GERA.LDI:N 2eeatmm w a s
Mrs. Bob Floyd of Agate. I home from Kent for the weekend
Aleca Ruddell was a recent or- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jamie Hickson was weekend
guest of Vicki Stoner of Shelton.
On Saturday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson called on the
Don Herrick and Wayne Clary
families of Kamilche.
Erlene Wilson and Tina Bezley
of Shelton spent Sunday overnight
with Doris Hick'cm.
Friday evening callers in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A1via Chap-
California, aunt, and brother and lin Rickards and family attended engine mechanics here.
church in Bremerton and then rig-
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bloom- ited with Arlene Petersen and I Airman Stamborski studied the
field of Shelled also viewed the Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Byrd of Sko-'l operation and maintenance of re-
ceremony, komish Valley and witl Mrs. MiD- I ciprocating aircraft engines and
Joe Einarsson rode the First nie Judkins who was in the Shel-I related systems.
Christian Churcl float in the pa- ton General Hospital. I The airman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
rade and portrayed Jesus. This Sunday callers in the L. A. Todd Andy P. Stamborsky, Route No,
float won third prize in class, home were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 4, Shelten, is a graduate of Irene
SUNDAY ])INNER guests of Todd of Shelton and Mr. Bill S. Reed high school. He entered
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Todd were Mr. Strope. the service in November 1961,
CONTIN'UED TiiREE MORE BIG DAYS
WHILE BOSS GEORGE IS AWAY ON VACATION
i
Large True Zero
Degree Freezer
• • Rolls on Wheels
for easy cleamng
• Self-Defrost
Refrigerator '
• Porcelain
Vegetable Crisper
Buffer Bin, Deep
Door Shelves
Glide-Out Shelves
' SALE DAYS
PRICE ONLY
THURSDAY ......
FRIDAY ..........
SATURDAY ......
MAY 31
JUNE 1
JUNE 2
Hurry, Quantities Limited
ALL MODELS DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR THIS SALE ONLY!
Eeils & Valley Appliance Center
SECOND AND COTA, SHELTON Where Yot Get Tkz Bst Deal, By George Phone HA 6-4663