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ANAL SCHOOL
ohms Elected President Of
raduation Scheduled For
L'iday for officers
body council re-
)has fFonl Lower
esident, Betty Co-
as vice president,
n l_Tilion as secI'e-
)be)'son fronl Pot-
31 • .
:ceed ihis year's
:re Edward Lath-
liana Timm, vice-
y l,yman, seere-
'a Jarvis, lreasur-
IVEDNESDAY
graduation night"
te of Hood Canal
ae guest speaker
arles Wright from
'ht is a justice of
u't.
L will be given by
n, who is minister
: elnlrch,
b with a grade
)f 3.77 for three
Ldrian. The honor
goes to Virginia
Tade point aver-
:ion of diplomas
L M. Smith, chair-
,ol board.
rated by Mr. Dick NEW
ng two numbers,
Mrs. Endicott on
American Legion
an Legion Auxil-
awards to the
h grade boy and
ip.
E MEETING
last Girls League
ear. They had the
tallation of new
:oming year. They
dra Simons; vice
a Bollenger; sec-
lad and treasurer,
icers were: Pres-
,man; vice presi-
n Johnson; sec-
LaBissoniere and
Ja Crumb.
h to thank Mrs.
" assistance ifi the
' this year.
,MISll PICNIC
:okomish students
al school picnic,
inoh State Park.
pture the flag",
t a treasm'e hnnt.
a squirt-grin war.
went swimming.
lso joined in the
rough we had a
veryone enjoyed
1962
is year, we have
s and lost one to
ire came in first
IH
(nth and eighth
in first wit ;uhit '(Irtllg)iiiiiiii
leas. Rohert Mille:'l ock
points for the
made the
For basel)-tll tlfl 1ool
won olle ga]le aild )resenled a
, ¢. also got
1MENIT__4I]NI 4-6 band on
tooR firsL
milk. Sad 3rd on their
Tuesdq v--.. Picmc
1)rise. da ugh-
Wednesday_.Cl Harold Beer-
• l°rize in ihe Pet
biscuits, frllit, * J
PICNIC-- !,I ames Lozier ot •
June '5 tile jtnii0t;:a Mrs. M. E.
=:% G!; °'oo o,.,,,,,,,
i0 a.m:'to 2 p. ': '
nl'tking all tbe llece ay with Mrs.
.... d Ca y Pm t
lnents. ' ". ' -
Rossmaicr
guests of
Larson of
Fredenburg
and Mrs.
t th'e ' Elvin
were Mr.
of Shel-
and :Mrs.
of Aber-
¢elley and
Sunday
Valley
and
Mrs. Wm.
Mrs. RallJh
Mr. and
5 SHELTOSAIIS AWARDED REED SCHOLARSHIPS
I)ANIELSON
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KEI,LERMAN
Winners of eight scholarships
for tile 1962-63 school year award-
ed to Shelton Working Circle stu-
dents by tile Mark E. Reed Schol-
arship Foundation of Simpson
Timber Company were announced
today by H. O. Puhn, manager,
\\;Vashington timberland division,
Shelton.
Tile awards, for $600 each, are
good at any institution of higher
learning and for an.v course o£
study chosen by the recipients.
The awards will be presented June
12 in Shelton following an all-day
field Lrip to Simpson woods and
plants for students and their par-
ents.
The award students are:
nd son were J,'n,n Virginia Bayle 18, daugh-
of Mr. and ..................................
Ander-
Orchard
L. Isbel of
guests
ttelin.
F. Cook of
and Mrs. Max
ning with
of
.ts of. a son
May
is tile former
tl'e
ert Brehmeyer
at the week
and Mrs
regren and
Morris
Alertness Needed
To Meet Challenge
Spiritual alertness is needed to
mcet the challenge of today. This
is a theme of the Lesson-Sermon
entitlcd "Ancient arid Modern Ne-
erontmmy, Alias Mesmmusm and
Hypnotism. Denounced" whicb will
be heard at Christian Science ser-
vices Sunday.
Tlle Responsive Reading will in-
elude Paul's advice to tim Ephe-
sians ;(;): "Be strong in the Lord.
and in lhc power of his might.
Put on tile whole armour of God.
tllat ye may bc able to stand
ag'insl the wiles of the devil."
One of tlle citations to ue road
from "Science and Health with
Key to tile Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy states: "Be watchful,
Don't Be A "Blindfolded Boxer" On The Highway
PEDESTRIAN; FACE TllAFFlC
The pedestrian who walks in the
roadway witb his hack to traffic
is about as safe as a blind-folded
boxer in tile ring, warns the Au-
tomobile Club of Washington.
In announcing distribntion of a
safety poster on tiffs subject, J. C.
Gregory, General Manager. urged
pedestrians to walk on the left
side of the road facing traffic,
wllenevcr the absence of sidewalks
makes it necessary to use the
roadway.
"Hundreds of urban pedestrian
accidents are caused each year by
the violation of this simple safe-
ty rule." Gregory said. rIt is ob-
viously impossible to remain alert
to oncoming cars when the pedes-
FWALK ON
FACING TRAFFIC
WINNER, FOURTEENTH AAA TRAFFIC
SAFETY POSTER CONTEST
involved pedestrians wall¢ing with
their back to traffic.
sober, and vigilant. The way is
straight and narrow, which leads
to the mlderstanding that God
is the only Life. It is a warfare
with the flesh, in which we mast
conquer sin. sickness, and death,
either herc or hereafter, certain°
Early Baptist
Services Slated
Evening services at the First
Baptist cht'n'ch will begin one-half
hour earlier on Jmle 3, 1962, ill
order to give all the congregation
an opportunity to attend tile Bac-
cahmreate services for this year's
graduating Seniors at the Shelton
high school gym at 8 p.m.
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
groups will meet at 5:30 p.m.
instead of the regular 6 ()'clock
hour. The evening chnrch service
will begin at 6:30 p.m., instead
of 7 p.m.
Dr. John Lundgren will be the
guest speaker for the evening
trian walks with his back to traf-
fic.
"By walking on the left side
of the road, it is possible to see
approaching cars and thus possible
to avoid danger," the AAA Club
ly before we can reach the goal spokesman said. "Parents should
of Spirit, or life in God" (p.324). stress tile importance of this fact
_ upon their children."
q.n Iliewo
cidents revealed that 12 percent
Matlock Adventurers of all rural pedestrian fatalities
The meeting was called to order and accidents occured while tile
victims were walking in the road-
May 16 by Bill Stodden, president, way. A majority of these tragedies
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen -
Hickson
Plans for the project doll were
LINDEL BAYLEY
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bayley
of Shelton; a 1962 graduate of
Irene S. Reed High School, Shel-
ton, she will study languages at
the University of Oregon.
Stanley Eugene AUgust, 17, son
of Mrs. Kathleen August, Elms;
a 1962 graduate of Elms High
School, he will study engineering
at the University of Wasifington.
Naney Ellen BrigKs, 18, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Ben T. Briggs,
Shelton; a 1962 graduate of Irene
S. Reed High School, she will stu-
dy chemistry and dietetics at the
University of Washington.
HALBERT
bard. chairman, and Merle Nebel,
secretary, both of Seattle; Chet
Glandon. McCleary and Bruce Mc-
Lean and Harold Ahlskog, Shel-
ton.
discussed. Kenneth Stodden gave a
demonstration on care and hand-
ling of Bahy chicks.
April 18 the club met at Hick-
sons to make favm's for the
patients in Shelton General and
Clinic hospital for Easter.
................ Don Gribble, reporter
Phillip Eh'ln Carl', 23, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Carl', Shel-
ton; a 1956 graduate of l'ene S.
Reed High School, he will be a
senior in mathenmtics statistics
at the University of Washington•
Kenneth Lloyd Danielson, 19,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Dan-
ielson, McCleary; a 1962 graduate
I
mother, Mrs.
8helton were
of Mr. ant
church service, l)r. Lundgren is a
dentist, and is a missionary ap-
pointee to Central America under
of Elms High School, he will stu-
dy business administration at
Grays Harbor Junior College, Ab-
erdeen.
Sheridan A. HMhert, 18, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rolls Halbert, Shel-
ton; a 1961 graduate of Irene S.
Reed high school, he will be a
sophomore in ptlysics at the Uni-
versity of Washington. This is his
second Reed Scholarship award.
Sharon Adeil Kellerman, 18,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. F.
Kellerman, Shelton, will take a
pro-major course at the Univer-
sity of Washington.
Randolph Cooper Lindel, 17, son
of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Lindel, Mon-
tesano; a 1962 graduate of Monte-
sane high school, he ill study
snow, the softer ISEFORE Sr. the L Missionary Aviation Fellow- law and business adminiatration
el' it dwells upon, SmmN Simpson of shi. Everyone is invited to come at Harvard or Stanford.
• • • ON ANY
tsuks nto, the SCREN oy Boothe Sunday evening to hear this spea- This is the 16th consecutive year
ker present thc work that he will Reed Scholarships have been
I Taylor olerige nd Dave of be doing on the missionary field a*ai'ded to st(tm'£s ill the Shel-
-- -- ,. Singleton and then attend the services at ton Working Circle. In addition
N ests of Mr. the gym in honor of the graduat- to these 10 other students
eight,
the Matlock ing young people, in 6ther Sin]pson operating areas
VIII00 ...................... bave been awarded scholarships
ais Week on --ire every man thine ear, b.tlfor the forthcoming academic
exercises at few thy voice; take each man's[ year..
[ [[ • L • tduation ex- cer, sure, but reserve thyjudgment. Members of the board which
the gym at ..... William Shakespeare l made the selection are Gus Hub-
,!
d Mrs'. Ann
imgi V ,--, u"Every°ne BUSINESS DIRECTORY
7:][) :j ared "V Serviee Floor Coverings
acrell s :h,,,,I .VUl .o
Morgan, E r .R.to- v I .
i • Phonograpl ] . a,ntin"
lazing New - lllons CB 2-way radio I • Formica
Mt. View HA 6-3172 [ Mt. View HA 6-2292
• i i - ' •
w- ,, - ' "tier, ,- "- ge 331 • •
tinge [[ .• New - Goodrich I ..... .._
I • I • iUX,aa
I • ecapplng I • New cores
I • Ueea I BOON'S PLUMBING
°i I OK RUBBER WELDERS I HEATING, SHEET METAL
' ttlestlvalROCk ] Mr. View HA 6-4832 ]623 8. lt HA 6-3488
ernigh
Mar e elel:a 1
mngeskomStorm - El " Florist
00at: Scroll )f t Heating I • Plalll
• Westinghouse Alpliaxme ] for all occasion
Door... m • Fairbanl-Morse Puml • Flowers
SHELTON ELECTRIC CO. EVERGREEN F.LORIST8
419 Railroad HA 6-6283 4th&Birch 8to8 HA6-8479
on to s Auto Glass I
• Helena Rubinstei cos- | • Expert
I
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• Prescriptions
• Hypo-Allergic cosmetica JIM PAULEY, INC.
NELL'S PHARMACY 5th & Railroad HA 6-821
Govey Bldg. HA 6-3327
ONLY
Used Furniture . Cabinet Work
DANCE
EVERY
SATURDAY
NIGHT
9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Admission $1.25
TIIOPICS
BALLROOM
,(.hnelder's Prairie
Shel| ou-Olympia ilighway
TEX MITCHELL"
And tlis Band
I
Well Drilling
WATER WELLS - TEST HOLES
Bedell Dr,lhng Co.
LAWRENCE BEDELL
Route 3, Box 170, Shelton
Phone HA 6-4713
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SHUR-FRESH ]
Hamburger Buns
8-PACK 3/9
3a€ 5 ¢ .
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Tstewell 2' "Tills ! POLISH OR BOLO6NA RINGS ....................... 49 !
, __ I " OUR OWN MAKE b :
5o95, c i PORK SAUSAGE [, 39
I RADISHES OR GREEII ONIONS oo00o.3/10' I
Jiffv Cake Mix INEW POTATOES :=;=:,,:%=': ........................ 00..IO/IS' I
FRESH FROM LOCAL FARMS E €
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KELLY'S FURNITURE
1st & Mill HA 6-2411
Fireplace Equip.-"--"
• Screens, Glass Doors
• Accessories
• Ceramic Tile & Mosaic
CARLSON'S TILB SHOP
Mt. Vlew HA 6-2057
Was the
held on Dry Cleaning
• Westinghouse Coin Operated
• $2.00 for 8 lb. load
• Also Auto. Laundry
ECON.O-WASH
134 No. First St.
• Kltohen King Kabinets
• Custom Cabinets
• Counter Tops
• Free Bstimates
MT. VIEW CABINET 8HOP
1916 Oly. Hwy. No. HA 6.2042
Bike Shop
• Sales and Repair
• Locksmith . Keya Made
• Hobbies
SLEYsTER,S BIKE SHOP
Roy ClinLon 223 Cota St.
Draperies
'• custom made
• free estimates
• work guaranteed
J. C. PENNEY CO,
305.RR Ave, HA 6-8283
HILLS ' OFFEE Dr,, or Reg. 2 ,. $117
BROS. G 1,. t,ns 5,, t,ns
SUNSHINE GOOKIES CREME 11-=. 39'
SANDWICHES ........ pkg,
ETTY BISQUIGK "" .URPOSE M× 39*
CROCKER ................................ 40-OZ. PKG,
303 5/Sl
SHURFINE FRUIT O00KTAIL ............ T,s
SHURFINE PINEAPPLE JU|GLE ............ 46-OZT,S 4/$1
SHURFINE RENC.
SL,CED GREEN BEANS .... T, NS303 5/$1
SHURFINE GREAM GORN .................... Tf °& 5/$1
FRESH RANCHEGGS 3
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