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Odd Fellows And ]
Wives Hosted By
Ruby Rebekahs
Members of Sheltoa Lodge No.
62, IOOF and their wives were
entertained by members of Ruby
Rebekah Lodge No. 75 at the re-
gular June 12 meeting. Dining
room tables were decorated with
the three links emblem of the Odd
Fellows. Refreshments were in
charge of Mesdames Ira Yule, Ma-
rion Helser, Wilfred Jackson,
Marie Smith and Eva. Willis.
Entertainment consisted of a
community sinK, a reading by Mrs.
H. L. Alexander and a Friendship
Train skit by Mrs. V. M. Jackson
mid the Misses Dorothy Schwieter-
ink and Mary Dobson.
The Jmle 26 meeting, which will
convene ai 8 p.m. in the Odd Fel-
lows hall, will feature a memorial
Service conducted by Mrs. Dave
Price, chaplain.
: EAT OUT OFTEN--
1934 Olympic Highway North
on Mountain View
LUNCH -- DINNER
--- Fried Clams ~ Oysters
Hotcakes .Anytime =
OUR OWN PIES!
'." ,~FGOOD COFFEE
INN Ea. t of
:Facing the Canal
eialt-y: --
CHICKEN
CHOICE STEAKS
Phone Union 808-2322
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
,qh lfnn, Wa. hmfffnn
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4 miles from }toodspm:t
on Lake Cushman
e Water in the Panoramic Dining Room
CHAR,BROILED STEAKS
SEAFOOD , CHICKEN
._the LIARS, DEN Banquets-- Parties
877-5388 for reservations if desired
On Hood Canal near Potlatch
on Highway 101
ST--. LUNCH --- DINNER
~pecialty --
EN (finger-lickin' good)
ture SEAFOOD, tool
i88 ~. Take-Out Orders!
EAGLES INSTALL FRED STUCK, RUBY LORENZEN
AS HEAD OFFICE HOLDERS FOR ENSUING YEAR
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AMONG NEW OFFICERS installed f, or the en-
suing year by the Eagles Aerie No. 2079 and its
auxiliary June 9 at the airport hall were Fred
Stuck (center back row), president for the aerie,
and Ruby Lorenzen (center front row), new auxil-
Bridge Club Sets
Next Monday For
Master-Point Night
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iary president. Installing officers were Mable and
Johnny Bartell (left) of Kelso with Leona and
Wendell McCraskey of Olympia (right) acting ~s
installing conductors.
School Glass Reunion
Highlights Vacation
Trip For Croppers
Attending a 50th aaniversary
reunioa of his ldgh school gradu-
ating el ~.~s in Everett last week
was highlight of a vacation trip
tor Mr. and Mrs. George Cropper.
Catching up on lhe years made
far a busy tiny and evening as 50
of the 90 member.~ of the Class of
1914, which was the first one to
graduate from the Everett High
school, were in attendance.
The Croppers began their vaca-
tion by visiting in a former home-
town, Port Angeles, for three days
where Mrs. Cropper attended the
%Vashington State Garden Clnb
annual meeting. They had a chance
to visit with several former Shel-
ton couples.
From Port Angeles the vaca!ion-
ors went to Seal tle. where they
also lived at one time, to visit and
relax with old friends before con-
tinuing to Everett
Belfair VFW Gives
Flag Sets To Ohurches
Shelton Duplicate Bridge Club
president Gordon Bennett announ-
ced at Momtay evening's meeting
~R m~ster-point night will be held
Y QUEEN 221 North lst st next l~onday when the group
in Shelton meets at 7:,~0 p.m. in the PUD
Recognized as THE place for thick SHAKES auditorium. All people playiug that
and smooth SUNDAES, and NOW from night will I)e able to play free the
DAIRy QUEEN'S ldtchen- HAMBURGERS following Morday
l~o,.'th-souti] winners lhis Men-
Sad FRIES. Phone 426-8091 day night were ]V[r. and Mrs. Dick
RE 'URANT
3 miliisWest or Belfair
and PASTRIES on Itood Canal
~riety of DINNERS
e Crestview 5-5321
Perry (Olympia), Mike McNeil
and Bob Bennett. Mr. and ]V[rs,
Vernon Partlow and Eva Aamodt
and Jack Graler (Olympia)..
• Winners for east-west were Ag-
nes Murray and Bill DcWoert
(Olympia), Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hartley, Percy Bean and son,
Steve, (Olympia), and May Graler
(Olympia) and Jane Bennett.
A joint public installation of of-
ficers was held by Eagles Aerie
Sets of American and Christian
flags were presented to the BeN
fair Community Baptist Sunday
school and the Full Gospel Sunday
school last Sunday by the Nuel
Curtis Post and Auxiliary 5372,
Veterans of Foreign Wat~.
Commander Kenneth Orandy
and Mrs. Gordon 3. Squire made
the presentation at the Baptist
church while Mrs. James Huffman
and Miss Vallie Willey presented
the flags at the Full Gospel chUrch.
Commander Grandy gave a short
No, 2079 and its aux]'liary June 9
at the airport hall. Installing of-
ficers were Mable and Johnn5
Bartell of Kelso, with Leona and
Wendell MeCrasky of Olympia
acting an installing conductors.
The Gig Harbor drill team assist-
ed.
New officers for the aerie who
were installed include Fred Stuck
president: Curtis Cammack. vice
president: Frank Mako. ch'~plain;
Earl Leggeti, inside gua~'d; Ernle
Stuck, outside gttard; Frank Mar-
ler, secretary; \Vinston Asche
treasm'er: Gib Maltett, conductor
Albert C. Lord. Lynn Cole mid
Wally Dundas. trustees; past pre,
sident, Lester Dorsett.
Auxiliary officers included Ru-
by Lorenzen, president; :Myrtle
Swearingen, vice president; Mable
Cammack, chaplain; Mable Long,
conductress; Dorothy Eads, inside
guard; Agnes Lung, outside gamrd;
Opal Asche, secretary; Florence
Marlcr, treasm'er; Clara Stuck,
Bertha Lord and Winifred Morket,
trustees; Jean Dorseit, jr. past
president.
ROYAL NEIGtlBOR S
There will be a meeting of the
Royal Neighbors of America at
7:30 p.m. next Monday in the Me-
morial hall. Refreshments will be
served by Mrs. Willie Quinn and
Mrs. Bonita Williams. Martha
Dunbar will fm'nish the door prize.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
Members of Eagles Auxiliary No.
2079 are asked to wear [heir for-
reals to the ,Tune 23 meeting at the
airport hall.
DRIVE
INNext to 'rwanoh State Pa,'l,
on Hood Canal
in the Dining Room
Phone CR 5-2354
MORNING
CHIPS ~ FISH ANDCHIPS
*ELUXE B~JRGER
RS FOR ONE OR FAMILY
of all the cars you could buy for under $2,400O_Q_0.o
'row think of this: Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick?
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Suggested Retail Price for Special V-6 2-door sedan. Price includes reimbursement for Federal Excise Tax and Sug.
8rid Handling Charges (transportation charges, accessories, optional equipment, state and local taxes additional),
BUICK DIEALEI~ AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER IN THIS AREA:
talk on the care of the flag and
correct way to display it. All pre-
sent at botl~ Sunday schools were
given a small American flag in
honor of its birthday.
DIRT DOBBERS
The regular meeting of tim Dirt
Dobber Garden Club will be held at
10 a.m. next Tuesday in the PUD
auditorium with a potluck lunche-
on planned at noon.
TO WALK DOWN THE AISLE JULY I I
YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER!
See the Buick Exhibit at the General Mot0rs~~-~--New York World's Fair_
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THE JULY 11 WEDDLNG plans of Miss Janet Lentz and David
Sharpes has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lentz, Bremerton, formerly of Shelton. He is the son
of M. T. Sharpes, Bainbridge Island. Miss Lentz Is a 1963 grad-
uate of St. Mary's Academy in Winlock. Her future husband grad-
uated from Shelton High School in 1961 and is now stationed with
the U. S. Navy in Umatilla, Oregon. Vows will be said in St.
Edward's Catl~olio church in Shelton.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
at the Mason county auditor's of-
rice this past week were:
Joseph C. Hansen, ~0, Potlatch,
and Diane Jepsen, 18, Puyallup.
Earl Deyette, 20, Tacoma, and
Marlene Leeberg, 16, Shelton.
Donald G. Andrews, 20, Shelton,
and Helen J. Schneider, 18 Shel-
ton.
Stanley G. Zaniewski, 21, Shel-
ton, and Janice Markuson, 19,
Shelton.
STATE MEET ATTENDED
BY LOCAL WOMEN
Shelton Garden Club president,
Mrs. Henry Hansmeier, and vice
president, Mrs. 3. C. Bridger, ac-
companied by :Mrs. Craig Elliot at-
tended the Washington State Gar-
den Club annual meeting in Port
Angeles June 10-12.
The Olympic Peninmfla and
Cross-Sound districts were hostes-
ses for the three day event.
Foursquare Plans Bible
School Program
The closing program for the
Daily Vacation Bible School Cli-
max will be held Sunday evening,
7 p.m. at the Fourquare Church.
The theme ~for the Bible School
this year has been "Jesus, the
Promised Savior" and each day
has bz~ought some significant pro-
raise of the One who came that
He might bring life to those who
would believe. Each class will hav¢~
part in the program. The craft will
also be displayed so that the par-
ents and friends will be able to
see the projects which have been
completed during the two week
period.
The Sunday School will begin
Sunday morning at 9:45 a.m. with
classes for all ages. The pastor
will speak at 11 a.m.
Rev. Charles Gosling, mission-
ary to Costa Rico will be at the
chnrch June 23rd with the service
beginning at 7 p,m. Rev. Mr. Gos-
ling will be telling of the work in
that area --- showing pictures of
the missionary program and giv-
ing other interesting highlights.
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