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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "0trltmatown, U.Z.A., Sbelton,
1962
Club Woman (. ; The Wee/(
Mrs Ernest M'adoy w;Is tqected
Nd*{ h bl)l'hlmd ('hgl [viii{ill Ill' ltle
(Hr/ Sooul (.ollrlc]l \\;v|it,tl |.h llll'c
I (It|ill iCS. laowis, '1"| till'.';| Oll. $] llll
XqtSOH. D(!YI4"'d lrlto lh(, Ta{t]l ']"JH1-
)(')' (TIHI]ICil.
lh,forv sl]' was ,pl)oilll,al ]wigh-
bol'horul ch;,il'rl]:.ln, ,lrs hlaltoy
V,';]4 }'(JSil';I] IOl' 1]1(-, ]aSOll (-OUll-
15" (;lrl NCIH |8. :111 I,'lldt'|'gq i(11..
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l'{tq \\;\'*HI: 111 uirl scouting" bc.-
{'tll 1(I Is'Ceil'S, I1,lo vfhen Hl]e xv;s
;gMslaul h,udor hi tilt. Catholic
(;uild. I,',dl,,winK tills, s}le sLa.rted
I\\;VO .'(lll SfAIlll II'OilpS of ]1(?1' o\\;vn.
A1 line tinw silr was al.'o ]JPotvu-
I( {li'ld (.tlllJ S('OIII leli.fJL'l ".
]'l'cSl'lil] 3" tt'i'Vlil<S ;l neighbor-
Iqi(Jd (-/lllJlllDisl. ,ll';L .Malloy du-
I i,.4 ;Ill. llilril('l'l*,l,g, \\;Villi 1,9 trool:l;t
ill I}I;/SI)II (.J(ilJllt y, it is Ilel' l?e,{t)Oil-
sibilil 3' ltl str, l.Ilal l:hor( HI'C ell-
{,iif;ril h Idol'< li:('ilt llOW i.htqq lift'
;',2 h-:idtq'h \\;V{tFI{JH{r wilh 206 V'il'ls,
f:lllill 11! ;l2t.' 7-l't.
II i.'; hoi' .lilt) Ill IIIIKO aFlqlll.ll.-
liiOlilS IOl" lho ,llllhH LOW Tea,•
helfl in (J('liill,,}. ((lll(lllct l,lle YItOll-
I llV toadel s inl?e.tiDg,q, so( I.o it
llll I l'liOl)S il 0 Ff'istcl'ed oil LHIO,
al)poi=t vhaivmen and ns.<sist wil:h
|Ill- FtCOIII p!'ojeol s. (Joe ill tile
,li;till pl'll.jOClS is l'rllkill' flIVOYS
IOi' ttw resi IlOlIlOS. 1+; b(. piace¢l MRS. ERNESI" MALLOY
I,ll lilt' tIiNIIPI> [/':';ys O1 SI)f, cial
I olid.ys.
I ca II
I KIMBEL MOTORS I
Chrysler-Plymouth Cars |
i International Truck, /
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Girl Scout Neighborhood chair-
man this year. Her work in
scouting began 10 years ago nd
has kept her busy and active.
She is pictured above with her
dauglter, six-year-old Ilene,
Another icouting project ii day
camp. "I'h(! all scout play day is
u new t'anlplnK feature for the girl
s(!OllLS tiffs year. It will be held
'it Kv, nnydale on Black Lake.
In addition to scouting respon-
sibilitios. Mrs MalhLv is youth ac-
tivity (,harnlan for itle V.F.V¢.
Auxliary Unit No: 1694, past trea-
surer for tile Dollnie J. O'Neil
Orthopedic Guihl. nlso Mr. View
PTA pgL/ treasurer. She has help-
ed with the Mt. View PTA carni-
Surprise Dinner
F
etes Almiversary
Mr, and Mrs. Alberl E. Windell
w(,l'e honored by a Sill'prise %ved-
0Jtig itlilivolsary pavl.y Sun(lay, ;it
l.ake SpellCer Park. The \\;Vin0ells
%vlq•t! ntttl'l'ied in lll; b'il•st Lutheriln
(Jhlll'ch of 'I'IICOIlIII, ,I UIlt' 24, l 9-t 4.
'[bey ll,+Tl\\;'( ' Ilia(l() lheir imn]e lit
• Vosl-qnd" ,m Lakt, Isal)ella. l•or
l})e l)aSl SiXIc'IqI ytNtrs. The Cotlple
( allle I.o Ihe :u'('a fl'OlU Seattle
wllcre l hey were ill;4pectol's at
Bo(.qng h irci'aft.
The \\;Vindelts lUel ill Port
Angeles where Mr. ,Vindell was
high SC]lt)ol principal of Creseunt
School and Mrs. Wfndell was music
iilstrl•li'tol'. ]VI'. VVIn(IeII pl'esontly
( nlployect in H.ay(:mier R.esearch
Division is a fOl'lller graduate of
t Willanmtte IJniversity and dicl
pos-graduate work at the Uni-
versity of Ore. Mrs. \\;Vindell is a
graduate of Pacific Lutheran Uni-
versi y and took fiu'ther studies
r.l Western %q-tshington College of
l!}dueation. She was a nlen]bor Of
the original a eappeiia "Choir of
the West", Pacific Lutheran Uni-
versity, first to broadcast over the
radio and make concert tours of
t tie west.
Hosting the g"rden party were
Mr. and Mrs. Tol\\;,ald Westhy of
Imke Spencer Park. Mr. and Mrs.
(.)scar Westhy arid Mr and Mrs.
Baldwin Gotlenhurg Of Brenlerton
At the close of the clinnc.r, the
honored colple were presented
gifts and a beautiful snow white
'mnivei'sary cake in the form of
wedding hells wid miniature pink
roses. Upon the bells were m-
scribed the given names of the
conph#.
val every year since the school
was built and sewed :s chairman
of one of lhe carnivals. This year
she was honored with life mem-
bership in the Mr. View PTA.
Mrs. Mnlloy is the mother of
three children, Mike, 13, .Toni, 12,
a.nd Ilene, 6. Her husband is em-
ployed ,tl Simpson's Insulating
........................................................................................................................................ Board
DARIGOLD and SHELTON MAID
PACKAGED ICE CREAM
IN ALL YOUR FAVORITE FLAVORS
Now available for your convenience
in self-service refrigerator at
McGONKEY'S DRUG CENTER
Evergreen Square
Plant They have made
Shelton their home for the past
:15 years.
With a needle. Mrs. Malloy's a
wizard. She makes most of the
clothes for her daughter and her-
self and occasional shirts for thel
boys. Ahother favorite hobby is
bowling, which she enjoys very
nmch. The rest of her hobby tinle
comes under the heading of
"baseball, basketball or football"
dependin K on the season. Her boys
are enthusiastic patricipants in
all the sports. Right now Mike
and Tom belong to the Mr. View
Tigers, Little League summer
team,
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RETAIN
Jim
HcFADDEH
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DEMOCRAT
IVtason County Deserves
and Needs a Member of the Rules Committee
Socia, Even ts
Society Editor • Jenny Knautz • Phone 426-4412
Miss Betsy Bell Becomes Bride Of
Steve Stewart In Port Angeles Rite
BRIDE AND GROOM--MIss Elizabeth Grace Bell and Steve D.
Stewart exchanged marriage vows in Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church at Port Angeles June 23. Formerly of Shelton. the bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bell of Port Angeles. The bride-
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart of Opa Locka,
Fla. Miss Bell graduated from the University of Washington where
she was affiliated with Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority. Mr. Stewart at-
tended Long Beach City College and is employed by Packard Bell
in the electronics division in Compton. Calif.
Miss Elizabeth Grace Bell, Port ried a bouquet of pink rosebuds
Angeles, and Steve D. Stewart of and daisies•
Compton Calif. were married June Bridesmaids were Misses Janet
23 m Holy Trinity Lutheran Hinton of Sheiton, Maureen Sherk
Church. Port Angeles. Miss Bell, a of Sequim, Sharon Feeney of Se-
former Shelton resident, is the 1 attic, and Joan Driscoll of San
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. IFrancisco. Dressed in full length
Bell of Port Angeles. The bride-[ pink gowns identical to the maid
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. of honor, they carried bouquets of
Edward/Stewart of Opa Locka, pink daisies.
Fla.
The Rev. La Verne Nelson per-
formed Lhe double ring ceremony
before approximately 150 guests.
Given in raarrmge by her father,
the bride wove a loor-length gol
of chantilly lace over silk'organza ,
with long pointed sleevt. The
bodice was trimnled with seed
pearls, and the chapel train swept
into a bow at the waist. Her silk
I IIFII [ III J I
Lighting the candles were Miss
Sharon Counter, Port Angeles, and
Mrs. William Carskadden, Seattle•
Lee Bailey of Port Angeles was
best man. Ushers were Jame
Lawrence and Steven Counter,
Port Angeles. James Roper of
Seattle and Dennis Hinton of
Shelton.
Twins Ann and Amy Richbourg
of Port Angeles, were flower girls
llu'sion veil v,,a:] caught to a in dotted swiss frocks. They car-
juliet cap. She carried a cascade ried styrofoam balls of pink
bonliuet of ophelia ro,:mbuds and daisiet. Craig Richbourg was ring
stephanot is. bearer.
Barbara Bell was maid of honor For her d':mghtor's wedding Mrs.
lor her sister. She wore a floor-' Bell chose a nile green silk dress
length gown of pink silk organ with matching jacket and pil-
with a bow aL the waist, and car- box hat. She wore a corsage of I
cymbidium orchids. I
White English iris and pink and
white stock centered the bride s
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table at the reception in the Elks
Club following the ceremony.
Mrs. Clyde Fagergren and Mrs.
Winston Scott, both of Shelton,
poured. Mrs. Ira Counter, and Mrs.
Eldon Andersen of Seattle, cut the
four-tiered wedding cake which
was decorated with pink roses and
topped with a lfiniature bride
and groom
:Misses Bonnie McRae and Donna
Fox of Seattle poured punch.
Misses Linda Nichols and Patricla
Brown of Port Ongeles, had charge
of gifts. Miss Ann Brislawn of
Seattle passed the guest book
while Miss Kay Wilson of Port
Angeles, passed the groom's cake.
Sorority steers of the bride en-
circled her and sang her their
sorority's "Circle Hymn."
For travelinff, the bride changed
into a navy blue dress with match-
ing checked coat. She wore a
corsage of gardenias.
After a wedding trip to the
World's Fair, the Grand Canyon,
and Las Vegas, the couple will
make their home in Long Beach,
Calif.
Those attending from Shelton
were Mr. and Mrs. Winston Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fagerffren,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinton and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snelgrove.
Convention Delegates
Give Dept. Reports
At the last meeUng of the VFW
Auxiliary, reports of the recent
o'epartment convention held in
Walla Walla were heard from dele-
gates Jessie Cox. Betty Godwin
and Arlene Smith.
Betty Godwin, community serv-
ice chairmm, received a citation
for outstanding' community service
work in the state. The auxiliary
also received a certificate of merit
for 100 per cent membership.
Thelma Taylor of Elma gave an
interesting report of her trip to
the convention and showed many
beautiful slides of the different
events that took place. Others
visiting from Elma were Mary
Trohimovich, Mary Gozart, GIadys
Gravatt and Hazel Clumb.
New department president,
Marguerite Minty of Sequim, ap-
pointed Jessie Cox of Shelton as I
Deputy Chief of Staff to depart-]
ment of Washington VFW Aux-[
iliary, of
I
VFW members are reminded
the annual picnic whirl1 will be /
held Angust 5 at Maple Beach. /
When a star precedes the num-
ber on some U. S. currency, it in- ]
dicates that the bill is a substitute, [
issuedortO replace, one that was I "
Miss Linton Feted
At Bridal Shower
Miss Shirley Linton was honored
at a bridal show,r recently given
in the home of Miss Kathy Kelly,
with Miss Peg Price as co-hostess.
A lovely dinnel" was served and
many gifts were presented to the
guest of honor.
Among those present were Mrs,
Kelly Linton, ntother of the bride
and Mrs. Mel Robertson, mother
of the groom. Others attending
were Jayne Ruckcr, Judi Manke,
Jody Dayley, Mary Hesser, Carol
Wolden, Terry Dewell, Marsha
Sargent, and 3ulie Larson. Out-of-
town guests were Linda Muji of
Spokane and Marci Redman of
Seattle.
MINNESOTA GUESTS
Visiting in Shelton from Minne-
sota are Mrs. Alice Cortese of
Pengilly, Mrs. Arrdt Rostvold and
son, Rev. Luther Rostv01d. and
friend John Kautto of Nashwauk.
They are visiting Mrs. Cortese'
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Foster and Mrs. Rost-
vold's son and family, the Nell
Rostvolds. They visited the Black
Hills, Yellowstone and Teton Na-
tional Parks on their way tb Shel-
ton.
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Miss Byrd was junior ele-
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To be eligible for the Dean's
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grade below a C and fall in the
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RESOURCES
Cash and Due from Banks . . $240,555,152,74
U. S. Government Securities . 232,362,937.61
State and Municipal Securities 88,917,064.41
Other Bonds and Securities. . 9,235,452.05
Loans and Discounts. .....
Federal Reserve Bank Stocl : [ . . . .
Bank Buildings, Vaults, Furniture and
Capital Stock e ....
Surplus. . . . . .
Undivided Profits . . .
Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc. ......
Discount Collected Not Earned ......
Letters of Credit and Acceptances .....
Deposits .............
TOTAL...........
Fixtures, etc ....... " .:i;" 16,443,61'1! :'.:i Illl llll 1
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Credit and Acceptances . 11,546,
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CHARLES H. INGRAM
Director,
Weyerlmeuer Company
WILLIAM M, JENKINS
Executive Vice Preeident
FRANK E. JEROME
Vie Chairman o# the Board
ERIC A. JOHNSTON
President, Motion Picturl
Producers and Distribatore
el America, Inc.
RICHARD E. LANG
Chairmnn, lmng & Co.
ANSON B. MOODY
Euerett
W. G. REED
Chairman.
Simpson Timber Company
VOLNEY RICHMOND, JR.
President, Northern
Commercial Company
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LAWRENCE M. ARNOLD
Chairman
WELLWOOD E, SEALL
Senior Vice President,
, The Boeing Company
ROBERT S. llEAUPRE
President
HENRY BRODERICK
Preeident,
Henry Broderieh, lne.
FRANK H. BROWNELL, JR.
Seattle
NORTON CLAPP
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O. D, FISHER
Chairman, Fisher Flouring
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L. c. HENRY
President, H. C. Henry
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CHARLES D. SAUNDER$ '
Chairman,
Executiue Committee
ADOLPH D. SCHMIDT, JR.
President,
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ALFRED SHEMANSKI
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WILLIAM S. STREET
Business Management
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