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10
DANCE
Saturday, Aug. 8
SHELTON VALLEY
6range Hall
, Refresh|TJents *
Dances 2nd and 4th
saturdays
i i i
FIRE. AUTO
ROBT. As SLOANE
200 E. Pine Ph. HA 6-4147
i
? C -- tt t
SWELTON-MASON C0" JOURNAL-- Published Jn <'CrLtmasfou:n, r ..... A.: heltnn, Washh
Sweetest Flower That Grows:
BUFOR9 ROSE, CAR SELLER,
SIXTH MYSTERY PERSONALITY
By any other name, Buford Rose
wouldn't have been this week's
mystery person, This "Journal sub'-
scriber for 36 years," was the
sixth mystery cilaracter in the
"Who's Who in Mason County"
contest.
Angleside residents surely mnst
have recognized tile man who "has
(a) beautiful corner house on An-
gleside" and wimse "specialty is
barbecue."
ltO,E, a BufORD dealer, ex-
cels in dishing up charcoal-broiled
hot dogs, and is fast moving into
the fiehl of hamburgers,
Sti('kers in tiffs week's contest
were ills ear license number which
appeared twi(:e in tile Ee]ls and
Valley ad on page 10, "XAF-455,'"
and "average weight 178 lbs.," in,
the Tltriftway ad, page 16. i
Those with lfigh-powered magni-
fyinK glasses no doubt were quick
to eat(.i] two similar clues in Mc-
Conkey's ad, page 16: "fragrant
flower," and *'name is a flower."
all wrung out -, )
old.fashioned way? "t
us,,.,.4 7 X7
SELF-SERVICE,
COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY
New Ownership
New Low Prices Across from Safeway
26o WASH lOg DRY
lII
Why waste money rslldag wornut sppflans? For I few oards
week. you can u* all the top.load, sgitetor-type washers...
N.SpI.KI driers you ne0d. Do )K)ur whole JA kin; thaA it
kour st Econas
ALTOGETHER, 26 cities dotted
the 16-page Journal last week. For
entrants who want to take a sec-
ond look through the paper, posi-
tions arut clues were as follows:
Sells part of first name-O.K.
Rubber, pg. 1.
Set chokers in woods-.Western
Auto, pg. 2.
Two grandchildren--Kimbel Mo-
tors, pg. 2.
Likes gardening--Lawton Lum-
ber, pg. 6.
7 htxtent flsherman--Ritner's, pg.
'Wears glasses--Ritner's, pg. 7.
Lawn-cutting hobby-- Johnny's
Music Box, pg. 9
Bob, Don and Darrell--.Saeger's
Motor Shop, pg. 10.
XAF-455--iells & Valley, pg. 10
(twice in same ad).
Has butcher, baker and plate-
maker---Eells & Valley, pg. 10.
Thrifty by nature---Kitsap-Ma-
son Dairymen's Assn., pg. 13.
Has beautiful corner house on
Angleside--Shelton Hotel, pg. 13.
Bm'n Jefferson City, Mo.--Lum-
bermen's Mercantile, pg. 13.
Ex-shlpyard timekeeper --- Eells
& Valley, pg. 14.
Wife wears glasses .... Lumber-
men's Mercantile, pg. 14.
Has three sons--Manley'a Foun-
tain, pg. 14. *
Trimmed plenty of people
Beckwith Jewelry, pg. 14.
Fragrant flower McConkey's,
pg. 16.
Name is a flower--.McConkey's,
pg. 16.
Average weight 178 lbs.---Thrift-
way, pg. 16.
AND THESE in the sponsors
joint ad on page 12: Ex-IOOF No-
ble Grand. Forrest Flowers; Ex-
shoemaker, O. K. Rubber; Special-
ty is barbecue. Prepp's; Wife's
name Johanna. McConkey's, and
California vseations. Angle Agen-
cy.
The clue positions are bares.
Sharpen your wits, and resume the
hunting in today's Journal for this
Open 24 Hours a Day,7 Days a weekl
VICTORY CUPS AWARDED RACE WINNERS AT UNION
By Tiilla Kinlhall
ITNION One hundred nnd s('v-
enty sports ear o%vnel's all(I en-
thusiasts fronl fill parts of tile,
Wosl Coast calne to Ahlerbrook
Inn for a vielory dinner after tile
Seafair Sp(}rls Oitr l'aces xhi(:i
were held at the Sh(qion Airport
Sumtay. After dinner the vicim'y
cups were awar(ted the winntq's.
MR. AND MiI,% Randall Up-
dyke and Cas,,y Supple, their
yonng friend frmn California wile
is spending the sllmmer traveled
to Mt. Ruinier Tues(lay, wiwre
they camped overnight at lira Ta-
home campsite. Wednesday Mrs.
Updyke r e p o r t s they hiketl
through the trails and returned
home that evening, a little worse
for wear from all tile exercise.
Miss Lois Beckman is visiting
her brothe anti Iris wife, Mr. and
Mrs. I)on Beckman. Miss Ileck.
man will be visiting during a part
of her lrlonth's vacatiou from I:u-
ion Oil in Seattle where slle is
employed as secretary.
:Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bittle enter-
tainod Sunday at a small family
Simpson Workers
Honored at Party
Andy Hopland and Anton Mik-
leihun, two Simpson Logging
Company veteran employees, were
guests of honor last Thursday at
retirement cerenmnies at Central
Shops. , , ,
The eer, mony was attended b5
the two men's fellow employees at
the shops, and lawn clmirs were
presented to both men.
Hopland retired earlier this year
as paint foreman at the shops. He
worked continuously for Simpson
fl'om 1948 until his retirement and
for two shorter stretches before
that. He came to Shelton In 1924.
Mlklethuil, who leaves a son
and grandson still working in the
shops, has been working on the
(lleanup crew. He also is a painter
by trade.
week's mystery personality.
Keep in mind all the rules, espe-
cially No. 2 and 3. The judges are
tricky, and clues may be deceiving.
Check the sponsoring firms' ads
ONLY and make sure your entrms
are on a slip of paper, and NOT
enclosed in an envelope.
Judges recommend all rules be
taken into account before ferret-
ing out'the handful of clues.
The collection boxes for this
week's contest have been placed at
Dairy Queen, First and Cedar;
Shelton Electric, 419 Railroad
Ave.; Budget Shop, across from
Evergreen Square on Railroad
Ave.: Lawton Lumber Co., 420 S.
First; Thackeray Electric Co., 217
Cots St., and Ritner's Broiler, 102
S. First.
Deadline for entries is 5 p.m.,
Monday. Bear in mind the time
element and contest rules. Good
hunting, and visit your optometrist
twice a year!
gatherip.g. Visiting were Mrs. Bil-
tle's three sistors and l}leil' htls-
ballds, M]r. and Mrs. Eilgene Siniill
of Qtlilcene, Mr. and ]%{l'S. XVillialli
Gregory and cllii(h'erl Bill and
Jennie of Taconla, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Calller(l!l of Zeliail lind lileir
grandsoll Sleveil tedenlJallgh of
Wapalo, and the Biitle's ttaugh-
ler Slid son-in-hiw Mr. and Mrs.
Nat Stairs anti datighter, Cindy,
of Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gardner en-
tertained hollse gllests tCriday anti
Sailirday, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Es-
nol' of Dilngenness.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mawson
entertained ala picnic dinner hon-
oring their grandson Rex Keyes's
eighteenth birthday. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. AI Barrett, Mr. and
Mrs. William Durward, Mr. and
Mrq. William Sctlmidt and Mr.
and Mrs. l_)ouglisa Keyes a/i(l
daughter Katholeen =ill of Olyin-
pie. Happy birthday, Rex.
MR. AND MRS. Ira Morse and
family traveled to Longview to
atiend a birthday party for Mrs.
Morse's sister, Mrs. Jack Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith of Un-
ion were also guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Poison en-
tertained Mrs. Polson's sister-in-
law, Mrs. E. P. Read of North
Hollywood, California and Mrs.
Read's mother Mrs. B. E. Paslay
of ibel'deen, over the weekend.
Wednesdav Mrs, Louis Van Ars-
dais gave a luncheon party for
Mrs. Read and a fe.w friends at
AIderbrook Iml.
Mrs. Rosanne Leman and her
two bovs anti another friend of
the bojs spent the past week va-
cationing at tim Coyle Cottage in
Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vihaltes were
visited Friday and Saturday by
Mr. and Mrs. Nte Rtllakes of Mc-
Cleary and the Rillakes's niece,
Miss Alexander Rlllakes from
AOmns, Greece. Miss Rillakes is
to spend two years in this coun-
try furthering her education at
the University of Washington.
:Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richard-
son and daughter Scheri spent
Friday and Saturday visiting Mr.
Richardson's sister and her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berg-
hind in Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Metzler
entertained friends for dinner
Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Blunt of Phoenix, Arizona
Mrs. Roxanne Hagenderfer, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hagendeffer
and children Linda and Larry of
Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Stacy, of Shelton. The Hagender-
fer's daughter Linda will remain
with the Metzler's for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Carlisle
were happy to have old family
friends visiting them Monday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Stevens and their daughter Mrs.
Wayne Faucette and son Darrell
all of Longbranch and Mrs. A1
Parrish of Bremerton.
MRS. L. G. McClellan and Mrs.
Gene Whiteside of Aberdeen vis-
ited Mrs. E. G. Wiesinger and her
sister Mrs. G. W. Barlow the past
Thursday, That evening Mr. and leader took the boys (in a camli-
Mrs. Weisinger and her guest; ing trip to Flap Jack Lakes. The
were entertained for dinner at group left Saturday morning at
"Sea Vats" by Mrs. John Schafer. 6:30. They hiked into the lake
Mrs. Wands Wyatt attended a where there was great fun swim-
bridal shower for Miss Robin O1- ruing and then on to the top of
ever at the home of Mrs. Bishop
near Shelton Saturday afternoon.
Over the weekend Wands had'her
mother, Mrs. William err of BeN
fair, visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean have
entertained several friends and
Mt. Gladys where the boy:: all [)tit
their names in the cairn. When
they returned from tits mountain
they found a beautiful three point
buck at the lakes. The boys pro-
ceeded to chase it. and they all got
quite a scare when the deer be-
relatives over the past week. came cornered. He lowerd his
Thursday Mr. Owen Moore, a horns, and Ted says the boys really
nephew, from Los Angeles, Cal- scattered and made way for Mr.
ifm'nia and Mr. John Cronder yes- Deer to l:eturn to the safety of his
ite(t for the day. Mrs. Phil Cope, freest .home. Boys on tile trip
a niece from Anacortes, Wash., were Dour and Seth Coles, Don-
and her son Charles Cope, who is ald and Ronald Wright, Danny
stationed at Bangor Marine Base,
Bremerton, spent Saturday and
Sunday. Also visitor Saturday
tel,curl! Wednesday were a niece
and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cutting and children Bill and
Paula from Bently, Kansas.
Mrs. Aline Gabrielson flew home
to Califmia last week after a
visit with her mother Mrs. Nina
Miller. They will retnrn to the
canal again during Mr. Gabriel-
son's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Van Arsdale"
and Gary Peirce, Donald Deemer
a, nd Ted's son Ronnie. Ted is sor-
ry to say he will be forced to re-
sign as 4-H leader dlle to lack of
time. We wish that some man or
woman in the neighborhood can
take his place as it is important
to continue the 4-H work.
THE HOOD CANAL Garden
Club will hold its annual meeting
at the beautiful riverside home of
Mr. Tom Webb Thursday.
Travel
Air - Rail"
TOURS
HA 6-8272 |
401
SH
cf our Certified Comic,S heating pl
nothing extral '
FOA-SX. 0nly Shell Heating Oil
Prsvente clogging o.t burner's filter screem
eQNITOR. Thii Shell additive counteracts
sateen which may be present in the bottom
Our driver adds it automatically--at no
Count on us for
PREMIUM
GOTT OIL CO
Bayshore Rd. -- Ph HA 6-3322
OK Rubber
Welders
2226 N. Olympic Hwy,
W:r:':::s:,s
Leroy's Television.
SERVICE
Motorola Television & Radios
"You Get Guaranteed Quality
in Salee and Sorvloe"
2218 N. Olympto Hwy.
HA 6-3172
Rex Floor Coverings
* ........ .i ,ounter
Doyurlngl
r4 A u-2292
1723 Olymplo Hwy. N.
J & J Service '
"The Best Friend
Your Car Ever Had"
Mr, View HA 6-3956
Wlngard's Sport Shop
Complete FIshing and
Hunting 8upplles
"Take Along A Buddy"
All Rldent K Non-Resident
Lloenses
2210 Olympic Hwy, N.
HA 6-8672
Saeger's Motor Shop
Johnun Outboards
Homellte Power Saws
8kagit Boats
8ales 4, Service
HIIloreet HA 6-4602
DAIRY QUEEN
"with that
Country Fresh Flavor"
1st & Cedar
WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST
Evergreen Texaco
FIRESTONE TIRES
Motor Tuneup, Generators,
Starters, Lubrication,
Brake Relining
1st & Franklin HA 6-3031
Kimbel Motors
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
RAMBLER
METROPOLITAN
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
707 S. First HA 6-3433
Manley's
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
"Shelton's Favorite"
For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner
or Just a 8nak
125 Cota HA 6-9953
Sears Catalog
SALES OFFICE
"Satisfaction Gulranteed or
You1" Money Back"
Evergreen Square HA 6-8201
"Lock to the Finest First"
at
Eells & Valley
APPLIANCE CENTER
123 S. 2rid HA 6-4663
Forrest's Flowers
AND GIFTS
Cut FIowe - Plante
Floral Designs
Flowers and Gifts for
All Oo0asions
Flowers by Wire'
313 Railroad HA 6-6513
Shelton Union Service
First in tire---U. S. Royal
Economy Car Wash
Vacation Trailer Rentals
U Drive Trucks
332 S. First HA 6-8002
Past J.C. president
Kitsap-Mason Dairy
"Good Milk is Good Food"
Milk & Cream
* Ice Cream
Cheese
Butter
Third at Grove HA g.4473
|
Shelton Hotel
"If You Can Find A Better
Place To Eat Try It!"
Banquet Facilities
Assistant Scoutmaster
Sat. Nite 6morgasbord
Blue Ox Corral
Ph. HA 6-3341
Les Fields Auto Parts
INC.
Complete line of patti for all
cars & truoks
Automotive Maohine Shop
Tools '---" Batteries
229 $. First klA 6,3351
Timber Appliance
A uthorlzed Dealer
Salel & Service
ElcCtrlcal Contracting
Heating Wiring
HA 6-4633 114 $. 2nd
Bill Johnson's
Shell Service
"Service First -- 8atisfaotion
Always"
Goodyear Tires
Nic-L-Sllver Batteries
First & Cota HA 6-3903
Quality at Budget Prices
MODE O' DAY
Evergreen Square , HA 6-8293
Waterfront Realty
featuring
,PREFERRED PROPERTIES'
Developers of Highland Terra
Marden M. Stroud, Broker
226 No. First HA 6-8636
Depart-
merit
Store
',Friondly
8rvioe
Sirloe 1895"
***
THE BEST IN
Ineuronoe Coverage & Service
Angle Agency
Insuranee- Real Estate. Travel
4th & R.R. HA S-8272
20th Century
Thriftway
"Where Every Customer
Is Important"
HILLCREST
Evergreen Fuel Co;
Diesel Oil & Stove Oil
Automatio Refill 8ervloe
819 S. First HA 64103
Hard first name
BOON'S
Plumbing, Heatlng & Sheet
Metal Contracting Plumbing
Golf course veep.
Supplies 011 Burners
Furnaoes
823 $. Firt l-IA 6-3483
Wheatley & Kry Co.
"Service and Quality First"
in
Plumbing Heating
Paper -- Paint
Contracting
317 8. First HA 6-4553
M. and S. Food Store
Quality Food -- Low Prices
Free Dollvery
120 Cots HA 6-4892
Fessler's
ICE CREAM CENTER
"You Can't Better The Best"
Premium Ice Cream
At Less than Popular PriceI
422 N. First HA 6-6575
For over 24 years It has been
MoOonkey's for Drugs
"Two Locations to Serve You"
306 Railroad 329 Railroad
HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456
C. C. Cole &. Sons
'OI8TRI BUTOR
Standard Oil ProductI
"Trouble Freo Fuel Oil Service
for the Home"
118 S. Third HA 6-4411
i
Beckwith's
Exclusive Deale for
129 Railroad HA 6-3283
Prepp' Rexall Store
'In Business for
Your Health"
SHELTON, WAgH.
Spocialty is barbecue
BOWLING IS FUN
for the Whole Family
Practice Bowling - 3 Lines/g1
Gale and Lois Albrecht
Shelton Recreation
128 N, First HA 6-6252
Odd Fellow
2nd & Cota HA 6-6311
Johnny's Music Box
429 Railroad HA 6-4302
Pianos Organs
Acoordlon Lessons
Band Instruments
Sheet Music
Western Auto Supply
"THE FAMILY STORE"
WIZARD
The Name for Quality
315 S. First HA 6-6183
Put tip part of last name
Shelton
Electric
419 Railroad
H A 6-6283
Wvtinghouse Appliances
The'best costs no more
Budget Shop
and
Decorating Center
Past Kiwanis president
Across from Evergreen Square
Lawton Lumber Co.
C & C Paints
Building Materials
Tools Rentals
420 S. First HA 6.4303
t
Thackeray Electric
CO.
"Electrical Contractors"
Lighting Fixtures
Electric Heat
Wiring Supplies
and Repairs
217 Cota HA 6-6477
Rltner's Br011er
The nation above his door.
"For Fine Foods
at
Realmnable Prioee"
102 S. First HA 6-4223
Where Io Look for Olues...
Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights
Clues may be hidden in ANY ad In this group
appears in any of these ads, it means that
that merchant appears elsewhere in this issue of the
tional clues may be hidden in any of those ads also
Clues will be scattered.., there may be from one
any ad -- or none. This is a contest of skill and We
our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to
RVLES
1. This is a tamlly fun contest. En-
trie welcome from every member of
the family old oUSh to fill out his
or her own. OU MAY submit one en-
try per perso at any or all of the
Sponaoring Merchants whoe ads are
in the row that is heavily bordered
" this week but only one entEF per
pemoa at an one store (more than
one will disqtifF all sntr!u of that
person r tt wk). Anyone may
enter unless a member of your family
l l,₯e bY the JONAL, Sport-
sorlng Merclmnts and their families
(and their employees and families) are
most reicome to eatel' ]K,vPT dBrin
the weeks that the 81$osorlng Mer-
chant's store Is festured,
2. blothJng to buy. Use any slip of
paper for entry blank. DO NOT put
your entry in an enveloRe. Not neces-
mary to be present at the drawing to
win. Not necessary to be a subscriber
to th JOURNAL to participate.
$. WHO'S WHO may" be anyone in
the Mason County area. Clues to his
(or her) identity will be hidden ONLY
in ad of Sponsoring Merchant (this
mes.m any ad in this section or any
ad of the* same merchant elsewhere in
the paper). When star(s) appear in
any ad in this section, it is your warn-
ing that other ad(s) of the same mer-
chant (in which there may be clues)
appear elsewhere in the paper. Clues
will be scattered--many ads will have
no clues, while qthers may have as
many as five. This is a contest of skill,
and we intend to do our best to outwit
you. We'll be delighted if you success
in outguessing us, in spite of our best
effortsl
4. Tf by coincidence, the name of the
WHO'8 WHO (or other facts about
him) happen to appear in news items,
editorial matter, or other places in this
newspaper, these will not count as
dues.
5. To enter, write down the name
you think the WHO'S WHO is. List
all the clues you can find in all the
ads of the Sponsoring Merchants in
this iesue. Don't forget your own name
and addresIil Then, drop your entry
tt any Sponsoring Merchant whose ad
Is between the-heaVY
Issue. You may
wish! There are no
entries will be
tries wiU not be
bet of the family
tries for that
i2 mut be
6. This week's
you receive this
p.m. Monday of
that time (5
drawing wilE be
drawn that
WHO'S WHO wi!l
entry also lists
ads of Sponsorir
NUS of $,.@
ever this
added to next
will continue to g
Winning the
FECT list of clue
be,, and all copie
7. At une
the contest, a
held to determine
MYSTERY
will take place
drawing Is
regniar drawing
for the drawing
JACKPOT. Whiner
JACKPOT will
drawn rafter
drawing) which
rect identification
and a perfect list
will not be held for
POT every week.
8. Every
aken to
hat might be
,rrorless
GUARANTEED
lisher of the
judge in all quest:
s final.
Family
ter chance to
wife, huqband. Or
youngster MAY
roles !
GeL uny PerrY
Think YOU can
. Reineulber,
don't enter!
MRS, ETHEL Dalby reports a
gathering of the clan over the
past three weeks. Mrs. Dalby's
daughter and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughn Abrams and
family Gwen, Bill and Valarie of
Long Beach, California who have
been visiting three weeks, Mr. and
Mrs. David Dalby and children,
Marilyn Marie, Susan and David,
Jr. of San Point, Idaho spent the
past week, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
Dalby and daughter, Karen of Ed-
monds spent the weekend, and
Kenneth Dalby visited his father
Mr. Ed Dalby for the week. Also
guests over the weekend were Mr.
Abrams' brother and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Abrams of Twisp,
Wash.
Mr. Waldo Chase and Mr. Ted
Bailey, the "Busy Beavers" 4-H
entertained, weekend guests, Capt.
(USCG Ret.) and Mrs. D. B. Mac-
Diarmid and daughter Elizabeth. ( " IOW TO (r
The MacDiarntid's are enroute i f O PlO__ 1
from their last station in Staten
Island, New York. They left here
for Port Angeles where they will
I
den. Dr. McFadden is Mason
County District Representative.
While there the McDiarmid's will
visit with old friends made while
stationed there in 1938 to 1943,
They will then travel on to San
Diego where they plan to make
their home.
Annual snmmer visitors to the
Canal who have come to vacation
are Mr and Mrs. John Galhip and " FOR YOUR "
their four Children of Seattle. Mrs.
Gallup is the former Jane Brokaw
of Shelton. Also vacationing are OI L H EAT 1
Mr. and Mrs. Haines Gassner, ot
Seattle, who sailed to the Canal in [[
their sail boat the "Pixie" and ate
.,, v
moored at Alderbrook. And MI'.
and Mrs. Hubert Jensen ald Yhs day e, mr tank with Shell Heatin C
daughters Jndy and Gall Qf Se- "lifeguards' go to work to protect your
attle, your storage tank. They are two mors
10
DANCE
Saturday, Aug. 8
SHELTON VALLEY
6range Hall
, Refresh|TJents *
Dances 2nd and 4th
saturdays
i i i
FIRE. AUTO
ROBT. As SLOANE
200 E. Pine Ph. HA 6-4147
i
? C -- tt t
SWELTON-MASON C0" JOURNAL-- Published Jn <'CrLtmasfou:n, r ..... A.: heltnn, Washh
Sweetest Flower That Grows:
BUFOR9 ROSE, CAR SELLER,
SIXTH MYSTERY PERSONALITY
By any other name, Buford Rose
wouldn't have been this week's
mystery person, This "Journal sub'-
scriber for 36 years," was the
sixth mystery cilaracter in the
"Who's Who in Mason County"
contest.
Angleside residents surely mnst
have recognized tile man who "has
(a) beautiful corner house on An-
gleside" and wimse "specialty is
barbecue."
ltO,E, a BufORD dealer, ex-
cels in dishing up charcoal-broiled
hot dogs, and is fast moving into
the fiehl of hamburgers,
Sti('kers in tiffs week's contest
were ills ear license number which
appeared twi(:e in tile Ee]ls and
Valley ad on page 10, "XAF-455,'"
and "average weight 178 lbs.," in,
the Tltriftway ad, page 16. i
Those with lfigh-powered magni-
fyinK glasses no doubt were quick
to eat(.i] two similar clues in Mc-
Conkey's ad, page 16: "fragrant
flower," and *'name is a flower."
all wrung out -, )
old.fashioned way? "t
us,,.,.4 7 X7
SELF-SERVICE,
COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY
New Ownership
New Low Prices Across from Safeway
26o WASH lOg DRY
lII
Why waste money rslldag wornut sppflans? For I few oards
week. you can u* all the top.load, sgitetor-type washers...
N.SpI.KI driers you ne0d. Do )K)ur whole JA kin; thaA it
kour st Econas
ALTOGETHER, 26 cities dotted
the 16-page Journal last week. For
entrants who want to take a sec-
ond look through the paper, posi-
tions arut clues were as follows:
Sells part of first name-O.K.
Rubber, pg. 1.
Set chokers in woods-.Western
Auto, pg. 2.
Two grandchildren--Kimbel Mo-
tors, pg. 2.
Likes gardening--Lawton Lum-
ber, pg. 6.
7 htxtent flsherman--Ritner's, pg.
'Wears glasses--Ritner's, pg. 7.
Lawn-cutting hobby-- Johnny's
Music Box, pg. 9
Bob, Don and Darrell--.Saeger's
Motor Shop, pg. 10.
XAF-455--iells & Valley, pg. 10
(twice in same ad).
Has butcher, baker and plate-
maker---Eells & Valley, pg. 10.
Thrifty by nature---Kitsap-Ma-
son Dairymen's Assn., pg. 13.
Has beautiful corner house on
Angleside--Shelton Hotel, pg. 13.
Bm'n Jefferson City, Mo.--Lum-
bermen's Mercantile, pg. 13.
Ex-shlpyard timekeeper --- Eells
& Valley, pg. 14.
Wife wears glasses .... Lumber-
men's Mercantile, pg. 14.
Has three sons--Manley'a Foun-
tain, pg. 14. *
Trimmed plenty of people
Beckwith Jewelry, pg. 14.
Fragrant flower McConkey's,
pg. 16.
Name is a flower--.McConkey's,
pg. 16.
Average weight 178 lbs.---Thrift-
way, pg. 16.
AND THESE in the sponsors
joint ad on page 12: Ex-IOOF No-
ble Grand. Forrest Flowers; Ex-
shoemaker, O. K. Rubber; Special-
ty is barbecue. Prepp's; Wife's
name Johanna. McConkey's, and
California vseations. Angle Agen-
cy.
The clue positions are bares.
Sharpen your wits, and resume the
hunting in today's Journal for this
Open 24 Hours a Day,7 Days a weekl
VICTORY CUPS AWARDED RACE WINNERS AT UNION
By Tiilla Kinlhall
ITNION One hundred nnd s('v-
enty sports ear o%vnel's all(I en-
thusiasts fronl fill parts of tile,
Wosl Coast calne to Ahlerbrook
Inn for a vielory dinner after tile
Seafair Sp(}rls Oitr l'aces xhi(:i
were held at the Sh(qion Airport
Sumtay. After dinner the vicim'y
cups were awar(ted the winntq's.
MR. AND MiI,% Randall Up-
dyke and Cas,,y Supple, their
yonng friend frmn California wile
is spending the sllmmer traveled
to Mt. Ruinier Tues(lay, wiwre
they camped overnight at lira Ta-
home campsite. Wednesday Mrs.
Updyke r e p o r t s they hiketl
through the trails and returned
home that evening, a little worse
for wear from all tile exercise.
Miss Lois Beckman is visiting
her brothe anti Iris wife, Mr. and
Mrs. I)on Beckman. Miss Ileck.
man will be visiting during a part
of her lrlonth's vacatiou from I:u-
ion Oil in Seattle where slle is
employed as secretary.
:Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bittle enter-
tainod Sunday at a small family
Simpson Workers
Honored at Party
Andy Hopland and Anton Mik-
leihun, two Simpson Logging
Company veteran employees, were
guests of honor last Thursday at
retirement cerenmnies at Central
Shops. , , ,
The eer, mony was attended b5
the two men's fellow employees at
the shops, and lawn clmirs were
presented to both men.
Hopland retired earlier this year
as paint foreman at the shops. He
worked continuously for Simpson
fl'om 1948 until his retirement and
for two shorter stretches before
that. He came to Shelton In 1924.
Mlklethuil, who leaves a son
and grandson still working in the
shops, has been working on the
(lleanup crew. He also is a painter
by trade.
week's mystery personality.
Keep in mind all the rules, espe-
cially No. 2 and 3. The judges are
tricky, and clues may be deceiving.
Check the sponsoring firms' ads
ONLY and make sure your entrms
are on a slip of paper, and NOT
enclosed in an envelope.
Judges recommend all rules be
taken into account before ferret-
ing out'the handful of clues.
The collection boxes for this
week's contest have been placed at
Dairy Queen, First and Cedar;
Shelton Electric, 419 Railroad
Ave.; Budget Shop, across from
Evergreen Square on Railroad
Ave.: Lawton Lumber Co., 420 S.
First; Thackeray Electric Co., 217
Cots St., and Ritner's Broiler, 102
S. First.
Deadline for entries is 5 p.m.,
Monday. Bear in mind the time
element and contest rules. Good
hunting, and visit your optometrist
twice a year!
gatherip.g. Visiting were Mrs. Bil-
tle's three sistors and l}leil' htls-
ballds, M]r. and Mrs. Eilgene Siniill
of Qtlilcene, Mr. and ]%{l'S. XVillialli
Gregory and cllii(h'erl Bill and
Jennie of Taconla, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Calller(l!l of Zeliail lind lileir
grandsoll Sleveil tedenlJallgh of
Wapalo, and the Biitle's ttaugh-
ler Slid son-in-hiw Mr. and Mrs.
Nat Stairs anti datighter, Cindy,
of Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gardner en-
tertained hollse gllests tCriday anti
Sailirday, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Es-
nol' of Dilngenness.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mawson
entertained ala picnic dinner hon-
oring their grandson Rex Keyes's
eighteenth birthday. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. AI Barrett, Mr. and
Mrs. William Durward, Mr. and
Mrq. William Sctlmidt and Mr.
and Mrs. l_)ouglisa Keyes a/i(l
daughter Katholeen =ill of Olyin-
pie. Happy birthday, Rex.
MR. AND MRS. Ira Morse and
family traveled to Longview to
atiend a birthday party for Mrs.
Morse's sister, Mrs. Jack Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith of Un-
ion were also guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Poison en-
tertained Mrs. Polson's sister-in-
law, Mrs. E. P. Read of North
Hollywood, California and Mrs.
Read's mother Mrs. B. E. Paslay
of ibel'deen, over the weekend.
Wednesdav Mrs, Louis Van Ars-
dais gave a luncheon party for
Mrs. Read and a fe.w friends at
AIderbrook Iml.
Mrs. Rosanne Leman and her
two bovs anti another friend of
the bojs spent the past week va-
cationing at tim Coyle Cottage in
Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vihaltes were
visited Friday and Saturday by
Mr. and Mrs. Nte Rtllakes of Mc-
Cleary and the Rillakes's niece,
Miss Alexander Rlllakes from
AOmns, Greece. Miss Rillakes is
to spend two years in this coun-
try furthering her education at
the University of Washington.
:Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richard-
son and daughter Scheri spent
Friday and Saturday visiting Mr.
Richardson's sister and her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berg-
hind in Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Metzler
entertained friends for dinner
Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Blunt of Phoenix, Arizona
Mrs. Roxanne Hagenderfer, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hagendeffer
and children Linda and Larry of
Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Stacy, of Shelton. The Hagender-
fer's daughter Linda will remain
with the Metzler's for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Carlisle
were happy to have old family
friends visiting them Monday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Stevens and their daughter Mrs.
Wayne Faucette and son Darrell
all of Longbranch and Mrs. A1
Parrish of Bremerton.
MRS. L. G. McClellan and Mrs.
Gene Whiteside of Aberdeen vis-
ited Mrs. E. G. Wiesinger and her
sister Mrs. G. W. Barlow the past
Thursday, That evening Mr. and leader took the boys (in a camli-
Mrs. Weisinger and her guest; ing trip to Flap Jack Lakes. The
were entertained for dinner at group left Saturday morning at
"Sea Vats" by Mrs. John Schafer. 6:30. They hiked into the lake
Mrs. Wands Wyatt attended a where there was great fun swim-
bridal shower for Miss Robin O1- ruing and then on to the top of
ever at the home of Mrs. Bishop
near Shelton Saturday afternoon.
Over the weekend Wands had'her
mother, Mrs. William err of BeN
fair, visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean have
entertained several friends and
Mt. Gladys where the boy:: all [)tit
their names in the cairn. When
they returned from tits mountain
they found a beautiful three point
buck at the lakes. The boys pro-
ceeded to chase it. and they all got
quite a scare when the deer be-
relatives over the past week. came cornered. He lowerd his
Thursday Mr. Owen Moore, a horns, and Ted says the boys really
nephew, from Los Angeles, Cal- scattered and made way for Mr.
ifm'nia and Mr. John Cronder yes- Deer to l:eturn to the safety of his
ite(t for the day. Mrs. Phil Cope, freest .home. Boys on tile trip
a niece from Anacortes, Wash., were Dour and Seth Coles, Don-
and her son Charles Cope, who is ald and Ronald Wright, Danny
stationed at Bangor Marine Base,
Bremerton, spent Saturday and
Sunday. Also visitor Saturday
tel,curl! Wednesday were a niece
and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cutting and children Bill and
Paula from Bently, Kansas.
Mrs. Aline Gabrielson flew home
to Califmia last week after a
visit with her mother Mrs. Nina
Miller. They will retnrn to the
canal again during Mr. Gabriel-
son's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Van Arsdale"
and Gary Peirce, Donald Deemer
a, nd Ted's son Ronnie. Ted is sor-
ry to say he will be forced to re-
sign as 4-H leader dlle to lack of
time. We wish that some man or
woman in the neighborhood can
take his place as it is important
to continue the 4-H work.
THE HOOD CANAL Garden
Club will hold its annual meeting
at the beautiful riverside home of
Mr. Tom Webb Thursday.
Travel
Air - Rail"
TOURS
HA 6-8272 |
401
SH
cf our Certified Comic,S heating pl
nothing extral '
FOA-SX. 0nly Shell Heating Oil
Prsvente clogging o.t burner's filter screem
eQNITOR. Thii Shell additive counteracts
sateen which may be present in the bottom
Our driver adds it automatically--at no
Count on us for
PREMIUM
GOTT OIL CO
Bayshore Rd. -- Ph HA 6-3322
OK Rubber
Welders
2226 N. Olympic Hwy,
W:r:':::s:,s
Leroy's Television.
SERVICE
Motorola Television & Radios
"You Get Guaranteed Quality
in Salee and Sorvloe"
2218 N. Olympto Hwy.
HA 6-3172
Rex Floor Coverings
* ........ .i ,ounter
Doyurlngl
r4 A u-2292
1723 Olymplo Hwy. N.
J & J Service '
"The Best Friend
Your Car Ever Had"
Mr, View HA 6-3956
Wlngard's Sport Shop
Complete FIshing and
Hunting 8upplles
"Take Along A Buddy"
All Rldent K Non-Resident
Lloenses
2210 Olympic Hwy, N.
HA 6-8672
Saeger's Motor Shop
Johnun Outboards
Homellte Power Saws
8kagit Boats
8ales 4, Service
HIIloreet HA 6-4602
DAIRY QUEEN
"with that
Country Fresh Flavor"
1st & Cedar
WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST
Evergreen Texaco
FIRESTONE TIRES
Motor Tuneup, Generators,
Starters, Lubrication,
Brake Relining
1st & Franklin HA 6-3031
Kimbel Motors
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
RAMBLER
METROPOLITAN
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
707 S. First HA 6-3433
Manley's
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
"Shelton's Favorite"
For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner
or Just a 8nak
125 Cota HA 6-9953
Sears Catalog
SALES OFFICE
"Satisfaction Gulranteed or
You1" Money Back"
Evergreen Square HA 6-8201
"Lock to the Finest First"
at
Eells & Valley
APPLIANCE CENTER
123 S. 2rid HA 6-4663
Forrest's Flowers
AND GIFTS
Cut FIowe - Plante
Floral Designs
Flowers and Gifts for
All Oo0asions
Flowers by Wire'
313 Railroad HA 6-6513
Shelton Union Service
First in tire---U. S. Royal
Economy Car Wash
Vacation Trailer Rentals
U Drive Trucks
332 S. First HA 6-8002
Past J.C. president
Kitsap-Mason Dairy
"Good Milk is Good Food"
Milk & Cream
* Ice Cream
Cheese
Butter
Third at Grove HA g.4473
|
Shelton Hotel
"If You Can Find A Better
Place To Eat Try It!"
Banquet Facilities
Assistant Scoutmaster
Sat. Nite 6morgasbord
Blue Ox Corral
Ph. HA 6-3341
Les Fields Auto Parts
INC.
Complete line of patti for all
cars & truoks
Automotive Maohine Shop
Tools '---" Batteries
229 $. First klA 6,3351
Timber Appliance
A uthorlzed Dealer
Salel & Service
ElcCtrlcal Contracting
Heating Wiring
HA 6-4633 114 $. 2nd
Bill Johnson's
Shell Service
"Service First -- 8atisfaotion
Always"
Goodyear Tires
Nic-L-Sllver Batteries
First & Cota HA 6-3903
Quality at Budget Prices
MODE O' DAY
Evergreen Square , HA 6-8293
Waterfront Realty
featuring
,PREFERRED PROPERTIES'
Developers of Highland Terra
Marden M. Stroud, Broker
226 No. First HA 6-8636
Depart-
merit
Store
',Friondly
8rvioe
Sirloe 1895"
***
THE BEST IN
Ineuronoe Coverage & Service
Angle Agency
Insuranee- Real Estate. Travel
4th & R.R. HA S-8272
20th Century
Thriftway
"Where Every Customer
Is Important"
HILLCREST
Evergreen Fuel Co;
Diesel Oil & Stove Oil
Automatio Refill 8ervloe
819 S. First HA 64103
Hard first name
BOON'S
Plumbing, Heatlng & Sheet
Metal Contracting Plumbing
Golf course veep.
Supplies 011 Burners
Furnaoes
823 $. Firt l-IA 6-3483
Wheatley & Kry Co.
"Service and Quality First"
in
Plumbing Heating
Paper -- Paint
Contracting
317 8. First HA 6-4553
M. and S. Food Store
Quality Food -- Low Prices
Free Dollvery
120 Cots HA 6-4892
Fessler's
ICE CREAM CENTER
"You Can't Better The Best"
Premium Ice Cream
At Less than Popular PriceI
422 N. First HA 6-6575
For over 24 years It has been
MoOonkey's for Drugs
"Two Locations to Serve You"
306 Railroad 329 Railroad
HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456
C. C. Cole &. Sons
'OI8TRI BUTOR
Standard Oil ProductI
"Trouble Freo Fuel Oil Service
for the Home"
118 S. Third HA 6-4411
i
Beckwith's
Exclusive Deale for
129 Railroad HA 6-3283
Prepp' Rexall Store
'In Business for
Your Health"
SHELTON, WAgH.
Spocialty is barbecue
BOWLING IS FUN
for the Whole Family
Practice Bowling - 3 Lines/g1
Gale and Lois Albrecht
Shelton Recreation
128 N, First HA 6-6252
Odd Fellow
2nd & Cota HA 6-6311
Johnny's Music Box
429 Railroad HA 6-4302
Pianos Organs
Acoordlon Lessons
Band Instruments
Sheet Music
Western Auto Supply
"THE FAMILY STORE"
WIZARD
The Name for Quality
315 S. First HA 6-6183
Put tip part of last name
Shelton
Electric
419 Railroad
H A 6-6283
Wvtinghouse Appliances
The'best costs no more
Budget Shop
and
Decorating Center
Past Kiwanis president
Across from Evergreen Square
Lawton Lumber Co.
C & C Paints
Building Materials
Tools Rentals
420 S. First HA 6.4303
t
Thackeray Electric
CO.
"Electrical Contractors"
Lighting Fixtures
Electric Heat
Wiring Supplies
and Repairs
217 Cota HA 6-6477
Rltner's Br011er
The nation above his door.
"For Fine Foods
at
Realmnable Prioee"
102 S. First HA 6-4223
Where Io Look for Olues...
Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights
Clues may be hidden in ANY ad In this group
appears in any of these ads, it means that
that merchant appears elsewhere in this issue of the
tional clues may be hidden in any of those ads also
Clues will be scattered.., there may be from one
any ad -- or none. This is a contest of skill and We
our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to
RVLES
1. This is a tamlly fun contest. En-
trie welcome from every member of
the family old oUSh to fill out his
or her own. OU MAY submit one en-
try per perso at any or all of the
Sponaoring Merchants whoe ads are
in the row that is heavily bordered
" this week but only one entEF per
pemoa at an one store (more than
one will disqtifF all sntr!u of that
person r tt wk). Anyone may
enter unless a member of your family
l l,₯e bY the JONAL, Sport-
sorlng Merclmnts and their families
(and their employees and families) are
most reicome to eatel' ]K,vPT dBrin
the weeks that the 81$osorlng Mer-
chant's store Is festured,
2. blothJng to buy. Use any slip of
paper for entry blank. DO NOT put
your entry in an enveloRe. Not neces-
mary to be present at the drawing to
win. Not necessary to be a subscriber
to th JOURNAL to participate.
$. WHO'S WHO may" be anyone in
the Mason County area. Clues to his
(or her) identity will be hidden ONLY
in ad of Sponsoring Merchant (this
mes.m any ad in this section or any
ad of the* same merchant elsewhere in
the paper). When star(s) appear in
any ad in this section, it is your warn-
ing that other ad(s) of the same mer-
chant (in which there may be clues)
appear elsewhere in the paper. Clues
will be scattered--many ads will have
no clues, while qthers may have as
many as five. This is a contest of skill,
and we intend to do our best to outwit
you. We'll be delighted if you success
in outguessing us, in spite of our best
effortsl
4. Tf by coincidence, the name of the
WHO'8 WHO (or other facts about
him) happen to appear in news items,
editorial matter, or other places in this
newspaper, these will not count as
dues.
5. To enter, write down the name
you think the WHO'S WHO is. List
all the clues you can find in all the
ads of the Sponsoring Merchants in
this iesue. Don't forget your own name
and addresIil Then, drop your entry
tt any Sponsoring Merchant whose ad
Is between the-heaVY
Issue. You may
wish! There are no
entries will be
tries wiU not be
bet of the family
tries for that
i2 mut be
6. This week's
you receive this
p.m. Monday of
that time (5
drawing wilE be
drawn that
WHO'S WHO wi!l
entry also lists
ads of Sponsorir
NUS of $,.@
ever this
added to next
will continue to g
Winning the
FECT list of clue
be,, and all copie
7. At une
the contest, a
held to determine
MYSTERY
will take place
drawing Is
regniar drawing
for the drawing
JACKPOT. Whiner
JACKPOT will
drawn rafter
drawing) which
rect identification
and a perfect list
will not be held for
POT every week.
8. Every
aken to
hat might be
,rrorless
GUARANTEED
lisher of the
judge in all quest:
s final.
Family
ter chance to
wife, huqband. Or
youngster MAY
roles !
GeL uny PerrY
Think YOU can
. Reineulber,
don't enter!
MRS, ETHEL Dalby reports a
gathering of the clan over the
past three weeks. Mrs. Dalby's
daughter and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughn Abrams and
family Gwen, Bill and Valarie of
Long Beach, California who have
been visiting three weeks, Mr. and
Mrs. David Dalby and children,
Marilyn Marie, Susan and David,
Jr. of San Point, Idaho spent the
past week, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
Dalby and daughter, Karen of Ed-
monds spent the weekend, and
Kenneth Dalby visited his father
Mr. Ed Dalby for the week. Also
guests over the weekend were Mr.
Abrams' brother and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Abrams of Twisp,
Wash.
Mr. Waldo Chase and Mr. Ted
Bailey, the "Busy Beavers" 4-H
entertained, weekend guests, Capt.
(USCG Ret.) and Mrs. D. B. Mac-
Diarmid and daughter Elizabeth. ( " IOW TO (r
The MacDiarntid's are enroute i f O PlO__ 1
from their last station in Staten
Island, New York. They left here
for Port Angeles where they will
I
den. Dr. McFadden is Mason
County District Representative.
While there the McDiarmid's will
visit with old friends made while
stationed there in 1938 to 1943,
They will then travel on to San
Diego where they plan to make
their home.
Annual snmmer visitors to the
Canal who have come to vacation
are Mr and Mrs. John Galhip and " FOR YOUR "
their four Children of Seattle. Mrs.
Gallup is the former Jane Brokaw
of Shelton. Also vacationing are OI L H EAT 1
Mr. and Mrs. Haines Gassner, ot
Seattle, who sailed to the Canal in [[
their sail boat the "Pixie" and ate
.,, v
moored at Alderbrook. And MI'.
and Mrs. Hubert Jensen ald Yhs day e, mr tank with Shell Heatin C
daughters Jndy and Gall Qf Se- "lifeguards' go to work to protect your
attle, your storage tank. They are two mors