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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Christmasfown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
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BPW To Sp sor He t'
Boo,h At Goun|y Fat! ::: ........ I]
The he.on t usiness ,to- !
s'Jr a. display oll family heart
I Aug. 21-23. The display booth is
heing prepared with the assistance
of the Washington State Heart
Association and this year features
Johnny Heart.
Chairman of the BP~V booth
cammittee is Maybelle Daniels, as-
sisted by Mary Dobson, Susie Pat,-
ley and Phy~'lis Tembreull.
Pamphlets on congestivc heart
failure and other heart health to-
pics will be distributed. Displays
will emphasize the need for heart
research. A traffic light will warn
of the need to stop and go to a
physician for regular check-ups.
Mrs. Mae Smith is president of
the club. Members have been ac-
tive in supporting work of the
Heart Association thz;ough spon-
soring the annual Heart Fund
Drive in February.
YOUNG SHELTON CAMPERS--Thirty Shelton
area youngsters returned Monday after spending a
week at the Salvation Army's Camp Lake B,oren
near Seattle. The camp, which is set up for boys
and girls nine to 14 years old, is owned and oper-
ated by the Salvation Army. Over 100 youngsters
from western Washington were schedqled to at-
tend the camp last week, the first of three reg-
ular camp sessions. At the far right are Mrs.
Merle Hamilton, Salvation Army sdrvice extension
agent and Salvation Army committeman Irvln Mc-
Arthur.
Box Office Opens 7:30
Show Starts At Dusk
Cartoon Carnival at 9 p.m.
KITSAP LAKE
Wed. - Sat., Aug. 12- 15
55 DAYS AT ,PEKING
Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner
STRAITJACKET
Joan Crawford
gun., Men., Tues., Aug. 16- 18
BYE BYE BIRDIE
Second Feature to be announced
By Mabel Kidd
DAYTON --- Sandi Rietdorf ar-
rived home on Sunday from Alas-
ka and surprised his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Rietdorf.
Stmday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson were Mrs. Dorothy
Ryder and children of Longview
and Mrs. Charles Baird, Allyn.
The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Mey-
ers, Beaver Creek, Ore., H. A. Be-
zley, Bill, Allen azld Tina were
Sunday callers in the lmme of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson.
Montcsano visitors Sunday in
the Scab' Combs home were Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Boybanovich and
children.
Mrs. Darl Goldy arrived home.
last week after a three-week stay
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DEMOCRAT • 24th DISTRICT
He was instrumental in getting a modern high-
way from Olympia to Shelton. He also is a
member of the institutions committee, was a
factor in getting your new institution.
(Paid Political Advertisement)
in Kodiak with son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mt~s. Robert Goldy
and children.
Dining Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Roberts was Mrs,
Ncna Roberts of Shelton who also
spent the night.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf
had as Sunday visitors Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wilmoth Sr., of Ta-
coma, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest May-
nard and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard ]:)uffcy and son of
Shelt0n.
MRS. ALLAN Tibbits and Mrs.
Clyde Norris spent a naonth in
Evansville, Ark. visiting relatives
among them Mrs. Tibbits' parents,
]V(.r. and Mrs, Jack Cosby. Clyde
Norris and Randall motored back
to pick them up and bring them
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvia Chapman
add childrcn called on Mr. and
Mrs. Ivyl Chapman Monday eve-
ning and got to also visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Grove Chapman who
were up from Oregon.
Mrs. Bill Johnson and children
of Forks, Mrs. Les Bishop, Ka-
milche and Mrs. Claude McI1Tin of
Shelton were visitors Saturday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Bloomfield.
Monday dinner guests o~ Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Hulbert were Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Johnson of Aber-
deen.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Adams,
Shelton, called on Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Todd Friday evening.
Steven and Stephanie Bloomfield
spent from Thursday through Sun-
day with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Bloomfield while
parents, Jerry and Nancy were
on a vacation trip in eastern Wa-
shington and Oregon.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
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SHOES, Bremerton
Mrs. Allan Tibbits were Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Tibbits and girls of
Lost Lake.
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Alvin
Hulbert and Donna and grand-
d~tughters, Lurene an(1 Marlene
motored to Tumwater to visit Mrs.
Sarah Lozier.
Eldon Todd called on his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Todd Stmday
afternoon.
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By l)ora Hearing
MATLOCK ..... There will be a
dance at, the Matlock Grangc Hall
this Saturday cvening and Halvcr-
son's orchestra will furnish the
nlusic.
The Registration books will be
closed by August 16. So anyone
in this precinct can register with
Dora Hearing and those in thc
Satsop precinct register with Mel-
ba Trenckmann.
Diane and Mike Chamblin of
Aldcrwood Maner spent the past
week with their grandl)arents, M,'.
and Mrs Max Cash.
Mr. and Mrs. James Filyaw and
son of California have visited
their folks, the Ervin Sleevelands,
last week. James had to return i:o
do Navy duty. His wife and son
are staying a while with their
grandmother, Mrs. Lloyd House,
Tacoma.
Mrs. Dorothy Petersen of Van-
couver, B.C., has been a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hear-
ink for a wcek returning to her
home on Monday.
The Arthm- Sharp family, Mrs.
Lucy Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Rossmaier and Mrs. C. Kolsted, all
of Olympia, and the Carl Good-
burn family of Shclton werc Sat-
day evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lu5 Rossntaier.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier,
Mrs. Augusta Portman and Carl
Portman attended the 50th anni-
versary of Harstine Grange Sun-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Augusta Portman and Carl
Portman were hmcheon guests of
Mr. and Mt's. L. D. Portman of
Shelton Sunday evening.
MR.. AND MRS. I. C. Ford,
Mrs. J. R. Singleton and Tyler and
David Boothe motored to Vancou-
ver Wednesday to spend the day
with Mrs, Singleton's sister, Mrs.
William Magill.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nye and
childish, Shelton, spent Thursday
:evening at the Lud Rossmaier
home.
The Ford faintly reunion and
picnic was held at the Clifford
I Ford home on Lake Nahwatzel.
Those attending were Earl Ford,
Mr. aud MrS. Bob Lamb, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale ~'ost and children Mike,
Lori and Mitch, and Mr. and Mrs.
Venmn Stockton, all of Shelton,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller and
daughter Donna of Olympia, Mrs.
Frances McNeil of Las Vegas,
Nev., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petcrson
of Cloquallum, and Mr. and Mrs.
Latu'ence Hansen and Mr. and
Mr& I. C. Ford and the Dick
Boothe family of SeatLlc.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier are
grandparents again. A daughter
wan bolm to Mr. and Mrs. Artlmr
Shat~ of Olympia Monday morn-
ins.
WE ARE SORRY to say Ralph
Rothrock is back in the Shelton
General Hospital again.~,
We are sorry to report Mrs.
Nolen Avery had tlae misforttme
to get quite badly burned last
week by seahling lint water and
is in the Shelton GeneraF]~ospital.
Mrs. Edward Valley and son
David spent Saturday evening with
the Clarence Creamer family.
We are lmppy to report that
Don Hanson is home from the
McCleary Hospital after major
Sul'gcry and is doing fine.
Mrs. James Clmrehill find so,
Charles of Dayton and Mrs. Sam
Digglc and family, cal!cd on Mrs.
Augusta. Portman and Carl Port-
nlau Monday.
MR.. AND MRS. Edward Tho-
inlts of Yakinta were Tuesday
guests of h~[r. and Mrs. Earl \Val-
ker.
.Mr. and Mrs. Harry H, icl¢crt of
Hoqlliaul were Sunday (tinuer
guesls of the I,:enneth l-toward
l'anlily,
The Gene B,'own family were
Sullday di,uler gllesls of Mr. alldl
Mrs. Olc Anderson of Shclton and
thcn they called on Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Minkler of PickeHng.
Mr. and ),it's. R. Iq. Bradbc,'ry
and Mr..and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
and Mrs. Dorothy Peterson calle.d
at the Harold Clift home Saturday
cresting.
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on the R. E. Bradberry, Elvin
Hearing and Walter Shaw fanti-
lies, and enjoyed dinner with the
Shaws.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Steward ano
Joe front Bremcrton spent Sun-
day evening with the R. T. Cock-
burns of Simpson Salmon Hatch-
cry.
Larry Durgin and buddy of Fort
Lewis spent Wednesday evening
with the Dick Cockburn family.
MR. AND MRS. ELVIN Hear-
ing picnicked at Schafer State
Park Sunday with the former's
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. William
Duckwitz of Rochester, Mr. ant
Mrs. James Fredenburg of Ho-
qtfiam, Mrs. John Fredenburg ot
Olympia, Mrs. Goldie McQuinn el
Canada, and Mrs. Norms Jacob-
son of Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry
attended the wedding of Mr.
Bradberry's cousin Sue Ruffin ant
Donald Walker at Junction City,
Ore., Sunday a~ternoon.
Mrs. Augusta Portnmn and Carl
Portman spent Tlmrsday with Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Portman of Shel-
ton.
Mrs. L. F. Cook of Montesano
called at the R. E. Bradberry
home Friday afternoon.
MRS. HAROLD Clift spent
Thm'sday afternoon with Mrs. F..
E. Hewson of Lake Nahwatzel..
Mr. and Mrs. William Avery
spent Thursday evening in Elnm
aud Denise and Mrs. Rebman
spent the day at Sequi with the
Joe Avery family.
lVrr. and .Mrs. L. D. Portman
of Shelton were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Augusta Portman
and Carl Portman.
Mr. and Mrs. Davc DeFoer ant
son Ricky left for Idaho Friday
to visit the fornler's folks.
Tyler Booth of South Bend m
spending this wok with his grand-
parents, the I. C. Fords.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford ant
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier ant
the Edward Valley family attend-
ed thc sahnon bake at Panhandle
Lake Friday evening.
MRS. EDWARD VALLEY an,q
son David, Mrs. Sam Diggle an(1
children and Mr. and Mrs. Lud
Rossmaier attended the Nye pic-
,tic at Kneeland Pa.rk Sunday.
Mr. and 1Wrs. Lud Rossmaier
were overnight guests at the Lar-
ry Chambcrlin home Friday.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Helin.
MR. AND MRS. Howard Chap-
man of Shelton were Sunday vis-
itors at the Andrcw McGarvie
home.
Mrs. Ernest Adams and son ant
Mike Faren of Enumclaw were
Tuesday overnight guests of her
sister and brother-in-law, the Lud
Rossmaiers.
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Brown and family spent the day
with Mr. Brown's folks at Au-
burn.
Sunday the Gene Brown family
picnicked at Port Townsend with
the Merle Potter fanaily.
Mrs. Clarence Barker and Miss
Edith Mayer' ca,l led on Mrs. Ros-
coe Crowell Sunday.
The old Clarence Barker house
burned Saturday evening. There
hadn't been anyone living in it
for some time. So no one knows
what caused the fire.
YOUR HOME IS
YOUR CASTLE
Your home is your castle
and like all castles it must
be defended. Your ene-
mies are very destructive;
they include fire, wind,
vandalism and many
others. For the best de-
fense against financial
loss from such "enemies,"
get one of our Package
Policies for homeowners.
Angle Agency
Herb Angle Dick Angle
Phone 426-8272
,62.,63-,6, LATE MODEL ,62.,63.,64
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GRAYS HARBOR FAIR--ELMA
Reg. $1.25 5-piece
Reg. 98¢ 10-quart
59¢ 1,000 69¢
SPRAY
Reg. $3.59 5g-foot ~2.inch
Vinyl Plastic Hose
$229
100 tablets McKesson
O (100 mg)
Reg. $3.98 one gallon
$299
Reg. $5.95 3-quart
Reg. $1.29 75-foot plastic
Reg. $5.95 battery-operated
Reg. $1.49 2-piece rubber
Reg. $3.98 Squibb chewable
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