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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
September 3, 1964     Shelton Mason County Journal
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3, 1964 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Christmastown, U.8.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE :15 Shelton 8 p.m. Sat. Sept. 6 & 7 ~LEEPING BED iL.ER WEEK IN WILL IDAY & ONLY Registration Open For Preschool A meeting of Preschool PTA will be held Sept. 1,t at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Tom Coleman, 1122 8o. 7th street. Mothers with children in the preschool age bracket, three to five years, should register them now by calling either Mrs. Tom Coleman at 426-8688 or Mrs. Wayne Coleman at. 426-6310. Canal Club Slates First Fall Meeting Members of the Hood Canal Garden Club will hold their first fall meeting next Thursday in the Potlatch clubhouse of the Hood Canal Woman's Club. A business session presided over by Mrs. Mat- tie Backhmd, vice president, will commence at 11 a.m. It will be followed by a potluck luncheon and aftemmon program. All interpsted women are invited to attend and join the group. PORT ORCHARD CHURCH CHOSEN FOR WEDDING OF LOCAL COUPLE only 5 SHEL-TOA GUILD Feature MEETS TONIGHT NGERS The first meeting of the new .... season for the Shel-Toa Orthopedic WITH A Ouikl will be held at 8 p.m. to- ~TRANGER night at the home of ~qadia Hovind. ........ A PORT ORCHARD church was the August 21 setting for the marriage of Miss Gall H. Fisher and My. Fredric Lorenz Hines. Parents are the Edgar Roblnsons and the Earl S. Hines, all of Shelton. :Miss Gait. H. Fislmr and Mr. hat and shoes. Mrs. Hines wore a Fredric Lorenz Hines were mar- beige Jacket dress with matching ried Aug. 21 in the Bethel Gracehat and brown shoes. Her corsage Bible Church in Port Orchard. Rcv. was of white carnations. Robert Rosendaal performed the double ring ceremony fro, the Pink and white dahlias decorat- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ed the church basement for the Robinson and the son of Mr. and reception following the ceremony. Mrs. Earl S. Hines, all of Shelton. The wedding cake wa~u trimmed Floral arrangements were of pink with pink and white roses. and white glads. Those stowing were LaVerne aA white sheath with matching Borcherding, Mrs. Almer and h and shoes were worn by the Elaine Hines. Linda Nutt took charge of the guest book and Shir- bride. She carried a heart-shaped ley Frost was in charge of the gift bouRuet of roses, table. Miss Nancy Hines, maid of hen- of the ThurstonoMason: County Bar Asso- or, was attired in a pink sheathThe bridegroom is a 1964 grad- asked to check the qualifications of the candi- with a white circle hat and motel1- uate of Shelton High school and or Court Judge, Position No. 1, and vote theiring sh0es, is employed by the SIPaub-Ellison i Dave Boreherding acted as best Co. His bride is a Shelton High man for the bridegroom with Jim school senior. ', ...... Church and Start Hines ushering. Were received and counted, Hewitt Henry topped Music was by Rest Huneakcr and more than a 2.1 ratio over his closest oompetitor, Sharon Lincnko. cheek the qualifications, too, then vote for the A white carnation corsage com- plimented Mrs. Robinson's green Hewitt Henry. suit which was worn with white Washington ter Grade School, Olympia High School, Law School War I I for 15 years !rney General: 1948-1949 ring Attorney for Thurston County: 1949-1953 for Thurston County: 1953 to date community activities VOTE FOR 6LENR E, Non-Partisan Comm., J. M. "Mac" Partlow, Chrm. JUSTICE OF THE. PEACE • Experienced • Capable • Impartial (.,Paid Political adv.) Society Editor • Marj Waters • Phone 426-4412 MI. View 81ub To Sponsor Card Pariy The Mt. View Community Club will hold a card party at 8 p.m. this Saturday in the community clubhouse, "K" and Laurel Sts. Winners at the last car(t party were Alice Herzog and Ray Moore. Second high were Dora Lanning and Art Hazelquist. Traveling pin- ochle was won by Alice Herzog and Mary Necdham. Margaret Newell and Roy Moore held 1500 h~mp. Patrick T. Guild Slates Meeting Mrs. Carl Bernert entertained members of the-Patrick T. Orth- opedic Guild and their children in her home August 18 with a hmch- eon. Prior to the hmcheon a dis- cussion was held and projects for the coming year were planned. It was decided the meeting will be held on Thursday evenings this year at the usual time. The date of the first meeting was set for September 10 in the home of Mrs. Mike Gaskill. Former Sheltonian Visits Relatives A 1935 graduate of Shclton High School, Donald Moore, and his family spent a few days last week in Shelton at the home of his :4ster, Mrs. Leonard Anderson, and her family. Memo is now a Los Angeles State University economies pro- fessor. He and his wife were ac- companied by their son David, 14, and their daughter Kathy, 5. A~ older daughter, Margaret, stayed home to prepare for entering UCLA this fall• A family dinner Sunday cli- maxed the visit. HOSPITA£. AUXILIARY SETS LUNCHEON DATE The date for the annual Shelton Hospital Auxiliary fall luncheon has been set for Sept. 28. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Sam Fritz at 426-3475 or Mrs. Oliver Ashford, 426-4234. SISTERS VISIT AFTER TEN YEAR SEPARATION Two sisters had a chance to catch up on ten years of separation last week-end when Mr. and Mrs. CARD PARTY WINNERS George Francis and family ot , Winners at the August 22 Eag- Millersville, Penns. visited at the le's card party were Herman Lor- home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert enzcn and Vera Huntington with Kangas. The Francis' trip also in- Roy Moore and Helen Garr con> eluded a stopover in California ing in second. Traveling pinochlewhere they spent some time with went to Arnold Livingston and a brother of Mrs. Francis and Ruby Lorenzen. Mrs. Kangas. iiliii ii;i!:ii!i;i!iii:!;ii~i .iii You Can Trust TRAYLOR To Provide full-time representation for file people of the 24th District. Too often our elected representatives have short- changed our needs. Most of us are tired of being treated like second class citizens. Work for a more aggressive program of creating needed jobs for our area. We've had lots of talk about this, but no action. It's time .for some results. :Restore proper integrity to the legisla- rive representation of our district.., an iii:i:ili;i integrity we have a right to expecg from i!i!!iiiiiii!i :::!:!:i:?!:i our elected representatives. !ii!i!ii~iiii FAMILY PICNIC HELD The annual picnic of the Ahern and Johnson families was held at Kneeland Pa.rk Sunday with 51 in attendance. Members of the two families came from Spokane, Yakima and Corvallis, Oregon. SEATTLE VISITORS ]Y[r. and Mrs. Leland A. Stout and sons Mike and Doug of Seattle were visitors last week in the Otto Radtke home. REGEPTION HONORS NEWLYWEOS :.~.. •: .•2: ................... AN AUGUST 1 RECEPTION held in the Colonial House honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cuzlck. She is the former Jane Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Cuzick. All are of Shelton. The Cuzicks were married in July and are making their home in Shelton. FOOTWEAR ere's the shoe g ve you a real run for your money[ $799 Low initial cost, easy upkeep. And you've the newest Continental lines, trim and slim, on durable action soles that speed ) past everythin9 on two feetl Black Tan II A Subsidiary of P. N. Hirsch & Co. Managed and Operated by CHRISTENSEN'S FOR SHOES, Bremerton • o ,.. i: . '. [ The past three decades in the pharmacy business in Shelton has seen many changes .... I have enjoyed being a part of all of them. Drugs and medicines that were only dreams are now commonplace .... business has changed and certainly Shelton has changed. One thing has not changed throughout these thirty years and that is the friendship that I have been privi- leged to share with all of you day after day. And now with the change of ownership of McCONKEY'S DRUG CENTER from me to Ken Chap- man and the change of name to EVERGREEN DRUG CENTER I want you to know how sincerely I have valued these years we have shared and offer my thanks for your business and personal kindness. ROY McCONKEY While my presence at the DRUG CENTER is familar to all of you, my role of owner and operator is new. I want to tare this opportunil.y to give you my assurance that the same dependable, expert. service that yOll have come to expect at McConkey Drug Center during the years Will be continued. YOUI" partronagc has always l)een valued at the Drug Center and we will continue to operate the business to deserve it. It is going to take sonic getting used to . . . but thc new name is EVERGREEN DRUG CIL~'qTER, it's in EvergTeen Square . . . Phone 426-3,156, Ken Chapman EVERGREEN SQUARE