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...... .r iptember 6, 1962 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Ohristmastown, U A " Shelton, Washinu-ton pat,= Q
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.... 000000eYacht Club Groups Vtstt Grapeview Area Over The Weekend Atr Force F,Ims i
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: EW . After a rather Sunday evening for cards and re-
:Eg summer, weather-
':|er Nature came through
Colors on Labor Day,
.tt this season
::1 aS'craft provided div-
rctivity on our local we-
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39'
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NACK BAR
45'
ps
5¢ per cup
Sl00
Cans
Tyee Yacht
Bay Yacht
ch)sc this
the area and,
start due to the
;d in Grapeview
rday to tour the
ry. Six of the
the night in In-
'stine Island and
so enjoyable that
0 stay'there an-
0uis Meyers were
lay group aboard
:ht Secure out
estin ly enough,
Lboarc this beau-
craft. They stay-
aternoon
freshments. Those nresent offer-
ing their congratulations were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Pennebera, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Uhly, Mrs. Clara Sore-
and Mrs. Retzman's sister,
Mrs. Becki Shook.
On this their last weekend of
the season, the Don Johnstons of
,Bellevue royally entertained at
dim:er Saturday evening friends
and neighbors. From Seattle came
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Freeman, son
Clayton and daughter Marsha and
local neighbors, the Walter Clay-
tons, Sr. and Jr. and family. Piece
de resistance was the huge salmon
which the Johnstons roasted whole
over charcoal hi a most ingenious
manner.
Having recently added to their
l:ossessio,ls a cute" little 1961 Aus-
tin Healy convertible, Art and
Judy (Johnson.) Barrett gave it u
tryout Saturday evening by at-
tending a lovely wedding recep-
tion in Bremerton. Although Ju-
dy's cousin and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Kline, were wed Aug.
18 the reception was postponed un-
of their loca- . I
local friends and' til Sept. 1. Orapevlewites attend-
ing the reception were the bride's i
yva,, delighted
holiday week-
and family, Mr.
and daugl-
Bob Clark.
friends, Mr. and
daughter Nancy
but the cur-
was the un-
of Mrs. Bush's
Mr. and
Tacoma,
and
most of
the guests slept
bags both
nights.
new bouncing
zsed all Lhe ex-
house-
morning. At
the little fel-
and brother
of his 3 a.m.
ssible, grand-
immediately
them at their
Saturday to
Week. Great
and Augusta
to greet
grandchild,
before great
rthday !
the Eck-
noteworthy oc-
-arly, gathered
residence
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Era-
melt Johnson.
The Art Zehe family was most
happy to welcome Sunday their
good friends and former Spokanp
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Beel-
sect and son Larry of Bremerton
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Therow
and son Gary, still of Spokane.
Also most happy to be welcomed
by the Zehes, just past dusk Sun-
day evening were the Howard So-
merses and the Walt Claytons,
who, while at the mercy of a re-
calcitrant outboard motor, were
adrift with a one-paddle "engine".
Hot coffee and a phone call nome
soon had things on their way tel
being righted and by morning the l
offending motor was back in run-i
ning condition, mucll to the relief
of all involved.
Two of our young Grapeview
men left Thursday to return to
duty. Jack Wells left Thursday l
morning to rejoin his shipmates l
aboard the S: S. Braine in San
Diego. Laurie Somers left Thurs-
]day evening to rejoin his class-
!mates at the Coast Guard Aca-
demy in New London, Conn., (eai'-
ly enough for football turnoutD.
After seeing Laurie off at the
Seattle Intezational airport,
Howard Murial and children spent
the night with Mrs. Charles Se-
iners in Seattle and the next day
"did" Century 21
MRS, HOWARD Retzman was
= $100
Is "' ' 35'
WRIGHTS Pkg.
fro Leaf
KYLARK 1S-oz. 35¢
rNhly Baked toaf
$17 9
26-1b.
Box
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26-,b, $199
Box
49'
Basket
"ASTI N (5 ELAST! C: LiFl
0k! Elastic circlets under the cup to
,, Sad hold a rounded, youthful line. I
, Stlc front band for stay-put fit with '
ety of freedom It's Formfit Laughter',
Yh 576 in easy-care cotton, sizes A321
8.
Bag
Becki Shook of Los Angeles, who jeets while at home this waek,,z
arrived Sunday a week ago from The Ted Rauscherts tnoroughly
Seat Lie where :he was visiting enjoyed their vacation this year.
with another sister. The first week Taking highway 99 Lo San Fran-
of her three week slay trips were eisco they found such interesting
made to \\;VestporL and Schafer activities as a cruise of the bay
Park. Vreduesday of that week area on the Harbor Queen, taking
Mrs. Retzman hostessed a delight- in such sights as Alcatraz Island, ]
ful lunchee)n which served, not on- and the beautiful bridges in the I
ly to welcome sister Becki but area. They also took a tour of I
also to bid farewell to Mrs. Einar San Fra{cisco, breakfasting at I
Pettersen. Those ladies present Fist:ermen's Wharf and dining in I
were Miss Jasmine Britton, Mrs. Chinatown. They began their l
Madge Pennebera, Mrs. Damy homeward trip via the Sacramento
Bush, Mrs. Mary Uhly and Mrs. Valley with its beautiful truck
Augusta Eckert. Plans were made farms. They paused in Central Or-
this week to tour the Olympic cgon where they indulged in a lit-
Peninsula and enjoy its natural tie "rock hounding". Crossing the
wonders, a trip well worth mak- Colorado River at. the Da!les they
ing. returned to Grapeview by way of
We are sorry to learn that our Yakima well satisfied with the
communityis temporarily (two to success of their outing.
three years) losing two charm-
ing residents, Mr. and Mrs. Einar Also on vacation for the past
two weeks have been the Dean
T. Pettersen. Pettersen, who re- Cooks. The first week they drove
tired from Cargill, Inc., last Feb- up I:o Forks for visit with Pat'
ruary, has re-entered the field of
world-wide grain trade and is the dad and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Edwards. While Dean helped with
president of the Trtdax "Internac- Mr. Edwards' fishing endeavors
tonal, South America, which is Pat and the boys "helped" iVlrs.
based in Panama City, Republic of Edwards at the restaurant. This
Panama. It was necessary for him past week Dean and Pat spent
Lo leave by direct' flight Wednes. frofii Thursday until Monday
day in order to arrive for Thurs-
day business appointments. Mrs.
Pettersen plans to leave Friday
but will visit in Minneapolis first
and join Mr.' Pettersen later via
Miami Air Lnes. The Robert Nolls
of Shelton are tuking immediate
possession of the Pettersen resi-
dence and plan to stay on until
their return.
Virginia Hicks pulled a fast one
cn hubby "Jubie" last Friday eve-
ning when she welcomed friends
Bill and Judy Staudt and Fred
and Phyllis Lutz, the occasion be-
ing the Hicks' 12th wedding anni-
versary {much to Jubic's surprise)
However, Jubic took it all in very
good nature, grateful for good
triends.
SATURDAY, the licks and
Polka welcomed brother Bill and
family, auntie Lucille Wiggins,
who had brought Grandma Vine
LaCasse down from Port Angeles
with her, and Wilfred Polk and
family who overnighLed with
friends in Shelton to alleviate the
housing situation. Sunday the en-
tire family gathered together at
a luscious turkey dinner, cele-
brating Bill's birthday (Sunday)
and Wilfred's (Sept. 11). Everyonc
thorougily enjoyed the family get-
together and the extra willing
Lands helped Jubie on his current
projects. Jubie plans to get quite
Many 1.6 mm Movie Fihns are
available, free of charge, for ed-
ucational institutions, civic groups
and church organizations from the
local Air Force recruiting office.
The films cover such varied sub-
jects as Teaching, First Aid, Tra-
vel, Weather, Survival, Geogra-
phy, History, Navigation and
Photography, said Staff Sergeant
Fred Knight, local Air Force re-
cruiter. Each recruiting office has
a film catalog which lists over
500 such films that may be or-
dered.
Some of these fihns are: "Tall
Man Five Five", the story of B-58
training and the sonic boom; "On
Target", the Atlas ICBM; and,
"The Air Force Missile Mission",
vhowing Lhe current Air Force
Missile concept and narrated by
actor James Stewart. The many
iilms cover almost every phase of
Air Force Activity.
Sergeant Knight said hc will
help in fihn selection, order the
fiirn and in most cases supply the
screen, projectionist and projector.
Further details may be obtained
by visited his office at 205 East
4th avenue in Olympia, or by cal-
ling FLectwood 2-9362.
camping ot on Harstine Island.
Saturday evening they were Joined
by friends Don and Sally Anaer-
son, Bob and Carole Battles and
Tyrone and Jackie Rauschert for
a friendly get-together.
Sunday Bob and Carole Battles
bade a fond farewell to BoWs mo-
ther. Mrs. Bernice Battles, and
his nece Libra Duoso, who had
been visiting with them for
a week. So impressed were the
grandmother and grandchild, that
they took many pleasant memories
back to San Pedro, Calif., with
them.
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= - COUNTY CLERK
PRIMABY SEPTEMBER [
ELECTION 11 i
• Charter member, Mason County Orthopedic
Association, and its treasurer.
• Prsident many years of Mayme B. Taylor
• Member P.T.A. 16 years, held numerous of-
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• Member Parent-Teacher-Student Organi-
* Presently employed as a clerk; previously Lion.
receptionist at Boston Children's Hospital
in Boston, Mass., azxd clerk with Albert • Zonta Club
Bros. Milling Co. • Ma:on County Heart Association.
* Education -- 2 years at Central Washing- • Member of Grange many yeax.
ton College of Education, 6 months busi-
ness college, 2 terms post-graduate night irl Scout treasurer many years. ""
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school. • Cub Scout den mother. _
* Recent physical check-up accepted by strict
life insurance company reveals excellent • Mcmber and past-president of Reviewers
health. Club.
* Will devote full time to position if elected. • Red Cross worker.
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m (Political Advertisement Paid by Wagoner for Clerk ConnnitLcc. Vivian Halbert, chmn.)
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This is really the cat's meow.., our
new Top Cat pullover sweater from Jantzen has
a modified turtle neck trimmed with a
golden cat pin. Perfectly harmonized to our i
Shadowbox plaid pleated skirt of all wool.
PULLOVER, 38 - 40, $11.98; SKIRT, 8-16, $17.98
JUSt wear a smile and 00J00antzen
Boy's
JACKETS
Sizes 2 to 7
From
$398
J:o
Friday- Salurday Only
SEAMLESS NYLON
HOSE 3 '199
ACCESSORIES & LINGERIE
DEPARTMENT
We also carry Ihose wonderful ,
.Wi:ATI:D¢ OV DA,:L:N
vmm=-.rmnm,.lllO U/ AND KORET
PENDLETON
AND TAMI
SKIRTS BY
ight
ONLY
Till. 8:30
RAINCOATS
Classic water repellent poplin
coat has deep orlon pile
zip-out lining.
Sizes 14- to 20.
'149s
Sizes 8 to 12
Without Pile Liner
CInderell00
adds
SCotchga'd
to plaid
,....for that
spotless
looc !
'10ss
sizes 3 to 6x $4.95 to $7.95
sizes 7 to 14, $5.95 to $8.95
Beautiful back-to.school
fashions in the crisp
freshness of plaid, They
$ay looking fresh and
beautiful, too,..thanks to
the marvelous $cotchgard e
finish that repels stains
before they start! Carefree
cottons that need litt]
or no ironing.
Friday -- Salurday Only Special
MORGANjoNES BED SPREADS
MOONBEAM $99s ENGORE $598
reg. $10.98 reg. $6.98
Twins and Double -- 8 Coloz s
DRY GOODS DEPARTMEN
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MERCANTILE