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Thursday,
|AL.SCHOOL
ld 18 Dates For Students T0!
/ash)rig(on Fair In
,qEPT. 18 I The Flood
r)eeM set ,,side [ had 1 new lll\\;vn \\;V
::ouniy. As ill I ,:ystem installed this
4rade in tile ] Boou's of Siwlton.
viii be eligible I was mcessarv to
and studelds (',are of the iarge
to :ill end the
P, pt. 17, which
ihe chihh'cn.
lese two will
sence for lhe
.it tickets are
18, but must
arellt.
:OVED
;factorY Dlav-
baseball, anc]
)od Canal Jr.
;trd tlad Pete
• another acre
" of the land
the play area
reproving and
i for physical
recornmenda-
of tile State
ublic Instruc-
7' LOWER
a new teach-
omish sctmol.
lSOll, who tea-
de, P.E. and
born in Port-
,here his fa-
was attached
• d, during the
at)on of that
ars he moved
the countries
East. Later to
shington D.C.
settled in Bre-
m is a grad-
dry of Wash-
r hobbies are
', stdn diving,
5
Ile him to Otlr
SYSTEM
und tho I'O q 'lV
nd h'eos phmted
(;lil:il (]rii'dcn Club.
SPORTS
Lower Skokonlistl
this year's sports
coacil. His nalne is
Timy arc starting
week, fllld al'c
iet week. There
ing hetween the co
Whel] ;lllil ,vhcrO
going to be.
The Hood Canal
will also start
q'lle ninth graders
cut with the
grade boys this year,
We will have
ibis year, but, the
eighth grade boys
ly ones ,hat
gmnes.
RACHEL
The Rachel
Guild will meet for
luncheon S(p
home of Mrs.
Mrs. Bea Groat
hostess.
Sorrows
present joy.
Western
• Lessons -
• Group trail
The outside o[ a
good for the
of a
LITTLE
Phone 426
A FEW LEFT
1962
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13, 1962
Board held its
()f PI'OS-
Th(, follow-
appointed for
Mrs. Andy
rel)rosenta-
IT)PIll b(w-
publieity ;
a,id spir-
El'mt Mal-
Tl'a)ntas. leg)s-
project;
scrap-
lealth lll(l ra('n-
slifet y alld
M'rs. LeRoy
Joe lol','k
S. Will. Cll:I,C,
trumpols,
Will be Bile 3rd
at 9:3(i <l.m.
Will hold a
Friday eve-
Potluck dinner
go to Clo-
OF
Your Votes and
rinlary election.
and
SI-TX,TON--MABON COUNTY 3"OTTRNAE- Published in "Chvisfmastowb U.S.A." Sheldon, Washington
OPEN HOUSE TO HONOR COUPLE ON GOLDI.N WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
MR. AND MRS. HENRY LANDIS will complete 50 years of mar-
ried life next Tuesday. In honor of their Golden Wedding Anni-
versary their children have planned an Open House to be held from
1:30 to 5 p.m. this Sunday, September 16, at the home of their
son, Bill Landis on Arcadia road. Henry Landis and Alice Cramer
were both born and raised in Indiana. They became acqua,nted
in that state but it was in Rugby, North Dakota where they did
their couring and were married September 18. 1912. The Landis'
had 3 boys and 1 girl. They moved to Shelton nearly 20 years ago
and have made their home here since that time. Their daughter,
Mrs. Frances Fox, Huntington Park, California, is the only one of
their children who does not live in Shelton. Their son, Earl, lives
at Ms(lock, Bill, on Arcadia, and Ralph, at Totten Shores. The
Landis' feel very fortunate in having their family close to them.
It has been possible for them to watch most of their 16 grand-
Democralic Club
Heels Nexl Thursday
The Mason County Democratic
Club will meet at 8 p.m. next
Thursday ill tile PUD building.
Plans will be made and commit-
tees selee.ted for a dance to he
held in October.
There will be an Executive
Board meeting at 8 p.m Monday
at the home of President, Mrs. Roy
Ritner.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's Of-
fice this past week were:
Charles A. Eddy, 23, Shelton and
Barbara Simpkins. 19, McCleary.
Arthur Leary William Fredson,
24. Shelton and Beret Ann 'lng,
Hoodsport.
Lowell E. Maiming, 21, Shelton
and C.lrol Barger. 19. Shelton.
M. D. O'Beirnc. 42. Bremerton
and Mary E. Barriean. t5, Bremer-
toll.
Rubinstein
Skin Dew SALE
$2 Size Skin Dew Moisturizer $3 Size
ONLY =3.00
Cream $3:75 Size Skin Dew Moisturizer $5 Size
IIOTH ONLY =5.00
O
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Govey Building
Phone 426.3327
Pharmacy
children and even their four great-grandchildren grow up. Henry
and Alice Landis have both enjoyed good health. This may be due
to the fact they keep busy. Mrs. Landis has done baby-sitting since
she came to Washington. She also fills her time with crocheting
and quilting. Since Mr. Landis retired from Simpson's Insulating
Board Plant about 4 years ago he has done odd jobs to fill his time.
His hobby delights not only his grandchildren, but alJ of the neigh-
bor children as well. He has a 3/4 scale live steam train with 130
feet of track and two cars with seats, in the back yard. He start-
ed building the train shortly after moving to Shelton. It took him
nearly 5 years to complete it. Needless to say, when he starts
building up steam, children for blocks around come running, clam-
oring for a ride. Mr. and Mrs. Landis are looking forward to see-
ing their many friends Sunday when they celebrate the memorable
occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
BRING IN THE
FAMILY FOR
A TREAT...
how your favorite sundaes,
alts, shakes and splits taste better
ade with Dairy Queen. That's
because Dairy Queen is served fresh
from the freezer at the very peak of
,i , flavor perfection!
It's A Date
Today, Thursday, Sept. 13
Golden Age Club. 12 noon pot-
lack. Melnorial hull•
WWI Vots :and Auxiliary, 8 p.m.,
Memorial hall.
Rotary Club hmeheon, noon,
Shelton. h(*t(,l
Shelton-Mason County Chamber
of Comrncree installation of offi-
cers. 7:00 p.m. dinner, Shelton ho-
tel.
Shelton .layettes, 8 p.m.. home of
Mrs. Bernie Doreey.
Friday, September 14
VFW Rlnnmage Sale. Memorial
hall.
Ruby Rcbekah Lodge, 6:30 p.m.
pothtck, at the+ hall.
Mason County PTA Council Ex-
ecutive Board meeting 9:30 a.m..
Evergreen school library.
Itigh school football, Shclton vs.
South Kitsap, 8:00 p.m., Port Or-
chtrd.
Saturday, September 15
State Patrol driver's license ex-
aminer, 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., city
police statism.
Shelton junior high pre-season
football sc, rimmage, 10:00 a.m.,
Loop Field.
Sunday, Sgptember 10
Shclton churches invite you to
attend the church of your choice.
Shelton Golf Club mixed 2-ball
foursorne and potluck dinner, Bay-
shore clubhouse. 2:00 p.m.
Shelton Yacht Club potluck, 6
p.m.. PUI) auditorium.
Monday, September 17
Canal Com't Order of Amaranth
Social Ch,b meetiug, 12 noon pot-
luck, Union Lodge hall.
Shelton Garden Club, 1:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs. Frank Nihart.
DeMolay Boys mid Mothers'
Club. 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Temple.
County commissioners weekly
meeting, 10:00 a.m, county court-
house.
Tuesday, September 18
Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon,
]V[emorial hall
Shelton city commission meet-
ing, 2:00 p.m.. city hall.
Wednesday, September 19
Hiller'eat Homemakers, 12 noon
potuck, home of Mrs. Agnes Lund.
Eligml Chapter Social Club, 10
a.m. work party, home of Mrs.
Hazel Dammann.
Amaranth Homecoming potluck,
6:30 p.m., Masonic temple.
BP r. 6:30 p.m. dinner, home of
Lodcma Johnson.
:hursday, September 20
Hood Canal Woman's Club, 11
a.m., Potlatch clubhouse.
Past Matrons of Welcome Chap-
€- , 12"30 p.m. dessert lunch-
'" =' " " Flor
eon, home of Mrs. ence Weeks.
Mason County Democratic Club,
8 p.m., PUD building.
Rotary Club luncheon, noon,
Shelton hotel.
Amaranth Homecoming
Potluck Scheduled
The Amaranth Homecoming pot-
luck dinner will be held at 6:30
p.m. next Wednesday at the Ma-
sonic Temple. The meeting at 8
p.m. will be a visit zrom the Grand
Lecturer and initiation.
Practice will be held at 7 p.m.
tonight at the tem]le. All officers
are requested to be present.
SEPTEMBER BRIDE AND GROOM
ST. EDWARD'S CATHOLIC CHURCH was the setting for the
"September 1 wedding of M ss Cheryl S va, daughter of Mr. and
,Mrs. Edward J. Silva, to Mr. Kenneth M. Rasmussen: son of.Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen of Montesano. The couple will make
their home in Montesano.
Large white baskets of white
end pink gladioli with greens dec-
()rated the St. Edward's Catholic
church for the September i wed-
ding of Miss Cheryl Sliva and
Mr. Kenneth M. Rasmussen. Rev.
Mark Wiechmann performed the
7 p.m. ceremony before 150 guests.
Miss Sliva's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Edward J. Sliva, Shelton. Her
]ew in-laws are Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Rasmussen. Montesano.
Mr. Sliva escorted his daugh-
ter down the aisle. Her floor-
iength gown was of white chan-
til]y lace and tulle over taffeta
designed with long pointed sleeves
nd scalloped neckline. A pearl
and rhinestone tiara held her el-
bow-)ength veil. She carried pink
and 'white roses with white rib-
bons.
Mrs. William L. Stahl of Taco-
ma was matron of honor. She was
clothed in a pink brocade cocktail
length dress with matching pink
satin cummerbund. She wore a
pink net hat and carried pink ros-
es with velvet ribbons.
Mrs. ken Sliva, Olympia, and
Miss Carol Zabroski were brides-
maids. Their attire matched the
matron of honor and they carried
pink and white carnations.
The bride's cousin, Miss Susan
Stahl was flower girl. She wore
pink brocade and carried a bas-
ket filled with white chrysanthe-
mums.
Robert L. Rasmussen was his
brother's best man. Ushers were
Lynn Moore of Montesano and
.Rort Sliva, Olympia.
Mrs. Ted Wittenberg accompa-
nied Mr. and Mrs. Pat Havens at
the organ. They sang Sacred
Heart of Jesus and Ave Maria.
Mrs. Sliva chose a beige sheath
"O 1959 Dairy Queen National Dsvt01
of lace over tafetta with a fitted
jacket. Her accessories were pink.
Pink and white rosebuds made up
her corsage.
Mrs. Rasmussen's dress was tur-
quoise and black with matching
turquoise accessories. Her corsage
was also of pink aqd white rose-
bnds.
The reception, which followed
the ceremony, was held in the
Colonial House where pink and
white gladioli were used for deco-
rations. Chrystal can0etabra with
pink rosebuds graced the recep-
tion table.
The three-tiered cake with pink
rosebuds was topped with the tra-
ditional miniature bride ana
groom.
Presiding at the coffee service
Salty Sashayers
Name C. Downing
New President
At the Salty Sashayers' square
dmlce Satnrday night, Carl Down-
ing was installed as president for
tile coming year. Thoe elected to
serve with htm are: Vice president,
Archie Vauffhn: secretary-treasur-
er. Irving Vik: cmlnb.il represnta-
lives to the Rainier Council Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Grunert and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill White. Mr. and Mrs.
AI Edson will be working with the
food cornmittee.
The club's caller, Clint Renney,
announced plans are being made to
start new sqllaro dauce lessons
September 24 and continue each
Monday evening for approximately
16 weeks. The place will be an-
nounced at a later date.
This class will be for beginners
as well as those who have square
danced before and would like a re-
view of both square dances and
round dances. Following the regu-
lar lesson each Monday evening,
Clint and Sylvia Renney will teach
new round dances to the club mem-
bers.
The Salty Sashayers are on the
decoration committee for he Fall
Festival Dance to be held at the
Tacoma Armory September 29.
Morris Sevada, a well known In-
dian caller from Arizona will be
calling the dances.
ESA HOLDS FIRST
MEETING OF THE
1962-63 SEASON
Beta Zeta, Chapter, Epsilon Sig-
ma Alpha held its first scheduled
meeting September 10 at the home
of Mrs. Bill Kimbel. Mrs. Floyd
Ridout, president, distributed the
Chapter yearbook to each member
present.
Ways and means, welfare, social
and educational chairmen gave a
resume of their committee func-
tions for this 1962-63 season. Beta
Zeta has chosen to support the lo-
cal Rogers School, Exceptional
Forester's, Inc., as well as its state
welfare projects.
Educational director, Mrs. Ed
Dunbar, has outlined a very inter-
eating monthly program of Arts
and Crafts. beginning this month
with "Art Foam Projects".
Mrs. Ridout, president, held a
board meeting last week at the
home of Mrs. Bill Kimbel at which
time Chapter activities were form-
ulated for this year.
Mrs. Bill Hunter was honored
with a baby shower following the
close of the meeting. Refreshments
were served by the hostess and
Mrs. Bob Wolden, co-hostess.
Last Saturday the Beta Zeta
Chapter held its annual summer
dance at the Shelton Golf Club.
The theme chosen. "Journey to the
Bottom of the Sea" was accented
by centerpieces of styrofoam fish
at each table. Mrs. Ken Snfith,
chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Bill
Kimbel, Mrs. Wayne Herren, Miss
Charleen Smith, and Mrs. Bob
Wolden. An evening of dancing
and visiting was enjoyed by all.
w-s--Mr-. Lee---Gil---es, a---u-st of th-------
bride; punch, Mrs. Leo Koenigs-
berg, aunt of the bride; tea, Mrs.
Elyn Rasmussen, aunt of the
groom; cake, Mrs. Oliver Fry and
Mrs. Robert Rasmussen. Mrs. Pat
Havens attended the guest book
and Mrs. Harold Wilson took
charge of the gift table,
The new bridegroom is a grad-
sate of M-mtesano high school and
Grays Harbor college. He m pres-
ently employed at Camp Grisdale.
His bride fraduated from Irene S.
eed hign school. They will make
their home in Montesano.
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Page 3
GRADUATE
MISS JANICE MAINWARING
graduated September 9 from
Emmanuel Hospital School of
Nursing in Portland. She is
presently at Reed College in
Portland where she is Campus
Nurse and is attending classes.
Miss Mainwaring attended Irene
S. Reed high school in her soph-
omore and junior years.
Vicki Lee Auxiliary
Sets Year's Plans
The Vicld Lee Orthopedic Auxil-
iary held its September meeting at
the home of Mrs. Gone Ayers. Co-
hostess was Mrs. Bill Jackstadt.
Projects for the corhing year
were discussed and a trip to the
Orthopedic Hospital. was planne0
for October 11.
Mrs. Alex Smith was a visiting
guest.
The October meeting .will be
held at the home of Mrs. teens
Btmnell. Co-hostess will be Mrs,
George Schnabel.
Hillere.t Homemakers
Meet Next Wednesday
The Hillerest Homemakers Club
will meet for a 12 noon potluck
next Wedesday at tim home of
Mrs. Agnes Lund, 1228 Raih'oad
avenue.
Clnb members will attend the
Seattle World's Fair September
24.
New officers are: President.
Ivh's. John Jansson; vice pres., Mrs.
Darrell Sparks; secretary, Mrs.
V. M. Jackson; treasurar. Mrs.
Ray Hamilton. Mrs. Charles De-
oss is a new nember.
Convention Reports
Heard By Auxiliary ..
American Legion Auxiliary
lneeting for Angust was given over
to Bellingham Convention ,eports
by the delegates. Mrs. Royal Clin-
toll, aew Auxiliary presidelt, an-
nounctK| her conqfllil tees fHr the
year.
The Seplembcr ,1 meeting fol-
h)wed the regl,la,' bt,siness order.
The early payment of dues for tile
new year was stressed. The Auxil-
iary hopes to reach qUOtH l)y NO-
vPnlber.
Kiwanis hmcheons arc served by
the Auxiliary each second Tuesday
and membership help is always
needed
Shelton Garden Club
Meeting Next Monday
'lhe Stlelton Garden Club will
meet at 1:30 p.m. next Monday a
the home of Mrs. Frank Nihart
on the Delight Park rosa.
Mrs. Nihart's ellrysanthcmuln
Earden will be visited during tile
course of lhc ineeting. I)ues will ..
be collected for Lhe new year.
Anyone needing a ride should "
contact Mrs. William Henderson
at 426-6349.
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