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16 :; ....................................... TELT01:MXg0N 00U1WI ffOURNA- Published in "ChriMmaMown, U.g.A.," helton, Washington • Tlmrsday, &apos;-'"  ' ..................................... !Country Squire From Grapeview Mystery Man "" /WALT ECKERT 12th CHARACTER aiPrendulin Grade00 i lN JOURNAL WHO'S WHO LIST Shell The .,o,,r.al '-'O .,.,.s -,---- oHIH" Oil o,,l into the country to get its 12th myshq'y cha,"tcter for this , week's "Arl,()'s IV}lo In Mason and County" lnstalhnent and came tip with Grapeview's grand young r i]lan, octogenarian VValt Eckert. Pramium ce At 82 ye,.'s of ag,' he bss pass,.d iD-- '-- J-fJ''qi the 4-score mih,lone (Bill John- one wotdd never gllt'SS it to look --.-r:.'-''-,,-,_ Perhaps i)' beta.so of the .= =..= .a ,-,-----  l,tm  healthy, outdoor life he has lived that has kept him so well pro- se,'ved for his years for he has been a sports fall par excellence (Kitsal)-Mason Dairy, pg. 6) since his youth, when he actively played and in his ohler years as a' fan CALL who seldom missed attending a game of any kind; or because be- lug a vinoyardlst (Budget Shop, GOTT OiL pg 15), grapegrower (Dairy . Queen, p.,. 16. and hortic,d!urlst *l'eisle,"s ICU Crcalfi Center, pg. l;) is a rood p',s,.q'vaLivc. ,:" Trim' fl..M., p v,. 13). l t,' h.,. llv,'d all his lift? at (i I'}LI}C+ I,+V t-+J IS all t+ll ++,| -(,I, der Phone IiA 6-A82 or IIA 6-fl207 ,:,.tle AK,,P>),', pg. 15), a true BA'SIIt)lglL' ROAD l;ibtDL 4'Kb , i);oil¢.or (Lea Fields .r-7-V---'--_"+'-'w .......... r ...................... %ut, I'att, lF,. 161 etrl(l C.Oltntry ............................................................................. 18). ..... : .... : He .m+n'ed Uncle Sam in a dou- ble role ,+Beckwith Jewelry, pg. 15) by being postmaster and weather recorder for so many SATURDAY +o+,+ only he knows the number. As such he is an ex-stampman (L.M., pg. 9), record keeper (Eells & Valley Appliance Center, pg. 13}, Inoisturt measurer (Leroy's Television Service, pg. 91 and cloud watcher (Eells & Valley Ap- pliance Center, pg. 13). To earn the daily necessities of life he has made grpe juice, in other words peddled grape queez- ings (both In Waterfront Realty, pg. 19). In carrying on his occupa- tion purple hands were his prob- lem (McConkey Pharmacy, pg. 20) because the grape juice was! very difficult to remove from the skin {or anything else, for that matter). The grapes he squeezed L GRANDSTAND ,o, juice came from a species he helped his father, Adam Eckert, develop in the Grapeview vine- SHOWS DALLY! yards, and which they ntuned the Island Bell. Thus came the clue every Afternoon and Evening Island Bell his belle in the M & S Food Store ad, pg. 16. Bring the whole family-- Walt Eckert is a Klwaniml to Fair Time Is Fun Time the core (Lawton Lumber, pg. 17) as proven by the fact that he has the GRAND maintained a perfect ttetlaeo OLD rtword for 32 year,s (Saeger Mo- tto' Shop, pg. 6) in that civic or- FAIR ganization and was its song letuler SIC[ (dolmny's Music Box, pg. 10) for 900 many years. Another of Mr. Eckert's many activities is his clmrch, Methodist (Rex Floor Covering, pg. 16), in which he served as choir director WALT ECKERT Purple Hands His Problem uire (,I&J Service, pg. 16). It takes an old-timer or a clo stu- dent of Mason County history to know that his home was once call- ed Detroit (Herbert G. Angle, pg. Local Women Become LPN Five Shelton women were grad- uated as Licensed Practical Nm's- es from St. Peter's Hospital in Olympia last Sunday. Of the 15 women gradual)rig, Shelton residents were Nor(me M. Coleman, Clara V. He)hold, Irene M. Luhm, Evelyn B. Morton and Dora W. egg. Other Shcltonians taking part in the ceremonies were Frank Porter and Mrs. Har- vey Hilhnan. A reception followed in the ;, Nut'sos' Home. Sis Theresa's Guild Plans Walnut Sale St. Theresa's Guild will repeat their fall project of last year with the sale of Oregon walnuts as soon as the new crop is harvested. The nuts will be available early for holiday baking, it was an- nounced at the last meeting of the Guild in the home of the new chairman, Mrs. George Hermes. The next meeting will be held Oct, 8, in the Capitol Hill home of Mrs, R. J. Flakus, SGNOOL MENUS Monday, Sept. 21 --- Chicken noodle soup, meat sandwich, veg- etable wedges, canned fruit an milk. Tuesday, Sept. 22 ...... Hamburg- er gravy over hot biscuits, sliced tomatoes, fruit jello and milk. Wednelay, Sel,t. 23 ....... Wiener in a buttered bun, macaroni sa,- ad, carrot sticks, apple Brown Betty and milk. Thursdty, Sept. 24  Chili con carne, vegetable wedges, cheese slice, hot light rolls, peaches ant, milk. Friday, Sept. 25 --- Teachers' In- stitute --- no school. (Herb Angle, pg. 18) for a long time. And there you have the 24 cities which identified Walt Eckert as your 12th "Who's Who in Mason County" mystery man. Another batch of tips pointing the finger at the 13th personality in the contest will be found scat- tered in sponsors ads throughout this edition, and deposit boxes where you may place your entrie, are' located at Saeger's Motor Shop on Hillcrest, Prepp's Rexall Store at;, 2nd and Railroad, Shel- ton Recreation at 128 N. 1st, Coast-to-Coast Stores at 2nd and Cota, Johnny's Music Box at 429 Railroad, and Western Auto Sup- ply at 315 S. 1st. These boxes will be retrieved at 5:00 o'clock Monday afternoon and the 13th "Who's Who" winner picked a few minutes later. It was not until 1876 that the Navy adopted the English Morse telegraphic code. Dayton Riders Compete at Elma Posse P layday By Mabel Kidd I)AYq'ON At ten(ling tle Grays Harbor Posse Playday llelt in I]lma S,lrl(tay \\;vas a group o Bell Riders of Shelh.m, Mr. one Mrs. Pete Roberts and snns. Mr. and Mrs. Cub Ogg and sons, Sug- ar' Townsend. Dick Holtorf. Jan Peq rson, (h+raldine Schm. All Ribbans, Mike Haskins, Don Ruth- erford, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carney, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sharpe, Sr. ana Susan Carney. t.ic.hard Roberts Was quite thrilled when he places second in the eighth mile race as this was his first time to race. Congratulations go to Mr. ano Mrs. Al Chappell on the birth ot daughter, Pair)eta Eileen, born or Monday, Set)t. 14. This new little "bundle from heaven" weighed in at six poumts and seven ounces. MRS. CIIARLES eGG, former I)ayton ,esident, graduated u+,,- day afternoon from the St. Peter> ttospital course of practical nurs- ing. (h'a(tuation exercises were held in the Garfield school audito- rium in Taconta. Attemling the graduation were Mrs. egg's chl,, dren, Mrs. Joe Duffey of Sheltmt and Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown. Two other ladies win, known in this community als graduated: Mrs. Joe Luhm, now of Elms and Mrs. Evelyn Morton of Olympia. Carroll McHenry and son, Data  accompanied by Leon Scott ox Shelton spent a very enjoyable weekend east of the motmt.am dee,' hunting with bow and arrow. Last week, Mrs. Gertrude Scott returned home from Santa Clara, Calif., from a several weeks' va- cation spent with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Purees. SUNDAY DROP-IN visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy were Roy Getty of Shelton and his brother, Eddie of Kodiak, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson and Mrs. Art Barrett of Port An- geles called on Mrs. Marian Valley on Sunday afternoon. Monday evening drop-in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold LeGarde were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warnes nd Arnold of Shelton. John Schur spent an enjoyable weekend on a cruise frol]l Seattle nto Canada. Mrs, Clyde Michler left last Wednesday to return to her home in Oxnard, Calif. after' spending several weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Combs. Wednesday evening callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Luhm arid daughter of Shel- ton. Mrs. Carrel McHenry and chil- dren accompanied by Mrs. Leon Adventists Plan Services The Seven th I)ay Adventist worshi I) service will begin at 11 o'('h)cl Saturday mornino'. It is expected tile speaker will be D,'. Ihavi<l L. Glenn of Belfair. Morn- ing 13iblc school will be taughL al 9:30 'l.n). with classes for all age.. Midweek prayer meeting iv helo each Wednesday evening 7:30 a. tile church. AnnoliT1CPnlet of a new tele- cast on TV will be made soon. Bordeaux Parents To Meet Tonighi The first monthly nteeting of the Bordeaux Parent-'Peachers As- sociation will be held this evening, Thursday, in the Bordeaux school. Homemakers Hold Meeting By Mrs. Earl llarrinmn Piekering Homenaakers eluh met last Thursday for tim first n)eel.- in K of nc lall season with 19 members present and three guests. There was a (tisellssion shout a new roof fol' the club house. Mrs. Helen Cameron and Mrs. Ruth McCleary were the hostesses for this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson en- tertained Monday a week ago, Mrs. Gertrude Howard of Langley, with Mrs. Mabel Hart)man (t,'op- ping in for the evening. Mrs. Jessie Jones is the proud grandmother of twin boys, born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Erick- t¢ooms will be open at 7:30 p.m., to give parents and teachers a I son of Seattle. cha]+ce to get acquainted. ] Mrs. Lillian Cameron has her The business Fleeting will begin I sister visiting her. at 8 ()'clock with all teachers and] We understand Mrs. Bessie An- school personnel introdueed dur- l derson enjoyed her recent airplane ing the program. Refreshments trip to Alaska to visit her son will be served, veryand familY,much, the James Andersons, Scott and children of Shelton spent Saturday shopping in Brem- erton. Yvonne York is houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy. Glen Young of Bremerton spent the weekend in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Young. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams ano children of Tacoma. Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harold LeGarde were Mr. and Mrs. Rormie LeGarde ana daughter of Shelton and Mr. Pare Challender and children. On Monday evening, Mr. arm Mrs. Sam egg and children ol; Shelton called on Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy. MI, William Brown and girm and Mrs. Joe Duffey, Jr. of Shel- ton spent Saturday shopping in Aberdeen. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Gertrude Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill ttoman of Shelton. 1Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy ants children called on Mr. and Mrs. A. XV. Puderbaugh of Agate Fri- day evening. Clint and Cindy Tibbits wer,, Saturd'y overnight guests o; their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams. Mr. aml Mrs. Gary Cole spem a recent weekend sightseeing m Canada, while Tina slayed with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams and Steve with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cole of Kamilche. Mrs. Carrel McHenry and chil- dren were Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Jeff Hayes of Shelton. TIIE BELL RIDERS are spon- soring a Tymkana (Play Day) to be held on Sunday, Sept. 20 at the airport Posse grounds. There wil be events for all ages and ribbons for all events with a trophy or high point winner. $ Olympic Friday Night Sat. Morning'! Sat. Sat. Evening  Sunday For HA Is TELLING THE OLB FASHION """ a,, umg jusl ... th, msr ,' .. but thanks to an :rt ii ing number of inL :I J ge ii thrifty customers . . , w¢ I! HONEST VALUES i ! quiet TRUTH w!ll "<!iii!i!!!!iii':i!, :i::::i:" • "i:i: : /.el YOUR gift bear the name of a R|$PECT|D it WI£L mean MORE... ! Convenient terms... I ) WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST OK Rubber Welders 2226 N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-4832 Son sells shoes Evergreen Texaco FIRESTONE TIRES Motor Tuneup, Generators, StartePs, Lubrloatlon, Brake Relining let & Franklin HA 6-3031 Kimbel Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH RAMBLER METROPOLITAN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 707 S. Firet HA 6-3433 Manley's FOUNTAIN LUNCH "Shelton's Favorite" For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner or Just a Snaok 125 Cota HA 6:3953 Shelton Union Service • First In tlres---U. S. Royal • Economy Car Wash • Vacation Trailer Rentals • U Drive Trucks 332 S. First HA 6-8002 Leroy's Television SERVICE Motorola rslsvlalon & Radios "You Get Guaranteed Quality In 8ales and Service" 221S N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-3172 Sears Catalog SALES OFFICE "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back" Evergreen Square HA 6-8201 "Look to the Finest First" at Eells & Valley APPLIANCE CENTER 123 S. 2nd HA 6-4663 Forrest's Flowers AND GIFTS Cut Flowers - Plants Floral Designs Plowers and Gifts for All Oo0asJcns Flowers by Wire S13 Railroad HA 6-6513 Kitsap-Mason Dairy "Good Milk is Good Food" • Milk & Cream / • Ice Cream • Cheese • Butter Third at Grove HA 6-4473 Rex Floor Coverings B]tw+evo+l HA 6-2292 1723 Olympic Hwy, N. Timber APldiance AuLh0rized Dealer Sales & Service Elcctvical Contracting Heating -- Wiring HA 6-4633 114 S. 2rid Bill Johnson's Shell Service "Service First- Satisfaction A Iways" Goodyear Tires Nio-L-SIIver Batterlee First & Cota HA 6-390 Quality at Budget Prices MODE O' DAY Evergreen Squars HA 6-8293 Waterfront Realty featuring 'PREFERRED PROPERTIES' Developers of Highland Terrace Marden M. Stroud, Broker 226 No. First HA 6-8535 J & J Service "The Best Frlsnd Your Car Ever Had" Mt. View HA 6.3959 I Wingard's Sport Shop • Complete Fishing and Huntlrlg Supplies "Take Along A Buddy" All Resident & Non-Resident Lloenses 2210 Olympic Hwy, N. HA 6-8672 • " !1 Saeger's Motor Shop • Johnson Outboards • H0mellte Power Saws THE BEST IN Insursnce Coverage & Service Angle Agency Insurance - Real Estate - Travel 4th & R.R. HA 6-8272 Evergreen Fuel Co. Diesel Oil & Stove Oil Automatlo Refill Service 819 S. First HA 6-8103 BOH'$ Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal Contracting -- Plumbln0 Supplies  OII Burners Furnacee 623 8. First HA 6-3483 Fessler's ICE CREAM CENTER "YOU Can't Better The Best" Premium Ice Cream At Less than Popular Prices 422 N. First HA 6-6675 20th Century Thriftway ' "Where Every Cuetomer Is Important" H I L LC R EST Ppp's Rexall Store 'In Business for Your Healtn ' a 8kagit Boats Sales & 8ervice HIIIoreet HA 6-4602 .... lo ...... I .... , III • II "with that Country Fresh Flavor" SHELTON, WASH. Shelton Electric • 19 Railroad HA 6-6283 Beautiful matron Blue-grasser 1st & Cedar Westinghouse Appliances , The best oot s no more • III Wheatley & Keary Co. "Servioe and Quality First" In Plumblrlg  Hegtlng Paper  Paint Contraotin g 317 S. First HA 6-4553 BOWLING 18 FUN Open Bowling for the Whole Family Friday, Saturday, Sunday Zonitan past president Shelton Recreation 128 N. First HA 6-6252 Budget Shop and Decorating Center Across from Evergreen Square M. and S. Food Store Quality Food -- Low Prices Free Delivery 120 Cota HA 6-4892 Southeran belle 2nd & Cota HA 6-6311 Lawton Lumber Co. • C & C Paints • Building Materials • Tools-- Rentals 420 S. First HA 6-4303 For over 24 years It has been McDonkey's for Drugs "Two Locations to Serve YOU" 306 Raitroad 329 Railroad HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456 Johnny's Music Box 429 Railroad HA 6-4302 Pianos • Organs Acoordlon Lessons Band Instruments Jest Musio .... II ..... Thackeray Electric Co. "Electrical Contraotors" Lighting Fixtures Electric Heat Wiring Supplies and Repairs 217 Cota HA 6-6477 II Shelton Hotel "If You Can Find A Better Place To Eat  Try It!" • Banquet Facilities • Sat. Nite Smorgasbord • Blue Ox Corral Ph. HA 6-3341 Les Fields Auto Parts INC. Complete line o4 parts for all cars & trucks Automotive Machine Shop Tools  Batteries 229 S. First HA 6-3351 Depart- ment , Store "Friendly Service Sitlce 1895" C. C. Cole & Sons DISTRIBUTOR Standard Oil Products "Trouble Free Fuel OII Servk:m for the Home" 118 S. Third HA 6.4411 Beckwith's Exolusive Dealers for 129 Railroad HA 6-3283 I Western Auto Supply "THE FAMILY STORE" V¢'IZARD The Name fur Quality 315 S. First HA 6-6183 Ritner's Broiler "For Fine Foods at Reasonabl Prices" 102 S. First HA 6-4223 I1" Where lu Look for Glues,.. Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights Clues may be hidden in ANY ad in this group sd. appears in any of thee ads, it means that additional that merchant appears elsewhere in this issue of the tional clues may be hidden in any of those ads also! €lues will be scattered.., there may be from one to any ad -- or none. This is a contest of kill -- and we our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to RUL]00 1. This is a family fun ontest. 10n- trier welcome from every member of the fmnilY old enou[h to fill out his or her own, You MAY submit one en- try per person at any or all of the Sponsoring Merchants whose ads are in the row that ha heavily bordered this week  but only one entry per person at any one, store (more than one will disqualify all entries of that pereoa  t week). Anyone may enter unless a member f ¥lr family is employed by the 30URNA. Spon-! sorlng Merchants and their families[ (and their employees and families) are most welcome to enter EXCEPT during the weeim that the Sponsoring Mer- chant's store is featured. 2. Nothing to t,uy. Use any slip of paper for entry blank. DO NOT put your entry in an 'envelope. Not neces- sary to be present at the drawing to win. Not necessary to be a subscriber to the JO'RNAL to participate. t 3. WHO'S WHO may be anyone in the Mason County area. Clues to his (or hex) Jr]entity will be hidden ONLY in ads of SponsOring Merchants (this means any ad In this section or any ad of the game merchant elsewhere In the paper). When star(s) appear in any ad in tltis 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 others 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 succeea In outguessing us, in sPite of our best efforts! 4. If by colncldence, the name of the WHO'S WHO (or other facts about him) happen to appear in news item, editorial matter, or other places in this newspaper, these will not count as clues. 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 issue. Don't forget your own name and address!! Then, drop your entry at any Sponsoring Merchant whose ad Is between the heaVY issue. You may enter wish! There are no entries will be tries will not be ber of the family maY tpies for that family. 12 must be accompanle 6. This week's you receive this p.m. Monday of the tlmt time (5 p.m. drawing will be drawn that correCtlY rHO'S WHO will Wi entry also lists every ads of Sponsoring NUS of $35.00 will ever this BONUS is added to next week'S will contlnuto grOW Winning the BoNU[ FECT list of clues ber. and all copied 7. At unannounced the contest, a wtll take place drawing Is completed' regular drawing will for the drawing of 3AC'POT. Winner °,a will be 5A(YKPOT drawn (after completlO  drawing) which has * rect identification ? and a perfect list oq will not be held for "" POT every week. 8. Every possible pre taken to prevent tYP° that might he mi stake' errorless typograPhY+, GUARANTFED (I)Y ; lishcr of the jOUR judge in all question' is final. Family part icipattOl | ter ,'iumei to win tlt wife. }msband. or $0, youngstdr MAY spot $ miss ! don't enter! €# • . 1Remember, yea Got any Perry Ma$OP think YOU can Out't 16 :; ....................................... TELT01:MXg0N 00U1WI ffOURNA- Published in "ChriMmaMown, U.g.A.," helton, Washington • Tlmrsday, '-'"  ' ..................................... !Country Squire From Grapeview Mystery Man "" /WALT ECKERT 12th CHARACTER aiPrendulin Grade00 i lN JOURNAL WHO'S WHO LIST Shell The .,o,,r.al '-'O .,.,.s -,---- oHIH" Oil o,,l into the country to get its 12th myshq'y cha,"tcter for this , week's "Arl,()'s IV}lo In Mason and County" lnstalhnent and came tip with Grapeview's grand young r i]lan, octogenarian VValt Eckert. Pramium ce At 82 ye,.'s of ag,' he bss pass,.d iD-- '-- J-fJ''qi the 4-score mih,lone (Bill John- one wotdd never gllt'SS it to look --.-r:.'-''-,,-,_ Perhaps i)' beta.so of the .= =..= .a ,-,-----  l,tm  healthy, outdoor life he has lived that has kept him so well pro- se,'ved for his years for he has been a sports fall par excellence (Kitsal)-Mason Dairy, pg. 6) since his youth, when he actively played and in his ohler years as a' fan CALL who seldom missed attending a game of any kind; or because be- lug a vinoyardlst (Budget Shop, GOTT OiL pg 15), grapegrower (Dairy . Queen, p.,. 16. and hortic,d!urlst *l'eisle,"s ICU Crcalfi Center, pg. l;) is a rood p',s,.q'vaLivc. ,:" Trim' fl..M., p v,. 13). l t,' h.,. llv,'d all his lift? at (i I'}LI}C+ I,+V t-+J IS all t+ll ++,| -(,I, der Phone IiA 6-A82 or IIA 6-fl207 ,:,.tle AK,,P>),', pg. 15), a true BA'SIIt)lglL' ROAD l;ibtDL 4'Kb , i);oil¢.or (Lea Fields .r-7-V---'--_"+'-'w .......... r ...................... %ut, I'att, lF,. 161 etrl(l C.Oltntry ............................................................................. 18). ..... : .... : He .m+n'ed Uncle Sam in a dou- ble role ,+Beckwith Jewelry, pg. 15) by being postmaster and weather recorder for so many SATURDAY +o+,+ only he knows the number. As such he is an ex-stampman (L.M., pg. 9), record keeper (Eells & Valley Appliance Center, pg. 13}, Inoisturt measurer (Leroy's Television Service, pg. 91 and cloud watcher (Eells & Valley Ap- pliance Center, pg. 13). To earn the daily necessities of life he has made grpe juice, in other words peddled grape queez- ings (both In Waterfront Realty, pg. 19). In carrying on his occupa- tion purple hands were his prob- lem (McConkey Pharmacy, pg. 20) because the grape juice was! very difficult to remove from the skin {or anything else, for that matter). The grapes he squeezed L GRANDSTAND ,o, juice came from a species he helped his father, Adam Eckert, develop in the Grapeview vine- SHOWS DALLY! yards, and which they ntuned the Island Bell. Thus came the clue every Afternoon and Evening Island Bell his belle in the M & S Food Store ad, pg. 16. Bring the whole family-- Walt Eckert is a Klwaniml to Fair Time Is Fun Time the core (Lawton Lumber, pg. 17) as proven by the fact that he has the GRAND maintained a perfect ttetlaeo OLD rtword for 32 year,s (Saeger Mo- tto' Shop, pg. 6) in that civic or- FAIR ganization and was its song letuler SIC[ (dolmny's Music Box, pg. 10) for 900 many years. Another of Mr. Eckert's many activities is his clmrch, Methodist (Rex Floor Covering, pg. 16), in which he served as choir director WALT ECKERT Purple Hands His Problem uire (,I&J Service, pg. 16). It takes an old-timer or a clo stu- dent of Mason County history to know that his home was once call- ed Detroit (Herbert G. Angle, pg. Local Women Become LPN Five Shelton women were grad- uated as Licensed Practical Nm's- es from St. Peter's Hospital in Olympia last Sunday. Of the 15 women gradual)rig, Shelton residents were Nor(me M. Coleman, Clara V. He)hold, Irene M. Luhm, Evelyn B. Morton and Dora W. egg. Other Shcltonians taking part in the ceremonies were Frank Porter and Mrs. Har- vey Hilhnan. A reception followed in the ;, Nut'sos' Home. Sis Theresa's Guild Plans Walnut Sale St. Theresa's Guild will repeat their fall project of last year with the sale of Oregon walnuts as soon as the new crop is harvested. The nuts will be available early for holiday baking, it was an- nounced at the last meeting of the Guild in the home of the new chairman, Mrs. George Hermes. The next meeting will be held Oct, 8, in the Capitol Hill home of Mrs, R. J. Flakus, SGNOOL MENUS Monday, Sept. 21 --- Chicken noodle soup, meat sandwich, veg- etable wedges, canned fruit an milk. Tuesday, Sept. 22 ...... Hamburg- er gravy over hot biscuits, sliced tomatoes, fruit jello and milk. Wednelay, Sel,t. 23 ....... Wiener in a buttered bun, macaroni sa,- ad, carrot sticks, apple Brown Betty and milk. Thursdty, Sept. 24  Chili con carne, vegetable wedges, cheese slice, hot light rolls, peaches ant, milk. Friday, Sept. 25 --- Teachers' In- stitute --- no school. (Herb Angle, pg. 18) for a long time. And there you have the 24 cities which identified Walt Eckert as your 12th "Who's Who in Mason County" mystery man. Another batch of tips pointing the finger at the 13th personality in the contest will be found scat- tered in sponsors ads throughout this edition, and deposit boxes where you may place your entrie, are' located at Saeger's Motor Shop on Hillcrest, Prepp's Rexall Store at;, 2nd and Railroad, Shel- ton Recreation at 128 N. 1st, Coast-to-Coast Stores at 2nd and Cota, Johnny's Music Box at 429 Railroad, and Western Auto Sup- ply at 315 S. 1st. These boxes will be retrieved at 5:00 o'clock Monday afternoon and the 13th "Who's Who" winner picked a few minutes later. It was not until 1876 that the Navy adopted the English Morse telegraphic code. Dayton Riders Compete at Elma Posse P layday By Mabel Kidd I)AYq'ON At ten(ling tle Grays Harbor Posse Playday llelt in I]lma S,lrl(tay \\;vas a group o Bell Riders of Shelh.m, Mr. one Mrs. Pete Roberts and snns. Mr. and Mrs. Cub Ogg and sons, Sug- ar' Townsend. Dick Holtorf. Jan Peq rson, (h+raldine Schm. All Ribbans, Mike Haskins, Don Ruth- erford, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carney, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sharpe, Sr. ana Susan Carney. t.ic.hard Roberts Was quite thrilled when he places second in the eighth mile race as this was his first time to race. Congratulations go to Mr. ano Mrs. Al Chappell on the birth ot daughter, Pair)eta Eileen, born or Monday, Set)t. 14. This new little "bundle from heaven" weighed in at six poumts and seven ounces. MRS. CIIARLES eGG, former I)ayton ,esident, graduated u+,,- day afternoon from the St. Peter> ttospital course of practical nurs- ing. (h'a(tuation exercises were held in the Garfield school audito- rium in Taconta. Attemling the graduation were Mrs. egg's chl,, dren, Mrs. Joe Duffey of Sheltmt and Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown. Two other ladies win, known in this community als graduated: Mrs. Joe Luhm, now of Elms and Mrs. Evelyn Morton of Olympia. Carroll McHenry and son, Data  accompanied by Leon Scott ox Shelton spent a very enjoyable weekend east of the motmt.am dee,' hunting with bow and arrow. Last week, Mrs. Gertrude Scott returned home from Santa Clara, Calif., from a several weeks' va- cation spent with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Purees. SUNDAY DROP-IN visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy were Roy Getty of Shelton and his brother, Eddie of Kodiak, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson and Mrs. Art Barrett of Port An- geles called on Mrs. Marian Valley on Sunday afternoon. Monday evening drop-in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold LeGarde were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warnes nd Arnold of Shelton. John Schur spent an enjoyable weekend on a cruise frol]l Seattle nto Canada. Mrs, Clyde Michler left last Wednesday to return to her home in Oxnard, Calif. after' spending several weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Combs. Wednesday evening callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Luhm arid daughter of Shel- ton. Mrs. Carrel McHenry and chil- dren accompanied by Mrs. Leon Adventists Plan Services The Seven th I)ay Adventist worshi I) service will begin at 11 o'('h)cl Saturday mornino'. It is expected tile speaker will be D,'. Ihavi<l L. Glenn of Belfair. Morn- ing 13iblc school will be taughL al 9:30 'l.n). with classes for all age.. Midweek prayer meeting iv helo each Wednesday evening 7:30 a. tile church. AnnoliT1CPnlet of a new tele- cast on TV will be made soon. Bordeaux Parents To Meet Tonighi The first monthly nteeting of the Bordeaux Parent-'Peachers As- sociation will be held this evening, Thursday, in the Bordeaux school. Homemakers Hold Meeting By Mrs. Earl llarrinmn Piekering Homenaakers eluh met last Thursday for tim first n)eel.- in K of nc lall season with 19 members present and three guests. There was a (tisellssion shout a new roof fol' the club house. Mrs. Helen Cameron and Mrs. Ruth McCleary were the hostesses for this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson en- tertained Monday a week ago, Mrs. Gertrude Howard of Langley, with Mrs. Mabel Hart)man (t,'op- ping in for the evening. Mrs. Jessie Jones is the proud grandmother of twin boys, born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Erick- t¢ooms will be open at 7:30 p.m., to give parents and teachers a I son of Seattle. cha]+ce to get acquainted. ] Mrs. Lillian Cameron has her The business Fleeting will begin I sister visiting her. at 8 ()'clock with all teachers and] We understand Mrs. Bessie An- school personnel introdueed dur- l derson enjoyed her recent airplane ing the program. Refreshments trip to Alaska to visit her son will be served, veryand familY,much, the James Andersons, Scott and children of Shelton spent Saturday shopping in Brem- erton. Yvonne York is houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy. Glen Young of Bremerton spent the weekend in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Young. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams ano children of Tacoma. Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harold LeGarde were Mr. and Mrs. Rormie LeGarde ana daughter of Shelton and Mr. Pare Challender and children. On Monday evening, Mr. arm Mrs. Sam egg and children ol; Shelton called on Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy. MI, William Brown and girm and Mrs. Joe Duffey, Jr. of Shel- ton spent Saturday shopping in Aberdeen. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Gertrude Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill ttoman of Shelton. 1Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy ants children called on Mr. and Mrs. A. XV. Puderbaugh of Agate Fri- day evening. Clint and Cindy Tibbits wer,, Saturd'y overnight guests o; their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams. Mr. aml Mrs. Gary Cole spem a recent weekend sightseeing m Canada, while Tina slayed with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams and Steve with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cole of Kamilche. Mrs. Carrel McHenry and chil- dren were Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Jeff Hayes of Shelton. TIIE BELL RIDERS are spon- soring a Tymkana (Play Day) to be held on Sunday, Sept. 20 at the airport Posse grounds. There wil be events for all ages and ribbons for all events with a trophy or high point winner. $ Olympic Friday Night Sat. Morning'! Sat. Sat. Evening  Sunday For HA Is TELLING THE OLB FASHION """ a,, umg jusl ... th, msr ,' .. but thanks to an :rt ii ing number of inL :I J ge ii thrifty customers . . , w¢ I! HONEST VALUES i ! quiet TRUTH w!ll "<!iii!i!!!!iii':i!, :i::::i:" • "i:i: : /.el YOUR gift bear the name of a R|$PECT|D it WI£L mean MORE... ! Convenient terms... I ) WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST OK Rubber Welders 2226 N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-4832 Son sells shoes Evergreen Texaco FIRESTONE TIRES Motor Tuneup, Generators, StartePs, Lubrloatlon, Brake Relining let & Franklin HA 6-3031 Kimbel Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH RAMBLER METROPOLITAN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 707 S. Firet HA 6-3433 Manley's FOUNTAIN LUNCH "Shelton's Favorite" For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner or Just a Snaok 125 Cota HA 6:3953 Shelton Union Service • First In tlres---U. S. Royal • Economy Car Wash • Vacation Trailer Rentals • U Drive Trucks 332 S. First HA 6-8002 Leroy's Television SERVICE Motorola rslsvlalon & Radios "You Get Guaranteed Quality In 8ales and Service" 221S N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-3172 Sears Catalog SALES OFFICE "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back" Evergreen Square HA 6-8201 "Look to the Finest First" at Eells & Valley APPLIANCE CENTER 123 S. 2nd HA 6-4663 Forrest's Flowers AND GIFTS Cut Flowers - Plants Floral Designs Plowers and Gifts for All Oo0asJcns Flowers by Wire S13 Railroad HA 6-6513 Kitsap-Mason Dairy "Good Milk is Good Food" • Milk & Cream / • Ice Cream • Cheese • Butter Third at Grove HA 6-4473 Rex Floor Coverings B]tw+evo+l HA 6-2292 1723 Olympic Hwy, N. Timber APldiance AuLh0rized Dealer Sales & Service Elcctvical Contracting Heating -- Wiring HA 6-4633 114 S. 2rid Bill Johnson's Shell Service "Service First- Satisfaction A Iways" Goodyear Tires Nio-L-SIIver Batterlee First & Cota HA 6-390 Quality at Budget Prices MODE O' DAY Evergreen Squars HA 6-8293 Waterfront Realty featuring 'PREFERRED PROPERTIES' Developers of Highland Terrace Marden M. Stroud, Broker 226 No. First HA 6-8535 J & J Service "The Best Frlsnd Your Car Ever Had" Mt. View HA 6.3959 I Wingard's Sport Shop • Complete Fishing and Huntlrlg Supplies "Take Along A Buddy" All Resident & Non-Resident Lloenses 2210 Olympic Hwy, N. HA 6-8672 • " !1 Saeger's Motor Shop • Johnson Outboards • H0mellte Power Saws THE BEST IN Insursnce Coverage & Service Angle Agency Insurance - Real Estate - Travel 4th & R.R. HA 6-8272 Evergreen Fuel Co. Diesel Oil & Stove Oil Automatlo Refill Service 819 S. First HA 6-8103 BOH'$ Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal Contracting -- Plumbln0 Supplies  OII Burners Furnacee 623 8. First HA 6-3483 Fessler's ICE CREAM CENTER "YOU Can't Better The Best" Premium Ice Cream At Less than Popular Prices 422 N. First HA 6-6675 20th Century Thriftway ' "Where Every Cuetomer Is Important" H I L LC R EST Ppp's Rexall Store 'In Business for Your Healtn ' a 8kagit Boats Sales & 8ervice HIIIoreet HA 6-4602 .... lo ...... I .... , III • II "with that Country Fresh Flavor" SHELTON, WASH. Shelton Electric • 19 Railroad HA 6-6283 Beautiful matron Blue-grasser 1st & Cedar Westinghouse Appliances , The best oot s no more • III Wheatley & Keary Co. "Servioe and Quality First" In Plumblrlg  Hegtlng Paper  Paint Contraotin g 317 S. First HA 6-4553 BOWLING 18 FUN Open Bowling for the Whole Family Friday, Saturday, Sunday Zonitan past president Shelton Recreation 128 N. First HA 6-6252 Budget Shop and Decorating Center Across from Evergreen Square M. and S. Food Store Quality Food -- Low Prices Free Delivery 120 Cota HA 6-4892 Southeran belle 2nd & Cota HA 6-6311 Lawton Lumber Co. • C & C Paints • Building Materials • Tools-- Rentals 420 S. First HA 6-4303 For over 24 years It has been McDonkey's for Drugs "Two Locations to Serve YOU" 306 Raitroad 329 Railroad HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456 Johnny's Music Box 429 Railroad HA 6-4302 Pianos • Organs Acoordlon Lessons Band Instruments Jest Musio .... II ..... Thackeray Electric Co. "Electrical Contraotors" Lighting Fixtures Electric Heat Wiring Supplies and Repairs 217 Cota HA 6-6477 II Shelton Hotel "If You Can Find A Better Place To Eat  Try It!" • Banquet Facilities • Sat. Nite Smorgasbord • Blue Ox Corral Ph. HA 6-3341 Les Fields Auto Parts INC. Complete line o4 parts for all cars & trucks Automotive Machine Shop Tools  Batteries 229 S. First HA 6-3351 Depart- ment , Store "Friendly Service Sitlce 1895" C. C. Cole & Sons DISTRIBUTOR Standard Oil Products "Trouble Free Fuel OII Servk:m for the Home" 118 S. Third HA 6.4411 Beckwith's Exolusive Dealers for 129 Railroad HA 6-3283 I Western Auto Supply "THE FAMILY STORE" V¢'IZARD The Name fur Quality 315 S. First HA 6-6183 Ritner's Broiler "For Fine Foods at Reasonabl Prices" 102 S. First HA 6-4223 I1" Where lu Look for Glues,.. Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights Clues may be hidden in ANY ad in this group sd. appears in any of thee ads, it means that additional that merchant appears elsewhere in this issue of the tional clues may be hidden in any of those ads also! €lues will be scattered.., there may be from one to any ad -- or none. This is a contest of kill -- and we our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to RUL]00 1. This is a family fun ontest. 10n- trier welcome from every member of the fmnilY old enou[h to fill out his or her own, You MAY submit one en- try per person at any or all of the Sponsoring Merchants whose ads are in the row that ha heavily bordered this week  but only one entry per person at any one, store (more than one will disqualify all entries of that pereoa  t week). Anyone may enter unless a member f ¥lr family is employed by the 30URNA. Spon-! sorlng Merchants and their families[ (and their employees and families) are most welcome to enter EXCEPT during the weeim that the Sponsoring Mer- chant's store is featured. 2. Nothing to t,uy. Use any slip of paper for entry blank. DO NOT put your entry in an 'envelope. Not neces- sary to be present at the drawing to win. Not necessary to be a subscriber to the JO'RNAL to participate. t 3. WHO'S WHO may be anyone in the Mason County area. Clues to his (or hex) Jr]entity will be hidden ONLY in ads of SponsOring Merchants (this means any ad In this section or any ad of the game merchant elsewhere In the paper). When star(s) appear in any ad in tltis 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 others 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 succeea In outguessing us, in sPite of our best efforts! 4. If by colncldence, the name of the WHO'S WHO (or other facts about him) happen to appear in news item, editorial matter, or other places in this newspaper, these will not count as clues. 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 issue. Don't forget your own name and address!! Then, drop your entry at any Sponsoring Merchant whose ad Is between the heaVY issue. You may enter wish! There are no entries will be tries will not be ber of the family maY tpies for that family. 12 must be accompanle 6. This week's you receive this p.m. Monday of the tlmt time (5 p.m. drawing will be drawn that correCtlY rHO'S WHO will Wi entry also lists every ads of Sponsoring NUS of $35.00 will ever this BONUS is added to next week'S will contlnuto grOW Winning the BoNU[ FECT list of clues ber. and all copied 7. At unannounced the contest, a wtll take place drawing Is completed' regular drawing will for the drawing of 3AC'POT. Winner °,a will be 5A(YKPOT drawn (after completlO  drawing) which has * rect identification ? and a perfect list oq will not be held for "" POT every week. 8. Every possible pre taken to prevent tYP° that might he mi stake' errorless typograPhY+, GUARANTFED (I)Y ; lishcr of the jOUR judge in all question' is final. Family part icipattOl | ter ,'iumei to win tlt wife. }msband. or $0, youngstdr MAY spot $ miss ! don't enter! €# • . 1Remember, yea Got any Perry Ma$OP think YOU can Out't