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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Christmastown, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washington
Thursday,
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Pharmacy Phacts
From Nell Evander
Have you ever thought about
selecting your pharmacist just as
you would select your doctor ? This
may be an entirely new idea to you,
but it is certainly worth some
serious thought.
We, h e r e at
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portant it is to
you that you like,
respect and have
full faith in your
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lationships Known in ore' world of
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vice to you in the friendly way
we always want to be of help to
you. Your doctor comes first - al-
ways - and then we are here to ful-
fill his directions and orders for
yonr better health.
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30
Saturdays 9:30 - 6:00
Neil's Pharmacy
4th & Railroad 426-3327
SUMMER FUN GHANGES TO WINTER
ROUTINE FOR JOBS DAUGHTERS
Several occasions highlighted
the summer for local Jobs Daugh-
t'ers. A mtmmer fun-camp was held
at. Twin Harbor Slate Park in
July. Chaperones were Mr. aiad
Mrs. Estvold, Mr. and Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Mottle Backlund. A car
wash put on by Jobie girls fin-
anced the trip.
Anothe,: activity dnring the
summer ,vas a surprise breakfast
which was "'come as you are". Hot
pancakes were enjoyed by all and
Paula Harmon took tle girls wa-
ter skiing.
Trte Sept. 3 meeting was opened
in regular manner by Honored
Queen Janet Estvold, An installa-
tion for the Guardian Cmmcil was
conducted lay Mrs. Howard. In-
stalled were Gum'dian, Mrs. Max-
ine Powell; associate guardian, Mr.
George Howard; secretary, YIrs.
Mary Colby; treasurer. Mrs. Ruth
Turner; director of music, Mrs.
Mottle Backhind; sociability, Mrs.
Mary 5o Kock;. hospitality, Mrs.
Ruth Bond, Mrs. Belva Olson and
MrS. Evelyfl EstvJId. Meting was
closed and refreshments served,
Initiation for new members was
held Sept. 17. New members are
Kim Michaels, Darlene Gray and
Jeanne Peterson. All ere con-
gratulated and welcomed after the
initiation ceremony.
Sandi Kock received "Jobie of
the Month" for her fine deport-
merit. NiLa Potter gave up the
coveted bracelet for outstanding
initiatory work to Diane Turner.
This meeting was the official vi-
sit of tlle Grand Guardian Mrs.
Stri)e. A new grandmother and
grandfather were elected. They are
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley. Mrs. How-
ard, past gnardian, was presented
a gift from the Jobies to thank
her i'm' the won lcl'flll job slit, had
aone.
All distingliis:hed visitors, Jobie
girls and frien,ds gathered down-
stairs for fellowship and refresh-
ments.
Last Saturday the girls met at
the temple to go out in a tara.van
for tile purpose of selling boxes
of candy, which was a hnge suc-
cess.
Sheiton Bridge Club
Monday Night Winners
Shelton Bridge Club held its
regular Duplicate session at 7:30
p.m. Monday in the PUD auditor-
ium. N-S winners in order were
Bob and Rose Quimby, Robert and
Mrs. Madden. J. Butts and Mar-
den Stt'oud. and Elsa Schlausser
and Kathryn Van Arsdale.
E-V wimmrs in order were Gus-
ti Goldschmid and Mary Lovell.
Ed and Norton Becker, Helen Har-
ris and Gordon Craig, and Bill • and
Ann Batchelor.
Visiting Beauty Service
for |nMids, shUt-inS, hospitalized
hat cutting, setfing ihampoo, permanents
MILDRED SCHNEIDER PHONE 426-8094
All enthusiastic bridge players
are cordially invited.
RU1WMAGE, ii,P SALE
DATE SET NEXT WEEK
A combined rummage sale and
gift bat" will be held next Thurs-
day and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. in the PUD building. Pro-
ceeds from the sale will supple-
merit the Christmas seal sale.
special Christmas table with
hand-made gift items and dolls,
animals, etc. wiU be offered.
PITTSBURGH SUN PROOF"
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HORGAN, EAORETT LU§BER
ESA Chapter
Honors Member
At Baby Shower
The regular social meeting for
the month of Beta Zeta Chapter,
Epsilon Sigma Alpha, was held
last night ,t the home of Mrs.
Dick Holland.
The main purpose of the meet-
ink was to honor Mrs. Ed Dnn-
bar with a post-baby shower. She
received re'my lovely gifts. A baby
motif was carried out, complete
with a clever centerpiece for the
table.
7,embrs are codcoting items
uitable for the coming auction to
benefit the Exceptional Forester's
Inc. The Chapter will also collect
rummage and old jewelry for the
Tuberculosis Association rummage
sale to be held October 3-4
The evening was spent visiting',
with refreshments served by Mrs.
Holland and co-hostess. Mrs. Floyd
Ridout.
The next meeting, a Rush Party
will be held on October 9 at the
home of Mrs. Bob Seibert.
Republican Women
Kick Off Season
With Tacoma Speaker
The Mason County Women's Re-
publican club held its first meet-
ing of the fall season last Wed-
nesday in the Memorial hall which
was attractive with mm W beauti-
ful flowers from Mrs. Monde Cros-
by's garden,
Mrs. Jane Ramsdell of Tacoma,
Republican committeewoman for
Pierce county, the well-informed
and interesting speaker of the day,
was introduced by Mrs. Guy Nor-
ris in the absence of Mrs. H. C.
Stifling, program chairman. Mrs.
Ramsdell urged each member to
practice good-neighbor policy in
her own precinct and Outlined
ork being done by the women in
Pierce County.
The first door prize, a loaf of
bread made by Mrs. George G.
Shackleford, president of the club,
was won by Mrs. Ramsdell. For
the social hour the tea table was
centered with an arrangement of
multi-colored fall flowers. The re-
freshment committee was in
charge of Mrs. Eber Angle.
Twenty-five members attended.
In addition to the speaker, out-of-
town visitors, included Mrs. Marg-
aret Williams of Tacoma, Mrs.
Miles Howell of Tiger Lake and
Mrs. Archie L. Hallberg of Taco-
ma. Mrs. Hallberg, a daughter of
the late William Bosch, a former
Shelton businessman, was greeted
and welcomed by a number of old
friends.
The next meeting is scheduled
for Oct. 16, the place and program
to be announced later.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for a marriage license
in the Mason County Auditor's
office this past week were:
Charles R. Driver, 48, Vancou-
ver, and Marian L. Snell, legal,
Vancouver.
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$o cial Even ts
Society Editor • Marj Waters • Phone 426-4412
High School Spotlight
CARl)
Annual Fall PTA st 00hn's
Conference To Be Here so,'Ward'sa .00e00'iesCath°IiCo00
gctober I0 The one
, Saturdav at 8
The anmml fall conference for ball. Bridge
Distr!ct 17 of tile Washington played.
will be offe;cd,
Congress of Parents and Teachers
will be held Oct. 10 at 1:30 p.m.
in Evergreen school ill Shelton. J0uraJ
The theme for the progt'am this
SUE MALLORY is secretary of her Shelton high school
senior class. Her favorite subjects are German and civics, sue
thinks she would like to be a foreign language teacher after
College.
When school started this fall
Sue Mallory signed up for her
third year Of sewing and fourth
year of foreign langamge. Sue, an
SHS senior, has already had two
years of Latin. This year she is
taking her second year of German.
Other subjects included in her
schedule are Teacher's oi-ientation,
senioi" English, civics and clothing
III.
Wednesday-Nighters
To Present Speaker
On Peace Movement
The Wednesday Niaters of the
Shelton Methodist church will pre-
sent Mrg. Anne M, Stadler, Pacif-
ic Northwest coordinator for
'Ttu Tdxard Peace', 8t the first
meet€rig of the fall next Wednes-
day.
For the past eight months Mrs,
Stadler has served in Europe and
England as secretary to the Con-
tinuing Committee of the Inter-
national Confederation for Disarm-
ament and Peace. "Turn Toward
Peace" is the joint effort of over
30 national labor, political, relig-
ious and civic organizations work,
ing to achieve a disarmed world
under law. Their purpose is to
build support for methods of pro-
tection freedom and advancing po-
litical democracy and to offer ev-
ery concerned person the means to
work for peace.
Program for advancing this
work through mass media legis-
lative action and vohmtary organ-
izations are being developed. The
speaker will give a resume of her
experiences in Europe and a broad
picture of what is being planned
for an active civilian peace move-
ment.
The meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. "W. Mc-
Clary at Arcadia Point. Dessert
will be served beginning at 7 p.m.
and the meeting will begin at 7:45
p.m, Anyone in the community is
year will be "Youth, Our Invest-
merit in Democracy"
People involved with youth and
their problems directly and indi-
rectly are being brought together
for this meeting. Among them is
Dr. Ray Jongward. Director of
Research for the State Depart-
ment of Education and Mrs. Walt-
er Shold. vice president from Re-
glon 7 of the Wa§h. Congress.
Panel members on problems fac-
ing.young people in this area in-
clnde Dale Bridges, Chief Juven-
ile Probation officer, Kitsap coun-
ty; Walt Woodard. editor. Bain-
bridge Review; and Marvin Chris-
tensen, .Chief Juvenile Probation
officer, Mason County. Mrs. Chas.
1VI'£e, president of the Wash: Con-
gress. "will present the dinner ad-
dress.
The agenda for the business por=
Lion of the meeting will include
the election of officers. During the
coffee break it will be possible
to discuss questions and problems
with several state officers mad
chairmen.
Reservations should be made
with Mrs. John Denison. Star Rt.
3, Box 15, Hoodsport by Monday.
Two dollars will cover all costs.
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SCHOOL
Menus for She
Schools and
High
week of sept.
Monday Be
bage and
French bread
ter. fresh grapeS,
Tuesday
pork, mashed
melted buter,
whole wheat
custard, lnilk.
Wednesday No school'
ers' Institute."
Thnrsday
soup,
molded fruit sa
Friday
mea slickS,
whole wheat
bier. milk.
Supplement
with
Prepp's
133 RR.
Evergreen Fuel Oil Is
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cordially invited to attend.
Belfair Auxiliary To
Have Offi©iai ViSit
Nuel CurLis Auxiliary 5372 Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars will meet
at the Belfair school at 7:30 p.m.
next Tuesday, Fourth District
president, Mrs. Margaret Brantly,
will make her Official inspection
at tlii tiirib, There viil also be
initiation of new members.
Letters have been sent out to
all. organizations of the commun-
ity t0 pai.tibiate in he Haliow-
een Carnival Oct. 26 at the BeN
fair school gym. Nuel Curtis Post
and Auxiliary sponsor this annual
event. Prizes Will be presented to
winners of the Carnlv.al jJoster
contest which is being planned
for studehts at the grade school•
piLL DENNis, .WDS
iN PORT ToV:NSEND
William O. Denhis, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Dennis, former
Shelton reidents was m0.rried to
JuAnita stie Loieihfi Angust 30.
She is the daughter of Mr, ahd
Mrs. Alva Lop'eman Of Port Town-
send.
The Wedding, with a reception
following, was held in the Odd Fel.
lows Hall in Port Townsend. Th
double-ring ceremony as per-
formed by Elder. David D, Curdle,
branch president of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints, Th immediate families and
friends were in attendance.
'Bill moved from Shelton with
his parents in his senior year and
graduated from-Port Townsend
liigh school in 1962, He attended
Olympic College before his. mar-
riage and is now employed at
Crown Zellerbach in Port Town-
send where the young couple is
making its home. Mrs. Dennis has
a three-year-old son, :Mike, by a
former marriage.
NAVY MOTHERs CLUB
Th'e regular meeting of the Navy
iv[others Club will b held a[ 8
p.m. next Thursday at the Me-
morial hall,
Sue has been an active member
of her clas during her high school
years. She belongs to Pep Club,
GAA, FTA and Latin Club. She is
a member of Honor Society and
Thespians. She appeared in the
Junior Play. During her sopho-
omore year she was a song queen,
Last yeal: she was secretary Of
her junior class. She holds the
same office in her semor class.
Rainbow and Methodist Youth
Friendship are Sue's activities out-
side of school. Sewing, swimming
and skiing are her favorite pas-
times; German and civics her fav-
orite subjects.
After high school Sue plans to
attend college, probably Westen
at Bellingham. She would like to
be a Junior or Senior high school
teacher, possibly in foreign lang-
uages.
Sue is the last "chick" at home.
Her sister and two brothers are
all Shelto High School grads. She
lives on Island Lake with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Temple.
Shelton is the birthplace of this
week's blonde, active senior in the
spotlight
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CHARLES PECK
For the past six years Mason County has
gained from the servcies of extension agent
Charles Peck.
Into his work promoting good forest man-
agement throughout the county he has brought
humor, originality and personality. Especially
fl0teW0rthy iS his Work Wih the 4-1 youth
0 the comrfiunity tnd the steadily paced de-
velopment he Offered the farmers and forest
land mnagers Of our district.
Charles Peck will be missed when he leaves
Mason county October 1 to assume expanded
duties in Spokane. His transfer will be a dou-
ble loss to Shelt6n as his wife has been a
capable ahd respected teacher at Evergreen
chool..
We welcome arold VanDeRiet from Kit-
sap county as the new extension alent ann
;tre sure he will benefit from the warm re-
lationships established in the past by the ex-
tension office staff.
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Founded In Shelton In 1895
Douglas :Fir and Western Heml0"ck
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