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October 6, 1949     Shelton Mason County Journal
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20 8TON- MASON COUNTY JOURNAL e  v Fitch Ford Sales Dayton Community Yosemite, Monument Potatoes, one of America&apos;s prin-cipa!.cr0Ps, are grow_n in everystate of the Union. Use Journal Parks Stand Out For BE [ Participating In Club Meets Friday Shelton Couple's Trip ..... KIM L ; , By lse Beers Their 1949 vacation car tom', -- PRICES FOR FRI., Sl.,,,- I Safety Contest The Dayton Community Club which returned them to their Cap- , CtltS ¢ will meet Octoher 7, ,riday eve-itolHillhomelastweek, took Mr. CL'kI:PP. .... .. E For 45 ,(Ib LOGGING i F.w. Fitch, owner of the Fitch ning, at8 o'clock at the hall. Each and Mrs. Elroy Nelson to the most ]flk][Y lOIJl,,'9 .....  ' £,Ktt.lr-l.T.T | Ford Sales, Ford agency in Shel-person is to bring a half pie. Ice beautiful of all the many western  < )PI  ' .JPlll I ton and Mason county, has entered cream will be furnished, national parks they have seen-in I | his dealership in a $100,000 car At a special meeting at the hall, many years of annual vacation , | safety eontest sponsored by the new community club officers were traveling. -'It /  . ' --)@   7- .. A ..... TheSheltoncouples .Y - _j   <'  . -l  " | Ford division, Ford Motor corn- elected President elected was • "aid the en "" 1 pany. lennetn .tyres; vine presl(aent, joyed Yosemite NatiGnal Park and I Seven hundred prizes totaling Mrs Archie Vaughn and secre- -, * J 1 k in l[,.,1,a,..L,.;. . , $100,000 will be awarded winners tary, Mrs. RObert Leman" .... southern Utah, most of all the .(    ,f .,avu.aa tiUal*.aaav I of the safety contest. The prizes Mrs_Peggy .a,res of Los An- previous parks they have seen• gems, tmif., is visiting at the home .......  . .... .. ^€ v_ s .... . - " " B | are 25 new Fords including five operate, y I Ford t.ruclcs: 25 $1.000 U. S. sav- of her soll and family, Mr. and .Tht',,'[;;tl::otli:Y cnioval'e"ln ' lh ...... : ...... 1 ,, I ings bonds, 100 $100 bonds, 200 Mrs Kenneth Myres. wn^n:-*-°*l"ug^i- (te cabi[ FOR | The contest has the support of ,ty are Mr: and M,s. r¢obert Le-, th e extremely unique rock form-  T( | the national safety council, the man ann two sons. The Lman ations of Monument Parl. ¢ pro 'wd- • LAND CLEARING I Inter - Industry Highway Safety family:: has. bought, thewranch, from', ed the features .... which they'll re- l eon, mittee and other safety organ- ar. and Mrs. beD ieiczer, mr. member about their ]949 vacation STOKELYRED $0UR PIE CHERRIES o.., €'an 29C  ---.- . .ULLDOZING " | izations. ' and Mrs Wickzer and son par- rn t "n * Nels dIDIINN{ • " . " . _..r .rl s. Mr. and Ms, on , PINF_APPLE,"PE- KRAFT • ' | In order to participate in the chased a ranch m the Arcadia din- commented • DITCNING , ontest, 'itch pointed out, mot,,,'- BRUCE S BLENDED JUICE .. .......................... ,,o. 3k | of any nmke, to the dealership for |ists must bring their car or truck, tl,,:e first fall meeting of the *'r'-rr'r"'r v'' " t  ' ..................................... ctn. $ - • BASEMENT EXCAVAT-Dayton Ladies Club was Thursday | :l ,,L.UAIJLAUjN l CIG,RETTES ............ 1.69 <mo,:. ING I zt sai:ety check at absolutely no I cost or obligation to the motorist, noon at the home of Mrs. Archie v" • BULKHEADING I Free checks will be made on the Lemke. "''''''" ....... - ....... NESTLE S C(:0[ATE BI13 .. .......... .o g 1 ..ocm,,r: I andl brakes,stopStecring,lights, tires,headlightS'windshieldrear Mrs• Ralph Kellough will be By Marguerite LeGault TTEWELL ................................. No. 2 00 c, hostess for the club on October 13 A IHrthday dinner was held tit CUT 6RRN BEANS--a ....... ;.::....z...--.;;,,.... 2 C,s 3k "  I wipers, muffler glass horn and at the Dayton hall. the home of Mrs. Joe Peterson. ................. Those attending were Mr. and • mLEDRlVERS |,.,,rviewmi,'ror. VernSatterthwaite a,.. CAKE MIX For Land or Water I The Ford agene.y here will place I an attractive safe driver reflector ........ Cliff Ford, Mr, and Mrs. Itobert O'H WHILE, DEVtt.'$ '='1. • tYli • DU M' TRUCK8 , insignia on the car or truck in- IJeEs l'OS$ In 1, Lamb and Mrs. Fred Cape," and [" or OD ...... ,t.... PKg. O/]w . g | an entry blank to participate in has been named to the Legislative was the guest of honor. ,Committee of the thirteenth an- Mr and Mrs. Roy Cook of Seat- TUNA Starkist]/,.canChUnk Style 3 f0r 00 m • PILING AND LOGS | tile contest. Inual convention of the Interns- tie were guests at the Albert Le- . 111 II For Sal- I the motorist must then com- a I plots in no more than 50 additional ] tional Woodworkers of America. Gault home Sunday, also Dorothy PHONE 601 | words the following statement: [Mr. Satterthwaite is president of Baldue and daughter. Her father, • | ,All cars and trucks should be J local union 3-308 o fShelton. William Betsworth and her daugh- PEhCHES000000;;£ - .... , .... ' ,,.,,:, ..... =' safety-checked periodilcally he- ] With over 600 delegates and vis- ters called on the LeGaults Sun- .. ...... cause .... I [°rs (;e::tenda:nc°theerC'°nBe, da;HeEeNGE WOOD is in for € --]:": .......... :::1' il:'l'i":'-'l ....................... i'"; ................ --- .... I ......... -- ............ i ................... I o*. ;Gweek-long session Septem- the year. There were ten families  .................. - ............... Declmin- that the im . . represented there to cut it. Mr., o,.lu.,bor% logs is nJ°/2g °"- and M,: lau Da:er f, om .lmal . '€. REDEEm OUR COUO.S AT T.E .,.0 • 1' #' '7 r" sibm ..... were ouc zo vzslc a¢ ner mocner'sl KELLOGGS CORN SOYA ....... =., ,.oz.][... 1.. PALMOLIVE, SUPERSUDS, VEL&THE ,lli, UD ID IL l  of .__rot' an apln.e, claD!e amount home, Mrs• Mary Walk•, Mr. and[ KRUCTFAZ Dill .T V , CLEANSER--AJAX AND SAVE MeN E' • -unemp,oy.men. z n the lumDer Mrs. Cups Hliboki and John were l ay m ne united States, J. visitors at the Susie Hliboki homel  IlL- %*"UJ" ,'HA ........ '........1T-US. lang. @ ... --II Pm.I.P. 1 . n, p'es,oon o,,ne w- this week. ' SUNSHINE KRIPY rRAC; .m. AAI ItL¢ANOmK & CIO, pointed out that Canada iln- The 4-H dance which was , i IIiIRIGII , ............. Ib. lakg. L'd AAIaII=IIPII I/pc .............. -- i ][ A [7 .-PlPlPm°°llte s" .lt./moer. c.nanfr°n/the Unitedsne exportsStates Carlo scheduledpostponed fortmtllOCtober 7 haSthe 15th ofbeen'oc-, ARHOURIS DIR SOAP .e co, 25c ,u,.,,.. a . : ....... L,e."' t fi I the o,.ntearates.. .... tober. It will be a regular barn I BEG- . ,.^. ............................ . .all ,,. SUPER SUDS GRAN. ,...,' iaFex*_ .;rYentage oz tllat mat?r- dance SO come in your ginghams , MORE I/U ruuu .............................................. £ Tin, £01; na,m,u nmannaaFmmtmm= @ is " po'tea to .ne unites tates and jeans to make "it more real|s- I m an unnmsneu stage and tic J / I0C COUPON INSIDE PACKAGE Illrl rAl.llLlll a  , Commons, . *  needs further manufacture in the CLOQUALLUM CLUB will ' 2." ' Lge" 3 It ...... 2 ji I United States and that many meet next Wednesday with Mrs.[ ,1 3Me./PEET S ................ ,kS. $ REG PALMOLIVE .......... in this work, he said., serving [ [/ HEAVY SUDSER S cra t eh, R o malls ---x-----r, xl \\; thousands of we r kern are eng aged Susie Hllboki and a co.hostes s --'/dl p._---. ......................... Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kratchal  --An Lge., CRYSTAL WHITE .................. mker,ng Homemakerswere visited Sunday by a num-[ ................ "" CASHMeRe BOU00'T : Clnh Tft Mt. N- 1 bcr of their friends and fellow l --7..T= , "t .... Y" ".. ntemb'ers of the Evergreen Riding l :', ' ' .'  rmermg homemakers uluD Club I ,. .  I AVAILABLE iellreeaO°b?n23MWithRalTl  Mr. Bob Graham's daughter and I  x .... ////./zS/ \\; ............ . 1;'... family have moved into the snlaUl  Softa, silk Cake Flour .... 44-oz, 37¢ I  l,ff/[ .: In Shelton eaarrS :sSeSSae.thinere wn! house on the old Sheilds place. The t libeling e r 1 ' and members are to brine" h, llh. plac was ecent y bought from[  L. Glass CoeoallUt ............ 8-oz. 29¢ I (1./r"-¢ - td I • " "'' ...... Don McCrea. I / -rI  • shzubs and roots with name of .......... ,',*A,/.,) -*Y@','" .}: d r I' ::: article ^ .**.t._. .Mrs. Tnelnla oertsener {li'ove to A New .o.d,n. uno,.P,% %;'%otck, nd Oly,npia this week he.lso,,alledl , s t ",'.:=.., -- -.-, , Vr'l'i  Material Serivc¢ memberSlcc exce are to brina'_ _table ........ se,'v-I °nThoseMrs" NeffwhoMCQuCenattcndcdattlmDayton. Ipro   Nalley's Lumberjack Syrup [ k ":_(/.., J:  " ' selves and guests g'ress trange nlecting Io1" Lne[ \\;::=-j  rccentlyadded , pt silve,are for the,,,- "- ' - -' ''J  ___ The West's Favorite Syrup S /(Y, "-'&, (4z-=- ""  th corn , Ou'gtnl .wartD. JEdWaUer, ThelmaDoertscher and[ 24-OZ. 31¢ - 5-lb. Long John 77¢ AKER' Z .-,'".IK tJ-2Jr. for 0s - J,auvx zata son Earnest, Mrs. LeGault, Bill! B ....//-/  mumty s c o n- ATTEND CONFAB Walk• ahd brother Andy, George [ Nailey's Pure Honey .... 5-lb. 79¢ ,o.,.,, Several educational leaders from HIiboki and Mr. and Mrs. Happy[ I  " . ,  4 IN I g¢ V " ....... ./ venience by Shelton attended an administra- Balduc. However there were only top's meeting at Olympia HLgh[ four of these who took the cleg'reel|  . , - ".'-'. ,  INSTANT¢o¢OA SW||TvMIX 't .-.-- SChOol on 'lklesday. The program aS the rest were already members ll Nalley's Banquet Dills .......... 39¢/ ' was conducted by Dr. George Rea-[of Pomona. E1  Crisp - DelJcious :i:  ] : vis, Cincinnati, 6., of Field Enter-{,v,,vvw.,.v...,.,,..l I R prises, Inc,, on the subject of cur-t'1€ * TT.  C, II  ' .i-- , riculum development. I JUnlor tllffn MOODSI 1 Nalley's Bee, f Stew .... 30-oz. 69¢ , Attending were Rudy Oltman, 1-- ---- € a- I•  Just Heat and Serve ........... 16-oz. 37€  superintendent of city schools; ''''''*'*""*" Bruce Schwarck, principal of the SCHOOL BUSES Junior high school; Terser Lee, If you hear a lot of racket on WlLLYOU GET THE Employers nowadays oftencheck 'i,] thc local Credit Bureau beforc they, him a man for a responsib]'e,; high-sal-] a fled job. They know that the man witha" reputation for paying his bills pxomptly is a better prospcct than onc whose name is carried in the Crcdit Bureau records as "qlow Pay" or "Poor Pay." They know that*the man.who is conscientious in the discharge of obli- gation,:, to his creditors is more likely to be conscientious in hi'obligations to his "Boss." The man with a poor credit record usually has two strikes against him when hc applies for a job that invoh'es financial or manatee, cnt_Lc:s_ponbili- head of Shelton elementary schools, and Frank Willard, Jack Swanson and Mrs. Mary Anderson. ties. Fo-employers and their personnel managers, are not usually willing to entrust important hun|hess affairs to those who cannot efficiently manage their personal affairs. There is only one way to maintain a .¢xl credit record. That.is to pay )our bills when duc. %Vhilc it is, of course, c¢tly and troublcsome to your creditors when ),our payments are late, ou are the big loser if your tardy pay- mcnts sv,il your credit record. For there's no telling when you may need ercdit to meet an cmcrgency, or a good credit rccord to takc advantage of a big opportunity. Buy only what you can pay for-- pay for it whcn it is due, RETAIL CREDIT ASSOCIATION OF SHELTON t h e Shelton-Olympia highway about eight o'clock in the morn- ins, think nothing of it. it's just Bns 14 coming in. Poor Mr. Floyd Nesbitt trudgcs drearily out to the bus cvcry morning to start his routcs. The first one goes out by Moultrop's station, tlen to school. The othcr onc goes to Arcadia. There are about 63 childrcn on thc first run and about 73 on the second. The bus driver hcavesa sigh of relief when he gets to chool. Bus 14 was new last year. You may have sccn Mr. Nes- bitt around thc junior high. lie i handyman and does work ar- ound all the schools during the day.By Karla Jansson. $ $ * BORDEAUX PLAYSHED The Bordeaux P.-T.A. is build- ing a playshed for the children of Bordeaux. The fathers .and the high school carpentry class have been working on it for some' time. It will be used for a rainy wea- ther play space during recen and before and after chool for bu children. Anyone can use it after school. Basltetball equipment may bc put in later. According to Turgot Lee, prin- cipal of Lincoln and Bordeaux, the playshed will be ready for use in about one week, although it will not be completed for about one month. Onc of the reasons for building thc playhcd is that thc basement is full of claaes and there is no place for the children to play on rainy days.By Karla Janson. OVEBCROWDED CHOOL Due to the overcrowded school here at Shelton Junior High School, 52 students werc scnt, down o Lincoln Grade School. These pupils werc from districts otimr than 309. All arc cventhl graders, Mrs. Marble teaches lmlf] of the class and Mrs. Sheldon the other half. Mr. Schwarck aid these sev- enth graders will come to S.J.H.S. for the eighth grade next year, and the eventh graders from out- lying districts will go Lo Lincoln next year also. Most of the pupils like it but arc anxious to get to junior high schooL--By Roberts Butler. MRS. CLEVEIakND ItETURN After a short illness Mrs. Ollic Cleveland was back teaching school last l1onday. She is feel- ing much better and ssid he would rather be teaching than home in bed. She is teaching Washington, State History and English thi year. The subjects she most enjoys teaching are dramatics, speech, English, history and algebra.By Jo Paulcy. !'-%- HUBBARD SQUASH .... lb. NETTED GEM NO. 1 SPUDS ....... 10 lbs. 35 ¢ 3 ¢ CABBAGE .............. lb. 2€ CELERY ............... lb. 3 € YAKIMA GEM NO. 2 SPUDS ...... 50 lbs. 19 €. MEDIUm SIZE DRY ONIONS ....... 10 lbs. 39* CRANBERRIES SWEET SPUDS ......... lb. 23 ¢ .......... lb. 10 ¢ TREE TO[' BRAND CIDER ..... :½-gal :39  . gal. 69  DELICIOUS APPLES ............. 3 lbs. 25  * QUALITY MEATS ARE BY FAR THI ECOIOMICA.. Here at the L.M, all personally selected and government gr=d "good" or "Choice." Your complete absolutely guarantced. VEAL SHOULDER Round Bone or Blade ................................................ SALT PORK Lean Streaked. Grand for Seasoning ........................................ BEEF SHORT RIBS Graded Good. Lean and Meaty ........................ = ............... 00ISH White Flake Pound Package ....................... MEAT LOAF A delicious combination of beef, veal and l)ork .................................. LEAN STREAKED Established 1895 / ? Any size • piece .................................................... i :!i