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8, 1959 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.,g.A.," Shelton, Washin 3
A BLANKET
Reversible
99
by 90 Inches
arms, feel 3¼
rayon, nylon;
nd-solid
or green. Me-
medium setting.
BARGAINS!
,200
Lengths
$150
Reduced to Clear.
Widths.
SHELTON!!
2 Day
To Go. =
IT and Enioy Penney's LOW PRICES,, Tool
Birthday Special.'
SHORT OR FULL LENGTH
"Wash 'n Wear"
SLAt)KS
.SOLID COLOR
Sizes 8 to 18. Special buy!
Midcalf or full length pants in
wash 'n wear plaids or no iron
bedford cords. Side zippers.
Rich fall colors.
Bargains:
LINED COTTON
TWILL BOXERS
SPECIAL PRICES! Women's
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Birthday Party
Bargain - 2 Big Buys
for Boys
WASH 'N WEAR
PRINT l)OTTONS
or
WARM PLAID
GOTTONi : FLANrNEL
33
SPECIAL
Hurry'. You'll need several of
these shirts for each of the
boys. Machine washable, smart
colors. Sizes 6 to 16 years. A
grand selection of new plaid in
flannel just unpacked!
Remember, You Can Charge it!
Birthday Bargain !
G,RLS WASH NWEAR
COTTON
Dresses
66
Sizes 3 to 6x - 7 to 14
Wovenplaids or solid col-
ors. Need more dresses
100
for school? Now is your
ORLON SWEATERS chance to save!
Just 41 $00 Companion Sargainl
CARDmANS ,,---- Better Gingham
Sizes 36, 38 Only! Washable. FROl)KS
Just 32 $J)OO OPEN
Sizes A A
SLIP-ONS L.---- FRIDAY 7 to 14 l,#,#
Sizes s, 40. Sho't Sleeves. NITES Now . . .i
JUST 37 'til Just 20 in this group, all
Bulky Orlon $44 wanted styles and top
fabrics. Reduced!
Cardigans "If 8:30 Only $ 22
36 to 40. Odds and ends of 4, 5, 6 Yrs. 2B
colors. All exceptional values!
Sizes 2 to 8
Sturdy! Long wearing Sanfor-
ized'R' cotton twill fully lined in
print cotton flannelette. Red or
blue plaid. Machine wash, med-
ium setting.
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL!
Men's Thermal
SHIRTS and PANTS
JUST
Sl.79ea
Here's the original 3-D knit de-
veloped by the Navy for use un-
der arctic conditions. Get rib-
bed collar, cuffs 'n anklets . . .
elasticized w a i s t. Machine
washable.
N'T WALT!
NNEY'S
IRTHDAY
RGAINS WON'T
DON'T LET THESE
BARGAINS
GET AWAY!
SHOP WITHOUT CASH, WHEN-
EVER YOU WANT . . . Pay your
bills within 30 days after you receive
your statement without paying a
single cent over our regular cash
p rices.
ALL WOOL
77 €
now for all your win-
knitting
black, blue, or-
heather grey, pink,
'and beige.
3 SIZESt
s! Great socks!
in small,
large sizes for
fit! Cotton or
With stretchable
New Lumberman's Glove
SPECIAL LOGGERS
49'
WORK
GLOVE
Extra long-wearing, 18-oz. wov-
en napout canvas glove. More
for your money. Try a pair
and save. This new green glove
will surprise you with service.
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SAVE! MEN'S
GOTTON SOGKS
6 00Rs,oR$1
You pay less than 20¢ a pair
for Penney's soft, 100' Cotton
slack socks. Nyhm reinforced
heel, toe ! Machine wash !
White. Sizes 10 to 12.
Repeating a Best Sellerl
Circle Stitched
Cotton Bras
2FO00,U00*77 c
Sizes 32 to 40 and in A, B, C
cups. Quality you would ex-
pect only at much higher prices.
Sanforlzed for perfect fit. Elas-
tic inserts.
.* .....: ...... .: 2::::::: T::T:T:::::.'::::':i :!
:!i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::/..,.': ::::::::::::::i::::::::::::::::::::::!:ii::::i:i::
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HOODED SWEAT
SHIRT SPEGIAL
MEN'S
SIZES
88
Small, Medium, Large
Yes, the hood's mighty import-
ant . . . so is Penney'u super
warm cotton fleece lining. Snug
muff front, ribbed cuffs, popu-
lar coloru! Hand washable!
Give.Away Priced!
Discontinued Jewelry
400o0000os,'I
Odds and ends from our regu-
lar Jewelry. Earrings, brace-
lets, necklaces, all at this ridic-
ulous low price of just 25¢.
i!i?'';i??!ii!i,iiii!!,ii',i!i',i,,i,iiiii'i!i'!l ;
]i:: ! i: i :: ::i]]]ii]:i::iii!:i::ii!]!:$" /]
iiii![::i::iii;i4:i!::T!/\\; ** */if!
!!i!T!i!ii!!!i!il]]]]i!! " *, . i]i
Men's "Wash 'n Wear" Plaid
LONG SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS
Priced ....
Woven, easy to wash and little
iron gnghams in small, med-
ium and large. Top quality
pearl buttons, stayed collars.
Here is a shirt bargain you'd
better not miss.
Birthday Bargalnl
Women's Stretchable
Nylon Anklets
c
Sizes medium (7 to 9), Large
(9/ to 11) in white stretch-
able nylons. Just 50 packages
so shop early for this.
Nylon Velvet TiesI
Teenagers Favorite
398
. Black Suede!
.Black Smooth!
• Or White
In the most wanted shoe style,
with soft ribbed crepe soles.
Sizes 4./z to 9/ and AA or B.
Great savingu.
SociM Events [Jayoees Gain
/-t-;ss A D--a00e Four Me, mbers
Shelton Junior Chamber of
Commerce is off to a good start
Today, Thursday, Oct. 8
Navy Mothers, 6 p.m., Ritner's
Broiler
Pioneer School Board, Pioneer
school.
Frhlay, O('t. 9
WARC, 8 p.m., Rogeru School
Blanch Radtke Orthopedic Guild
rummage.sale, PUD.
WARC cotton candy sale, 20th
Century Thriftway, Hillcrest.
World War I Veterans, and
Auxiliary, 8 p.m., PUD.
S k o k o m i s h Grange booster
night, 8:30 p.m., Grange.
Saturday, Oct. 10
Mount Moriah Masonic Lodge,
8 p.m., Masonic Temple.
WARC cotton candy sale, 20th
Century Thriftway, Hillcrest.
Shelton Valley Grange, benefit
dance, 9:30 to 2 a.m., Grange.
Blanch Radtke Orthopedic Guild
rummage sale, PUD.
Sundy, Oct. 11
Shelton churches invite you to
attend services today.
Mon(hy, Oct. 12
LPN, 7:30 p.m., Nurses' Cot-
tage.
Tuelay, Oct. 13
Dorcas Meyers Orthopedic Guild
8 p.m., Mrs. Lloyd Gruver's home.
Dirt Dobbers Garden Club, 10:30
a.m., Girl Scout Littlehouse.
Wednesday, Oct, 14
WSCS, 7:30 p.m., Methodist
church.
Polio meeting, 8 p.m., Colonial
House.
Thursday, Oct. 15
Hood Canal Woman's Club, 11
a.m., Potlatch clubhouse.
Zont Club, 6:30 p.m., Colonial
House.
Canal Gardeners
Install Officers
New officers were installed at
the Oct. 1st meeting of the Hood
Canal Garden Club, by Mrs. Carl
Blank, district director. Officers
are Mrs. Jennie Heft, president;
Mrs. Cords Watson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Vera Shortsleeves, sec-
retary and Mrs. Cecil Gilbert:,,,
treasurer. Incoming officers were I
presented with a corsage made by i
Mrs. Vera Lfnscott. I
Mrs. Blank, Mrs. Frank Smith I
and Mrs. Luhl Cave judged fall
floral arrangements brought to
the meeting by tim members. First
prize was awarded Mrs. Christine
Ahl and Mrs. Francis Moake, sec-i
end. I
A tentative program for the l
year was read to the club by the i
year book committee, Mrs. Ahl, [
:Mrs. Ilene Ager and Mrs. Hoff.
Each member was asked "what
she learned at the fair", many
ideas were gained about tin can
artistry, and poisonous flowers
(non-eatable) such as fall crocus,
iris, etc.
The Garden Club district meet-
ing will be held Oct. 20, in the
Belfair Community church, and
the Mason county Federation of
Women's Clubs, Oct. 21, at the
Hood Canal clubhouse.
The next regular meeting of lhe
Garden Club will be Thursday,
Nov. 5, at the Lilliwaup comnxu-
nity hall.
RETUItNED HOME
Mrs. Marjory (Troy) Dodge re-
turned last week from a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Helen Thomas
Connellsville, Pa. While there the
duo spent two days seeing the
sights at Washington, D. C. and
one day in Pittsburgh.
in its membership drive.
FOUR NEW members have
joined the club and another four
prospective members were guests
at Tuesday'u dinner meeting.
The four new Jaycees are Jerry
Vermillion, Irene S. Reed high
school bauketball coach; Dr. Lynn
White, dentist; Jerry Knutson, ju-
nior high school teacher, and Ron
Fosdick, who is employed in
Simpson Logging Company'u in-
sulating board sample department.
"Sixty by Sixty" is the goal of
the drive, or, a total of 60 mem-
bers by the first of the year. The
club has been divided into three
teamu.
In an effort to create more in-
terest, the club has made the first
meeting of each month a dinner
meeting, with the food prepared
in the newly-improved kitchen at
the Jaycee clubhouse.
ANY YOUNG men between the
ages of 21 and 36 interested in
Jaycee membership should contact
a club member or Bernie Dorcy,
club president.
Canal Women Plan
Youth Program
The Hood Canal Woman's Club
will hold its annual youth pro-
gram Thursday, Oct. 15, in their
clubhouse near Potlatch. The busi-
ness meeting will convene at 11
a.m. with a luncheon at noon and
program at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Ann Rowe, program chair-
man has planned az interesting
program, with Mrs. Adanson of
Olympia, who will outline a work-
able youth program for the club
to follow that coincides with the
work of the National Federation
of Women's Clubs.
The four Mason county dele-
gates this past summer will talk
on their experiences at Girls'
State. Mrs. Betty Schwab of
Hoodsport, will explain Girl Scout
activities and how the Woman's
Club can be of help to the organ-
ization.
Hanger Drive On
Evergreen PTA is colecting
black wire coat hangers and will
continue to do so until Oct, 16.
Anyone having hangers in good
condition wishing to donate them
are asked to call Mrs. Everett
Hurst, HA 6-6214 or Mru. Louis
Tylczak, HA 6-4505.
:10TII BIRTHDAY
DINNED PARTY
Janet Lee Nelson celebrated her
10th birthday September 30 at a
dinner party at Steve's Smorgas-
bord in Tacoma. Enjoying the eve-
ning with Janet were her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Donn Nel$o
brother, Gary, her grandpl'enlI,
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Nelson, and
Pamela Tuson.
Her brother Gary celebrated
his third birthday three days ear-
lier at a party at home.
RECUPERATi- G
Mrs. Charles (Rocky) Morrison
recently returned home after un-
dergoing surgery at She]ton Gen-
eral Hospital. She reported that it
will be approximately six weeks
until uhe will be returning to bed
work. Mrs. Morrison wishes to
thank the hospital staff and her
many friendu for their thought-
fulncss.
Allyn News
By Mrs. D. V. Burgeson
ALLYN.--Friends of the Har-
old Browns will welcome them
home after a month's leave of ab-
sence. During their vacation they
toured the East Coast viuitlng
many places of interest.
One place mentioned as being of
special interest Wars the lovely out-
door Cathedral of the Pines at
Rindge, New Hampshire. A place
of natural beauty and naturally
inspiring to worship and rever-
ence.
Another highlight of their trip
were two family reunions. One
with her family, the Bennetts in
Island Heights, New Jersey, and
his family in Chelmsford, Mass.,
with about 35 present at each
gathering.
Mrs. Brown also brought a
friend, Mrs. Avis Lundholm, back
with her as they came. Mrs.
Lundholm will be spending a while
with her and just in time to enjoy
some good weather.
Sunday Wesley Painter boarded
a plane and returned to his home
in Portage, Alaska, where he will
resume his studies. The change
of plans is due to a bit of home-
ickness, an old malady which we
all understand.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith had a
pleasant visit with friends trod rel-
atives in Yakima last week. They
spent some time with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
Darland and their friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Lutze and Mr. and Mrs.
Forret Wilson of Tieton.
MRS. MARGARET Davis had
her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Wilcott, and son, Rickey,
spending the day with her Sun-
day and they had dinner together.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKean
and daughters, Sandra and Mari-
lyn, spent the day at Long Beach
and described the day as nice and
sunny with mild temperatures at
the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Dishon had
as dinner guests in their home Fri-
day evening Mr. and Mrs. James
Yoshihara of Rocky Bay and
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lockwood. Afterward they all
attended the Twanoh Grange
meeting.
Mrs. Charles Baird'e sister, Mrs.
Sue Bellamy, has left for Silver
City, New Mexico, on business and
will return later.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Peterson enjoyed a viuit
rom his cousin and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. John Schaffer, of Olympia.
Mrs. Peterson was hostess to a
party last Wednesday evening,
The party was held in her home
with 12 guests attending. There
were the usual games and refresl-
ments and interesting things to
view.
MR. AND MRS. Glen Butler of
Hammersley Inlet were drop-in
visitors at the Vic Raisoni home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gaff Kalat was privileged
to spend over Sunday home with
her parents. Gall is employed, in
Seattle.
Mrs, Elton Cleveland was hap-
py to have tmr ixusband home Fri-
day to celebrate their wedding an-
niversary.
JUNIOR DEPUTIES
The Mason county junior depu-
ties will meet Monday evening at
7:30 in the county courthouse. All
boys between the ages of 12 and
17 are invited to attend.
THIRD (IRANI}CHll,I) Helen
Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae of
Shelton became grandparents for
the third time on September 24
when a son was born. to their
daughter, Jennie, now Mrs. Glen
Rice, at Pullman.
i, 1951 Oldsmobile. , $165 [
[ 1951 Meroury.. $i95 I
1958 RAMBLER REBEL l)USTOM V.8
Power brakes, steering, push button drive, reclining seats, real sharp
1957 FAIRLANE "560"
2 DOOR, V-8, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
1956 GOUNTRY SEDAN
6 CYL., OVERDRIVE, EXCELLENT CONDITION
1956 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR V-8
POWER WINDOWS, WHITE SIDEWALLS, AUTO. TRANS.,
TINTED GLASS
1955 V-8 FORDOR FAIRLANE WITH OVERDRIVE
1954 I)HEVROLET DEL RAY
2 DOOR, EXCELLENT CONDITION
1952 PLYMOUTH SUDIJRBAN
NEW TIRES, REAL PRACTICAL STATION WAGON
1952 MERl)URY 4-DOOR
RADIO -- HEATER
PICK-UPS ,
1--1957 FORD, ½-TON 6-t)YL OVERDRIVE
1947 DODGE ½-TON 6GYL
1942 FORD ½-TON 6 l)YL.
i
RED SAYS: FOR A SHORT TIME
ONLY -- TUNE-UP ONLY $12.95
i i i i iiiii illl, i i i
Jim Pauley,lnc.
TERMS -- TRADES
FIFTH and RAILROAD PHONE HA. 6-8231
8, 1959 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.,g.A.," Shelton, Washin 3
A BLANKET
Reversible
99
by 90 Inches
arms, feel 3¼
rayon, nylon;
nd-solid
or green. Me-
medium setting.
BARGAINS!
,200
Lengths
$150
Reduced to Clear.
Widths.
SHELTON!!
2 Day
To Go. =
IT and Enioy Penney's LOW PRICES,, Tool
Birthday Special.'
SHORT OR FULL LENGTH
"Wash 'n Wear"
SLAt)KS
.SOLID COLOR
Sizes 8 to 18. Special buy!
Midcalf or full length pants in
wash 'n wear plaids or no iron
bedford cords. Side zippers.
Rich fall colors.
Bargains:
LINED COTTON
TWILL BOXERS
SPECIAL PRICES! Women's
:;:ii:;:i !:i;! ;ii it: !!;; i[i;;i;!ii;i!ii! i ! i i; !ii ! i i !! i l;il i i! [!iiii;;
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :<::::::::::::::::: :::::
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i ! i ! ii i ! ! ! ! i:i !::::""" ' :iiiii [! !ii!i
!iiiiii"' ........ 'iiiiii!iit
Birthday Party
Bargain - 2 Big Buys
for Boys
WASH 'N WEAR
PRINT l)OTTONS
or
WARM PLAID
GOTTONi : FLANrNEL
33
SPECIAL
Hurry'. You'll need several of
these shirts for each of the
boys. Machine washable, smart
colors. Sizes 6 to 16 years. A
grand selection of new plaid in
flannel just unpacked!
Remember, You Can Charge it!
Birthday Bargain !
G,RLS WASH NWEAR
COTTON
Dresses
66
Sizes 3 to 6x - 7 to 14
Wovenplaids or solid col-
ors. Need more dresses
100
for school? Now is your
ORLON SWEATERS chance to save!
Just 41 $00 Companion Sargainl
CARDmANS ,,---- Better Gingham
Sizes 36, 38 Only! Washable. FROl)KS
Just 32 $J)OO OPEN
Sizes A A
SLIP-ONS L.---- FRIDAY 7 to 14 l,#,#
Sizes s, 40. Sho't Sleeves. NITES Now . . .i
JUST 37 'til Just 20 in this group, all
Bulky Orlon $44 wanted styles and top
fabrics. Reduced!
Cardigans "If 8:30 Only $ 22
36 to 40. Odds and ends of 4, 5, 6 Yrs. 2B
colors. All exceptional values!
Sizes 2 to 8
Sturdy! Long wearing Sanfor-
ized'R' cotton twill fully lined in
print cotton flannelette. Red or
blue plaid. Machine wash, med-
ium setting.
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL!
Men's Thermal
SHIRTS and PANTS
JUST
Sl.79ea
Here's the original 3-D knit de-
veloped by the Navy for use un-
der arctic conditions. Get rib-
bed collar, cuffs 'n anklets . . .
elasticized w a i s t. Machine
washable.
N'T WALT!
NNEY'S
IRTHDAY
RGAINS WON'T
DON'T LET THESE
BARGAINS
GET AWAY!
SHOP WITHOUT CASH, WHEN-
EVER YOU WANT . . . Pay your
bills within 30 days after you receive
your statement without paying a
single cent over our regular cash
p rices.
ALL WOOL
77 €
now for all your win-
knitting
black, blue, or-
heather grey, pink,
'and beige.
3 SIZESt
s! Great socks!
in small,
large sizes for
fit! Cotton or
With stretchable
New Lumberman's Glove
SPECIAL LOGGERS
49'
WORK
GLOVE
Extra long-wearing, 18-oz. wov-
en napout canvas glove. More
for your money. Try a pair
and save. This new green glove
will surprise you with service.
!ii:i:i:i:ii:!i iiiiiiiii:i : ................ ,,i.:;::iii:iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii!ii
!ii:::iii!::iii:::: :[.!:i::i::.;::. ii:[:i:.:i.!::ili:!:i i.i:i.!,i.l.ii,::,i.i.:.!.!.
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:ii::: ilii! ' i::' iiiii!ii!iiiiiii:islsii!!!iil!;::iiiliiii::iiiiiii
::ili:i i [ :i §:'.* 'iiii:i!i!ii!!i! ! ! i ! ilii! i:i!iiiiii!!ii!i!ii
i, '... .... ::..,, ( :.
i: ' " \\; : ii::!i
SAVE! MEN'S
GOTTON SOGKS
6 00Rs,oR$1
You pay less than 20¢ a pair
for Penney's soft, 100' Cotton
slack socks. Nyhm reinforced
heel, toe ! Machine wash !
White. Sizes 10 to 12.
Repeating a Best Sellerl
Circle Stitched
Cotton Bras
2FO00,U00*77 c
Sizes 32 to 40 and in A, B, C
cups. Quality you would ex-
pect only at much higher prices.
Sanforlzed for perfect fit. Elas-
tic inserts.
.* .....: ...... .: 2::::::: T::T:T:::::.'::::':i :!
:!i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::/..,.': ::::::::::::::i::::::::::::::::::::::!:ii::::i:i::
iiii il iI:::::::::::::::::::::::: i !ii) i!!::!::[ .: . :Ti::i:!:i:[:[:]!:ii:i!i!!:i:!:i:i:i:!:i:i:,,,:.i i i i! ill i i i ?i i ! i i i !
::::::::::::::::::::::: ..-... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
!iiiil !':':':':':':':":':"'". ......,.;.:.,.......... ,,.:,.,:.:.:.:
HOODED SWEAT
SHIRT SPEGIAL
MEN'S
SIZES
88
Small, Medium, Large
Yes, the hood's mighty import-
ant . . . so is Penney'u super
warm cotton fleece lining. Snug
muff front, ribbed cuffs, popu-
lar coloru! Hand washable!
Give.Away Priced!
Discontinued Jewelry
400o0000os,'I
Odds and ends from our regu-
lar Jewelry. Earrings, brace-
lets, necklaces, all at this ridic-
ulous low price of just 25¢.
i!i?'';i??!ii!i,iiii!!,ii',i!i',i,,i,iiiii'i!i'!l ;
]i:: ! i: i :: ::i]]]ii]:i::iii!:i::ii!]!:$" /]
iiii![::i::iii;i4:i!::T!/\\; ** */if!
!!i!T!i!ii!!!i!il]]]]i!! " *, . i]i
Men's "Wash 'n Wear" Plaid
LONG SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS
Priced ....
Woven, easy to wash and little
iron gnghams in small, med-
ium and large. Top quality
pearl buttons, stayed collars.
Here is a shirt bargain you'd
better not miss.
Birthday Bargalnl
Women's Stretchable
Nylon Anklets
c
Sizes medium (7 to 9), Large
(9/ to 11) in white stretch-
able nylons. Just 50 packages
so shop early for this.
Nylon Velvet TiesI
Teenagers Favorite
398
. Black Suede!
.Black Smooth!
• Or White
In the most wanted shoe style,
with soft ribbed crepe soles.
Sizes 4./z to 9/ and AA or B.
Great savingu.
SociM Events [Jayoees Gain
/-t-;ss A D--a00e Four Me, mbers
Shelton Junior Chamber of
Commerce is off to a good start
Today, Thursday, Oct. 8
Navy Mothers, 6 p.m., Ritner's
Broiler
Pioneer School Board, Pioneer
school.
Frhlay, O('t. 9
WARC, 8 p.m., Rogeru School
Blanch Radtke Orthopedic Guild
rummage.sale, PUD.
WARC cotton candy sale, 20th
Century Thriftway, Hillcrest.
World War I Veterans, and
Auxiliary, 8 p.m., PUD.
S k o k o m i s h Grange booster
night, 8:30 p.m., Grange.
Saturday, Oct. 10
Mount Moriah Masonic Lodge,
8 p.m., Masonic Temple.
WARC cotton candy sale, 20th
Century Thriftway, Hillcrest.
Shelton Valley Grange, benefit
dance, 9:30 to 2 a.m., Grange.
Blanch Radtke Orthopedic Guild
rummage sale, PUD.
Sundy, Oct. 11
Shelton churches invite you to
attend services today.
Mon(hy, Oct. 12
LPN, 7:30 p.m., Nurses' Cot-
tage.
Tuelay, Oct. 13
Dorcas Meyers Orthopedic Guild
8 p.m., Mrs. Lloyd Gruver's home.
Dirt Dobbers Garden Club, 10:30
a.m., Girl Scout Littlehouse.
Wednesday, Oct, 14
WSCS, 7:30 p.m., Methodist
church.
Polio meeting, 8 p.m., Colonial
House.
Thursday, Oct. 15
Hood Canal Woman's Club, 11
a.m., Potlatch clubhouse.
Zont Club, 6:30 p.m., Colonial
House.
Canal Gardeners
Install Officers
New officers were installed at
the Oct. 1st meeting of the Hood
Canal Garden Club, by Mrs. Carl
Blank, district director. Officers
are Mrs. Jennie Heft, president;
Mrs. Cords Watson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Vera Shortsleeves, sec-
retary and Mrs. Cecil Gilbert:,,,
treasurer. Incoming officers were I
presented with a corsage made by i
Mrs. Vera Lfnscott. I
Mrs. Blank, Mrs. Frank Smith I
and Mrs. Luhl Cave judged fall
floral arrangements brought to
the meeting by tim members. First
prize was awarded Mrs. Christine
Ahl and Mrs. Francis Moake, sec-i
end. I
A tentative program for the l
year was read to the club by the i
year book committee, Mrs. Ahl, [
:Mrs. Ilene Ager and Mrs. Hoff.
Each member was asked "what
she learned at the fair", many
ideas were gained about tin can
artistry, and poisonous flowers
(non-eatable) such as fall crocus,
iris, etc.
The Garden Club district meet-
ing will be held Oct. 20, in the
Belfair Community church, and
the Mason county Federation of
Women's Clubs, Oct. 21, at the
Hood Canal clubhouse.
The next regular meeting of lhe
Garden Club will be Thursday,
Nov. 5, at the Lilliwaup comnxu-
nity hall.
RETUItNED HOME
Mrs. Marjory (Troy) Dodge re-
turned last week from a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Helen Thomas
Connellsville, Pa. While there the
duo spent two days seeing the
sights at Washington, D. C. and
one day in Pittsburgh.
in its membership drive.
FOUR NEW members have
joined the club and another four
prospective members were guests
at Tuesday'u dinner meeting.
The four new Jaycees are Jerry
Vermillion, Irene S. Reed high
school bauketball coach; Dr. Lynn
White, dentist; Jerry Knutson, ju-
nior high school teacher, and Ron
Fosdick, who is employed in
Simpson Logging Company'u in-
sulating board sample department.
"Sixty by Sixty" is the goal of
the drive, or, a total of 60 mem-
bers by the first of the year. The
club has been divided into three
teamu.
In an effort to create more in-
terest, the club has made the first
meeting of each month a dinner
meeting, with the food prepared
in the newly-improved kitchen at
the Jaycee clubhouse.
ANY YOUNG men between the
ages of 21 and 36 interested in
Jaycee membership should contact
a club member or Bernie Dorcy,
club president.
Canal Women Plan
Youth Program
The Hood Canal Woman's Club
will hold its annual youth pro-
gram Thursday, Oct. 15, in their
clubhouse near Potlatch. The busi-
ness meeting will convene at 11
a.m. with a luncheon at noon and
program at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Ann Rowe, program chair-
man has planned az interesting
program, with Mrs. Adanson of
Olympia, who will outline a work-
able youth program for the club
to follow that coincides with the
work of the National Federation
of Women's Clubs.
The four Mason county dele-
gates this past summer will talk
on their experiences at Girls'
State. Mrs. Betty Schwab of
Hoodsport, will explain Girl Scout
activities and how the Woman's
Club can be of help to the organ-
ization.
Hanger Drive On
Evergreen PTA is colecting
black wire coat hangers and will
continue to do so until Oct, 16.
Anyone having hangers in good
condition wishing to donate them
are asked to call Mrs. Everett
Hurst, HA 6-6214 or Mru. Louis
Tylczak, HA 6-4505.
:10TII BIRTHDAY
DINNED PARTY
Janet Lee Nelson celebrated her
10th birthday September 30 at a
dinner party at Steve's Smorgas-
bord in Tacoma. Enjoying the eve-
ning with Janet were her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Donn Nel$o
brother, Gary, her grandpl'enlI,
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Nelson, and
Pamela Tuson.
Her brother Gary celebrated
his third birthday three days ear-
lier at a party at home.
RECUPERATi- G
Mrs. Charles (Rocky) Morrison
recently returned home after un-
dergoing surgery at She]ton Gen-
eral Hospital. She reported that it
will be approximately six weeks
until uhe will be returning to bed
work. Mrs. Morrison wishes to
thank the hospital staff and her
many friendu for their thought-
fulncss.
Allyn News
By Mrs. D. V. Burgeson
ALLYN.--Friends of the Har-
old Browns will welcome them
home after a month's leave of ab-
sence. During their vacation they
toured the East Coast viuitlng
many places of interest.
One place mentioned as being of
special interest Wars the lovely out-
door Cathedral of the Pines at
Rindge, New Hampshire. A place
of natural beauty and naturally
inspiring to worship and rever-
ence.
Another highlight of their trip
were two family reunions. One
with her family, the Bennetts in
Island Heights, New Jersey, and
his family in Chelmsford, Mass.,
with about 35 present at each
gathering.
Mrs. Brown also brought a
friend, Mrs. Avis Lundholm, back
with her as they came. Mrs.
Lundholm will be spending a while
with her and just in time to enjoy
some good weather.
Sunday Wesley Painter boarded
a plane and returned to his home
in Portage, Alaska, where he will
resume his studies. The change
of plans is due to a bit of home-
ickness, an old malady which we
all understand.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith had a
pleasant visit with friends trod rel-
atives in Yakima last week. They
spent some time with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
Darland and their friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Lutze and Mr. and Mrs.
Forret Wilson of Tieton.
MRS. MARGARET Davis had
her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Wilcott, and son, Rickey,
spending the day with her Sun-
day and they had dinner together.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKean
and daughters, Sandra and Mari-
lyn, spent the day at Long Beach
and described the day as nice and
sunny with mild temperatures at
the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Dishon had
as dinner guests in their home Fri-
day evening Mr. and Mrs. James
Yoshihara of Rocky Bay and
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lockwood. Afterward they all
attended the Twanoh Grange
meeting.
Mrs. Charles Baird'e sister, Mrs.
Sue Bellamy, has left for Silver
City, New Mexico, on business and
will return later.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Peterson enjoyed a viuit
rom his cousin and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. John Schaffer, of Olympia.
Mrs. Peterson was hostess to a
party last Wednesday evening,
The party was held in her home
with 12 guests attending. There
were the usual games and refresl-
ments and interesting things to
view.
MR. AND MRS. Glen Butler of
Hammersley Inlet were drop-in
visitors at the Vic Raisoni home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gaff Kalat was privileged
to spend over Sunday home with
her parents. Gall is employed, in
Seattle.
Mrs, Elton Cleveland was hap-
py to have tmr ixusband home Fri-
day to celebrate their wedding an-
niversary.
JUNIOR DEPUTIES
The Mason county junior depu-
ties will meet Monday evening at
7:30 in the county courthouse. All
boys between the ages of 12 and
17 are invited to attend.
THIRD (IRANI}CHll,I) Helen
Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae of
Shelton became grandparents for
the third time on September 24
when a son was born. to their
daughter, Jennie, now Mrs. Glen
Rice, at Pullman.
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