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News Items Fro m 00nths!de '
Ray Kratcha al ut their[ lrojects :l . year,
Ch vet Kids 4-H Club met at and the first year girls will have
Mary Elhm Harrinlans and all "let's cook" for their project and
w.re present except Sheryl Krie- the second year giyls will have
hds who is in the hospital. Th<v "let's hake" for theirs. The club
worked on their new record books i
md made "Sateliles" for the,
:ehool carnlvM. ']'he club has de-
cided to take three projects for
the new year. The next meeting
will be held at Patty Jo MeWs
home on N()vetnher 12.
Guests of Mr. and Mr,. Roy
l-:rumbaugh for the weekeud were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ward of
Sea ttle.
Sonthside Grange Booster Night
hacta wwy nice turnout. The Wag-
ner boys ltnd D(an Dewell enter-
lained with accordion and saxo-
I)hone music and Alf Ribbons
showed movies.
Willing Workers 4-H Club as-
sen]bled for their first achieve-
ment night Saturday night and
-ach boy proudly accepted their
awards from the past prcsideut,
[)avid Puhn, and determined to go
f.rth and do their best again this
,year. The 4-H boys made a fine
.,.',hewing. for their first year in
i-It work. Congratulations Will-
ir, g' Workers.
Friendship Club met at Mrs.
Pobert St,)ys '/Vednosday mid they
(.,!lebrated Ethyl P, racy's and Al-
ma. Hurst's hirihdays for October.
Mrs, Vie Dani,lson gave a demon-
st,at(on on making toy puppies
from bath towels and wash ch)th.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at Mrs. Ivan Ho0tman's
on November 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Clapper
arrived home Tuesday after be-
ing gone for about five weeks.
The Clappers attended a nation-
wide Clapper clan reunion in Ohio
and visited friends and relatives
in Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado.
Busy Bell 4-H Club met at Mrs.
Dora Jackson's Thursday. The
f)ur new members of the club are
Toni and JoAnn Cole, Dixie (a-
Fond and Beth Quimby. The club
girls had tleir mothers there and;
Mrs. Jane Windsor told the girls
elected officers for the new year,
and those elected were president,
Sue Smith; vice president, Beth
Quimby; secretary, Darlene Holt-
orf; treasurer, Becky Jackson, and
reporter, Diane Purvls. They also
lalkecl about achievement night
and refz,eshments were served. The
next meeting will be held on No-
vember 12.
Arcadia. Club met at Ella Chap-
pews on Mill Creek Wednesday.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at Opal Asche's on Novem-
bcr 4, and all club members are
reminded to pay their 1960 dues.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Wolden Sunday for dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ogden, Mike and'
Robin.
Time Watchers 4-H Club met
Oct, 15 and 22, and at both meet-
lngs discussed projects. On Oct.
15, Jane Windsor met with the
Time Watchers and mothers to
tell about projects available for
the club and to explain them. All
members attended Achievement
Night Oct. 24, and received their
pins, ribbons and last year's rec-
ord books. The next meeting will
be held at Edith BedeWs on Oc-
toher 29,
Visitors of Mrs. Ruth Kadoun
and Kim Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Johnston of
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tindall, Bren-
da, Sharon and Joe, of Stletz, Ore,,,
and Mrs. Core Letter and Sandra.
Callers on Mr. and Mrs, H. E.
Wolden Sunday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Newton and
Malissa of Forest Grove, Ore.
Mill Creek What Nots 4-H Club
met at Mrs. Ben Drake's Monday
evening. The secretary took the
minutes with I6 members present,
two junior leaders and one moth-
er was a guest of the club, Karen
Wolf gave a sample demonstratipn
on wood working. The four boys
enrolled in wood working project
w
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Davidson and Goodwin's Evergreen
Texaco Service
Representative in Mason County for
i)l,00)ia _& Wood
PRODUCTS COMPANY
High Grade Fuel and Diesel Oils
1st and Franklin Phone HA. 6-3031
PROMPT SERVICE
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SHELTON-MAS0N COUNTY JOURNAE-- Publi,qhed in "Obrstma.tmrn, U.,R.A.," Shelton, Washin
Boy Scouts Set
Porchlite Drive
Thl
The Annual Mason District Boy
Scout Pund Drive was "kicked
off" at a 7 a.m, breakfast at the
Shelton Hotel last week. The first
salvo in the battle of the budget
for Tumwater Area Council. Ma-
son District has 484 of the 3506
Boy Scouts in the Council, which
has a budget of $37,016 for 1960.
The total effort for the drive
will consist of the Downtown
Drive, which is being chairmaned
by Kurt Mann, and which is al-
most completed.
The Porehlite Drive in Shelton
is to be on Monday evening, Nov.
'2, and is being managed by joint
chairmen Jack Jefferies and Jim
Barrom, assisted by a crew of
Block Captains. It is suggested
that Shelton reidents leave their
porch lights on that evening and
give generously when solicited.
Hoodsport area will be worked
Tuesday evening, Nov. 3, by their
local Scouters and members of the
Legion Post there which sponsors
the Hoodsport Scout Troop.
The Business Drive wlll be ex-
tended by mailed solicitations to
out of town businesses and others
not personally contacted. And fi-
/tally the Special Gifts contacts
will wind up the drive.
It is hoped that everyone is
aware of the value of Scouting in
a community, and of the effort
UILt Ii,&, IJlll lJltt, U Y AIII;tXLV UL
our neighbors in helping your
boys to attain the objectives of
Scouting: Citizenship Training,
Character Building and Physical
Pltnass.
will glw; a demonstration at the
next meeting. Vicki I.tChance
gave a demonstration on cocoa
syrup. Donuts and cider were
rved. for a Hallowe'en treat, and
Karen Wolf was presented with a
gift for her work last year with
the club, and games were played,
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Ben Drakes on Nov. 16, and
:they are going to phm their
Christmas party.
The Navy's Military Sea Trans-
portation Service was activated on
Oct. 1, 1949, thereby combining
the services of both Army and
Navy transports ferrying troops
and supplies throughout the world.
000ySXERY MANiLarge Crowd Atten00 e T 0" 00a!VoeSt Dinner
i'iiii00i" '
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IN JOURNAL S WHO'S WHO STORY I :., i ; ! *°
were
d home of
BY BILL DICKIE Mary M. Knight school last Sat- team lost their game to Moclips, Archie Kelly.
Journal Editor tlrday. Allan Hickson, P.T.O. pres- Monday, Oct. 26 by the score of
(dent takes this opportunity to 30 to 18. Miss Janie
These characters who work thank each and every one who New residents we are welcom- last week
around the Jonrnal office are a
jolly lot, let me tell you!
Just try passing the buck to
them and you wind tip on tile l)us-
incss end of a boomerang. Listen
to my story, friends!
A week hack I spent Thur:ay
afternoon on Ii Cook's totlr of the
magnificent country I)on Warmnn
ha under his jorisdiction as su-
pervisor of the U.S. Forest St'r-
vice Hoodsport district, all day
Friday on the trip to Paste to cov-
er our Highclimbers at their grid-
iron labors, und there was some
kind of business I jnst don't re-
call offhand requiring my aticn-
tion ill the neighbt,rhood of the
University stadium in Seattle that
Saturday afternoon.
So the problem was, when do I
get time to dope out a mystery
character for this Who's Who
thing we're running?
"You guys figure it out," I said,
blithely waving so loug.
Well, when the cat's away the
mice do phty, as we all Icnow, so
here you contestants are stuck
with yours truly as the week's
mystery character . . . because
their sly little minds figured it
was National Newspaper Week so
why not the editor.
He fingered fire chief Deer dur-
Ing fire prevention week, didn't
he? Sure he did.
Well, anyway, they figured out
37 hints for you to find, some of
them real flattcring. . . yeah, like:
never on time, except for game
(Eells & Valley, 18). And that
once known as a "cub" (Mode O'
Day, 16). I d been trying to soft-
pedal that memory from my rook-
ie reporter days for 25 years. They
got that one in, too, here 25 years
(Kimbel Motors, 2) which is okay
but they must have been testing
my temper control when they let
the world know that "we call him I
Willie" {Shelton Hotel, 16). And
just because I happened to be boru
in Missouri did they bare to put
it down I was a mule-state, by
birth (Lawton Lumber, 4)? i
I must admit I'm a sports "nut"
(OK Rubber Welders, 16), a l
deadline detester (Waterfront
Realty, 19), a Monday morning!
quarterback lL.M., 18l, some-
what of a sportsman (L.M., 9), a
Mason (Rex Fh)or Covering, 16),
a Legionnaire lL.M., 10), an Is-
land Laker by residence (J&J Ser-
vice, 16) blue-eyed (Johnny's Mu-
sic Box, 3) and have a strong
yen to return to Hawaii (Water-
front Realty, 19).
I'm also a member of the UW
class of '34 (Coasl-to-Coast, 16),
a Kiwanian (helton Electric, 16),
art ex-Chamber president (Lcroy's
,Television, 10), a partner in bus-
iness firm (Hcrb Angle, 19), that
my middle name (McCully) dis-
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BILL DICKIE
closes Scotch ancestry (20th Cen-
tre'y, 20), and I was a dry-land
sailor during World War II (20thl
Century, 20).
Being a newspaperman I'm in
the by-line business (Forest lIow -
er. 16), a typewriter is essential
tool (L.M.. 9), I'm a photographer
of sorts (Johnny's Music Box, 16),
make-up's Important to him (Me-
Conkey Pharmary, 16), and when
I sell advertising I'm a space ped-
dler (Sears, 18). A newspaper-
man also diseminates information
(Herb Angle, 19), eats by words
(C. C. Cole &Sones, 16), and is
observing national week now (Kit-
sap-Mason Dairy, 6).
As one who doesn't smoke (Rit-
ner's Broiler, 16) I'm an odd-ball
among scriveners but with the ma-
jority wno wears glasses I]moe[
Motors, 12).
The Dick(e-bird gives rise to the
fabled bird of same name (20th
Century, 20) and there's an article
of clothing of same name lL.M.,
9) called a dickey. Then, of
course, that first name fouls up
budgets and how (LM, 9)
My ancient jalopy bears license
number XAF-042 (Eelis & Valley,
12) and for recreation I Hke to
bowl (Shelton Recreation, 16).
That ju about wraps up the list
except for one which means noth-
ing to anyone else but this jolly
crew around here. It was treas-
ures raincoat (M & S, 16). Some-
time I'll tell you that story.
To add a little more mileage on
a well-worn cliche of this busi-
ness, that's thirty, as the crew
put it so appropriately in the very
last column of the very last
in the 20th Century ad. page
worked so hard making the dinner ing to the vicinity are Mr. and
a success. The tables were decor- Mrs. James Mays and six chil-
sled with beautiful shades of dren, who have bought the Ed
dahlias for centerpieces. Pulver ranch in "Deckerville",
The first six grades at the Mary two miles west of the Matlock
M. Knight school will have their store. They formerly lived at
Halloween party this Friday aft- Westport.
ernoon at the school. The room Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Johnson
mothers and teachers will be in have moved from the Lake to the
charge of the party. Skokomish Valley where they re-
Unioniles Reunited,
Fishing Boat Returns
cently purchased a home from
Ned Rucker. Mr. Johnson is em-
ployed at the Skokomish Fish
Hatchery. We wish them well in
their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webster of
Wildcat Lake were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Amel Tveit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pahner and
two children of Seattle spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at their cabin
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hogben of !
Walla Walla, Wash. were weekend'
guests of their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hogbem
Other guests were Mr. Hogben's
sister and family, Mr .and Mrs.
Lynn Kelly and Tracy of Malta,
Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Guinette and
daughter Jan were in Shelton last
weekend as guests of Mrs. Guin-
ette's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Iohnson.
i
Miss Roberts Crape has been
staying in Shelton the past few;
days as a guest of Miss Shirley
Hopkins.
CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Mueller (Joan
Trenckmann on the birth of their
baby son last wee. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Trenckmann of at. 1, El-
ms, are the maternal grandpar-
ents.
Last week on Wednesday eve-
sing Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sellers of
By Ethel Dalby
UNION.-- The return of the
trawler, the Lonny L, from the
fishing banks near Ketchikan,
Alaska, was a joyful occasion for
M:s. Pauline Wyatt and son Vern,
as well as Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh
Keller, first mate and skipper of
the craft. Mrs. Keller is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Wyatt.
The Kellers left for AasRa ear-
ly in April, and have been located
for the most 15arL at ELfs hflet
which is near Ketchikan. They
have put in a very busy and fi-
nancially lucr&tive six months.
The fit mate handles the lines
and gear and also cleans the daily
catch for the fish buyer to pick up
in the evening. The skipper puts in
a fairly busy day at the wheel
house during the fishing season
and taking a little time off to de-
vote to ship's galley duties.
The Kellers live aooard theh'
craft and have also been taking
the trip northward each spring
for the past 15 years. It may be
assumed the skipper has picked
up a few salty and nautical terms
along the way, which same miglt
lead to a few interesting incidents
during the first days at home and
walking on a floor with an even
keel. She might speak for instance
of swabbing out the galley, or put.
tiny the book on the sa'bo'd bunk,
or the jelly in the locker to port
until being used to a stationary
home on dry land.
As several others of their friends
who are a htmband and wife crew,
with no outside help or crew, the
Kellers apply themselves serious-
ly to the taking of King salmon
during their run, and with cohoe
after the kings are through. This
year's run of kings was exce.tion-
ally good, according to fisher-
men's reports. The kohoes how-
ever were reported as not being
up to the usual take.
It all sounds like a wonderful
and exciting venture, that is for
one season, but then who knows
better about the romance and ad-
venture to be found in this busi-
ness than the KeIIers, themselves,
First Mate and Skipper?
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arm was well
(lay to :ettu'n to
the Mary M. Knight
The Matlock
will hold a
Friday evening fo:
at 7:30 p.m. at
Miss Charlotte
port was a
and Mrs. Alien
Ray0nier
Installs
A far-reaching
onier's long-range
program was
this week with
Company's new
system at the Gra
sion.
According to
(dent manager for
$47,000 project
completely sepa
sanitary sewers
facility. Tie-in with
quiam sewer lines
just as soon as
ready for service.
"Untreated
now widely
water pollution
"With the cit"
position to offer a
fective sewage
OLlr mill's
now be piped to
treatment. The
pleted called for a
in our mill pip:
marks an inm
our continuing
clean water,"
I'LL PAY A V
EVERY WI00]
AND THEN MY
PIECE I'LL S
q
OK Rubber
Welders
likes golf
2226 N. ulympio Hwy.
HA 6-4832
Evergreen 00exaeo
FIRESTONE TIRES
Motor TUneup, Generators,
Starters, Lubrloation,
Brake Relining
111: & Franklin HA 6-3031
Kimbel Motors
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
RAMBLER
METROPOLITAN
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
707 S. First HA 6-3433
Manley's
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
"Shelton's Favorite"
For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner
or Just a Snack
125 Cote HA 6-3953
Shelton Union Service
First in tires--U. S. Royal
i . Eoonomy Car Wash
Vacation Trailer Rentals
U Drive Trucks
332 S. First HA 6-8002
Shelton Hotel
"If You Can Find A Better
Place To Eat Try Itl"
Banquet Facilities
8at. Nito Smorgasbord
Blue Ox Corral
Ph. HA 6-3341
Leroy's Television
SERVICE
Motorola Television & Radioe
"You Get Guaranteed Quality
In Salso and Service"
2218 N. Olympio Hwy.
HA 6-3172
,,,, , ,,
Rex Floor Coverings
Floor, Wall
Kiwanian
! & Countsr
Coverings
HA 6-2292
1723 Olympic Hwy. N.
Sears C00talog
SALES OPFICE
"Satleftlon Guaranteed or
Your Money Baok"
Evergreen Square HA 6-8201
i
Timber AppUance
Authorl=ed Dealer
1111 & Sarvioe
i Eltrbal Gontraoting
Heating -- Wirlnll
HA 6-4633 114 S. nd
J & J Service
"The Beet Friend
YOUr Car Ever Had"
Mr. V!ew HA 6-39S9
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Wlngard's Sport Shop
Complete Fishing and
Hunting Supplies
"Take Along A Buddy"
All Retlldent & Non-Res{dent
Lloensee
2210 Olymplo Hwy. N.
HA 6-6672
III I IIIII II
Saeger's Motor Shop
Johnson Outboards
Homelite Power Saws
8kaglt Boats
8ales & Service
HIIIcrest HA 6-4602
THE BEST IN
Inauranae Coveeago & loe
Angle Agency
Insuranoe. I01 Eltato - Travel
m
4th & R.R. HA 3272
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z0ta Century
Thrlft00ay
"Where Every Customer
le Important
HILLCREST
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Prepp's Rexall Store
'In Buainsle for
Youe Health"
SHELTON, WA8H.
DAIRY QUEEN
"with that
Country Fresh Flavor"
1st & Cedar
Middle initial C.
Shelton
Electric
419 Railroad
HA 6-6283
e
Scout .r
Westlnghomm Appltanoes
The bllt olts no more
..... III I
"LOOk tO tho Freest First"
at
Eells & Valley
APFLIANCE CINTER
123 S. 2fld HA 6-4663
Forrest's Flowers
AND GIFTS
Cut Flowers . Plants
Floral Designs
Flowers and Gifts for
All Occasions
Flowers by Wire
313 Railroad HA 6-6513
Kitsap-Mason Dairy
"Good Milk is Good Food"
Milk & Cream
Ice Cream
Cheese
Butter
Third at Grove HA 6-4473
Les Fields Auto ]Parts
INC.
Complete line of parts for all
oarl & tru©kl
Automotive Ma©hlne Shop
Tools -- Batteries
22.9 S. First HA 6-3351
- Bill Johnson's
Shell Servioe
"Servioe Flret -- SatlMaotlon
Always"
GoodyMr Tires --
N i,L411ver Batteriso
F|PSt &: UI HA 6-3903
Quality at Budget Prices
MODE O' DAY
Evergreen Squar HA 6-8293
Waterfront Realty
featuring
'PREFERRED PROPERTIES'
Developers of Highland Terrace
Marden M. Stroud, Broker
226 No. First HA 6-8535
Depart-
ment
Store
"Friendly
Service
8inoe 1{$95"
l00'00rgrcen Fuel Co.
DleNI 011 & 8rove 011
Automltl Refill Srvloe
310 S. F]I HA 6-8103
Whe00tley & Keary Co.
"Servlae and Qmlllty Flret"
Plumbing Heating
Paper Paint
ContPaotin9
wife's name Dotty
317 8. FIrM HA 6-4553
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BOWLING IS FUN
O)en Bowling for the Whole
Family Friday, Saturday,
Sunday
avid bowler
Shelton Recreation
128 N. Firet HA 6-6252
, BOON'S
Plumbing, Heating & Sheet
Metal Contraoting Plumbing
Supplies Oil Burners
Furnaces
623 S. First HA 6-3483
M. and S. Food Store
Quality Food -- Low Price8
Free Delivery
120 Cota HA 6-4892
I II
'UW class of '34
2nd & Cota HA 6-6311
!
Fessler's i
ICE CREAM CENTER I
"You Can't Bettur The Best" I
premium Ice Cream
At Less than Popular Prices
Activian
422 N. First HA 6-6575
For over 2 yars It hoe been
MoOonkey's ,or Drugs
"Two Looations to Serve You"
306 Railrosd 329 Railroad
HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456
I I
Johnny's Music Box
429 Railroad HA 6-4302
Planes Organs
Acoordlon Leuone
Band Instruments
Sheet Muaio
C. C. Cole & Sons
DISTRIBUTOR
Standard Oil Procmctl
"Trouble Free Fuel OU Semd
for the Home"
118 S. Third HA 6-4411
I II
BeckwRh's
Exeluelve Dealere for
129 Railroad HA 6-3283
Western Auto Supply
i
"THE FAMILY STORE"
WIZARD
The Name lur Qality
softball receiver
315 S, Firet HA 6-6183
Budget Shop
snd
Decorating Center
Across from Evergreen 6quare
II I II III I[ Ill
L00wton Lumber Co.
C & C Paints
Building Materials
Tools-- Rentals
420 S, First HA 6-4303
Thackeray Electric
Co.
"Electrical Contraotors"
Lighting Fixtures
Electric Heat
Wiring Supplies
and Repairs
217 Cota HA 6-6477
Ritner's Broiler
"For Fine Foods
at
Reasonable Prloes"
102 S. First HA 6-4223
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Where b Look for 01ues...
Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights reserved.
Clues may be hidden In ANY ad in this group ad. "v'v'h4:,1 j"
appr$ in any of these ads, it means that additlsnal adve[ .15
that merchant appear elsewhere in thi issue of the paper, '
tlonal oluso may be hidden in any of those ads also! i
Clues w be scatterecl.., there my be from one to frye
any ad or none. This l a contest of skill and we int3
our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to out t J
RULF00
1. is a family ftm contesL In,,-
tries welcome trom every member of
the taUX old .enough to fill out hla
or }$r aa Ta, Y submit one ea-
try per person at any or all of ths
SlnsoHng Melhaate whose 84 sre
in the row that l htavlly bordered
this week -- but oly one entry per
person at a oe store (more than
one will dlsquality all entri ot tlmt
person. or that wk)..yone may
u1. m our temlt
M empleyed b the $ONAL 8pon-
IWtl, Mel their famlltel
(lad, lhstP tl ftlll) are
moat ldl to enter XCII ' during
tl-wekA that the 8pon.ring Mer-
chaat'.Star I feature&
3. Notlmt to, buy. U ay lip ot
peb 'fol"ea't 51ahk. Dd NOT ut
your entry In ma envelope. Not nece-
wl Not 6e;uta&ry to be a subscriber
to the $OtrN/ to pal:tlellte.
1. WO'8 WHO may be none m
t CouatT area, CIu to his
(o h) ktatity will be hidden ONLT
in a4s of Spomlortng Merchmat (thi
m soY d h this ect)oa or any
I!' the merdlant elsewhere in
the paper). en star(a) appear in
any ad la this sUon, it is your warn.
InK that other sd(s) of the same mer-
chant (in which there may be clues)
aP elwl in the psper. Clu
will be ImMtrd--many ads will have
no clues, while others may have u
many u five. This is a contest of skill,
and we intend to do our best to outwit
you. We'll be delighted If you succeed I
in outguessing us, In spite of our best I
e9t t
4, If by coincidence, the name of the:
WHO*S WHO (or other facts about
him) happen to appear in news Items, i
editorial matter, or other places la thisl
newspaper, these will not Count aa
clues.
6. To enter, write down the name
you thik the 'HO'S WHO Ls. List
all the clues you can find in all the!
ads of the Sponsoring Merchants In
this issue. Don't forget your own name l
and addreI! Then. drop your entry!
at say Speak;In. Msrchant wbo adj
l between the heavy borde
lue. You may enter at all_.,,
wish! There are no other pl ,
entries will be accepted [
tries will not be accepted. 15
bsr of the famllymay brln, WI
tries for that family chll
12 must be accomp&'ied bY
6. This wk's contest S
you receive this issus, ad
p.m. Monday of the folloWl
at time ( p.m. net i
dt'awing will be held. '1
da that eorruy la.
W1q0 s WHo ll win 10.
carry also lists every clue ,:
ads of Sponsorlng MerelY. ,;:
'vs o .5.oo win be
ever this BONUS.Is not w0aL :
added to next week's BON., : ,
will continue to row nnttir i'" "
:nnlng the BONUS reqallra
FB]CT list of clues the el"
iber. and all copied correctlY'
7. At unanaounced tlra t
the contest, a special drallfill
held to determlns the wln'd
will take place R t_*. t
drawing fs completed. Wtn;i
relalar drawing will not 1
for the drawing of the .
ACPOT. Winner of thel
3ACKPOT will be the =,L1
drawn (after completion of ul i
drawing) which has BOT ,
rect identification of 0
and a perfect list of clUlt
:wlll not be held for MY$ 2'p
]POT every week. @%t
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8. Every possible precSut.l’
taken to prevent typogr'Pn' R Ti
that might be mistaken fo
errorless typography C/"
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GUARANTEED (by any 11. ",
llsher of the JOURNAL .F
Judge in all questions, and p"
Is final,
Family participation glvr
ter chance t,, win the '--J ht
wife, husband, or some i;0 "
youngster MAY spot a cl :
s,
miss !
don't enter! . .' e
. Remember you can't :
Ps, :]4
News Items Fro m 00nths!de '
Ray Kratcha alut their[ lrojects :l . year,
Ch vet Kids 4-H Club met at and the first year girls will have
Mary Elhm Harrinlans and all "let's cook" for their project and
w.re present except Sheryl Krie- the second year giyls will have
hds who is in the hospital. Th<v "let's hake" for theirs. The club
worked on their new record books i
md made "Sateliles" for the,
:ehool carnlvM. ']'he club has de-
cided to take three projects for
the new year. The next meeting
will be held at Patty Jo MeWs
home on N()vetnher 12.
Guests of Mr. and Mr,. Roy
l-:rumbaugh for the weekeud were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ward of
Sea ttle.
Sonthside Grange Booster Night
hacta wwy nice turnout. The Wag-
ner boys ltnd D(an Dewell enter-
lained with accordion and saxo-
I)hone music and Alf Ribbons
showed movies.
Willing Workers 4-H Club as-
sen]bled for their first achieve-
ment night Saturday night and
-ach boy proudly accepted their
awards from the past prcsideut,
[)avid Puhn, and determined to go
f.rth and do their best again this
,year. The 4-H boys made a fine
.,.',hewing. for their first year in
i-It work. Congratulations Will-
ir, g' Workers.
Friendship Club met at Mrs.
Pobert St,)ys '/Vednosday mid they
(.,!lebrated Ethyl P, racy's and Al-
ma. Hurst's hirihdays for October.
Mrs, Vie Dani,lson gave a demon-
st,at(on on making toy puppies
from bath towels and wash ch)th.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at Mrs. Ivan Ho0tman's
on November 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Clapper
arrived home Tuesday after be-
ing gone for about five weeks.
The Clappers attended a nation-
wide Clapper clan reunion in Ohio
and visited friends and relatives
in Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado.
Busy Bell 4-H Club met at Mrs.
Dora Jackson's Thursday. The
f)ur new members of the club are
Toni and JoAnn Cole, Dixie (a-
Fond and Beth Quimby. The club
girls had tleir mothers there and;
Mrs. Jane Windsor told the girls
elected officers for the new year,
and those elected were president,
Sue Smith; vice president, Beth
Quimby; secretary, Darlene Holt-
orf; treasurer, Becky Jackson, and
reporter, Diane Purvls. They also
lalkecl about achievement night
and refz,eshments were served. The
next meeting will be held on No-
vember 12.
Arcadia. Club met at Ella Chap-
pews on Mill Creek Wednesday.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at Opal Asche's on Novem-
bcr 4, and all club members are
reminded to pay their 1960 dues.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Wolden Sunday for dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ogden, Mike and'
Robin.
Time Watchers 4-H Club met
Oct, 15 and 22, and at both meet-
lngs discussed projects. On Oct.
15, Jane Windsor met with the
Time Watchers and mothers to
tell about projects available for
the club and to explain them. All
members attended Achievement
Night Oct. 24, and received their
pins, ribbons and last year's rec-
ord books. The next meeting will
be held at Edith BedeWs on Oc-
toher 29,
Visitors of Mrs. Ruth Kadoun
and Kim Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Johnston of
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tindall, Bren-
da, Sharon and Joe, of Stletz, Ore,,,
and Mrs. Core Letter and Sandra.
Callers on Mr. and Mrs, H. E.
Wolden Sunday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Newton and
Malissa of Forest Grove, Ore.
Mill Creek What Nots 4-H Club
met at Mrs. Ben Drake's Monday
evening. The secretary took the
minutes with I6 members present,
two junior leaders and one moth-
er was a guest of the club, Karen
Wolf gave a sample demonstratipn
on wood working. The four boys
enrolled in wood working project
w
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Davidson and Goodwin's Evergreen
Texaco Service
Representative in Mason County for
i)l,00)ia _& Wood
PRODUCTS COMPANY
High Grade Fuel and Diesel Oils
1st and Franklin Phone HA. 6-3031
PROMPT SERVICE
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SHELTON-MAS0N COUNTY JOURNAE-- Publi,qhed in "Obrstma.tmrn, U.,R.A.," Shelton, Washin
Boy Scouts Set
Porchlite Drive
Thl
The Annual Mason District Boy
Scout Pund Drive was "kicked
off" at a 7 a.m, breakfast at the
Shelton Hotel last week. The first
salvo in the battle of the budget
for Tumwater Area Council. Ma-
son District has 484 of the 3506
Boy Scouts in the Council, which
has a budget of $37,016 for 1960.
The total effort for the drive
will consist of the Downtown
Drive, which is being chairmaned
by Kurt Mann, and which is al-
most completed.
The Porehlite Drive in Shelton
is to be on Monday evening, Nov.
'2, and is being managed by joint
chairmen Jack Jefferies and Jim
Barrom, assisted by a crew of
Block Captains. It is suggested
that Shelton reidents leave their
porch lights on that evening and
give generously when solicited.
Hoodsport area will be worked
Tuesday evening, Nov. 3, by their
local Scouters and members of the
Legion Post there which sponsors
the Hoodsport Scout Troop.
The Business Drive wlll be ex-
tended by mailed solicitations to
out of town businesses and others
not personally contacted. And fi-
/tally the Special Gifts contacts
will wind up the drive.
It is hoped that everyone is
aware of the value of Scouting in
a community, and of the effort
UILt Ii,&, IJlll lJltt, U Y AIII;tXLV UL
our neighbors in helping your
boys to attain the objectives of
Scouting: Citizenship Training,
Character Building and Physical
Pltnass.
will glw; a demonstration at the
next meeting. Vicki I.tChance
gave a demonstration on cocoa
syrup. Donuts and cider were
rved. for a Hallowe'en treat, and
Karen Wolf was presented with a
gift for her work last year with
the club, and games were played,
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Ben Drakes on Nov. 16, and
:they are going to phm their
Christmas party.
The Navy's Military Sea Trans-
portation Service was activated on
Oct. 1, 1949, thereby combining
the services of both Army and
Navy transports ferrying troops
and supplies throughout the world.
000ySXERY MANiLarge Crowd Atten00 e T 0" 00a!VoeSt Dinner
i'iiii00i" '
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IN JOURNAL S WHO'S WHO STORY I :., i ; ! *°
were
d home of
BY BILL DICKIE Mary M. Knight school last Sat- team lost their game to Moclips, Archie Kelly.
Journal Editor tlrday. Allan Hickson, P.T.O. pres- Monday, Oct. 26 by the score of
(dent takes this opportunity to 30 to 18. Miss Janie
These characters who work thank each and every one who New residents we are welcom- last week
around the Jonrnal office are a
jolly lot, let me tell you!
Just try passing the buck to
them and you wind tip on tile l)us-
incss end of a boomerang. Listen
to my story, friends!
A week hack I spent Thur:ay
afternoon on Ii Cook's totlr of the
magnificent country I)on Warmnn
ha under his jorisdiction as su-
pervisor of the U.S. Forest St'r-
vice Hoodsport district, all day
Friday on the trip to Paste to cov-
er our Highclimbers at their grid-
iron labors, und there was some
kind of business I jnst don't re-
call offhand requiring my aticn-
tion ill the neighbt,rhood of the
University stadium in Seattle that
Saturday afternoon.
So the problem was, when do I
get time to dope out a mystery
character for this Who's Who
thing we're running?
"You guys figure it out," I said,
blithely waving so loug.
Well, when the cat's away the
mice do phty, as we all Icnow, so
here you contestants are stuck
with yours truly as the week's
mystery character . . . because
their sly little minds figured it
was National Newspaper Week so
why not the editor.
He fingered fire chief Deer dur-
Ing fire prevention week, didn't
he? Sure he did.
Well, anyway, they figured out
37 hints for you to find, some of
them real flattcring. . . yeah, like:
never on time, except for game
(Eells & Valley, 18). And that
once known as a "cub" (Mode O'
Day, 16). I d been trying to soft-
pedal that memory from my rook-
ie reporter days for 25 years. They
got that one in, too, here 25 years
(Kimbel Motors, 2) which is okay
but they must have been testing
my temper control when they let
the world know that "we call him I
Willie" {Shelton Hotel, 16). And
just because I happened to be boru
in Missouri did they bare to put
it down I was a mule-state, by
birth (Lawton Lumber, 4)? i
I must admit I'm a sports "nut"
(OK Rubber Welders, 16), a l
deadline detester (Waterfront
Realty, 19), a Monday morning!
quarterback lL.M., 18l, some-
what of a sportsman (L.M., 9), a
Mason (Rex Fh)or Covering, 16),
a Legionnaire lL.M., 10), an Is-
land Laker by residence (J&J Ser-
vice, 16) blue-eyed (Johnny's Mu-
sic Box, 3) and have a strong
yen to return to Hawaii (Water-
front Realty, 19).
I'm also a member of the UW
class of '34 (Coasl-to-Coast, 16),
a Kiwanian (helton Electric, 16),
art ex-Chamber president (Lcroy's
,Television, 10), a partner in bus-
iness firm (Hcrb Angle, 19), that
my middle name (McCully) dis-
i i/!ii
BILL DICKIE
closes Scotch ancestry (20th Cen-
tre'y, 20), and I was a dry-land
sailor during World War II (20thl
Century, 20).
Being a newspaperman I'm in
the by-line business (Forest lIow -
er. 16), a typewriter is essential
tool (L.M.. 9), I'm a photographer
of sorts (Johnny's Music Box, 16),
make-up's Important to him (Me-
Conkey Pharmary, 16), and when
I sell advertising I'm a space ped-
dler (Sears, 18). A newspaper-
man also diseminates information
(Herb Angle, 19), eats by words
(C. C. Cole &Sones, 16), and is
observing national week now (Kit-
sap-Mason Dairy, 6).
As one who doesn't smoke (Rit-
ner's Broiler, 16) I'm an odd-ball
among scriveners but with the ma-
jority wno wears glasses I]moe[
Motors, 12).
The Dick(e-bird gives rise to the
fabled bird of same name (20th
Century, 20) and there's an article
of clothing of same name lL.M.,
9) called a dickey. Then, of
course, that first name fouls up
budgets and how (LM, 9)
My ancient jalopy bears license
number XAF-042 (Eelis & Valley,
12) and for recreation I Hke to
bowl (Shelton Recreation, 16).
That ju about wraps up the list
except for one which means noth-
ing to anyone else but this jolly
crew around here. It was treas-
ures raincoat (M & S, 16). Some-
time I'll tell you that story.
To add a little more mileage on
a well-worn cliche of this busi-
ness, that's thirty, as the crew
put it so appropriately in the very
last column of the very last
in the 20th Century ad. page
worked so hard making the dinner ing to the vicinity are Mr. and
a success. The tables were decor- Mrs. James Mays and six chil-
sled with beautiful shades of dren, who have bought the Ed
dahlias for centerpieces. Pulver ranch in "Deckerville",
The first six grades at the Mary two miles west of the Matlock
M. Knight school will have their store. They formerly lived at
Halloween party this Friday aft- Westport.
ernoon at the school. The room Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Johnson
mothers and teachers will be in have moved from the Lake to the
charge of the party. Skokomish Valley where they re-
Unioniles Reunited,
Fishing Boat Returns
cently purchased a home from
Ned Rucker. Mr. Johnson is em-
ployed at the Skokomish Fish
Hatchery. We wish them well in
their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webster of
Wildcat Lake were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Amel Tveit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pahner and
two children of Seattle spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at their cabin
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hogben of !
Walla Walla, Wash. were weekend'
guests of their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hogbem
Other guests were Mr. Hogben's
sister and family, Mr .and Mrs.
Lynn Kelly and Tracy of Malta,
Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Guinette and
daughter Jan were in Shelton last
weekend as guests of Mrs. Guin-
ette's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Iohnson.
i
Miss Roberts Crape has been
staying in Shelton the past few;
days as a guest of Miss Shirley
Hopkins.
CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Mueller (Joan
Trenckmann on the birth of their
baby son last wee. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Trenckmann of at. 1, El-
ms, are the maternal grandpar-
ents.
Last week on Wednesday eve-
sing Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sellers of
By Ethel Dalby
UNION.-- The return of the
trawler, the Lonny L, from the
fishing banks near Ketchikan,
Alaska, was a joyful occasion for
M:s. Pauline Wyatt and son Vern,
as well as Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh
Keller, first mate and skipper of
the craft. Mrs. Keller is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Wyatt.
The Kellers left for AasRa ear-
ly in April, and have been located
for the most 15arL at ELfs hflet
which is near Ketchikan. They
have put in a very busy and fi-
nancially lucr&tive six months.
The fit mate handles the lines
and gear and also cleans the daily
catch for the fish buyer to pick up
in the evening. The skipper puts in
a fairly busy day at the wheel
house during the fishing season
and taking a little time off to de-
vote to ship's galley duties.
The Kellers live aooard theh'
craft and have also been taking
the trip northward each spring
for the past 15 years. It may be
assumed the skipper has picked
up a few salty and nautical terms
along the way, which same miglt
lead to a few interesting incidents
during the first days at home and
walking on a floor with an even
keel. She might speak for instance
of swabbing out the galley, or put.
tiny the book on the sa'bo'd bunk,
or the jelly in the locker to port
until being used to a stationary
home on dry land.
As several others of their friends
who are a htmband and wife crew,
with no outside help or crew, the
Kellers apply themselves serious-
ly to the taking of King salmon
during their run, and with cohoe
after the kings are through. This
year's run of kings was exce.tion-
ally good, according to fisher-
men's reports. The kohoes how-
ever were reported as not being
up to the usual take.
It all sounds like a wonderful
and exciting venture, that is for
one season, but then who knows
better about the romance and ad-
venture to be found in this busi-
ness than the KeIIers, themselves,
First Mate and Skipper?
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arm was well
(lay to :ettu'n to
the Mary M. Knight
The Matlock
will hold a
Friday evening fo:
at 7:30 p.m. at
Miss Charlotte
port was a
and Mrs. Alien
Ray0nier
Installs
A far-reaching
onier's long-range
program was
this week with
Company's new
system at the Gra
sion.
According to
(dent manager for
$47,000 project
completely sepa
sanitary sewers
facility. Tie-in with
quiam sewer lines
just as soon as
ready for service.
"Untreated
now widely
water pollution
"With the cit"
position to offer a
fective sewage
OLlr mill's
now be piped to
treatment. The
pleted called for a
in our mill pip:
marks an inm
our continuing
clean water,"
I'LL PAY A V
EVERY WI00]
AND THEN MY
PIECE I'LL S
q
OK Rubber
Welders
likes golf
2226 N. ulympio Hwy.
HA 6-4832
Evergreen 00exaeo
FIRESTONE TIRES
Motor TUneup, Generators,
Starters, Lubrloation,
Brake Relining
111: & Franklin HA 6-3031
Kimbel Motors
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
RAMBLER
METROPOLITAN
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
707 S. First HA 6-3433
Manley's
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
"Shelton's Favorite"
For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner
or Just a Snack
125 Cote HA 6-3953
Shelton Union Service
First in tires--U. S. Royal
i . Eoonomy Car Wash
Vacation Trailer Rentals
U Drive Trucks
332 S. First HA 6-8002
Shelton Hotel
"If You Can Find A Better
Place To Eat Try Itl"
Banquet Facilities
8at. Nito Smorgasbord
Blue Ox Corral
Ph. HA 6-3341
Leroy's Television
SERVICE
Motorola Television & Radioe
"You Get Guaranteed Quality
In Salso and Service"
2218 N. Olympio Hwy.
HA 6-3172
,,,, , ,,
Rex Floor Coverings
Floor, Wall
Kiwanian
! & Countsr
Coverings
HA 6-2292
1723 Olympic Hwy. N.
Sears C00talog
SALES OPFICE
"Satleftlon Guaranteed or
Your Money Baok"
Evergreen Square HA 6-8201
i
Timber AppUance
Authorl=ed Dealer
1111 & Sarvioe
i Eltrbal Gontraoting
Heating -- Wirlnll
HA 6-4633 114 S. nd
J & J Service
"The Beet Friend
YOUr Car Ever Had"
Mr. V!ew HA 6-39S9
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Wlngard's Sport Shop
Complete Fishing and
Hunting Supplies
"Take Along A Buddy"
All Retlldent & Non-Res{dent
Lloensee
2210 Olymplo Hwy. N.
HA 6-6672
III I IIIII II
Saeger's Motor Shop
Johnson Outboards
Homelite Power Saws
8kaglt Boats
8ales & Service
HIIIcrest HA 6-4602
THE BEST IN
Inauranae Coveeago & loe
Angle Agency
Insuranoe. I01 Eltato - Travel
m
4th & R.R. HA 3272
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z0ta Century
Thrlft00ay
"Where Every Customer
le Important
HILLCREST
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Prepp's Rexall Store
'In Buainsle for
Youe Health"
SHELTON, WA8H.
DAIRY QUEEN
"with that
Country Fresh Flavor"
1st & Cedar
Middle initial C.
Shelton
Electric
419 Railroad
HA 6-6283
e
Scout .r
Westlnghomm Appltanoes
The bllt olts no more
..... III I
"LOOk tO tho Freest First"
at
Eells & Valley
APFLIANCE CINTER
123 S. 2fld HA 6-4663
Forrest's Flowers
AND GIFTS
Cut Flowers . Plants
Floral Designs
Flowers and Gifts for
All Occasions
Flowers by Wire
313 Railroad HA 6-6513
Kitsap-Mason Dairy
"Good Milk is Good Food"
Milk & Cream
Ice Cream
Cheese
Butter
Third at Grove HA 6-4473
Les Fields Auto ]Parts
INC.
Complete line of parts for all
oarl & tru©kl
Automotive Ma©hlne Shop
Tools -- Batteries
22.9 S. First HA 6-3351
- Bill Johnson's
Shell Servioe
"Servioe Flret -- SatlMaotlon
Always"
GoodyMr Tires --
N i,L411ver Batteriso
F|PSt &: UI HA 6-3903
Quality at Budget Prices
MODE O' DAY
Evergreen Squar HA 6-8293
Waterfront Realty
featuring
'PREFERRED PROPERTIES'
Developers of Highland Terrace
Marden M. Stroud, Broker
226 No. First HA 6-8535
Depart-
ment
Store
"Friendly
Service
8inoe 1{$95"
l00'00rgrcen Fuel Co.
DleNI 011 & 8rove 011
Automltl Refill Srvloe
310 S. F]I HA 6-8103
Whe00tley & Keary Co.
"Servlae and Qmlllty Flret"
Plumbing Heating
Paper Paint
ContPaotin9
wife's name Dotty
317 8. FIrM HA 6-4553
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BOWLING IS FUN
O)en Bowling for the Whole
Family Friday, Saturday,
Sunday
avid bowler
Shelton Recreation
128 N. Firet HA 6-6252
, BOON'S
Plumbing, Heating & Sheet
Metal Contraoting Plumbing
Supplies Oil Burners
Furnaces
623 S. First HA 6-3483
M. and S. Food Store
Quality Food -- Low Price8
Free Delivery
120 Cota HA 6-4892
I II
'UW class of '34
2nd & Cota HA 6-6311
!
Fessler's i
ICE CREAM CENTER I
"You Can't Bettur The Best" I
premium Ice Cream
At Less than Popular Prices
Activian
422 N. First HA 6-6575
For over 2 yars It hoe been
MoOonkey's ,or Drugs
"Two Looations to Serve You"
306 Railrosd 329 Railroad
HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456
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Johnny's Music Box
429 Railroad HA 6-4302
Planes Organs
Acoordlon Leuone
Band Instruments
Sheet Muaio
C. C. Cole & Sons
DISTRIBUTOR
Standard Oil Procmctl
"Trouble Free Fuel OU Semd
for the Home"
118 S. Third HA 6-4411
I II
BeckwRh's
Exeluelve Dealere for
129 Railroad HA 6-3283
Western Auto Supply
i
"THE FAMILY STORE"
WIZARD
The Name lur Qality
softball receiver
315 S, Firet HA 6-6183
Budget Shop
snd
Decorating Center
Across from Evergreen 6quare
II I II III I[ Ill
L00wton Lumber Co.
C & C Paints
Building Materials
Tools-- Rentals
420 S, First HA 6-4303
Thackeray Electric
Co.
"Electrical Contraotors"
Lighting Fixtures
Electric Heat
Wiring Supplies
and Repairs
217 Cota HA 6-6477
Ritner's Broiler
"For Fine Foods
at
Reasonable Prloes"
102 S. First HA 6-4223
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Where b Look for 01ues...
Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights reserved.
Clues may be hidden In ANY ad in this group ad. "v'v'h4:,1 j"
appr$ in any of these ads, it means that additlsnal adve[ .15
that merchant appear elsewhere in thi issue of the paper, '
tlonal oluso may be hidden in any of those ads also! i
Clues w be scatterecl.., there my be from one to frye
any ad or none. This l a contest of skill and we int3
our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to out t J
RULF00
1. is a family ftm contesL In,,-
tries welcome trom every member of
the taUX old .enough to fill out hla
or }$r aa Ta, Y submit one ea-
try per person at any or all of ths
SlnsoHng Melhaate whose 84 sre
in the row that l htavlly bordered
this week -- but oly one entry per
person at a oe store (more than
one will dlsquality all entri ot tlmt
person. or that wk)..yone may
u1. m our temlt
M empleyed b the $ONAL 8pon-
IWtl, Mel their famlltel
(lad, lhstP tl ftlll) are
moat ldl to enter XCII ' during
tl-wekA that the 8pon.ring Mer-
chaat'.Star I feature&
3. Notlmt to, buy. U ay lip ot
peb 'fol"ea't 51ahk. Dd NOT ut
your entry In ma envelope. Not nece-
wl Not 6e;uta&ry to be a subscriber
to the $OtrN/ to pal:tlellte.
1. WO'8 WHO may be none m
t CouatT area, CIu to his
(o h) ktatity will be hidden ONLT
in a4s of Spomlortng Merchmat (thi
m soY d h this ect)oa or any
I!' the merdlant elsewhere in
the paper). en star(a) appear in
any ad la this sUon, it is your warn.
InK that other sd(s) of the same mer-
chant (in which there may be clues)
aP elwl in the psper. Clu
will be ImMtrd--many ads will have
no clues, while others may have u
many u five. This is a contest of skill,
and we intend to do our best to outwit
you. We'll be delighted If you succeed I
in outguessing us, In spite of our best I
e9t t
4, If by coincidence, the name of the:
WHO*S WHO (or other facts about
him) happen to appear in news Items, i
editorial matter, or other places la thisl
newspaper, these will not Count aa
clues.
6. To enter, write down the name
you thik the 'HO'S WHO Ls. List
all the clues you can find in all the!
ads of the Sponsoring Merchants In
this issue. Don't forget your own name l
and addreI! Then. drop your entry!
at say Speak;In. Msrchant wbo adj
l between the heavy borde
lue. You may enter at all_.,,
wish! There are no other pl ,
entries will be accepted [
tries will not be accepted. 15
bsr of the famllymay brln, WI
tries for that family chll
12 must be accomp&'ied bY
6. This wk's contest S
you receive this issus, ad
p.m. Monday of the folloWl
at time ( p.m. net i
dt'awing will be held. '1
da that eorruy la.
W1q0 s WHo ll win 10.
carry also lists every clue ,:
ads of Sponsorlng MerelY. ,;:
'vs o .5.oo win be
ever this BONUS.Is not w0aL :
added to next week's BON., : ,
will continue to row nnttir i'" "
:nnlng the BONUS reqallra
FB]CT list of clues the el"
iber. and all copied correctlY'
7. At unanaounced tlra t
the contest, a special drallfill
held to determlns the wln'd
will take place R t_*. t
drawing fs completed. Wtn;i
relalar drawing will not 1
for the drawing of the .
ACPOT. Winner of thel
3ACKPOT will be the =,L1
drawn (after completion of ul i
drawing) which has BOT ,
rect identification of 0
and a perfect list of clUlt
:wlll not be held for MY$ 2'p
]POT every week. @%t
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8. Every possible precSut.l’
taken to prevent typogr'Pn' R Ti
that might be mistaken fo
errorless typography C/"
oe)
GUARANTEED (by any 11. ",
llsher of the JOURNAL .F
Judge in all questions, and p"
Is final,
Family participation glvr
ter chance t,, win the '--J ht
wife, husband, or some i;0 "
youngster MAY spot a cl :
s,
miss !
don't enter! . .' e
. Remember you can't :