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November 8, 1962     Shelton Mason County Journal
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.November 8, 1902 ' SH'ELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Chrzstmastow, U.S.A." Shelton, Washington , Page 13 Thursday November 8,! '- .  ...... 0000Urnal Want Ads Square D,mcmg LPISCOPAL CHURCH BAZAAR NEXI IHURSDAY VFW Schedules Cub Scout Pack I I The future is no nlore uncei'taff kLL pa 48 46 58 60 66 58 SIMPSON MEN'S W ] nsulati]:g Board ........ 22 Mill 1 ........................... 19!§ En;:i n:'m; .................... 19 .... Log,;crs .......................... 19 Mill 2 .............................. 19 fOdh'oad ......................... 18 Loader: ......................... 14 Shops ............................. 13! Hig'h gamc -- Glen 234. High series .... Glen 595. Iaih'(;ad 4 i Sta-AhlqU! Shops 0 (H.oy Petty 486 4 (Dick McGee 504, (Hal Moore 534); Mill 2 r,,,n(t 5011, Insulating : (Bill Rutter 427); (Glen. Robcrtson 595), (Chuck Thompjson 490). Jack Now Located at Lane: in Olympia O New and re-drilled balls, King Louie shirts, precision bow[it drilling -- plugging PHONE Saturday Evening LOOKING OVER SOME of the gift items which will be for sale at the St. David's Episcopal Church Bazaar next Thursday are (left to right) Mrs. Orville Moran, general chairman; Mrs. Chas• Redman, publicity; and Mrs. Phil Bayley, luncheon chairman, and Janie Eager, interested bystander. The Bazaar will be held from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Luncheon will Joe served from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The menu will consist of scalloped oysters, meat and vegetable casserole, three bean salad, hot rolls, coffee, tea Visitors Feted By Nydia Club At Recent Dinner Mrs. t-Ienrietta Amundsen, Queen of Zorn Temple, Daughter of the Nile, was honored recently when the members of Nydia Club entertained at Alderbrook Inn. Forty-five officers and members were present to enjoy a lovely dinner and social 9vening presid- ed over by the presidetn, Mrs. Carol Gruncrt,. Miss Susan Grun- err sang several .electious, accom- panied by Mrs. Marie McKay. Visitors from Tacoma, Olympia, Aberdeen, Centralia and Hood Ca- nal were introduced. Mrs. Kay Sutherhmd was presented as a new mcmber of Zorn Temple Pa- troI. Queen Henrietta complimented Ny(iia Club members for their di- ligent work for the crippled Chin or milk, and apple crisp• Price will be $1 for adults, 75 cents for children. The coffee bar will be open from 10 a.m. to 3'30 p.m. with cookies, cake and pie available. Christmas decorations, unusual gifts, homemade candy, gourmet boeth and dolls with complete wardrobes are a few of the items to be offered, Other chairmen are Mrs. Grover Brewster, gift booth; Mrs; Isaac Jeffery, gourmet booth and Christmas decorations; Mrs• Kenneth Gray, apron booth; and Mrs. Glenn Roessel, candy booth. I Club Woman Of The Week NSLIRANCE FOR YOUR TRIP! : The Salty Sashaver Squa'.'e Dance Club will h'tve its ]'eglzlar .: (tam:c :it 8:30 p.m. this Satm'ady in the Memorial hnll. Clint Ren- ney of (.)lyJ.H)ia i.; tile (:;tHel' ,tot'[ the club. MI'. (tll(t ]lil's. LioIHI l)ay slid M}'. ali(I MI'S. BIWI Deyelte will l)( hosls tOF the evening. .... ........... All NqllllFe (IlII/C()FS aI'O invited lt) ill(} ',lllll(!t' all(] spet.tnt:ors are ll\\;vltys ',v(] (!on] e. "l']ll ;(t II il, l'( (|1 II(!O ] ('N!-:(HI S are conl inlliila," eacl M(md;ly cv(,ning at ]ordeallX school. AMAI{ANT[i TO IlOLI) III;M.MAGE SALE Laul'el Colu't Ol'dcr of AYll{}L- lallth will hold a I{ummage Sale fl'Olll 9 a.nI. to ,I p.li1, in the PUD auditorium Friday and Saturday. There will be toys and lots of childrens clothing. t From home one day or longer, up tO: :ontinuous protection on land, sea an= : vel Accident insurance. Rates are 1o' st yoc can have insurance protecti ,ment and other personal belonging ,YOUR OUR LOAN ! ADD ON BEDROOMS . . . finch the attic or basement.., enlarge the entire house. Our modernization loan will take care of the costs. No down payment necessary, take years to repay. Simply bring in your plans and contractor's estimates. Our experienced counselor is at your service. Investigate today. d,ren's hospitals. present the club is busy making fitted sheets for the cribs, and stu,.'fed animals for the child- HGLE AGENCY if, ,on of the, Spokane hospital. NvdieL Club had special mention 4 for "its large funds turned over to " ' ....... the children's hospital from mo- nies derived from Memorial funds. _ . • , Anyone wishing to .:end money as a nlemorial may do so through any member of Nydia Club"o'P to Mrs. Bessie Hall, 118 So. Third street. Tile next meetint" will be Nov- ember 28 at the ilome of Mrs. Herb Rotter in Union. :: '- ::!::!'] :!! Rebekahs To Have THE GIRL SCOUTS of Shelton are fortunate to have Billie Holm Official Visitor Friday interested in their work. In addition to having a troop of girls she Rub3 Rebekah Lodge No. 75 is also Neighborhood Chairman of Mason County to the Tall Tim- will hold its regular meeting at be Council. 8 p.m. Friday night at the IOOF ' ...... ;' "" hall. There will be an official vi- The Girl Scouts of Anlerica cele- tercsted in kcepin Kthe Girl Scout- sit from Jeanne Bergerom, dis- brate their 50th amiversa)'y tiiis ing program alive m this area trict deputy president of District year. At the end of 50 years they find the going rmlgh at times. No. 11 of District 3. are still faced with the'same ms- Parents' just are not interested The commiLtee for the evening jor problem they h;we had from enough, or too bnsy to give help will be Ruth Yule, Judy ,Vilson the beginning of the program --- when it is needed. It is always and Ida Lundquist. Members are getting leaders, the same few who can be relied ....... elm is o ..... on Billic feels however if she urged to attend and hear Mrs. lJlllle rl .' 'le Ol Otll" Jocal " ' . ' , ' * " Bergerom's program, mothers who has given much of helps one girl. he)' efforts have her time and energy to help keep been well paid for. Billie is also a members of the Donnie J. Orthopedic Guild. She is Room Mother at Mr. View school for the fifth time this year. She is helping for the fourth year with lunch room duty. She and her husband, I'red, are members of the Shelton Dance Club. The Holms have thi'ee youngs- ters, Mike. 10, Jenny, 9. and Jeff, 7. When Billie isn't busy with her own youngsters, or other people's she enjoys gardening, sewing and reading. SEY POTLUCK TOMORROW NIGHT A pouck meeting of the St. Edwards Youth Group will be held at 6 p.m. Friday in the church basement, A complete report of the recent carnival will be given. RACHEL KNOTT GUILD LUNCHEON MEETING The Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild will meet for a 12:30 p.m. luncheon meeting November 16 at the home of Mrs. Harry Deegan with Mrs. Grover Brewster as co- " hostess. Girl Scouting in existence in Shel- ton. This will be her third year as a Brownie Troop Leader. This year her troop merged with an- other one giving he)" more than 20 girls. Larger groups is part of a new program that is being plan- ned for the near future. Mason Courtly Girl Scouts for- merly had their own council. Re- cently a new arrangement was made whereby they joined the Tall Timber Council which also inch)des Thurston and Lewis coun- ties. As yet is it is too early to tell if this will work out satis- factorily for everyor/e. It gives Sheiton the advantage of leader training which they did not have before. However, being of much smaller size, they are well out- numbered in representatives. Billie is Neighborhood Chairman of Mason County to the Tall Tim- ber Council. Her duties are to at- tend Council Board meetings, pre. side at local leaders' meetings once a month, handle correspon- dence ad act a a delegate tO council-wide meetings twice a year. People like Billie who are in-  New super torque Ford Galaxie...big and lively with the real Thunderbird feet!   Hew Ford Fairlane...h0t new middleweight with V-8 punch!  New Falcon C0nvertible...livel the fun built rightin!   New Thunderbird...m0re unique than ever in'63!  Talk about one-Mop shopping] l You cafft top a Ford Dealer for'63 ! i!, c0mpacts to classics, your Ford Dealer to pep. Or such freedom from care-for each* i00AIO00 l, ! 00rica ,,ive,ie00t, - . Itasam ' mostcare freecars of these head turners has wonderful new )N J=l i I|lnall.starautoshowalbyitself--Ford's service-savingfeaturesthatcuty°urservice ,,, _ • - mm,- ! !:i) and Ivel line-up for '631 Four distinct stops to twice a yearor every6000 m' esl So ,h Y I s, 44 different modelsl No other dealers why look further and find less? Shop right ..e I I i r You such freedom of choice--from price here for the most cho ce--and the choicestl 501R ilroad Avenue PAULEY INC a i i LOGGING COMPANY, Inc. oo,s,,uo00,o, 0000lVl,, • DOC - FLOATS - BULKHEADS - BRIDGES BUILDING FOUNDATIONS EXOAVATIN6 -- PITRUN gRAVEL Underground Utilities EQUIPMENT RENTALS By Hour or Contract DUMP TRUCKS-- LOADERS--SHOVELS--TRENCH HOES MACHINERY LOWBED  BOOM TRUCKS BULLDOZERS - ROAD GRADER - COMPRESSOR - PUMPS DIAL--426-6203  426-3433 707 South First ii than the present. - .'Walt Whitman Annual Turkey Presents Awards At ................................................................... Shoot Nov. 17 First Monthly Meeting At the last regular meeting of the "VFW held last Friday, final plans were laid for the Anmzal Turkey Shoot to be held at the Airport Rifle Range from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Novenlber 17. TLc pub- lic is invited to attend. The Post has made arrange- ments to receive a listing of all Civil Service johs in this area. Anyone interested in a joh is wel- come to look at tile list on the bulletin board at the 1lenlorial hall. The Teen-Age dance scheduled for last Friday night was cancel- led beause it conflicted wiLh school activities. The noxt dance will be held November 17 and will carry a Sadie Hawkin's Day the- me. Don't forget Veterans' Day skits on the October theme "He- Richard Holland, W.M. November 11. It is in memory of roes t'ronl Books". Following the our greatest war heroes, the boys meeting Den 1 selTed refresh- Gerald Samples, Sec'y. who )level' came back. illents. FASIIION SHOW AND LUNCHEON TO BE NEXT THURSDAY The Olympia Area Guild Coun- cil, member of Tacoma Orthopedic Association, will present its an- nual luncheon and fashion show to be held at the Tyee next Thursday. Social hour begins at 12:30 p.m. with hmcheon at 1:30 p.m. Bridge will follow for those who wish to play. Tickets are $2 and reservations are being taken by Mrs. Bern Scoles in Shelton, phone 426-8567, oz' Mrs. Don Henry in Hoodsport, phone 877- 5304, or phone the Tyee in Olym- pia. The glitter and finery of the coming holiday season, along with tile new fall street wear will be shown. All fashions presented are trom M:. M. Morris. Proceeds from this event Go to lhe Tacoma Orthopedic Associa- tion for t.e operation and main- tenance of Mary Bridge Children Hospital. Reservations will be closed on Tuesday so call early. Remember', laat year was a sell- out. Models will include "Miss Che- halts" Chart Durnbroski, and the Mesdames Win. H. Hammond, Irv- ing Peterson, Don Henry, Lawr- ence Wilson, Whitmore Reading, Bern Scoles, Larry Shea, Sack Lindskog and Walter Meyers. Girl Scout Council Y00eeting Date Set , . The fall Council meeting of the ll,lmtnd Wint, r Weath00.r T'tll Timber Girl Scout Council Hl%lililVlk IIIVVVJ V V will be held at. 9:30 a.m. next Wed- v nesday at 1he PUD auditorium. 111111111 Ill PAllllIlA lllBiql.1 A sh;)rt coffee session will pre- UlllI,1 ILl lilIlllll " - NlIllli (',.'.de. the business meeting which IIII!1 Ir-LILU/IIIV lin-Ill V*IU 1TlCillde the snowing of a, new film, "This is Girl Scouting". The Cleanest, Most Dependable, Comfortable bets of the Council from Mason Thurston and Lewis counties are T TXr' D-mm5= "15T'Zg'rl'I:Tf"AT .T .y invited to attend the meeting, l.Lv D.P-.t..L..L, .LUZ.2,,L.L,XX,,Z'X.a.. do-o;ii};i-n}-)-N{ . MASON It II Irl HA O left for Honolulu last Friday on JACK COLE, nresident; TOM WEBB, secretary; the K.U.I. Carwr Clan Tour. hSe  --- r will return November 10 ED TAYLOR, commissioner; CLAUDE DANIELSON manage Try A-o.rn-ai Want Ad .................................................... Th00nk You So Very Much Tile first monthly meeting of Cub Scout Pack 11 was held Oc- tober 26. The meeting was opened by Den 2 prcsenUng the flag. After a brief song period [hc new boys joining the Pack were ini.ti- ated under the direction of Jack Grubb o.nd Chuck VVinne. 0 Dick Endicott presented the fol- lowing awards: Bobcat pins to Mt. Moriah Lodge Jack Benedict, Mike. l!.ennel', Curt ,: Hunter, Billy Hunter, Neal Puter, , A , F. & A. M. Randy EndicotL Mark %Valmsley and Mike Joimson; Volf badge,  NO. 11 ; l)avid Lanning; Silver ar),ow, yea)' service star and Denner stripes to John Suttt.n; dinner st,'ipes to Stated aommunicatlon I Jel'ry Smith, Domt!d B'enedict and Ivan Dyson. SATURDAY, NOV. 10 Dens 3 and 4 presented brief ' ) ) TAPPAN RANiIE OPEN HOUSE SPEI)IAL EXTENDED Your kindness and generosity ov. erwhelmed us during our open house last weekend in our new home. We are deeply grateful and feel we have many new friends as the result of your visit to our new quarters friends not only for our two estab- lished brands of appliances, Tappan Ranges and Gibson Refrigerators and ' I Freezers, but for ourselves as well. " We thank you most sincerely for your expressions of good will and your generous purchases of our mer- chandise during our grand opening. Such indication of confidence will serve always to inspire us to do ev- erything in our power to justify its continuance throughout our efforts to serve you in the future. We congratulate, too, the winners of our door prizes: BOB WOLDEN, 1702 S. Pioneer Way, portable typewriterlst prize. Best buy ever on a Tappan ElecfrTc range , • • .... 'I  'K'" ......... t" IYI2-I'L £N 0 2-2-J, .L,3UD allroaa, features brushed chrome back panel, automa € electrlc clock with timer, Meas-ur-heat infinite top MRS. EVA KENNEDY, Rt. 3, Box un,t control, hft up cooking top, huge all porcelain 3  TVANI A.'Pn - "J - oo oven interior, lift-off oven door, removable oven Record Albums bottom, lifetime Titanium porcelain exterior finishs " ,, full-wldth storage drawer at the bottom. RIIII n.h, ¢IACl CIR i/i Sincerely Yours, llPllll VlII 1 I VVIVV !1 / -- __  .... for a liml'ted time longer em an(1 naron warren.f ' k ' L ' RATION LEM WARREN REFRIQE IN OUR NEW HOME AT 2nd AND COTA