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T()I ) N HOMELITE CONVERTIBLE DRIVI CHAIN SAW ENDS FARM WOODCU TTING PROBLEMS • Converts from direct t gear drive irl 9 minutes = Ideal for cord wood, fence posts, land clearing, pru log, 0|C. • Cuts 'flush with the gr0ud ONLY $149" I¢ direct drive wlth 14  bar aJd,lhl V£ ,F ££, N,0000&gg ... Saepr Molor Shop ON H ILLCREST ............................... , ,,,. A88N£O.IJIgTY :IOUIINAL..--. Publihedin "Ohista.t?,'.w,.U,...A" Slldtou,.Wahior.. I i ,, i ', ....... I I ...... ,ill ....... i ..... i .,i ..... t ii . i I i i Ii i rl I 11 .ill ii i "HOLIDAY HINTS" TO BE P RESENTED TUESDAY At a recent special officers' meeting, plans were formulated for the 36t11 Birthday Anniversary of Shelton Moose Lodge No. 1684. The ]seal lodge was instituted No- vember 26 lt)2L Plans aro to have all enrollment of new iTlelll|)¢rs November 24 at the Moose hfll. Slle, lton ah'por't. ']'tis will he preleded by a birth- day oinner for all Moase members and new e:mdida| es together with Iheir wives, Plans have ah'ea(ly been con> pleted for Slate Direeh)r. Harold "Tin3" Wallace of Nphrata to -at- tend as llle honored guest. Other Moose officials from ncarhy lod- ,os will also be invited to attend. Card Party Planned At Catholic Church St. Amlc's Guild of St.. Edwards Church announces It will hostess a bridge and pinochle card party at 8 ,p.m, November 17 at the Pa- rish .hall. Prizes.  door prize and refresh- ments ae inchlded in the 50 cent donation, DEMO(IATIC CLUB " NEXT 'rHUlgSlJAY Mr'. Harry Carlo: L will speak on Civil Defensd at the Mason Coun- ty Democratic Club at 8 p.m. next. Thm'sday" at the PUD buitd- lng. The public is invited. AHLSKOGS SAIL FOR ItAWAII Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Ahls- ling left San Francisco Tuesday bound for Hawaii aboard the Mat- Lines' luxury liner Lurline. He is Division Manager of Simpson Timber Co. / Ibis man gives you ddviK pleasure He gives your ear s lift through proper lubrication. He helps you avoid trouble by keeplg those bearings from getting too dry. Come let our expert lube man qrease y'c.r cat" to insure *you of im0other drivlngl ONE stop here will keep you safely on the GO I ¢0LE'S H0BILGAS .SERVICE 1ST AND PiNE HA 6-3906 "HOLIDAY HINTS" will be presented at 8 p.m. next Tuesday in the PUD building sponsored by the SheI-Toa GUild of the Tacoma Orthopedic Association. Doris Bailey (left) and Lorna Jos- lin (right) Show some of the articles that will be displayed to Guild member, Joyce Halvorsen (center). All types of holiday decorating ideas will be featured. Participating iv the show will be Mrs. Doris Bailey, plastic crystalettes, art- foam and styro-foam centerpieces and ribbon flowers; Mrs. Lorna Joslin, egg carton novelties and velour angels; Mrs. Monica Pridham, fall and Christmas arrangements, chrysanthemum cornucopia, poinsettia and driftwood; and Mrs. Betty VanderWegan, cone and fruit arrange- ments, wreaths, candle plaques and topiary trees. Many more ideas and hints will be presented. Coffee and cookies will be served following the show. There will be two door prizes. A donation of $1 is being asked with all proceeds going to the Mary Bridge Children's Hospital in Tacoma. Tickets may be obtained at the door, from any guild member or by calling 426-6675. WOTU STATE-,COUNTY IHSTITUTE HELD AT BAPTIST N.UROH LAST FRIDAY The Woman's Christian Tern- Union held a State- Institute at the Baptist last Friday. Tbe morning devotions were given by Mrs. Olive Quartier followed by the salutes to the American. Christian and Temperance flags led by Mrs. Nena Roberts . Vice president, Miss Marian Johnson called on the following directors to explain their depart- ments: Mrs. W. H. Snelgrove, National Papers; Mrs. Palmer Roberts, Natural Fruit Beverages; Mrs. David Turner, Christtan Citizenship; Mrs. Ncna Roberts, Publicity, and Miss Johnson talked on Temperance and Mis- sionr, L Preceding th luncheon Mrs. Palmer Roberts served a delicious Fruesta. The afternoon devotions were given by Mrs. Rachel Chase ment of Child Welfare. State president, Mrs. Charles Budde of Seattle told of the re- cent National Convention held in Miami, Florida. and also explained the plans of work for our state for the coming year. Mrs. Budde also announced the appointment of Mrs. Palmer Roberts as State Director of Literature for the coming year. WWI Veterans And Wives Slate Potluck The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of World War I, Mad- rona Baz'racks No. 1462 will serve a potinck dimmer at 6 p.m. tonight at the Memorial hall. Special mu- sic will bc featured. Regular meeting will follow at 8 p.m. WWI veterans and their wives are cordially invited to at- who also explained her depart-tend. To Prove Top Quality Processing Costs No More F R E E 5x 7 Enlargement WITH EACH ROLL OF BLACK AND WHITE FILM LEFT FOR PROCESSING Ziqler's Camera Shop 124 North 2nd Street Phone 426-6163 Alaskan Pictures To Be Shown To Hood Canal Club Mrs. Walter Thwaites will pre- side at the meeting of the Hood Canal Woman's Club at the Pot- latch clubhouse next Thursday. The Lilliwaup members wlll act as hostess. On the committee are Mesdames Lester L. Ager, Chez Reeder and Walter Thwaites. The program to be presented is an Alaskan Travelogue, Dr. Wal- ter Thwaites will be the narrator. A "Bring, Buy and Wear" attracUon wil! afford amusement, the idea being that each member brings an article in a paper bag. The buyer wears this article, whatever it may be, for the rest of the afternoon. Sunday, November 18 the Hood Canal Woman's Club and the Hood Canal Garden Club jointly will give an Autographing Tea trom 2-4 p.m. at the Potlatch clubhouse honoring Mrs. Lois Pierce She is the author of the book entitled "Lost hnmigrants of 1845 and the Blue Bucket Gold". Mrs. John Shortsleeve is the chairnlan of the committee for this affair and witl be ably as- sisted by M{sdames Cecil Gil- bert, Frank McIntyre, Lester L. Ager and Ella Lang. The public is urged to attend (lis tea honoring a local woman of achievement. Journal Wanl Ads Pay I Gary used to fi&,le awful SOur How do you persuade a reluctant youngster that music is not "for sissies"? M Classroom teachers of the West, Alaska and Hawaii do so with the help of our Standard School Broadcast, which, by dramatizing music from symphony to jazz, adds a colorful dimension to learn- ing. N Gary and 2½ million other boys and girls hear this weekly radio program in their classrooms.  Has it inspired in Gary a zest for the violin? Honestly, no. But he now thinks the trombone is "swell," and plays it with vigor. His parents credit this new interest to the classroom music. R Vv'ho knows how many children have discovered an exciting new world through this public serviCe program? It has just started its 35tll consecutive year, so we have served quite a few schodenerations.  Tune in some Thursday. Adults enjoy the program, too. :!:!:;!:!:i?  Planning ahead to serve you betta STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 1 illll District President Makes Visit To Local VFW Auxiliary At the last meeting of the dies Auxiliary to tile Veterans of Foreign Wars, Evelyn Seeley, fifth dish'ict president fl:om Olym- pia made her official visitation. Accompanying her was It-erie lrellnlan, disUict pll)llctty chair- man. also of Olympia. Mrs. Sceley was presenled a lovely corsage and gift from the auxiliary. Josephine Sparks was in char!;'e of the lovely decors- Lions e'-u'ried out in an autnmn tieme. Tile auxiliary Ways and Means chairmal, Vielet Brunbaugh now has tickets available for a quilt made by a cancer patient x\\;,ho is a member of the auxiliary. Dona- tions are 25 cents a ticket oz" 5 tor $1. Proceeds will go to the cancer fund. The VVV¢ Post and its Auxili- ary will be cosponsors of a little bantam league in the bowling lea- gue this season. Hospital chairman, Josephine Sparks, accompanied by several auxiliary members, made a trip to American Lake Hospital Oct. 4 to supervise a lounge party. This Friday Mrs. Sparks and other members will go to Western State Hospital for another hospital par- ty for the patients. Any auxiliary members having rags or maga- zines should contact Mrs.. Sparks for future trips to these hospitals. Old jewelry can also be accepted. Any member interested in helping with the re-wrap program of Christmas gifts of patients on De- cember 18 may sign up now. The local auxiliary has been working hard towards 100% paid up 1963 membership by December 1, the date of the next district meeting. Dues should be paid to treasurer, Florence Hamilton, and can be mailed at any time. It is not necessary to wait until a meeting night. Shel-Toa Guild Meeting Tonight The reffular meeting of the Shel-Toa Guild of the Tacoma Or- thopedic Association will be held at 8 p.m. tonight at the home of Mrs. Nadia Hovind. Members are reminded that the Orthopedic catendars are here and may be picked up at this meeting. Also, if anyone has candy that has not been sold she is asked to bring it to this meeting. Final arrangements will be ma- de for the showing of "Holiday Hints;' to be held at 8 p.m. next Tuesday at the PUD building. Vickie Lee Auxiliary Meets On Monday Vickie Lee Orthopedic Auxili- ary will hold its meeting next Monday at the home of Mrs. Don Iden with Mrs. A. D. Hawley and IVrs. Gene Ayers as co-hostesses. Members are reminded to bring club dues and money for orthope- dic calendars. PAST MATRONS SLATE DESSERT LUNCHEON Past Matrons of Welcome Chap- ter Order of Eastern St&r will meet for a 12:30 p.m. dessert lun- cheon next Thm'sday at the home of Mrs. Hattie Pierce, 1419 Ma- son street. GIRL SCOUT LEADERS MEETING TODAY There will be a Girl Scout lea-. ders meeting at 9:30 a.m. this morning in the Girl Scout Little House in Kneeland Park. ThuPsdav November 8, November 8, 19.62 J/WHAT'S COOKING .IN WHOSE KIT Doing Recipe Favorites of County SERVIC If you want a low-priced car; ...with a Wide-Track ride.. :i i  either bUya "63 Tempestj : ! ...or forget it SEE YOUR ^UTHORIZED PONTIAC,DEALER.FORNEW-ACTINg USED SHELTON MOTO' GUNNY 233 SOUTH FIRST ST. SHELTON S. Reed, recipes and possibly looking for new ones. Divinity is a favorite Christmas candy for many and Bettey MRllinger's recipe is just a little different from the ordinary. Betty is the mother of five little MaUingers, Ella Mae,, 3, l'heresa, 4, Gregory, 5, John, 7. and Melody Ann, 8. Her husband, Jack, is a teacher and coach at the Shelton Junior high school. Betty belongs to the Rayonier Bowling League, St. Rose of Lima Guild, PTA and Faculty Wives. She has the task of selling rolls. coffee and juices at church each Sunday. Any sports interest Betty. She especially likes bowling and swim- ruing. Of course, her youngsters take up much of her time but she WATCH "OUR MAN HIGGIHS:' WEOHESOAY HIGHT, AIC,TV . her recipe has been It for her. CHERRY 3 cups Sugar "} cup Liglt Corn SYN  : cup Water 2 Egg Whites /2 pkg'. Cherry ,IellO /._. cu p Nuts o  Fruit Combine sugar, syrup ter. Cook until it spinS, or tmtil it forms a hal?' cold water. In the meaitt egg whites until stiff.. a little at a time. ConO ing until mixture stands When syrup is ready, over egg whites. Use high speed. C(ntinue til mixture loses its Add mts or fl'uit and teaspoonfuls on to wax cherry jello may b{ Infantry Ga. Reed in parachut- techniques of air- and cargo. He in April, 1962, basic training at He is a 1958 Irene S. Reed High attended Olympic $ 0 * :.W. Dunn, seaman, bf Mr. and Mrs. John Shelton returned t States Oct. 20 aboar aircraft carrier USS son of Mr. Johnsen. Shelton, training Novem- Naval Training Diego, Calif. OF SERVICE active duty four the 7tb army in and a half years, from active service and reentered the of Washington for October 1. Dailey Eagles Auxiliary To Attend Tenino Meeting The Eagles Auxiliary has been invited to Tenino next Monday. The State Auxiliary president is to he there. The Eagles Auxiliary will hold a card party st 8 p.m. this Satur- day at the Eagles airport hall. The public is invited. Marr!age Licenses Applyin,, for marriage . license, t in the Mason County Auditor's of- i rice this past week were: J Donald L. Dill, 44. Bremerton and Erma B. Buriss. 44. Bremer- ton. E. V Re¢ce, 28, Bremerton and Delores Branch 35, Bremerton. Henry Lee Gruver, 25. Olympia, and Leone McNulty, 37. Olympia. ............................... WSCS Luncheon Slated Wednesday The Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service will have a noon hmcheon next Wednesday at the church. Hostesses will be the Ruth Circ- le members. Mrs. T. R. Rowe will be tbe speaker. you prefer it plain. 'David E. Austin in add 1 tap. vanilla wi he obtained a room ................... "-'-"'l hall. Aus- PiV lgJgll.mer Highclimber ath- J,.rLJ.J. aru*,,u " tltternity brother of HENRY STEEN '*tm'nrt: 10th ANNIVEg#" Their 40th wedding aPliav@ lf $9 NI was occasion for a partYJ,:. ,.i IL nt  V' Bess and Henry ste *.2il= Thu,'sday evening. Mrs. , ll'"ll 'r..._-.. party w ares 00avo the mitt iUVCff attended by friends of the couple, - COY o ..... rT _ eoW'- ,- , Ju Mr. ana Mrs. t ,,an0_ . . . married November 1, 19'.T. '--- A th.tet or goT, Montana. They caff$:;i] d the Old Mill Wav- ton in 1928. :ai s and 2 a.m. bun(my A 4-tier Maltese crosSiT: ade off with more .... * ' -,,, and Sil: ill cash various met'- couple's daughter-in-la'o :v .number of cases el Gall Steenscn lad maaO;r.nt, owner, reporteo them. h4red to have been done teasel ' -e ¢# :,.e A gold ire .}.,,i[tWho was experienced formed into a money tree  ]lt of thing. The law for the honored pair. . officers are investi- Mrs. Paul Steense !t this writing the case punch and cake. A level),.,' bowl and dishes with sil'.. PRE-SCHOOL chil- vice were used. a number of black Attending the part onesi), pumpkins, ehie Lemkes. E.L. leaves and Hal- Clifford Starkeys, Al Mix thoroughly Glen Chases. Jim Steensens, Gall Carl Hellman. P ,. gq.[tilmn Ai . 2vs R#"N ' _ .#]1. u chatter, songs and Stecnse " :ht • , er. Top with e'der \\; _..0¢es. The result will 'e Pre-School party Wednesday. Betty assisted by Mrs. and Mrs. Bill Rob- thers, for this gala of the kinder- n children to celebrate ! the wandering and" goblins were on doors to col- treats prepared Young People's church, under the Mike and Leslie the old haunted the Jarvis family, had been made of fun. Other propelled by the moved a few a few windows, firecrackers and a. good time. No re- came to our at- usable arti- dispose of may church before from King's coming out that what. has been is a good time to closets and con- cause at the TiM! KEEPS OU1 HOLDS ,IN uP to !! (') €01d weather catch you u  WOrm, cozy home all wide r" !ss from your Hardware ot L '* :::::'?$i$; i:;:,::;:!'.;: :i::ik:;: : ,u,, ,,0, ....  BETTY MALLINGER, shown here with Theresa, Ella Gregory, has given us her Cherry Divinity recipe. It in especially handy in the oh-so-close holidays aiead. Impossible as it may seem, still finds Lime to do Christmas Is just around the col'- ing and knittin nez:. It is abou! time to start hunt- Divinity is ing up favorite candy and cookie cult candy to make but