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November 8, 1962     Shelton Mason County Journal
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ag 20 Progress Grange At Kamiiche To Have Gavel Meeling Friday Night Progress Grange for last gavel A. P. Bissell. . meeting of the year. The meet- MR. AND MRS. Newell tllison ing will be at 8:30 p.m. had dinner at the Gene Taylor M'(mday evening Mr. and Mrs. home Friday evening. Edwin Petty had dinner with Mr. l?etty's sister, Della Boyer, Olym- 13ia. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wood, Mrs. Mainwaring and children motored to Renton to visit with the Les Mainwarings last. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Nelson at- tended the Grange Halwest dinner at Ha,Mine Island. Saturday. FRIDAY NIGHT the worner of Kamilehe Church surprised Mrs. Dewey Sigo with a baby shower i for their new son. She received rna,ny nice gifts. Those present were Mrs. Earl Bradley, Mrs. Don Whitener, Mrs. Tony Ellion, Mrs. Ed Sigo, Mrs, Myrtle Penn, Mrs. Roy Went and Mrs. Phil Simmons. Charlie Herz of Sielton was a Saturday evening guest of tim: Edwin Pettys' Eric lagergren is home on a 12-day leave from San Diego, where he was in Hoot training. Eric reports back to Sail Fran- cisco, where he will take up work in electronics. Weekend guests of the Edwin Pettys were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan and Dianne, Mrs. Edie l)arnetl of Salem, Ore, D011 and Mary Newman of Seattle, and Christi ,lorgenson of Olympia. Other Sunday guests were the Roy Pettys of Shelton, the Robert Pettys, Marlene Johns of Lower Skokomtsh and Peggy Castro. Harstine Grand Has Good Turnout At Harvest Dinner Last Saturday BY DONETTE (L GI,ASEI¢ HARSTINE.--Saturday evening the Harstine Island Grange held it ',, annual "Harvest Dinner." More "nan 150 persons enjoye 'eating dinner out." The door prize was won by Mrs. Olive Shultes and the pole lamp by Gene Seward. The flowers that deco- rated each table were donated by "Mr. and Mrs. A1 Pridham and md were arranged by Mrs. John Itit.ehcoek. The members of Hars- line Grange wish to ttlank avery- one who turned out for dinner and social evening for without each one of you our dinner Wollld not .have been tile grand success it was, And a, special "Thank You" to those who "pitched in and gave us t hAping hand when we got swamped." On Wednesday afterxloon several "Cove Ladies" called on Mrs, John litchcock at her home at,, Baliow. Z,l'esdarncs Lee Carlson, Aina An- dersoil, Ed Wilson, Marie Crouch, He.](,ll ,Iohnton slid Johllrly Jobs- yon and Miss Helen Louise Sim- ITIons drov(; S0utll d()'vvn "Holly- wood and easl lo Bailow, ils spec- tacular view and a relaxing Lfter- rool7 koffceldateh. Gil logers of Vancouver, and brolJwr Walter of Saslatehewan, CIt,llflda, spent lhe" weeken(l ;it the lterb Spats" Imme a.t Point. Wilson. MR, AND MR.S I, ARRY Jerrells Jiave: returned from a two-week [rip"to GlenclMe, Ca.idf. They at- tendvd ll]e wedding of son Neff to Julio Gil in l'acoima, Calif. They visited Florence's cousin in North Hollywood, the 9.I(t Fields, whom she hadn't seen for 22 Dmrs. They Stopped in I-edondo Beach and Long Bea(dl iO visit Loiq Meeks ,;isl.ers, They also visitett in Palm Springs, returning home via Reno lnd yJol'thel'n California, lhey were amazed at all the Morro damage ,t D eastern Oregon, lPlorenee says the trees do llOl look like they were ip,rooled, but Iwislod off. They arrived ilome }0riday, picked lip ,5on, H,,rlin, who had been the iloI1:, fftlest of the George Waites and haa.ded the truck home, Wednesdy nighl, the goblins a11d wJlebes rode arotlnd tiarstine no1: on a broom, bul. in the back end of the (]lasers station wagon, the Glasers four children, Ed mid Bill .Waite XVanda, Darlene, Betty and Huffla Laur and Linda and MI'S. Doug White "tricked and tl'vated" around the Cove frea. Flore|)ee Jerrells. Maxine WaRe and Mac Tierney att.ended the eotlllly commlssmners meeting tn Sllelton. They were pleased to h,a,iTi illa,t tile land being con- iderod for a garbage dump is rations. New Mystery Siste.r names were drawn and last year's Sisters were revealed. Tile next meeting Will be Dee. 14 at. tile Tierney home witll Maxine Waige as co-hostess. All ladies wlmt.he" members of the Women's Club or not: are invited to their party. Eacll person attending is asked to }:ring an exchange gift of $1 value. Club members are also to bring their Mystery Sister exchange gift.. Ferry tally for Sunday alone was 154 cars. Twelve deer wew. taken off Sunday for a total of 53 for the season. Mrs. Aina Anderson entertained her family, Sunday. Occasion was lnga and :Johnny Johnson being bere from' San Pedro. Helen and Gunner, Alvin, Peggy and Mark, Carl and Bel.ty and girls and Dlizabeth ,and Sundills all came aotluel(, but of course Ma. Andcr- son had t good Swcdisil dinner all ready for h.m family. Inga and ,IohIHly left Ttlesday and headed sou I h. Tuesday'. evening Mr. and Mrs. R. L, MeCulloch. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shnmons, Mr. and MI'S. Sid l,.mndgar(, and Mr. and Mrs. Nels F, auflsgard joined together with lhe AI Pridlmms at tteir imme on Picketing I"a;as, flu' a birLhday- anniversary parly llil,l'illg the R. L. McCulloehs 0n lheir annivcr- .'-'al'y and Gordon Simmons and Nel's Baunsgard's birthdays. The llours ;it. lhe Harstine Is- land slore will be cllanged to ll a.lll.-5 pall. on Nov, 13. The store t:as brim remaining open until 6 p,m. earl1 night NROTG Application Deadline Nov. 16 ttigb school seniors and gra.du- ates have until No, 16 to apply for l.he Navy's Reserve Officer Trduing Corps. Applicants will take thp natienwPh'  Oml),,ltive exanflnation Dee. 8 as the first step toward an ,.ippoinlnlent a.s midslfipnlan. Designed to sttpplenaent the ,q'- fleer oulput of llhY Naval Aeadc- nay, the NROTC program makes it possible for a young rnan to eat21 a regular commission while studing, a,t a civilian college of his choice which has an NROTC unit. All trillion, fees and books are fur- nished by tile Navy, and the. stud- enl receives an a mnia.l retainer of $600 for not more thatl fotlr year college course, he is commissioned In the llegular Navy or Marine Corps and goes on active duty as a prospective cmer offteer ill the 'i' '] ' i sI-rELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in ,'Christmastown, U.S.A." Shelton, Washington Thursdpy, Novem / ...... ' .... .... :-"1 ,:[,,,,,o. _.,, Fte s [i've/ .li,l.h bl e: night. ... ROLLS OUT THE CARPET RED erring of club reprcsen ' festival association of the city hall, a recom  ,: was unemimously pas : 20 persons present tha be held. , recommenoanon will b, at a. future meeLing o association's executiv, MEAT BUYS! Clive Troy was no just when the meet be held, one factor be uccess of efforts to fil in the executive corn and board of trustee: expiring terms of offic of inactive mere terms have not expired eight or nine such va. be filled. Sets fresh, Wash. grown whole bodied FRESH FRYERS Wash. grown cub@.- pan ready LB. MINUTE MAiD ORANGE (12-oz. a/$1) 6-oz... /$ C ins On D STEAK L' e Route ROUN , . ason County Commission 9It : P.m. Dec. e of a he Jl a count:y i .r,proposed 1 U.S. Ohoice boneless top LB. ll,oss Pic J the first . issue for e .... t before' .:  election ear |0unty engir ..... ' ' '  Inission the building ansmission ( Boneless Rolled Roast from |he round U.S. Ghoice LB. A.B.G, SO00A Crackers I'sS°PL. 'pc':er" DARIGOLD "AA" Butte r Sweet Cream, Cubes Prints. 1-LB. pkg .... C C P.m. Dec. 3 as the date of a hearing on estab- a county road the route )osed Harstine Island Pickering Passage. the first step in getting issue for construction ot before the voters in a lection early next year. nty engineer reported to the estimated cost building to house emer- equipment was ty and city will share to be built at the on Angleside to re- present inadequate struc- DEFENSE Director Har- | said state civil defense Wanted to meet witi him Engineer Cash Bridg- ttto h what would have to make the basement of a fail,out shelter. ouse ,[i Was a.uthorizeo by the LeOmmission to get bids on ..... .aary work last week. Car- STAR- KIST st after he had checked [ate civil defense officials, /views before going aheaa h[biris'rJen a bookkeeping ma- the County Treasurer's Tuna "| Slale Perm,ls [ashington Utilities and Tender, Moist, Delicate [aation Commission point- ,I }°day Flavor! 6½-oz. illS . • • that state law re- l.lrliel' owners who plan Christmas trees for first obtain a common from that agency. Pearson, conlmission further pointed out that to obtain a corn- permit issued by the in addition to tile spe- tree permit which the local sheriff's o£- for state permits to trees can be made '.ring V¢.U..C. agents ' at the sheriff's office] Thursdays from 1 tel [ at the' State Patrol I Bremerton Thursdays 10 a.m. to noon. ,,,'*,l'l'Sbh" and wil be inspected by Nawtl service. He receives the sa. V Frank Is- 5- the :sanitary department hefm:e me pro.nlotion;:tl opportunitie.s, du- FRESH FROM CALIFORNIA  a , 'our dump" can become a reality. ]:Y a;sslgnnents ana ncnents as They also are nlaRhlg plans for s m.,va'l.Acf.(lenlyc°nte lpOrsry'will be beld at the bnll, Nov 17 ales w'h° nave reaches 1Y arts ]POST CEREALS '' M/X OR MA TCH__, 0000T!0000HOKE s IU' ,,, meetings, open to the public, wtliell .rugn scnoot seiners al.la grauu- ,, ,rvati n F, fosse a{ld't}(; p¢£Tsibility (;i: build* may apply for tile NROTO apti- BAKERY r, ing a fall-ollt shell,er here. I This tud(' teaL. Tho:tA}lo nlaae a q.ll; | Bits (8,0Z,)  Post Toasties (12-oz.) rl- k kno S r ,  lifvln r COle Alll D( glvtn a llgl(i I / },! a ,e,'5 ,erioua proh,cl, and ,le- . g-''' ' ' " . 6ugar Crisp (9-oz.) ................................. 'V r :"1'; estd?:p'st'°ml e'eaf" o or tar Colonial nwes the a, itent]¢;n t)f nil physical exsln ill 1,t)63. Idronl l!lC '" "' "" ' ' " ,.t')CIAL CI,UB will lne(,t Frl- nlullber ?f qualified young .men day night at, the hall a.t 7"30 p nl re nahfing b competition more FIN:. . CE '   I . urant, was namcd Ma. , :c, ,,n 00000, o s00iiO:,Tt ,i! :°°-ii "0 59' (ARRO'SI IU' || | ,IV-,,.llllli V g%r ConservattOnlast. Timrsda.yFarmer, night.. . r badies CInb met Thursday ai gin their nawd careers in college C • I:alao operates a t:ee farm | Ilmmmm IIlIIll [.rl, y Lake on which his the Ann Yates ilome wilh "Mrs. next Septemi)er. ea Olive Shulte,s.' a.s co-imstess. Lunch- - ......................... _ ' I nlmlinl IIIK ient with an eye to future e,,. ,.',.s.,'vd by lt,o,,,toss, a .|..,.,..I W..., a.h hv I IL/IktNU[a "and,.d,,se the,,ward denlorlslration on (Jllrlst;nla,N deco- VUlun wmmut amw nm mll SHUR-FREH, Reg./ "p I I f] I l]l:Uhanlber of Commerce. 8hur Fresh, t'm ' • " " Ai€€€€ l-LB. r IFc 2.LB. '1 J7 EXTRA LARGE SLICERS CALIFORNIA - THE VERY FINEST, [. " , II' t' ers Night, Banquet tn I Pkg. of 6s .......... Ii|trd was resented b, HANDPlCKD, SPECIALLY SELECTED, RIPE AND READY  I ::;.:. il tt., work unlt technic- ""'"'''O''**':'' ............. ,su 00?00AI01!S. . I € " I | --:" 71 'illscrvati°n" . .':":' Je.]i.iMaSOnwAs ' P  "Yc°untYselecte,IS°ilfromand U S ED G A R P R I G E S ..o, ^0,,,. ¢o,. ..os, qu e€4 vvtln ib d - :,: ic:.ilt fa,',ne,'s cons,tiered SLASHED BATH OR OU TIS E ° . € ' "* , 1956 CJlIEVI;OLET 4.door .................... SGgS I FRUIT i!; "Jlave "inel;,dc}t" thinni;lg POTATOES b 9S ' Radio, Hcater, Automatic  195b DODGE 4-door ................................. '69S GAMPBE/i- S (includes Mushroom)--10-oz,  1€41 fltll I .......... IAIUIOI "vil forL"tertiliznti°nlmnber 'ffproductio,,30 acres PONTIAC ......................................... $245 MI!A!,c So,! , v 50 Ib II lffl nll''u-:/'e"ei' l,- - . ..--.--,__ [:, gs ,o.l '.'.,'*'rtilieraeres. and  ......... ................ ...................... $150 I: 29 ,. llush:y " -- ]WI:,, tinder nmnagen-mnt and |1;:: ]i•()][*|: g, white, ag | ..ass 8,? acres of Christ- |S.u.resb, ".JIU| g another 2o under ' > !ibl,ln , r. lAYER CAKE' MI]( °' ,_,.,.oo,: ,o,. ,,,,,,,o ,,,oouo. ( X " , | 11-0Z. Pkg .........  il :i},. 19M DODGE ............................................ $145 ( Tune in RADIO KIN(, for Footb:dl Pre-Ganm " o'te system ,if roads a,,d , nake all pats of his Stble for fighting fires l,)al 1 LYMOUI II .................................... $95 mid Post-Ganm Ilighlights, Co-sponsored by Thriftway 3 in to work with the ' (' "  ' 2 ' ....... 19o3 SII I)IsBAKElg I)iekup .......... $39:5 IAI, t hilinings have GET A DODGE,.. Tt]EY'RE DEPENDABLE See Bud Pauley Motors Ist & Rtilroad Phone 426-8183 Home of RED GARPET Service Ad Prices Effeclive November 8.9-10 half the woodland ia,1 size. l;rank said small poles t I0 Who use it to malce These eanle fl'onl thinning. his Christnl/as tiais week. Dresenting the engrav- to the eonservatiou Hm award was based of the tree thought ahvays in production, rather what was available