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vember 14, 1963 SI-TELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL .--- Published in "Christmasfown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
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'lal Visitor F er i iDemonstrations PLANS JANUARY NUPTIALS
!Amarantl, ! Social Eren ts rGivenAtCanal
:][light of tl.e last meeting ii
e, Oourt, Ordor of Area,-, Garden Club Meet
[0l Matron, Mac Munyon, I oc,ety Kdttor The Hood Canal Garden Club
given hvnors and present- / "'' enjoyed two demonstrations last
t a_ gift by members and PLAN 'bur:;da, at t.e rcgular monthly
[! the cofi'rt. To eelebrate t S meeting at the Potl,,ch Woman's
,in a dinner was served l clubhouse.
|e meeting. { Mrs. Arthur Kra,us gave an in-
Lourt secretary, Evelyn{ teresting talk on flower arrange-
,, also received honors as i ments and corsages, demonstrating
itSsistant lecturer. , ] the main points of procedure to
]arna Hammond will en-] remember. Mrs. Josie Peteron
l&bgrs O.£ the Snail'bib I showed how to make Christmas
table centerpieces and door swags.
i ,0roe for a work party/
''A - . She also had several beautiful
|';£ bazaar is slated for De- vall plaques made of cones and
| in the Union Lodge Hall. ] beads on board backs and cone
IG corsages to show
hen we assign limits '
1 lesires since nature hath At the morning business session
|. presided over by the president,
' -- C. N. Bovee Mrs. D. H. Pierce, Mrs. Ella Lank
=" .:<
! [3Uite a while, Ford was
i auto manufacturer o
'price Big Three who
] eight-cylinder car But
hevrolet and Plymouth
into the V-8 business.
It!however, a suprisingly
reentage of people are
etr going for the greater
_[lhat is offered in the
![ tltead they-'re sticking
]SiXes. Even Ford is sell-
great number of sixes.
for the consumers'
for the six-cylinder
the old, old answer. Mo-
true that the six will
of pick-up power
but the overriding
that the smaller six
gas. And. for some
gas bill is the third
on the family bud-
a mighty good rea-
iti 'Y SERVICE at a FAt R
''. , For all your TIRE
* . . PASSENGER,
1= or TRACTOR ... NEW
:O tires available at
-''|; TIRECAP . . . 1st &
|"', 426-S104.
Std. Features of Wn.
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE BREWER, Jr. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Mary, to Mr. Jerry Spiker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Spiker, all of Shelton. Both young people are graduates
of Shelton high school with the class of 1960 and are at present
students of Central Washington State College at Ellensburg. A
summer wedding is being planned.
The thirst of desire is
filled, nor fully satisfied.
I Uts any shape--straight lines to circles
lthe craftsman who wants speed, power and efficiency
|z deluxe jig saw is the answer. Big 2.3 amp. motor, Model 514
|;'al gears, ball thrust bearing handle tough jobs-- $--"68
|{',o 2" in wood, V2" in metals. Contour-grip housing
Z4
ntrol, accuracy. Automatic sawdust blower.
,HKTOH HARDWARE lO3 Rai,road
ncver
Homemakers Glub
Slates Bread Sale
HillcresL Homemakers Club wilt
go' to Maple Lane Girls Home in
Grand Mound next Wednesday.
The club will sponsor a novelty
bread sale tomorrow beginning at
9:30 a.m. at the Sears store in
Evergreen square.
The Christmas party for mem-
bers and their families will be
held at 2 p.m. December 1 in the
Memorial hall. Everyone is to take
a gift for theh" mystery pal aria
a hot dish.
At the last meeting 13 members
were present. Mrs. Chas. DeMoss
demonstrated making waste paper
baskets.
Some desii-e js accessory to
keep life in motion; he whose real
wants are supplied, must admit
those of fancy.
--- Samuel Johnson
was thanked for her work making
the year books. Mrs. John Short-
sleeves reported on the District
Fall Convention held in Sequim
in October and Mrs. Mottle Back-
land gave a two-year review ot
the club project of landscaping at
the Hood Canal Junior high school
grounds.
Roll call answered by each mem-
ber and guest telling what vege-
table they would be serving for
Thanksgiving . dinner.
Luncheon hostesses were Mes-
dames W. A. Leimbec4q Short-
sleeves, Frank McIntyre and Nic-
holson.
The club will meet December
at the clubhouse. Mrs. George
Moake will be demonstrating mak.
ing coathangers. Members are to
bring two hangers, Scotch tape
and two 8-yard balls of different
colored rug yarn. Guests are al-
ways welcomed. There will be a
Christmas gift display for ideas
and sate.
Be charitable and indulgent to
every one but thyself.
--Joubert
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THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Celia Lora Switzerto Mr. Michael
Scott, son of Mrs. Paul Bishop and Mr. Clyde Scott of Olympia,
has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Switzer,
Shelton. A January wedding is planned.
SET NOVEMBER DATE
MISS CHARLOTTE MAE KIRK and Mr. Darrold DeLancy, Jr:
will be wed November 30. The announcement is being made by
her mother, Mrs. Geraldine Kirk of Shelton. The bride-to-be's
father is Mr. William F. Kirk, Potlatch. Her fiance's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hliboki of Elms. The couple will live in
Seattle following their marriage.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
It's l Date
Tle Shelton Hospital Auxiliary
11 annotnlced a renovation has
Today, Thurs.. November 14 taken place in its hospital gift bar.
Golden Age Club, noon p'bt* The public is invited to visit the
luck, Memorial hall.
Girl Scout leaders' meeting, 9:30 hospital and see the wider Variety
a.m., Girl Scout little house, and larger supply of gifts now
Rotary Club luncheon, noon, available for selection.
Ming Tree Care. -
Chamber of Commerce annual
Farmers Night dinner, 7 p.m., Ma-
sonic Temple.
40 & 8 Voiture November prom,
7 p.m. dinner at Heinic's Broiler,
8 p.m. prom at Vets Club.
Friday, November 15
Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild
luncheon meeting, 12:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs, Har¢ Decga,n.
VFW Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Memor-
ial hall.
Hillcrest Homemakers Club nov-
elty bread ale, 9:30 a.m., Scars'
torc.
Saturday, November 16
Drivers license examiner, 10
a.m. - 5 p.m., police station.
Sunday, November 17
Shelton churches invite you to
attend the church of your choice.
Yacht Club social, 6 p.m., PUD
auditorium.
Monday, November 18
Shelton Garden Club, 1:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs. L. D. Hack.
County commission's meeting,
10 a.m., courthouse.
SRA Pinochle Club, 8 p.m., Me-
morial hall.
Tuesday, November 19
Kiwanis Club hn,chcon, l,oon.
Memorial hall.
City commission's meeting, 2
p.m., city hall.
Fred B. Wivell Post 31, Amen-
can Legion, 8 P.m.. Memorial hall.
Slclton Rhododendron Society,
8 p.m., PUD auditorium.
Wednesday, November 20
Laurel Court No. 26 Order ot
Amaranth, 6:30 p.m. potluck;
p.m. meeting, Masonic temple.
Mason Co. Women's Republican
Club, 1:30 p.m.. Memorial hall.
WARC, 8 p.m., Capitol Hill
Community ball.
Exceptional Foresters Board, ,t-
( p.m., Capitol Hill conunuuity
Hall.
Drivers license exalniner, ]O
a.nl. - 5 p,m.. police station.
B.P. & W, Dimler meeting, Col-
onial House, 6:30 p.m
Thursday, November 21
Welcome Chapter Past Matrons
Club, 12:30 p.m. sack luncheon.
home of Mrs. Viola Ferris.
Rotary Club luncheon, noon,
Mink Tree Care.
Hood Canal Woman's Club, 11
a,m., Potlatch clubhouse.
k
Eight And Forty
Droner Has Fall
Decoration Theme
Mason Co. Salon No. 508 Eight
and Forty were guests at a 6:30
p.m. dinner Monday at the Memor-
ial hall. Partners Mary Dobson,
Agnes Alexander and Martha Wit-
stets were hostesses to 17 mem-
bers. Tables were decorated with
autumn flowers and fl'uits.
The meeting convened at 7:30
p.m. with Le Demi Petit Chapeau
Premiere Mottle Backlund presid-
ing. Regular business, with chair-
,nan r?ports, was conducted. Child
Welfare chairman Agnes Alexan-
der. reported a contribution of $25
to the "40 and.8 - Journal" Christ-
mas fund and that 40 hours had
been spent stuffing envelopes for
the Mason County Tuberculosis
Association.
The net meeting will be De-
cemhez!9 with Partners Merle
Smith, Jenfiie Hog and Mottle
• Backlund acting as hostesses.
Following adjournment an ea-
ucational and informative film on
Cystic Fibrosis was shown Lo
which the public had been invited.
Support of the research work on
Cystic Fibrosis * in children
been added to the Eight and Forty
program.
Shelton Yacht Club
Takes Fall Cruise
Some of the hardier members
of the Shelton Yacht-Club cruiser
to Gerald Cove and spent the
weekend. Staying overnight were
Mr. and Mrs. Don M cCuiston. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Hash, Mr. and Mrs.
Les Hansen, Tom Storey and guest
Ray Gilmer from Olympia.
Those who went out just for
the afternoon were Ed Beekcr,
Mr. and Mrs. "Joe McAlfrey, Mr.
and lVlrs. Joe Gatchcl and
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chapman,
Randy and Mr, Frank Chapman.
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Van R. Hinkle Named Amaranth To Honor
Grand iatron, Patron
Amaranlh, Incorp. will w.<t at
Van R. Hinkl., fovmc ' Sm)evvi-. 6.o0,,p.m.'" ' ,ext- - ",edne:,da .,' .... at the
sot, Division of Ctfildren and Youth Masonic Temple for a potlncl¢ din-
Dept. of l n.=titutions, is now Ex-Iner honoring LIe Grand lhwal
ecutive Seo'etary of "Vashingtou Matron, M.ay Munyon of DuPont,
Association for Retarded Children.
Mr. Hinkle will be at the next
local chapter meeting of VARC
to be held at 8 p.m. next Vednes-
day at the Capitol Hill Coamun TM
ity Hall,
He will also meet from 4-6 p.m.
the same "day with members of
the Exceptional Foresters Board.
All members of the chapter are
urged to. attend, as well as any
other interested persons.
GRANGE HONORS
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARIES
Cloquallum Grange held a ham
dinner last Sunday honoring the.
golden anniversary couple Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. "Boney" Loertchcr.
Other guests of honor were Mrs.
Magdelene Korzeniowski and Mrs.
Ha2,el Betsworth. The cake was
baked by Mrs. A. E. Loertscher,
Jr. About 60 guests were present.
Wa.h.. and Grtnd Roya! Patron,
Ralph Holmstad of Lynnwood,
Wash, An 8 p.m. meeting" will he
held following' the dinner.
All members a::e nrged to come
()ut and welcome the Grand offi-
cers.
DA00CIN6
Lamp,st Tavern
:3 Sghis Ea©b Week
Thurs. Fri. $;ii.
Live Western hzsic
FREE ANISSION
thn =y buffeM i,,.
Anadn Tablets not only bring fast, fast, fast
pain relief but also relax nervous tension,
Almond R0ca
$1.00 can
Hard to hold or regular
Ciairol Hair Spray
Tampa Cigars
Shampoo Qts.
Egg Cream
or Castile
In Evergreen Square Phone 4264456
Northwest dealers point out
that Piymouths are selling so fast
that before you can say,"Get up and go Plymouth..."
they're gone !
What does It all mean? It means that we've come
up with a car people like. Simple as that.
They like its style. They like its performance.
They like its stamina. And care has been
taken to build it so they'll like it long after
the new-car smell has worn off,
Now what about you? Are you going to be swayed
by our sales figures? Of course not!
You're going to see us for a test drive...
put Plymouth through its paces ... and make up
your own mind. And we think one test drive
will be enough to make us another friend,
Kimbel Motors, Inc.,
I
707 South First St.
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