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• EL J /'1 LLJOL4,.
MAKES CHRISTMAS PLANS FOR VETERANS I! r ; n ! • u n €, I I T.da,, No,,
At er can Legion Auxiliary Un- Campbell, assisted by Mrs. Via- 41 E U • Lb IT I EE Ib r Past Matrons of Welcome Chap-
No. 31 mt for th regula •ses- cent Connolly, is busy selecting . - _.- ..... . ........ ter OES, 12:30 p.m. dessert hmcn-
m Nov at lhe 1 iemoria: ball. giits to be sent to the American Sj Waters • PImne 426-4412 le:on, home of Hattie Pierce.
vs. Re:re Clinton, t resident con- i St. David's Episcopal Church
cted ih meeting: Bazaar, 10 a.m.-9 p.m., hmcheon,
legular (:h,sirm(m r(q)orts were PATRIGIA PRICE OHANGES NAME 1:1:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., parish hall.
\\;Velfare chaivlnaL i"eporien a lay-[
(:tle placed for a needy family.
tMrs. Harry Alexander gave a
l()S[ cllcollr;:l','Jn" rcpmt on nlcn'l-
Bership.
Plans t) includo lhe Jllnior Ally
iliary members in lhe Pan Ameri-
(arl pro%q'ar)l were (liscussed.
The nlajor concern for Nov. is
centered in lira work of Ill() Iteha-
Mlilation committee. Mrs. Ernest
,t No. 31 met fro' the regula.r ses-
sion Nov 6 at the Memorial ball.
Mrs. Royal Clinton, president, con-
ducted ihe meeting.
given. Mrs. Oscar Lovirl, Chtld
oer the direction of an American
Legi(m Auxiliary ltospital com-
miltee lhe paticnts will be given
lhe opportuntly lo choose gifts for
lheir families. The gifts selected
are then wrapped and mailed to
lhe vet(wan's lamily.
This projecl: is not restricted l:o
Auxiliary )nen)bers. Anyone wish-
ing to help by giving a gift to a
hospitalized vete]'anmay do so.
2LTON--MASON COUNTY 3"0URNAIJ- Published in "Christmatown, U.S.A." Shelton, Wahlngton
Lake Gift Simp. A nice display of
Lifts is ah'eady on hand. Early
in Decelllbcr they will bc taken
to Ameriean Lake Hospital. Un- Navy Mothers Oh, b, 7:30 p.m.,
Thanksgiving Theme
For Eight and Forty
November Dinner Meet
Eighteen partners Mason Co.
Step up the
ner by hostesses Dora Jackson,
Iwt Parr a,id Elma White Nov. 11
at the Merrmrial hall. ']'able deco-
rations reminded guests that
Thanksgiving is near.
']'he, meeting was conducted ac-
cording to ritual by Chapeau Be-
ryle Fauhert. Departmental finan-
tim reqvirements are to be remit-
ted at once.
Partner Lucy Ednliston was
v.,clcomed back after a long ab-
sence du?. to dlness,
Partner Dora Jackson is tile
fortunah' owner of a complete con
lection of Christmas Tuberculosis
League seals. The history of tim
Christmas Seal was read and Do-
ra's album of beautiful seals was
tossed around for all to enjoy. The
Chrictnms Seal originated in Den-
mark in 1904 and the first sale
as organized its the United Sta-
tes in 1.907 and has been continu-
ous since that thne.
Plans for the December 11
Christmas party were made. Fol-
h.wing the adjournment a clever
"Trip Through Mexico" was given
by Partner Agnes Alexander as-
IN OCTOBER WEDDING CEREMONY
;isted 1)3" several partners.
,parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Friauf, Vancouver, Wash.
The newlyweds are making their home in Vancouver.
Iv,(. AI/D MRS. CHARLES W. FRIAUF, Jr. were married Oct.
27 at the Shelton Methodist church. She is the former Miss Pat-
rlcia Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Price, Shelton. His
i
ladder
Menlerial hall.
Mason Co. Democratic Club, g
p.m., PUD bldg.
19th Hole Club, dinner, 6:30,
meeting 8:00 p.m., Shelton Golf
Club chlbhouse at Bayshore.
Friday, Nov. 6
Rachel Knott Guild, 12:30 p.m.
luncheon, home of Mrs. Harry
Deegan.
Georgine Reed Orthopedic Guild,
1 p.m., home of Mrs. Edwin Lovelff.
, V F.W. Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Me-
morial hall.
S:turday, Nov. 17
State Pat:tel drivers' license cx-
1miner, 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
olice station.
V.F.W. Turkey Shoot, 10 a.m.
o 3 p.m., Airport firing range.
,uady, Nov. 18
Shelton chinches invite you to,
ttend the. church of your choice.
Ruby Rebekah Lodge annual
birthday party, 1:30 p.m., rOOF
roll.
Momlay, Nov. 19
Shelton Garden Club, 1 p.m.,
home of Mrs. Nena Roberts.
Pre-school PTA, 8 p.m., at the
l/ay school.
County commissioners weekly
heeling, 10 a.m., courthouse.
Tuesday, Nov. '
City commissioners wee k 1 y
heeling, 2:00 p.m., city llL
Fred B. Wivelt American Legion
)qst md auxilry meetings, 8:00
xm.., lvremorial RuJdAng, official
,iits'of 4th District officers.
Ved', Nov. 1
Laurel Com,t Order of Ama-
anth, 8 p.m., Masonic temple.
State Patrol driver license ex-
uminer, 10:00 a.m., to 5:00 p.m.,
police station.
Journal distributed, one day
early.
• Lawlon Lumber Co.
Joe V. Simpson
Dayton Girl Saved By Artificial
Respiration By Telephone Man
be:A[To?nli!i/@!ili2dltloMt, {: ' :--{.' ']'., '" i:liltlielh'211Mldi'tlilM!i!Bllcejiii:'. {' .' "i.., ."' "" { .. i
nightmare day before it ended.
Mrs. Havens was baby-sitting her
sister's children while the parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson
were in Tacoma. Connie Lynn a
year and a half old became choked
on something and soots beeame nn-
eonseious. Mrs. Havens dispatched
one of her children to the neigh-
bors for help and luckily, Gene
Stacy, telephone repair service
man was there. Having had t,'ain-
ing in mouth to mouth artificial
respiration, he hurriedly drove to
help. Co,rote had been nncon-
scious for approximately three
minutes and he despaircd of being
able to help but soon had her,
breathing. She was taken to the
doctor for chccldng and seemed
none the worse for her brush with
death. This was the first time
that Gene had been called upon to
put his training to a test and was
certainly thankful for his knowl-
edge. But no less thankful than
the parents who realize that words
can't begin to show their grateful-
nes.%
Our sympathies to Mrs. Gert-
rude Scott in the loss of her I PRE-SCHOOL PTA TO
sister, Mrs. Arthtur Allen, Port-] EAR LIBRARIAN SPEAK
land, who passed away Friday. I Pre-schol PTA xill meet at 8
Mrs. Scott accompanied her sister p.m. next Monday at the Play-
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George I school at 1226 Bayview.
Hargraves, Port Angeles, to Port- Iu observance of Children's Book
Sundfiy and had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Rickm'ds and chil-
dren.
• Thur.'lay dinner gmsts of )/h'.
and Mrs. A. O. Schuffenhauec
were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jeschke
and Mr. and Mrs. Anion Wymer,
Roy.
SUNDAY LUNCHEON guests
of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Todd were
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hewer and
Tony of Fo't Lewis and Mrs. Er-
nest Todd of Manchester.
Monday morning callers in the
Pete Bloomfield home were Mrs.
Les Bishop and Mrs. Bert Wood,
Kamilche.
M'. and Mrs. Alvin Hulbert had
as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Hulbe,'t, Shclton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bloomfield
were Sunday dinner guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peter-
son, Shelton.
Mrs. Calvin Byrd and Sharon
and Mr. Bill Spaar of Skokomish
were Saturday dinner guests of Nr.
ad Mrs. Merlin Rickards.
Week, Mrs. Beelik, Shelton libra-
rian, will speak on Selecting Rea-
ding for Your Child. All members
are urged to bring a guest.
FACULTY WIVES
MEET MONDAY
Faculty Wives will meet next
Monday with Mrs. LaVerne Kas-
zycki, 2015 Adams street, as hos-
tess. Mrs. Lorna Dayton will be
co-hostess.
Mr. Kenny Frank will give some
tips on cake decoration.
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LAUREL COURT
ORDER OF AMARANTH
Laurel Court Order of Amar-
anth will have its regular stated
:1 ::/
• ., ,Y, 4November.]5, 19(
Thursday, Nox embe ,
Spiritual H ealingl :
Scientists Subje¢ FREE
deSlPti"it't; 1 ]2ai'*i;v: 1SI°LII
,e Sl?ielton First cburcll: r$of
.e'ont'st in a Leon-Se l
tals."the subjcet "Mor[a'is aM , THI
Scriptural• .selec.t]'ons will it
this verse frons Matthew:
when he had called unto
120 disciples he gave ther
,%,'ainst unclean spirits,
them out and to beal all
of sickness and all na
disease." Key science1
One of" ,:b l%t,ve. ' (Nov.
to be ,'ead " ....
Health with M . to tNJl: 1
tnres v by ar 3 Baker
states:
"Every day makes itS
us for" higher pro0f,.._1%._
upon
professions of Chl'i$u.' -
than
er. These proofs consLS.i, ist
the dcstlalction of sri[
nnss, and death by the t
Spirit, as Jesus destr'oYl ---
This is an element of P.r.L_,=., ____
and progress is the laWTJ
whose law demands of' u| IIq| ill _k
VOTERS
SCHOOL
WEEK OF NOV.
Monday Veg. soup
cheese sandwich,
milk.
Tuesday -- Meat
peas, sandwich,
side-down cake, milk.
Wednesday -- Turkey al
vy over mashed potatoel
berry sauce, tossed greet
sandwich, pumpkin
milk.
Thursday --
tion.
Friday -- Thanks
lion.
Supplement your
with Plenamins
Prepp's
expresses his
to the voters of the
for the confidence
hown by electing him
7 eep Quality Processing Costs No More I
"4
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Slmlton Fi
F R E E 5 x 7 Enlargemen a;:a= ,o:
1 WITH EACH ROLL OF BLACK AND WHITE FILM llPrice tt d
I couver, Wa
u performed
I Zieeler s Camera Shan
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124 North 2nd Street Phone 426 6163 }lie a!sl b
e,= ¢
bronze chrysanthe-
mum-filled baskets decorated the
First Methodist Church
for the 4 p.m., October 27 wedding
ceremony of Miss Patricia Ann
Price and Mr. Charles W. Friauf,
The bride's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Friauf, Van-
couver, Wash. Rev. R. R. Rings
the ceremony before
about 200 guests.
The bride was escorted down
lhe aisle by her father. She was
a three-piece floor
length brocade dress styled with
...... II tll I IIII I III I bell-shaped skirt and long train.
When You Visit The ....
Bamboo ,Gift Shop
Bernie's Barber Shop
You'll be in another lovely new building
by
We're particularly proud of the exterior
SCREEN WALL BLOCKS!
Our Gongratulalions To
Doris and Bernie Bailey
I I II [J I I
A flower cluster h.eld her shoulder
length veil in place. She carried
white spider chrysanthemums cen-
tered with a white orchid.
The bride's sister, Miss Sharon
Price, was her nlaid of honor. Iter
bridesmaids were b'er sister, Miss
Peg Price and Miss Elizabeth
Moore of Scatlle. They were dres-
sed in identical emaraid green taf-
feta sheaths with matching grcen
taffeta overskirts. Their hats were
an emerald green rose with veil-
ing. Bronze spider chrysanthenl-
urns made up their bouquets.
Mrs. Ronald Mason, Portland.
and Mrs. Ted Hanson, Seattle.
were eandlelighters. They wore to-
paze taffeta sheaths with match-
ing taffeta overskirts.
Best man for" the bridegroom
was Mr. Larry Otos, Vancouver.
Ushel'H were Mr. James Burns,
Seattle. and Mr. Randall Fergu-
son Vancouver. Mrs. Wes Im.akeri
u, as accompanied at the organ by
Mrs. Harvey Hillman as she sang
"Because" and "The Wedding
Prayer"
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Price wore a moss greet] silk
brocade sheaths with a mink co-
lored feathered hat and accesso-
ics. Green orchids made up her
corsage.
Mrs. Friauf chose a beige wool
sheath dress with .an orange flo-
ral hat and bronze accessories.
Her corsage was of brown or-
chids.
Baskets of gold and bronze
chrysanthemums decorated tle
Open
IN OUR
Hew
ON HILLCREST
U
THIS SATURDAY
10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
GOFFEE 4} ,COOKIES • GIFTS for Isl 100 ladies
Bamboo Gift & Novelty Shop
and Bernie's Barber Shop
L
Colonial House for the reception
which followed immediately after
the wdding ceremony.
The wedding cake was a clover
leaf topped with yellow tea roses.
Serving were the Mesdames Euge-
ne Hanson, A1 Munro, Oliver Kel-
ly, Harry Wirth, Clint Willour,
Glenn Strait, David Lloyd, Ella
Smith, Bill Grcenley (sister of the
groom), Ernest .Pierce, Randall
Fergusm and Miss Jill Pierce;
Miss Rhonda Greenley (niece of
the groom) arrd Miss Diane Mun-
to passed the groom's cage.
Miss Charleen Smith was in
charge of the guest book. The gt
table was attended by the Misses
Joan and Jill Pierce and Messrs.
Erick I]anson and Larry Schnie-
tier.
The bride is a graduate of the
University of Washington. Slm is
presently employed as a teacher
in Vancouver ,here the couple
make their home at 102 W. 31st
street, q tie bridegroom has attend-
ed WSU and is now a student-at
Clark College.
4-H NEWS
IJTTLE EGYPT SEW AND
SEWS
The Little Egypt Sew and Sews
4-H Club met Nov. 7 at the home
of Mrs. Jolm MacRae. The meet-
ing was called to order by the pre-
sident, Chris Bmmell. The flag
salute and 4-H pledge were lead
by Linda Williams and Judy Leon-
ard. The minutes were read by
secretary, Diane Frank.
The suggestions which had been
brought up at the board meeting
were discussed. Chris Bunnell ga-
ve a demonstration. The meeting
was adjourned and refreshmets
were served.
There will be a work meeting
at 10 a.m. this Saturday. The
next regular meeting will be held"
Nov. 28.
Doris Hickson, reporter
The Mason County 4-H Builders
met Nov. 5 in the PUD auditor-
ium.
They decided to have a work
party at the Panhandle Lake 4-H
Camp Lodge Nov. 17-18 with a
short meeting at Panhandle Nov.
17.
An invitation to a meeting last
aturday from the Thurston
County Builders at the South Bay
Grange was received.
The. Mason County group plans
a skirting party sometime later
this month.
Faye Fischer
Reporter
ThHksgiving Dinner
For Golden Age Ohb
Members of the Golden Age
Ciub and their families .will meet
at 5 p.m. next TMursday at the
Memorial trail for a Thanksgiving
dhmer. A dance will f011ow at
8:30 p.m.
There were about 50 members
present at the last meeting. Mrs,
Hill is a new member.
The Rummage Sale is still held
each Friday and Saturday at 122
Railroad avenue. There is a large
selection of articles to choose
from,
BPW NOVEMBER 21
MEETING CANCELLED
Due to the Thanksgiving holi-
day the Shelton Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club has can-
celled its November 21 meeting.
Members will meet December
5 at the home of Mrs. May Tokes.
VFW AUXILIARY
"/'he VFW Auxiliary will meet at
8 p.m. this Friday night at the
Memorial building.
Thursday, Nov. 22
Golden Age Club Thanksgiving
dinner, 5 p.m., Memorial hall.
Thanksgiving Day.
Grange News
By Lois Simpson
All of you 430 Pomona members
don't forget to go to Southside
Sunday at 11 a.m. for the election
cf officers. John Bariekman and
his crew trove done a very com-
mendable job for the last two
years. However, if they want to
be relieved now it is our respon-
sibility to elect someone who has
all of the qualifications needed to
.fill their offices. Let's elect
people that we'll all be proud of.
and for the funeral.
THE TRAVELING PINOCHLE
Club will meet in its clubhouse
Saturday evening, Nov. 17.
The Harvest Dinner was quite
a success with approximately 55
sitting down to enjoy it. Donna
Anderson and Donna Combs en-
tertained with zu old maid ski
and some musical entertainment
was provided by Harley Wivell,
Clifford, Gary and Dennis Combs.
Ladies' Club met last week with
Mrs. Clifford Combs as hostess.
The next meeting will be Nov. 27
witht Mrs. Jerry Heminger host-
ing.
Friday night, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Williams was the
scene of a joint birthday dinner
honoring Sugar Town'send and
Willie Greenfield. Guests were:
Mrs. Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Roberts and Bill. Mrs. Roberts
brought a birthday cake and other
dishes to help out with the din-
ner.
John Schur was home from the
University of Washington for the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Delmer Schur. Sunday, :
the Schurs accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Brandeberry motored to Su-
quamish for dinner in the home of
Mr. and Mrs .Charles Kiellor.
Darl Goldy visited his sister,
M's. Gladys. Zoyer, Sunday in
IAlliwaup.
MRS. GLADYS WlCKHORST
motored with her mother, Mrs. W.
A. Liemback, Hoodsport, and
brother, Lyle Liemback, Shelton,
to Billings, Mont., last week to
Last Friday ended the gavel attend the funeral services of a
season when Progress received the: niece, Cathy, daughter of Mr. and
gavel trom Agate. There were i Mrs. W. R. Dullente. Our syrups-
109 present for the enjoyable thies to the family.
evening. For the program Prog- Aleca Ruddell, daughter of Mr.
ress really went all out. Partici- and Mrs. Clyde Ruddell, celebrated
paling in the popular kitchen band her thirteenth birthday Nov. 11
were John and Alice Bariekman, and haxi as guests Mr. and Mrs.
Ray an:t Winifred Morkert, and Clifford Ruddell and family of
Eldon and Dorothy Todd. Jim Puyallup.
Haines, Orin Brumbaush, Chet Thursday, L. A. Todd observed
Richards, Cecil Blackwelder and
Clyde Rains took part in a skit,
Hazel Rains, and Bertha Lord
gave readings and Mae McFie and
Dan Wodo sang a duet with Mild-
red Blackwelder as accompanist.
The Stansbury's and Melvin
Sparks provided music.
Holding a regnlar meeting last
Friday night. Skokomish decided
to hold their elections on their
next meeting which is November
23. Frieda Smith and Mary VaN
ley served the luncheon after the
meeting,
"IEETING AT 6:30 p.m. for a
birthday dinner Cl'oquallum was
pleased with the 60 present for
the hame dinner complete with
strawberry shortcake. After din-
ner they held election of officrse.
Elected for the coming years were
5im Sauer, master; Bill Walk0,
overseer; Peg Sauer, lecturer;
Epike Hliboki. steward; Randall
Norris, gatekeeper; Bud Eveleth,
assistant steward; Ethel John,
lady assistant steward; Fern An-
tenson, secretary; Donna MeMil-
lian, ceres; Dorothy Bolduc, po-
mona; Gwen McMfllian, flora;
Mary Walko, home economics;
Leona Wright, chaplain; Tony An-
tenson, e x e c u t i v e committee;
Charles Oppelt, treasurer.
Matlock held their elections last
week but I wasn't able to get it
until now. Re,elected Lud Ross-
mater, master; Elvin Hearing,
overseez'; Nellie Rossmaier, home
economics; Robert Trenehmann,
lecturer; Ira Ford, steward; Cliff
Combs, assist, steward; Donna
Combs, chaplain; Carl Portman,
treasurer; Lottie Ford, secretary;
Andrew McGarvie, gatekeeper;
Lula Creamer, ceres; Rosetta Mc-
Garvie, pomona; Ann Cash, flora;
Melba Trenchmann, lady assist-
ant steward; Forest Green, execu-
tive committee; Max Cash, ex-
ecutive committee; Homer Adams,
executive committee, and Ione
Green, pianist.
Shelionian Honored
At Skagil 'Dollege
Two single honors have been
bestowed upon Jerry Shimek, 1961
graduate of Irene S. Reed high
school, at Skagit Valley College,
where he is now a sophomore stu-
dent.
He was recently elected presi-
dent of the sophomore class nd
then was voted into Delta Psi Om-
ega, national honorary dramatic
fraternity as the result of Ins sup-
erlative performance as the male
Iced in the college play "Three
Men on a Horse."
Jerry is the son of Dr. and Mrs.
J. T. Shimek, 414 Wyandotte St,,
Shelton.
One ungrateful man does an in-
jury to all who need help.
-- Publiltus yrus
another bizhday and enjoyed hav-
ing son, Eldon and family who
came visiting, bringing a birthday
cake.
M. and Mrs, Alvin Hulbert at-
tended the Parents' Weekend
bmquet on Saturday evening at
Seattle Pacific College and brought
daughter, Donna, home for the
weekend.
Mrs. Thelma Howard Issaquah,
spent Saturday night and Sunday:
in the home of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Howard. Sunday drop-in callers
wer his uncle and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Wilson of Raymond.
Sunday evening callers in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bloom-
0huroh of Christ Rans
Thanksgiving Servioe
A special Thanksgiving Day
service, traditional in Christian
Science churches all over the
world, will be held in this area by
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Everyone i welcome to the
servlcel which i begins at 11 a,m.
Thanksgiving morning, in the
church at 302 Alder St.
Hymns, prayer, and a specially
prepared Bible Lesson-Sermon are
a part of the sezwice, which also
includes a period for spontaneous
expressions of gratitude by
church members in the congre-
gation.
meeting at 8 p.m. next Wednesday
at the Masonic Temple. 133 RR. Phone e by a mar-
...... rly 2000 votes Savage
All nlembers are mvtcea to at- ;i v - , .'
oters nave none your
tend. , . =a0w it is up to me to
r 4 YOur Representative."
' 'responsibility he said
j . ...... ., i isent ou in 'the Le is-
" i Y " g"
#IIM elp take care of state
=e O interest of the people
District and the state
UNION, WN. PHONE TW 8-2200
CDMPLETE THANKSGIVING DAY
DINNER-- I:00 to 6:00 p.m,
(BREAKFAST 9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M.) _.,;,==\\;[
For reservations Phone 898-2200, Union,
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19,63
Chrysler-Plymouth-
as a long time Legis-
t0 sa00d, he is a00uainted
directors and adinhli:'s-
Olympia and ears often
and organizatiOneS when
l)roblems to tak up in
department. He said
mean to imply that he
the answers but that
Y knows where to go
answers.
Savage said, hc will
-Vailable to help inform
he District on how ou',
'rnment functions and
Ices are available by
)afore meetings, schools,
Crested groups. Savage
es to bring voters and
Little closer to their own
ament.
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