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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington Thursday, December
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Benefit Slated
£niedainment
Terrific Music by
The Banjo King Trio
Bennle plays many instruments
Ind all requests, accompanied b)
MARTHA & GENE FLEMING
Members Only
In January By Salty
Sashayers Dance Club
The Salty Sashayers Square
Dance Club is planning a dance
to honor one of its members, Mrs.
!Harold Brown, who has been ill
for the past few months. Club
i callers, Bennic Berndson and Bell
:Forbes, will call for the dance
!which is to be held Jan. 23 in the
Bordeaux school gym.
Anyone wishing to share in this
worthy cause can contact any club
member or get a ticket from Mrs.
Carl Downing at Himlie Realty,
116 North Second St. A ticket will
admit those who do not dance as
a spectator.
Ben Forbes will call for the
reguhtr club dance this Saturday
night in the Memorial Hall. Danc-
tng will begin at. 8:30 p.m.p.m.
followed by a potluck supper at
11:30 p.m. Hosts for the evening
will be Mr. and Mrs, Ron Gosser
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grun-
art. A special invitation is ex-
tended to anyone wishing to at-
i tend as a spectator.
gzve more than
"l"us sto&ings"...
give ULTRASON stockings
by B E RKS HIRE
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like silk. Extra beauty without the shine of
regular nylon. Extra,flattering fiL And the practical
benefits of extra wear. Give the first dockings
fashioned with sound waves--Ultrasons !
$I.65 a pair gift boxed
Third & Railroad
Soci.al Events
Society Editor Marj Waters • Phone 426-4412
PEP AND RETA CARTE are synonymous. She is a member
of the Shelton High sch,ool Pep Staff, teaches dancing and is
active in Rainbow and the Episcopal church. Last summer she
attended Girls' State and Pep Staff Conference as a representative
of her school.
A variet~ of interests make up Interests outside of school are
the life of Shelton High school Rainbow and he'r church. She is
senior, Beta Carte. Each of her l
interests have one definite trend--
they require pep, whether she is i
performing her duties as a mem-
beret the SHS Pep Staff or teach-
ing young girls dancing lessons.
Reta's active interest in her
school earned her a trip to Girls'
State and Pep Staff conference
last summer. She was selected as
a Homecoming Princess this fall.
Other activities include Pep Club,
Board of Control and Honor So-
ciety.
Your Choice of
@ Regular Rubber
• Nut Shell
• New Scasson Stud
aS
Rauscher's
2226 Olympic Hwy. No.
a member of the Episcopal Youth
Club and teaches the first graders'
Sunday school class. She is Wor-
thy Associate Advisor of Rainbow
and past DeMolay Senior Princess.
The main love of her life is
dancing. She still takes dancing
lessons herself and has joined with
two friends in giving lessons to
youngsters. Other spare time inter-
ets include sewing, reading, snow
skiing and swimming.
Third year o£ French, physics,
civics, literature and composition
plus student teaching in trigonom-
etry are Reta's subjects this year.
She is also an office worker. Her
tuturc after high school is still
in the planning stage. She will
attend college but has not decided
where or what her major will be~
Rata is 5'6" tall, has blue eyes
and is a brunette. She was born
in Tacoma June 26, 1947 to Dr. and
Mrs. Wayne B. Carte and came
to Shelton when she was five
years old. She will be the 3rd mem-
ber- of the family to graduate from
SHS in the same npmber of years,
brothers Mike and Tim having pre-
ceded her. A sister, Kris, nine
years old, completes the family.
GARDEN CLUB PARTY
Mrs. Harry Deegan will host the
Shelton Garden Chlb at 1:30 p.m.
next Monday for the annual
Christmas party and gift ex-
change. Tea hostesses will be Mrs.
Percy Kennerly and Mrs. Frank
Travis, Sr.
~J
They're in our showroom now-ready for you to see and drive. So come
on in and get the full story on the beautiful new Chevrolets for '65.
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fit's a Ionger, Iowa,', wider, roommr," road. And even that'll seem newer.
quieter, handsomer, swankier kind Because now Chevrolet's Jet-
of ChevroleL Tact is, just abou~ smooth ride is smoother than ever.
evorything's new righ down to the .4 d wdre itching to show it off.
And up to 180 hp avMlable in the
new Cersas. Where do you find ou(;
about this firsthand? Just follow
the enthusiasts--to our showroom,
It's a rac;er IooMng, qulcIrer steer-
ing, flatter cornering, roomier riding
kind of Corvair for '65. With a
long% wider new Body by Fi Mr.
TURNER
BE INSTALLED BY
TERRI TURNER
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Choose a new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy Corvair or Corvette now at your dealer's
1ST & GROVE
SHELTON
426-4426
A public installation of officers
and the choir, Bethel No. 37, In- installation and will be assisted
ternational Order of Job's Daugh- by past honored queens from Be-
ters, will be held at 8 p.m. Friday thel No. 37 and Aberdeen No. 55.
in the Masonic Temple. Terri Tur- Refreshments will be served at
net, who will be installed as honor- a reception afterwards with a
ed queen, has chosen "Circle of dance to follow.
Faith" for her theme.
Other elected officers to take
part in the installation are Jan
Powell, St., princess; Cindy Bead,
Jr. princess; Diane Turner, guide;
and Candy Joslin, marshal.
Appointed officers include Joyce
Powell, chaplain; Sandi Smith, re-
corder; Darlene Gray, treasurer;
Lurene Hulbert, librarian; Pare
Mil~er, musician.
Yvonne Van Laanan, first
messenger; Vickie Pierce, second
messenger; Holly Scott, third mes-
senger; Aleca Rl.~ddcll, fourth mes-
senger;Sandee Koch, fifth mes-
senger;Becky Holland, inner
~uard; Loreah S,cljestad, outer
guard; Nancy Swanson, Jr. custo-
dian; and Meridee Anderson, Sr.
Custodian. .~,
Choir members include Jill SeN
jestad, Janet Viger, Cheryl Cow-
an, Louise Kostin, Barb Wolfe,
Kim Michaels. Cyndy Russell, Don-
na Reed, I~inda Pot~cr,. Susan
Speece, Sharon Watters, Ramona
Werner, Lawrie Godwin and Jean
Davis.
Outgoing honored queen, Marc-
ia Dorcy, will preside over the
TICKET DEADLINE
SET BY GOLF CLUB
A New Year's Eve Dance has
been scheduled by the Shelton Golf
Club. Dancing will be to taped
music with tickets at $3 per cou-
ple.
The deadline for I)ieking up
tickets at McComb Business Ser-
vice has been set for Dec. 21.
WOMEN'S BO~VLING
ASSOCIATION MEErrlNG
The Women's City Bowling As-
sociation Pre-tournament meeting
will be held at 7:30 p.m. next Wed-
nesday in the PUD auditorimn.
D H¢
HELTON
GRANGE
MUSIC BY THE
TUNE
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Nothing quite so
this Hoefler's box of creamy chocolate-covered
Bite into a PlUmp California walnut floating in rich Jamai;
buttercream, ~hey're in a class by themselves!.., from
original 1898 recipe in the favorite San Francisco
Car package, One of many unique Hoefler'a ass¢
Third & Railroad
WCTU Yule Party
Held Last Friday
At Mrs. Turner's
A beautiful Noble Fir Christ-
mas tree was the center of at- ~i~::i:!:!:::ii:i~;i::
noonChristmastraction when the Woman'Sian TemperanCein the party homelaSt Union ofFriday Mrs.held Christ- David after-its ~iiill !i~i~ ..................... i::ii~iii!i!ili::iiiii::!ii::ili}' :7
rrurner. Yule decorations were us-
ed throughout the room. '
The afternoon devotions were
given by' Mrs. Arvilla Wiley and
Mrs. Nell Eads. Mrs. Nena Roberts
gave the program. During the bus-
iness meeting the group voted to
send $5 to the 40 and 8-Journal
Christmas fund.
Christmas greeting cards were i~ ~ !
signed by all who were present for
the Mesdames Olive Quartier, Car-
rie Durand, Nine Bradberry~ Gla- i
dys Rowe, L ila Znautz, Susie Dob- :ii::i~i!i !ii
son, Hazel Barren and Susie Paul- ....................................................
eYlvh's. Palmer Roberts and MissI ........
Marian Johnson distributed the ~~!~!!:
Christmas gifts and assisted Mrs.
Turner in serving the refresh-
Past Matrons To
eet Wednesday ,,,
Elinor Chapter DES Past Mat-
rons Club will meet at 1 p.m. next
Wednesday in the Lilliwaup Com-
~mnity clubhouse in Lilliwaup.
Mrs. George Moake and Mrs. Mat-
tie Backlimd will be hostesses.
Mrs. Addle Schauffler, president,
will conduct the business meeting
which will be followed by initiation
of new members.
All members me asked to bring
discarded jewelry, wide mouth
Kerr screw bands and lids for
making of table favors for the
]ext Kitsap-Mason district meet-
ing.
PATRICK T. GUILD
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
A Christmas ba:'~aar will be
sponsored by the Patrick T. Orth-
opedic Guild Friday and Saturday
in the PUP auditorium. Every-
thi]}g for Christmas in the line
of decorations, gifts for all ages,
home baked goods, and gift wrap-
pad boxes will be on sale.
()PEN IIOUSE TO FETE
40 YEARS OF MAi~RIAGE
An open house will be held in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Itear-
ing on ~heir 40th wedding anniver-
sary Dee. 20 from 1-4 p.m. in the
Matloek Grange Hall.
An invitation is extended to
their many friends. There will be
a wishing well in place of gifts.
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