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December 17. 1964 SItELTON---MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in t'CllrL fm,. fow b U.,R.A.", heIton, Wa h!n on PACE ]1
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mas
By Dora Hearing
-- The Matloek
Church will present
school program next
night at 7:30 p.m. Every-
welcome to attend.
Grange will meet Fri-
with a potluck supper
with Christmas program
afterwards. It will he
meeting.
Edward Valley, Mrs. Aug-
and Mrs. Lud Ross-
were Wednesday luncheon
of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
on Wednesday. It was a
birthday luncheon in hon-
Sirs. Rossmaier.
and Mrs. Louis Churchill
spent Thursday eve-
Mrs. Augusta Port-
:and Carl Portman.
no-host dinner was held at
of :Mr. and Mrs. Herb-
and thoso attending
Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Johnson
Edith Johnson of Skoko-
Miss Zellman Cowan and
:Mrs. Robert Trimble and
,. AND MRS. EDWARD Val-
Saturday evening at the
Spalding home.
: and Mrs. I. C. Ford spent
with their mother, Mrs.
Repairs
- etc.
Any Make - Any :Medel
Guaranteed Satisfaction
Warren Refrigeration
& Cota 426-2445
Glass
:Expert Installation
JIM .PAULEY~ INC.
It & Railroad Ph. 426-8231
Baked Bread - Cakes -
- Rolls - Buns -
Custom Baked Cakes
HI'S BAKERY
01y. Hwy. No. (Mt. View)
426-3179
Complete Hair Care
Merle Norman Cosmetics
free demonstrations)
Elaine's Beauty Salon
& Laurel 426-4582
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry
were Sunday evening dinner
guests of :Mr. and Mrs. Wes Good-
:turn of Shelton. The occasion was
Lori Goodbm'n's first birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rodgers
of Elms called at the Kenneth
Howard home Saturday.
Mr. and :Mrs. William Lazell
and two grandchildren of Seattle
were Sunday. diuner gnests of
Mr. and :Mrs. Kenneth Howard.
Earl Howard of Montesano was
a dr@p-in guest Sunday.
MR. AND !%H~S. JAMES Ross-
mater and family were Sunday
dinner guests at the Lud Ross-
mater home.
Mrs. Andrew McGarvie and
Mrs. John McGarvie and Henry
Schapp called at the Roscoe
Crowell home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry
attended the Daughters of Jobs
installation at the Masonic Hall
at Shelton Friday evening to see
their niece, Miss Terri Tm~er
installed as the honored queen.
Bernard Swarthout of Michi-
gan has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Son Moore. They took him
to Portland Sunday.
Snow was falling again in the
vicinity Monday and hope old man
Winter will not be too hard on us.
"Floor Covering
Linoleum
Tile
CmS)ettng
Formica
REX FLOOR COVERING
Mt. View Ph. 426-2292
Safety check
Clean-up
Minor & major repairs
STARKEY'S HEATING
Sales & Service
514 Ellinor 426-4673
Lawns, rockeries, trees
shrubs
Top soil, tilling, leveling
Free estimates
SUNSET LANDSCAPING
Herbert Baze 426-4718
Rental Service
Almost Anything Anywhere
Bulldozers - Loaders - Pumps
Folding Banquet Tables
& Chairs, Hospital Beds, Etc.
LEW RENTS
2216 E. 4th Olympia 357-7731
By Belly Dean
UNION ..... Tile Hood Canal
Sportsman's Club Will meet to-
night in their new meeting place
at the Hood Canal Junior High
School at 8 p.m. Speakers for the
program are Carol Reick a "big
game biologist" and Jack Grubh
district ranger from Hoodsport
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shumate are
in charge of refreshments.
The Union Ladies' Civic Club
held its annual Cluistmas party
Thursday. It was held in Mary
Jarchow's home with Bernice O'-
Berry as co-hostess. Small decor-
ated Christmas trees were theI
lovely center pieces for the club'sI
1)othtcl( hathon. After the ladies i
exchanged gifts the main topic
of the meeting was the annual
chihh'en's Christmas party which
will be held tonmrrow night (Fri-
day) in the Community IIall at
8 p.m. Entertainment will l)e of-
fered and Santa Claus will be
there. This is for all the chihh'en
of the community so bring your
children and see what Santa Claus
has for them.
A DANCE WAS fIELD in the
community hall Dec; 4 for the
teenagers of this community and
the ltoodsport community. The
dance was well attended with 50
boys and g'irls there. They ilOl)n
to llave another dance soon.
Mrs. Karl O'Berry motored to
Seattle Friday morning (in the
snow) to pick tip her mother and
take her to North Bend. She re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Allen left
Dec. G to spend a couple weeks ill
Avenal, Calif., whore they will
sell their Christmas trees. They
hope to sell them and z eturn home
by Christmas.
Harold Cain is in the Shelton
General ttosl)ital recut)erating
from surgery. Mrs. Cain reports
he will be there about another
week. We wish him a speedy re-
covery.
Union residents were saddened
to hear of the death of Edwin
Morris of Naches. He was the son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Morris of Union. Those attending
the funeral from Union were Mr.
and :Mrs. Guy Morris, Mr. and
Mrs, Steve Morris, Harry :Morris,
Edna Gatewood and Mr. and Mrs.
Dmmy Johnson.
Federal Land Dank
Dividend Declared
The Federal Land Bank Assoc-
iation of Ehna has decl%red a
$14,300 dividend to its stockhohter
members.
D. A. Whittaker, association
manager, said the dividend rep-
resents the association's share of
a $1,200,000 dividend declared by
the Federal Land Bank of Spo-
kane. The Elma association, he
explained, is one of 61 FLBA's
in the four northwest states which
own all of the Spokane bank's ca-
pital stock. The FLBA's make and
service loans for the bank.
MONDAY DEADLINE
FOR DANCE TICKETS ~i
Tickets for the Sheltou Golf i
Club New Year's Eve dance must i
be picked up at the McComb Bus- :~i
iness service by next Monday.
Price has been set at $3 per cos- i:
pie. Dancing will be to taped !
lllllSic. + !
Upwards of 420 farmers and
stockmen in Grays Harbor, Thur-
ston, Mason, Clallam and Jeffer- i
son counties, the area served by !
the association, will share in the I
$14,300 dividend, Whittaker said.
Whittaker said the bank's $1,- I
200,0000 dividend is the largest ',
paid In its 47-year history. It :!
brings to $7 800,000 the total paid
in dividends since 1944.
III mimlf
LB.
FOR
ONLY
County Fair
GRADE "AA"
Tuck - 26" wide
100"
6 ro,,s 77 ’
U.S.D.A. Choice
RIB ROAST F,rstl3 R, s ............ ,b.
U.S. CHOICE - BLADE or 7-BONE CUT
Every Tradewell Pot Rout is U.S. "Choice" selected from top choice
beef --- it's so tempting 'n tender with a mouth-watering flavor the whole
family iS sure to enjoy. ,
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Doz.
Ctn.
U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless
CHUCK ROAST Cross or
Chuck ................ lb.
CHUCK ROAST U.s.o.A.
Choice
Round Bone ........ lb.
59*
STEW MEAT Choice
Boneless Beef ............ lb.
69*
RIB STEAKS u.s.o.A. Cho,ce ........ 89’
pTT*"
Whole Kernel
Vacuum Pack ....................
Nalley's
(Tradewell Qt. 45’) ...........................
Dole's
Finest ........................
12 oz.
Tins
46 oz.
Tins
Salon
~nOmplete Beauty Care
enings By Appointment
der New Ownership
trlstmastown Beauty Salon
So. 4th 426-4783
Lg
~xperienced Operator
+ A1 Greenwalt
901 E, Cascade
,PNone 426-8550
Office Now Open
323 Franklin Street
Phone 426-8060
J. L. DEBBAN, D.C.
2-6 closed Thurs.
Sand, Gravel
Top Soil i
Peat Soil
Custom Tractor Work
Johns Creek Sand & Gravel
426-3552 Norm Anderson
Machine
' Sales, Service Rentals
New and Used
Free Pickup & Delivery
Singer Sewing Center
117 5th Ave. East - ,Olympia
Ph. 357-7586
Equipment
Sales - Rentals - Repairs
Bikes - New ~nd Used
Pet
Evap, Milk 6 NO. lT,ns 77 ’
Dr. R,oss Assorted
Dog Food 5 15
Tins 77’
Dole Crush'ed or Sliced
Pineapple 4 No. 1
F Tin
77’
Tradewell . 6 oz. Jar
Instant Coffee ......
Nalley's - 22 oz. Jars
Banquet Dills
CLINTON'S BIKE SHOP Zee - 200 ft. Rolls
llml i i
~$ Cota 426-81~ Waxod Paper
Services- Tire
Service
To Wall Carpet . ~ew OK Tires
& Upholstery . . Recapping
Line Of Supplier Used
Bits O Sea
Tuna 4 NO. ~2
.......... Tins 77'
Walls Walls Cream Style
Corn & Peas 4Tins.303 =IN 7'
J
SNOBOY - 2 Ib. pkg.
Large Prunes .... 59’
Modess V-Form - 12 ~t. pkg.
Sent. Napkins ...... 39’
BLUE BONNET
N'S JANITOR SERVICE OK TIRE STORES Pacific Mandarin
Uncle Ben's Long Grain & Wild
p ' 11 oz.
'E 4th Olympia 352-1367 ,,,,,-----,-----'Mr" Vlew ~Ph"+ .m2 Oran ,as 4 Tins 77* Rice' Mix". ......... 6pkg.OZ. 69 ’
I Pacific -11 oz. Tins Taylor Sweet No. 3 $ %
, ;+T vel ,,, Papara Chunks4, '7 7’ Potatoes3 SqUat Tin 1 ,PILLSBURY
~lelena Rublnsteln cos- I I Air - Rail - Steamship
faeries | | , Bus,- Hotels - Tours Oennison s - 40 oz. Tins Foremost Milkman - 2 Qt. Size Choice of 9 Flavors
PreseHpttorm i I No Extra Charge For ,
I'Iylx~.Allergic cosmetics || Our Chili con Game .... 69’ Instant Milk .......... 37’
-_.. I I Angle Travel Res Center
EILP8 PHARMA(;Y " Foremost Milkman - 6 Qt. Size
___ I I401 Railroad Ave 426.8272 Pard Crunchers @
,~ Franklln Ph. 426-3327 | I ' " 426 4134 5 lb.
- Dog Food ........ s,zo 69’ Instant Milk .......... 99
Trade+, 18 oz 49'
Creamy or Crunchy ........ Jar
Bradshaw Tin
Real Gold
(12 oz. Tins 3/$1) ............
6 OZ.
Tins
Joan
of Arc .................. ..............
-300
Tins
Bathroom
Assorted Colors ........
4 roll
Pkgs.
P’
Nestle's 1-~ lb.
EvorReady Deluxe ................................................... pkg.
PC
Snoboy Frozen Foods
( @ Leaf or Chopped Spinach I I I )
@ Peas and Carrots r ._ 1 I d= (
{ Cut arocceli ~ 1U OZ. tll }
l rge,Red Ripe Slicing
| Jeno's - Double Size - 30V2 oz. size Foremost Milkman- 12 Qt. Size
! '-i TV Service ' $ 69
Cheese Pizza 7 9' Instant Milk ......... 1 pkg,
l~alrbanks-Mor~e Pumps I I , Radio- 'IV
. Y for
;IIELTON ELECTRIC CO. LER:OY'S TV SERVICE ~, LAST CHANCE TO COMPLETE YOUR ANCHOR-HOCKING
| Rallread Ph. 426-6283 I I Mr. View Ph. 426-3172~ COOKwARE SETS FOR CHRISTMAS
'~'a~~, ~ All Items on Sale this week- while supply lasts!
t ch Repairing TV Service 1 Qt. Saucepan... $1.95 9" Skillet ..... $3.00 ] ,'
New..... Hamilton & I [ Fast and Guaranteed ~: 1½ Qt. Saucepan.. $2.25 10½" Skillet .... $4.95 ,
~Ul0Va watches
. . ...... II w and Radio Repairs ~" 2½ Qt. Saucepan.. $3.45 Handles ......... $2.00
~ typen aewetry ILeI[m I I Ante--- a,~a ~.~. ~_~^.
~Pert Jewelry Repatrt g Armagost TV Radio Service
Neuensohaander Jeweler II 1"1" K" " ~" x 1, +rr ,’,
" ........... r i a ~ v mg 8t (Mt View) t
"% T. Boswelb uwn~ "
426 4342
Railroad 426-6182 I I "
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Repmrlng ------- Printing
tajor Overhauls L Quality Work
~rakes & Ignition [ of All Kind=
Velding & Tune-ups "
'Peelal Winterizing J TH E JOU R N A L
ED'S SERVICE I 227 Cota Phone 426-4412
E. Cota 426-3926 I
mmmmmimm~mm +mmmmmmimm mammmmm~mm
Station umanlng vice
Carpets - Wall to Wall
For Good Service Floors - Stripped, Polished Prices effective thru Sat., Dec. 19, 1964. No Sale to Dealers.
~ee Ual: Windows - Walls - Upholstery Relerve Right to Limit Quantity, Equal Opportunity Employer.
~0rk Fully Guaranteed "BHELTON'S OWN"
L Time Sel Station CLEANING SERVICE CO.
l=t St. & Lloyd Days 426.8138 Nites 426-4376
RADISHES & GREEN
LETTUCE-FleSh 'n Crisp~a~ CUCUMBERS -- Long ~’ ONIONS - ~./
Romain, or Red -,af E=. Green F,orid= ............ Ea. a,V Largo Bunoh,,
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