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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
December 24, 1964     Shelton Mason County Journal
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sday, December 24, 1964 0 . " : 0 J "',', • • + , - tha is certainly a blessing. , several inches on the ground ~ore coming down, Washing- looks like a giant Christmas We can't guarantee the ac- ,Y of our news, since the co - in being written on Satur- raorning, with no idea of what come later in the way of ,r. Kiwanis basketball program Slowed to a walk this moxm- to hazardous driving con- and that may be more figurative. :Mason played Chimacum night and won another on their home court. The game for tonight will probably be cancelled, accor- to Bob Larson; High school OF TItIS morning, the in- of Miss Dee Griffith as queen of the Internation- of Job's Daughters, Be? 3, will be held at 7:30 in the Masonic 'I!emple. Oth~r to be installed are: Jo ]chillinger, senior princess; junior princess; Lin- guide; Barbara Sehil- marshal; Karin Rasmussen Donna Dishon, recorder; • =buval, Treasurer; Carol Bar- musician; Myra Schrpeder, I first messenger; Christi Dahl, se- cond messenger; Chert Bishop, third messenger, Karen Beeber, f(mrth messenger; Karen Squire, fifth messenger; Nora Schroeder, senior custodian; Charlotte Smith. junior custodian; Connie Wolfc~ inner guard; Penny Bishop, out- er guard; Crystal Lamb, prompt- er; Kathy Beeber, assistant mus- ician; Nancy Reynolds, assistant chaplain; Vicki Barber, assistant treasm'er; Alice Rasmussen, assis- tant first messenger; Marcella "Westberg, assistant second mes- senger and Vicky Howard, assist- ant third" messenger. Installing will be Laura Foster, retiring queen, and other outgoing officers. Soloist Kay Wardrip will play "The Lord's Prayer", "Consola- tion", "Lost Chord" gnd "Candle in the Wind". Programs will be in charge of Judy Griffith and Vicki Kupstas. Dave Ryssell and Hal Fernandes will usher and Cindy Trammell will he in charge of the guest book. Peggy Baker will be at the gift table. Kathy Reidle will serve cake with Cheryl Williams pour- ing. Miss Griffith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'William O. Grif- fith of Belfair and is a junior at North Mason High school. DECEMBER MEETING of .the NI~ Board of Directors was held Dec. 14 at the elementary build- ing. New board member, Ken Lea- SHELTON--MA 0N C0t TY JOURNAE-- Published in ¢tChrlstmastown, U.g.A.", 8hclton, Washingtol PACE ;ll • A |rams IIII | , specifications and call for bids on I share of Federal Forest Fund me. ~ ,,~ ~ ' won all their home games so far. I [ll=.¢tll¢ll iNIl( H I?9¢flNIII doubles-court tennis courts, lnie was $2000 as aUocated by:, ,, , ,v We would nl%c to y'ge m?re fans I01~I|U[~e,~VlIB~ |laUe-UllUVM~l ........... ~,, ,~ ~(l~ ~".. ' '~ ~',~ s L L es LO come ou~ ana watca tnese ,~mnonzea bupL ~,:,,,e,'s ~,, [ " I the t;oumy uonm]issioners. I)e- ~ ~ 11 ( 1 ~v,~ames the,'man, replae ng Ko. who ma, ap,,1, to sl+ ,a - vertise v'd g =i re arding p,,,p,,sed boiler .... resigned recently, was welcomed ing fimds Th(se hi, ~] line, motor oil, .iese .:' .' " insurance was tabled to give di- .............. and seated. Discussion of futuremust be kept in rain a -I~md P' S: 300 .{ue,% wm~.m~,s ~,~l,.ectors fm'ther time to review [$~t~g*.~K~JK~4~/~~:~'~~~ btllldl . at Nolih ~/[,1,I~011 i d des \~tltt t bI ice opeued 'It [Jle Jail. 11 OOltl'(llfba n3/f|al M,'~ P~ia~ r~wa n ,, I~ ~ • 'rig plans • t~ el. ec~• , . - , ,. .... , ............................... ~ ........ e'i:~ ~, was led by Mr. Vcrne L(qdle, Bull- ink program to pursue. A decis- [ meeting. La)i mm|srer, ~narms [ view of the recent %¥SSDA meet- ] ~ ~ lIll~e Visll To Tll-I'k Ever-'one ding Consultant ill thc office of io~ must be made as to tile Chalet [ Wells, was granteu a..request to [ ing in Seattle, also reviewing tile ~ J~1 ]|| |l~, "" +~ ~ "Y the State Su t of Public In,tu, c buihtin, btc rose of tile fire haz- rent the CllMet gym lor non-ae-] Assistant's edu(at~on proposals to ~ ~ ~l~r A ]~;ll~ V~r p . ' ', .... " g ~;t ""' " " .... " " • mac in s ..... -- ............ '-- tion. Verne Leidle explained tlle ard. Leidle explained that noth-]nonunatmnat ~engmus t g.. I~be presented to the upcoming ]~ ~ ~' state's requirements and financ-ing need be done about the build-[ Richard Rasmussen was appoin-/state legislative session. A let-[~. ~ And To All ing policies. Need and financialing as hmg as classes were not[ ted by the chairman, Doug ttoppe, ]tar from Robert Rest football ]~ ~ quahf,cation' a~'e' the' t~o' things held, there'. A ,special board meet- [ to be'board policy chairman.. Supt. ] coach at Bainbridge High . School THE BEST OF HOLIDAY CHEER.~ the state considers when iL comes ing was set for Jan. 4 to discuss [ Sanders was authorized to sell ] was read. Ite complimented the l~ _... __ ~e to aiding school districts in new the lmilding program In other [ usPd kitchen equipment no longer ] si.udents fans and cheerleaders on 1~ ,~ii~R.~ . _ _ construction. If these require- hoard action Supt. Norman San-lneeded by the district. Supt. San-' their enthusiamn and good sports-l~ v-, nv in avergreen ~quare \ merits are met, then a districtders was authorized to draw up ders reported that North Mason',. manship dtsplayea at the Bain- ~]~]~t=~h1~]~t~l~t=]l~lWh1~]l~l~~~ Tradewell Stores will be closed 6 p.m. Christmas Eve. Let us all be inspired, gain strength, acquire charity of mind and great joy from the faith of the first Christmas living on in the hearts of us all. --Y, our Friendly Tradewell stores \ Repairs ;.-Washers " etc. Any Make - Any Model Guaranteed Satisfaction Warren Refrigeration & Cota 426.2445 Service Station For Good Service See Us! All Work Full}, Guaranteed C & L Time Service Station 401 So. 1st St. Charline & Lloyd Glass Coverin ] . Linoleum Expert Installation | . Tile JIM ,PAULEY, INC. | . Carpeting i | , Formica Railroad Ph. 426-8231 | REX FLOOR COVERING ~JMt. View Ph. 426-2292 , ery It|eating eah Baked Bread - cakes - ] , Safety check OUghnuts - Rolls - Buns - ] , Clean-up Custom Baked Cakes I . Minor & major repairs HI'S BAKERY | STARKEY'S HEATING Iv. Hwy. No. (Mt. View) ~ Sales & Service 426-3179 i 514 Ellinor 426-4673 uty Landscaping i Complete •Hair Care ] . Lawns, rockeries, trees I 1V~erle Norman Cosmetics [ shrubs (free demonstrations) | , Top soil, tilling, leveling , Free estimates Elaine's Beauty Salon | SUNSET LANDSCAPING ~, Laurel 426-4582 I Herbert Baze 426-4718 Salon Beauty Care By Appointment New Ownership ~rlstmastown Beauty Salon So. 4th 426-4783 Rental Service Almost Anything Anywhere Bulldozers - Loaders - Pumps Folding Banquet Tables & Chairs, Hospital Beds, Etc. LEW RENTS 2216 E. 4th Olympia 357-7731 Sand, Gravel .......... Experienced Operator . Top Soil Al Greenwalt , Peat Soil 901 E. Cascade . Custom Tractor Work Pl~one 426-6550 Johns Creek Sand & Gravel .----.- .-------- 426-3552 Norm Anderson raet r - Sewing" Machine Office Now'Open [ . Sales, Service Rentals 823 Franklin Street | . New and Used Phone 426-8060 i , Free Pickup & Delivery J. L, DEBBAN, D.C. i Singer Sewing (~e~ter I 117 5th Ave, East -Olympia 'noon 2-6 closed Thurs, I Ph. 357-7586 Services Ski Equipment - Service [ 70 Wall Carpet i Sales - Rentals - Repairs . & Upholstery [ Bikes - New and Used lete Line Of Supplies ; JANITOR SERVICE I - CLINTON'S BIKE SHOP E 4th Olympia 352-1367 I 223 Cot~ 426 8118 Service ,ets - Wall to WallTire Service - Stripped, Polished [ , New OK Tires - Walls - Upholstery | • Recapping "SHELTON'S OWN" I , Used =-ANING SERVICE CO. I OK TIRE STORES 426-8138 NItes 426-4376 IMr. View Ph. 426-4832 Travel I-Ielena Rubinstein cos-I , Air - Rail - Steamship I tactics I , Bus - Hotels - Tours I Prescriptions I • No Extra Charge For I I'Iypo-Allergtc Cosmetics ~ i Our Service I NELL'S PHARMACY I Angle Travel Res, Center I i401 Railroad Ave. 426-8272I & Franklin Ph. 426-3327 I 426-4134 I TIT Service .......... ~airbanks-Morse Pumps I , Radio - 'IV i Eleetriq Heating | , Phonographs ' Westinghouse AppliancesI . CB 2-way radio IHELTON ELECTRIC CO. I I LER:OY'S TV SERVICE Railroad Ph. 426-6283 I Mr. View Ph. 426-3172 I h Repairing ------ TV Service" New Hamilton & Bulova Watches Fast and Guaranteed types Jewelry Items TV and Radio Repairs err Jewelry Repairing Antenna and Parts Service Jeweler Armagost TV.Radlo 'Service A. T. Boswell, Owner 1919 King St. (Mr. View) R all road 426-6182 426-4342 Repairing Overhauls & Ignition & Tune-ups ,eclat Winterizing ED'S SERVICE E. Cota 426-3926 Printing , Quality Work of All Kinds THE JOURNAL 227 Cota Phone 426-4412 Swift's ,Premium or Lennon's Shamrock SMOKED Fully Cooked 12 to 16 lb. Aver. 15 U.S.D.A. Grade A 17 to 24 lb. Aver. lb. 37¢ 10 to 16 lb. Aver. lb. 39¢ Shank Half ........................................ lb. 45¢ Butt Half ........................................ lb. 49¢ Whole ................................................ lb. 49¢ I Country Style Hygrade's Fiesta or Tradewell S are Ribs .................... ;...: ........... 7 " d p Slmo Ba©on ...................................... ,,. 59 Swifts "Hostess' or Hygrades Fiesta - Fully Hygrade a Skinless. 12 oz. pkg. %% Cooked . Whole, Halves or Quarters Boaelass Ila s .................................... ,b. 89 Wiaaers ................................................... Ea. 39¢ Shrimp or H,ormel's or Morrell s - 5 lb. Can Fully Cooked at ;/~ Ib ... ¢ Crab Me ............................................... 98¢ ' ++,reed Hams .................................... ,+. 79 Fresh, Lean Ib Center Cut Rib Ib & Sherbet i/2 I/2 Gal. e4P~,l~ gal. 59¢ Tradewell .... Size ~i~- Tradewel, 1!1 oz. 49* 3 Bag Box ........ pkg. Brach's 12 oz. 49¢ Finest ...... pkg. Nut 12 oz. ~,(~ Lunch " pkg. Jaok O' • % 40 oz. .......................... T,n, 77* Lantern Bradley - Mincemeat or Pumpkin 2 °" 77* ........................ Sizes Holiday Special - All Varieties Mixed Nuts ........ lb. 39¢ Large Cali- fornia NAVEL Long Green Calif. Stalks Celery .................... 2/29¢ Large & Firm - Green Peppers ................ 3/25¢ See Tradewell first for the largest assort- ment and greatest savings on your Christ- mas Flowers: .Poinsettias, Mums, Flock- ed Trees, Wreaths, Swags, Cherry Plants and potted Azaleas. ,Prices effective thru Thurs., Dec, 24th. Re- serve Right to Limit Quantity. No sale to dealers. i'% Best Foods / Oounly ,:Fair "AA" ' OOZ, Darigold lb. pkg, II "~+ :i:i::':' ii: ; l~, ill: /Ii ! :i ?i !,i i'! +l 'i!