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t , ii " I A Most Appropriate Mystery Character A U 00assk U,,IJ. Public Invited !i i sm, i ........... .......... w,vttc ucdmmemu n,n,n'tr'a even blUU nutu00 u.u rm L I o-a]]-:ran-  =----t..:,., ..... , , . • . , ,. . • . . .. / d& [f .HW I'  .... Rookie" Morrison, of course. The 4-H'ers also brought goods r ud Mrs Davis Chappell anci cnarge, travel nmmrva , wF ilk II tW IlliNIll MAR(NE OFFiCER--Graduated Those names could easily be for a basket for the noodv. The fancily " " a- te   h- n December 5 from the 25th Of- news to you for he is seldom next regular meeting witl be held • EXPERT BiKE REPAIRS • WE FIXIT AT SUEYSTER'S Bike & FMt Shop 223 Cots HA 6-8118 floer Candidate Course at th( Marine Corps School, Quantico Va., was Roy C. Skagen, son of Mrs. Gudrun E. Skagen of 228 Laurel St., Shelton, Wash. He Is a graduate of Olympic Col- lege, Bremerton, Wash., and the University of Washington, Se- aisle, Wash. The 12-week course is designed to screen candidates from the nation's colleges and the enlisted anks of the Marine Corps Reserve. He will attend an additional eight-month course for newly Pmm&esloned officers. ( Navy photo.) i iiiii ,11 i ii i ii, i i i L i i ii i i i ,lllqlll i With father time we wish you good luck and good health in 1960. "" Played in state high school basketball tournanent. known by his real name (Kimbel Motors 2) as very few people know him by anything other than that mighty hard nlck-name (20th Century, 20). If you called him Charlle he probably wouldn't an- swer even though It's his real name (MeConkey Pharmacy 13) because he isn't used to his real name either. We came right out and told you hL middle name is Denton (Saeger Motor Shop 6) and that the phone book lists his Initials as C.D. (An- ate Agency 4). We oven gave you his phone, HA 6-8107, in the Ls Fields Auto Parts ad on page 6. That ho is Shelton's Santa Claus was tipped off in several clues---he'a a hero to kids now (Shelton 'Union Service 16), loves to hide behind a hair-faced cam- ouflage (Eells & Valley 16), plays K.K. role (L.M. 18), delights chil- dren during the Yule season (Seam 2), and you could rightfully cdll him a Saint (Modo O' Day 13). Knowing Rookie at all you'd rec- ognize that pillows unnecessary for his seasonal avocation (L.M. 9), since he is a raight sizeable fellow, 6-foot-1 (L.M. 9 in height, although he's not as big as he used to be for a recent diet has brought on shrinking avordupols (Western Auto Supply 16) and has made it possible that he now wears size 17 collar where size 20 once re- quired (Waterfront Realty 19). Rockie, as everyone knows, works "for the people (Saeger Mo- tor Shop 9) as a lawman lL.M. 13) in the sheriff's office, where he proteot the public (Lea Fields Auto Parts 6) and wears a uni- form at work (Evergreen Texaco Service 16), although prior to that he spent ten years in the assess- or's office (I(Atsap-Mason Dairy 6). He has attended FBI schools (M & S Food Store 16) on several occasions to make Identification his forte (Mode O' Day 16), from which he is able to make finger- prints tell him a =tory (Coast-to- Coast Stares 7)• So you sinners beware (Lawton Lumher 4). Rookie, has other talents. He's no stranger to accounting (Shelton Hotel 16), for instance, music comes naturally to him (Johnny's Music Box 19), being especially adept on the drums (Saeger Motor Shop 5), although he can play almost any instrument and any tune after hearing it once. Many used to enjoy his dance band some years ago (Manley's Fountain 12) when it played at dances around here. Listening to hts tape-re- corder is one of his favorite forms ROCKIE MORRISON He's Hero To Kids Now cording a lnusidal number from radio or TV. One of his hobbies is photography (Prepp's Rexall Stove i0) and he alsO loves to work with tools, build cabinets, etc. tBeckwith% Jeweh'y 19), al- though his wife complains he's al- ways doing it for friends instead of in his own home. By the way, his wife works fop the state as switchboard operator and his wife has dropped the Jean from her given name (both in Budget Shop 18). She is tile for- mer Helen Jean Glenn. Rockie's sister Vl (Hicks) lives here (Bud- get Shop 18), although he him- self has only been a Sheltonian since 1945 (Johnny's Music Box 3). He is formerly a Bend-er (20th Century 20) having lived in Bend, Oregon, at one time, al- though he was born in a potato state (Lawton Lumber 18), neigh- boring :Idaho, and lived five years in Canada (Sears 18). - He now lives on LaKe Boulevard (Decorating Center 18) making him a Beverly Heights resident (Lawton Lumber 15), where he finds his parents next door neigh- bors (C. C. Cole & Sons 16). • Rookie owns a female Elk hound (Timber Appliance 16) and his pet has a glamorous name (John- ny's Music Box 19), for a dog at least, for pet is called Tana (John- ny's Music Box 15). It has no connection with his dog's breed bnt Rookie himself is an ex-EIk (L.M. 9). So there you have 45 clues to the identity of Rockie Morrison as mystery character No. 27 in our Who's Who in Mason County con- test• The 46th clue is his license num- ber. If you see a car with license plate XAD 308 (20th Century) you'll know the law is near at hand, or around Christmas that's Santa's sleigh. on Jan. 21. Southside Grange officers meet- ing will be held at Mrs. Walter Chappell's at Mill Cz'eok (:)n De- cember 30. Arcadia club met at Mrs. Paul- ine Emsleys for their Christmas party, had exchange of gifts and a turkey dimmer with l)otluck lunch. 'riaey report, t very nice ttu'nout at the club. Auxiliary meets at Mrs. Opal Ascle's home on Jan. 7. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Camp Grisdale Woman Wins INat,onal Award Mrs. Fred W. Epker put Camp Grisdale on the map this week by "winning first prize in an interna- tional contest sponsored by Inter- national Housewares Ki t c hen contest. From the thousands of entres submitted by hopefuls around the world, Mrs. Epker's was chosen and won a Nash Metropolitan au- tomobile. The winner, who along with her husband, teaches school at the logging camp, could hardly be- lieve her good fortune. "The fact that I do like the cooking ware so much, must of had something to do with it." The fact that she actually had a set of the cooking ware already had something to do with winning the car, too. Otherwise, the prize would have been a set of the ware, valued at around $175. Her husband, whose reaction to the news was, "It didn't seem real," had planned t.o buy her a small car next spring. They al- ready own a 1959 Buick, but need- ed a second car. Although a new Kitchen Queen contest starts every three months this was the first that Mrs. Epker had entered, in fact, she said she seldom enters contests. Mr. and Mrq. Epker and their, 9-year-old son Vincent, have been at Grisdale since August, 1957. She teaches grades one through three, while he teaches the fourth through eighth grades. They came here from St. Louis, Missouri. Busy Bell 4-H club met at Mrs. Dora Jacksons last Thursday and the club worked on presents for the mothers. They had their Clristmas party last Saturday at the Southside Grange hall and went caroling at the hospital, Botts Nursing Home, and the Clin- ic, and also had exchange of gifts. MR, AND MRS. Earl Leggett were called to Yacolt Saturday as their aunt, Josephine Beecraft, was quite ill. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. ne Roe and family for Christmas din- ner were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wolden, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wold- en and family and Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Babcock of Tacoma. Guests qf Mr. and Mrs. William' Lester" and family" for Christmas day were Mr. and 'Mrs. klfred Kadoun, Steve and Kim, Emma Kadoun, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Russ- eli axl Ronda, and Ms'. and Mrs. .Melvin FOwler and family of Longview. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Holtorf and family for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Staley of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boysen and Steve, June Kratcha and Bob Farr visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Janice la Monday evening. • SATURDAY VISITORS of Mr. and Mrs. William Letter and fam- ily were Mr. and Mrs. IRon Russ° !ll and Ronda, Mr. and Mrs. MeN :-Tin Fowler and family of Long- view, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Moore and Norman of Hoquiam, Opal Lester and Ass, and Gerald and Roy Lester. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cormier, Don and Richard, for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Art Palmer of Mtlock, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Janice. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggett vie- ited Mr. and Mrs. Miles McQuil- kin Christmas day. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kadoun Steve and Kim, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ks- dotal Linda and Terry, Emma Kadoun, Mr. and Mrs. George Saupe of Agate, Patty Cramner of Anaconda, Mont., Butch Lnl of Anaconda, Mont., Mrs. Roy Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha. SATURDAY, MRS. L. P. Barn- ard and Joan of Seattle visited Mr. mad Mrs. Ray Krsteha and Janice and Sunday visitors of the Kratchas were Patty Cramner of Anaconda, Mont., Butch Lanis ot Anaconda, Mont., and Mrs. Roy Kimball. The Friendship Club will meet January 6. Hostesses will be Mrs. E. Bracey and Mrs. Brumbaugh at a sack dinner hmch. Everyone is asked to bring table service., Mrs. Jane Windsor, county home l economist, will be a guest at the m meeting. Oonlor " Air - Rail - Ship - TOURS • CRUISES • H i HA 6-8272 or HA 6-4 401 Railroad Avenu : i SH ELTON, WAS During a recent sLx-month pe- riod the American Foundation for the Blind received more than 16, I I 000 letters about aids and appli-I] ances for the blind and the one-I| fare travel concession for blind ]| persons. This WaS an increase of ll more than 10 percent over the I I number of letters received a year ll We have looked forward to this opportunity to wish you all a happy New Year. BEN JOHN BANNER & BURNETT OHEVRON SERVIGE WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST OK Rubber Welders arbiter 226 N. Qlymplc Hwy. HA 6-4832 , J Leroy's Television SERVICE Motorola Television , Radios "You Get Guaranteed Quality In Sales and Service" 2218 N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-3172 i Rex Floor Coverings  Floor, Wall & Counter Coverings HA 6-2292 1723 D|ymplo HwT. N, Evergreen Texaco FIRESTONE TIRES Motor Tuneup, Generator=, Starters, Lubrication, ,Brake Relining lot 4, Franklin HA 6-031 Sea Ctslog 8ALES OFFICE "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back" Evergresn Square HA 6-8201 r Timber Appliance Authorized Dealer ,  Sales & 8srvlce W IF Eleotrlcal Contracting I Heating -- Wiring l HA 6-4653 114 S. 2nd I has a partner Kimbel Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH RAMBLER METROPOLITAN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 707 8, First HA 6-3433 Mlmley's FOUNTAIN LUNCH "Shelton's Favorite" For Breakfast - Lunch . Dinner or Just a Snack 125 Cots HA 6-3953 Shelton Union Service • First In tlre--U. S. Royal • Economy Car Wash • Vacation Trailer Rentals • U Drive Trucks soft-spoken 332 S. First HA 6-8002 Shelton Hotel "if YOU Can Find A Better Place To Eat -- Try Itl" • Banquet Facilities • Blue Ox Corral Ph. HA 6-3541 often behind bars Eells & Valley APPLIANCE CANTER 123 8. 2nd HA 8-466 Forrest's Flowers AND GIFTS Cut Flower= - Plants Floral Designs Flowers and Gifts fop All Occasions Flowers by Wire Kitsap-Mason Dairy "Good Milk iS Good Food n 313 Railroad HA 6-6513 • Milk & Cream • ice Cream • Cheese • Butter Les Fields Auto Parts .INC. Complete llne of parts fer all caPs & trucks Automotive Machine Shop Tools Batterlen Third at Grove. HA 6-4473 229 S. F|ret * HA 6-3351 Waterfront Realty t Depart- I featuring ment 'PREFERRED PROPERTIES' Store Developers of Highland Terrace "Friendly Marden M. Stroud, Broker ervloe 226 NO. First HA 6-8535 SlUice 1895" Bill $ohnson's Shell Service "Service First -- 8atiMactlon Alway#' Goodyear Tira- NIo-L411v Batteries Flt & ta HA 8-$g08 wife's name is Ann Quality at Budget Prices MODE O' DAY Evergreen Squar= HA 6-q293 Whlgsrd% aport Shop Comptete Fishing and Huqtlng 8uppllea ,q'atut Alon 9 A Buddy" All Resident & Non-RRidant Liens=or 2210 Olymplo wy, N. HA 8-S671 THE BEST IN Ineuranoe Coverage & Service Angle Agency Insurance - Real Emte - Travel 4th & R.R, HA 6-8272 20th Century hriftway "Where Every Customer Is Important ' HILLCREST Evergreen Fuel Co. Olel OIl & Stove Oil Automatio Refill Service $19 8, First HA 6.8103 gOON'S Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal Contracting -- Plumbing Supplies -- OII Burners Furnaces 623 S. First HA 6-34S3 Fessler's ICE CREAM CENTER "You Can't Better TPe Best" Premium Ice Cream At Less than Popular Prices 422 N. First HA 6-6575 C. C. Cole & Sons DISTRIBUTOR Standard OII Pro(mOt "Trouble,Free Fuel OII Service for the Home" 118 S. Third HA (5-4411 one son t a coach Wheatley & Keary Co. "Service and Quality First" in Plumbing -- Heating Paper -- Paint Contracting 317 S. First HA 6.4853 M. and S. Food Store Quality Food  Low Prices Free Delivery 120 Cot= HA 6-4892 has two sons For over 24 );ars It has been Me0onkey's for Drugs "Two Locations tO Serve You" 306 Railroad 329 Railroad HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456 Beekwith's Exclusive Dealers for 129 Railroad HA 6-3283 Sseger's Motor Shop • Johnson Outboards • Homellte Power Saws • 8kaglt Boat= Sates & Servlca Hlliorsst HA S-480 t w I DAIRY QUEEN "with that Country Fresh Flavor" llt & Ge(Sar Prepp's Rexall Store 'In Suslness for Your Health" HELTON, WASH. I I J Shelton Electric 419 Railroad H A 6-6283 Wertlnghoue Appllancem The   no more BOWLING IS FUN Open Bowling for the Whole Family Friday, Saturday, Sunday Shelton Recreation t28 N. First HA 6-6252 Budget Shop and Decorating Center Across from Evergreen Square 2nd & Cota HA6-6311 Lwton Lumber Co. • C & C Paints • Building Materials • Tools Rentals 420 S. First HA 6-4303 Johnny's Music Box 429 Railroad HA 6.4302 Pianos • Organs Aooordion Lessons Band ImRruments 8heel Music Thackeray Electric Co. "Electrical Contractors" Lighting Fixtures Eleotrlc Heat WIPing Supplies and Repairs 217 Cots HA 6-6477" Western Auto Supply "THE FAMILY STORE" WIZARD The Name tur Quality 315 S. First HA $41S3 II I III Ritner's Broiler "For Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices" 102 S. First HA 6-4223 W00em to Look for 0lure... Copyright 1959 bY B. Reinhaxdt. All rights reserved. Clues may be hidden in ANY ad In thls group ad. When a St appears in any of these ads, it means that additional advertia/ng that mrchant appears elsewhere in thie issue of the paper, and tlonad clues ma" 'be hidden in any of those ads also! CI will be scattered.., there may be from one to five oluea any ad  or aone. Tl ,i S a onteat of skill  and we intend to our best to outwit yot We invite you to do your beat to outwit us! 1. 5aJs Is a famll tun contest. - tiU wcleame from ever), member of the fallly old eioMtl to  out h or her own. You MAY subIt one qm- tr per  t  ur aU f tbe So  who ., are l the row that I$ heavll ImNlem  week -- but oat)' one eatrr r ion at any  Store (m0i-e than dtt wlll dis4mdlly Ill entries ot that for that mk). Ano .maw. u a.=,,el 0€); uiu ,- = ,t  zommaz. (Sad that epc trod families) are mot mlwnm to eat4w xc duCJ the wslm tlmt the ommrt er- umt'a store, -teaturedL lqOtfll JJO Uy, "Use aay slip of ; paper 'tOT entry blank. DO NOT put your entry in an eovelOl. Not neces- sary to be ptteat at tlm drewlng to win. lot nse to be a subscriber to the IJOUUqAL to ImtteUmte, 8. WHO'S .WHO m be eae ts the  0oum a 01es to h (or her) idatlW will be hidden ONIY iu adl df IIIIHiW Mmmts (this mea a ad h= tl =metl(m or any a(l of tile same inethant elsewhere in the pkP), When ,star(s) appear in any ad in thts seotion, it is your warn- ing that Other 1(I) of the same mer- chant (i Whirl there mF be clues) appeal" etewhe All the ,paper. Clues wUl be ttredmany ads will have no clues, While others may have as many ms five. l Js a coatest of skill, and we intend te o our best to outwit you. We'll be delighted ff you succeed in outguessing tin, in spite of our best efforts I 4. If by coincidence, the mne ot WHO'S WHO (or other facts about him) happen to appear in news items, edltorlal matter, or other places in this newspaper, these will not count as clues. 5, To enter, write down the name you think the -I0'S WHO Is. List all the clues you can find In all the ads of the Sponsoring Merchants in this issue. Don't forget your own name and addreesl! Then, drop your entry t ay €. omt  a hi between the heavy borders In issue. You may enter at all six if wlshl There are no other places entries will be accepted  and mall tries will not be accptad. Aay bet of the family ma bring in all tries for that family. Children 12 must be accompanied by an 8. This week's contest starts you receive this iesue. md closes at p.m. Monday of the followlng wek. that time (8 p.m. next drawing will be held, The first drawn that eorreetly Identifies JBO'B WHO will win $10,00. 17 entry also lists every clue qnldden in ads ,of Sponsoring Merchants, a NUS of $86.00 will be added. ever this BONUS is not w'o, it will added to next week's ONUS -- Will continue to grow until It hi wonl Winning the BONUS requires FECT Itst Of clues -- the exeot beT, and all copied correctly. ?. At unammunced times the contest, a special drawing will held to determine the winner of MYS'ItRY JACKPOT. This will take place A.WIR the drawing is completed. Winner In rgular drawing will not be for the drawing of the JAC'POT. Winner of the JACKPOT will be the first drawn (after completion of the drawing) which has BOTH the rect identificatlon of WHO'S and a perfect list of clues• will not he held for MYSTERY POT every week. 8. Every possible preeaution will taken to prevent typographical that might he mistaken for clues, errorless typography CANNOT GUARANTEED (by anyone), The lisher of the JOURNAL will be judge in all questions, and his Is final. Family participation gives you ter chance to win the Jackpot. wife, husband, or some youngster MAY spot a clue that miss ! • . Remember, you can't wtn if don't enter! Got any Perry Mason In you? Nllalt YOU can outwit the t , ii " I A Most Appropriate Mystery Character A U 00assk U,,IJ. Public Invited !i i sm, i ........... .......... w,vttc ucdmmemu n,n,n'tr'a even blUU nutu00 u.u rm L I o-a]]-:ran-  =----t..:,., ..... , , . • . , ,. . • . . .. / d& [f .HW I'  .... Rookie" Morrison, of course. The 4-H'ers also brought goods r ud Mrs Davis Chappell anci cnarge, travel nmmrva , wF ilk II tW IlliNIll MAR(NE OFFiCER--Graduated Those names could easily be for a basket for the noodv. The fancily " " a- te   h- n December 5 from the 25th Of- news to you for he is seldom next regular meeting witl be held • EXPERT BiKE REPAIRS • WE FIXIT AT SUEYSTER'S Bike & FMt Shop 223 Cots HA 6-8118 floer Candidate Course at th( Marine Corps School, Quantico Va., was Roy C. Skagen, son of Mrs. Gudrun E. Skagen of 228 Laurel St., Shelton, Wash. He Is a graduate of Olympic Col- lege, Bremerton, Wash., and the University of Washington, Se- aisle, Wash. The 12-week course is designed to screen candidates from the nation's colleges and the enlisted anks of the Marine Corps Reserve. He will attend an additional eight-month course for newly Pmm&esloned officers. ( Navy photo.) i iiiii ,11 i ii i ii, i i i L i i ii i i i ,lllqlll i With father time we wish you good luck and good health in 1960. "" Played in state high school basketball tournanent. known by his real name (Kimbel Motors 2) as very few people know him by anything other than that mighty hard nlck-name (20th Century, 20). If you called him Charlle he probably wouldn't an- swer even though It's his real name (MeConkey Pharmacy 13) because he isn't used to his real name either. We came right out and told you hL middle name is Denton (Saeger Motor Shop 6) and that the phone book lists his Initials as C.D. (An- ate Agency 4). We oven gave you his phone, HA 6-8107, in the Ls Fields Auto Parts ad on page 6. That ho is Shelton's Santa Claus was tipped off in several clues---he'a a hero to kids now (Shelton 'Union Service 16), loves to hide behind a hair-faced cam- ouflage (Eells & Valley 16), plays K.K. role (L.M. 18), delights chil- dren during the Yule season (Seam 2), and you could rightfully cdll him a Saint (Modo O' Day 13). Knowing Rookie at all you'd rec- ognize that pillows unnecessary for his seasonal avocation (L.M. 9), since he is a raight sizeable fellow, 6-foot-1 (L.M. 9 in height, although he's not as big as he used to be for a recent diet has brought on shrinking avordupols (Western Auto Supply 16) and has made it possible that he now wears size 17 collar where size 20 once re- quired (Waterfront Realty 19). Rockie, as everyone knows, works "for the people (Saeger Mo- tor Shop 9) as a lawman lL.M. 13) in the sheriff's office, where he proteot the public (Lea Fields Auto Parts 6) and wears a uni- form at work (Evergreen Texaco Service 16), although prior to that he spent ten years in the assess- or's office (I(Atsap-Mason Dairy 6). He has attended FBI schools (M & S Food Store 16) on several occasions to make Identification his forte (Mode O' Day 16), from which he is able to make finger- prints tell him a =tory (Coast-to- Coast Stares 7)• So you sinners beware (Lawton Lumher 4). Rookie, has other talents. He's no stranger to accounting (Shelton Hotel 16), for instance, music comes naturally to him (Johnny's Music Box 19), being especially adept on the drums (Saeger Motor Shop 5), although he can play almost any instrument and any tune after hearing it once. Many used to enjoy his dance band some years ago (Manley's Fountain 12) when it played at dances around here. Listening to hts tape-re- corder is one of his favorite forms ROCKIE MORRISON He's Hero To Kids Now cording a lnusidal number from radio or TV. One of his hobbies is photography (Prepp's Rexall Stove i0) and he alsO loves to work with tools, build cabinets, etc. tBeckwith% Jeweh'y 19), al- though his wife complains he's al- ways doing it for friends instead of in his own home. By the way, his wife works fop the state as switchboard operator and his wife has dropped the Jean from her given name (both in Budget Shop 18). She is tile for- mer Helen Jean Glenn. Rockie's sister Vl (Hicks) lives here (Bud- get Shop 18), although he him- self has only been a Sheltonian since 1945 (Johnny's Music Box 3). He is formerly a Bend-er (20th Century 20) having lived in Bend, Oregon, at one time, al- though he was born in a potato state (Lawton Lumber 18), neigh- boring :Idaho, and lived five years in Canada (Sears 18). - He now lives on LaKe Boulevard (Decorating Center 18) making him a Beverly Heights resident (Lawton Lumber 15), where he finds his parents next door neigh- bors (C. C. Cole & Sons 16). • Rookie owns a female Elk hound (Timber Appliance 16) and his pet has a glamorous name (John- ny's Music Box 19), for a dog at least, for pet is called Tana (John- ny's Music Box 15). It has no connection with his dog's breed bnt Rookie himself is an ex-EIk (L.M. 9). So there you have 45 clues to the identity of Rockie Morrison as mystery character No. 27 in our Who's Who in Mason County con- test• The 46th clue is his license num- ber. If you see a car with license plate XAD 308 (20th Century) you'll know the law is near at hand, or around Christmas that's Santa's sleigh. on Jan. 21. Southside Grange officers meet- ing will be held at Mrs. Walter Chappell's at Mill Cz'eok (:)n De- cember 30. Arcadia club met at Mrs. Paul- ine Emsleys for their Christmas party, had exchange of gifts and a turkey dimmer with l)otluck lunch. 'riaey report, t very nice ttu'nout at the club. Auxiliary meets at Mrs. Opal Ascle's home on Jan. 7. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Camp Grisdale Woman Wins INat,onal Award Mrs. Fred W. Epker put Camp Grisdale on the map this week by "winning first prize in an interna- tional contest sponsored by Inter- national Housewares Kit c h en contest. From the thousands of entres submitted by hopefuls around the world, Mrs. Epker's was chosen and won a Nash Metropolitan au- tomobile. The winner, who along with her husband, teaches school at the logging camp, could hardly be- lieve her good fortune. "The fact that I do like the cooking ware so much, must of had something to do with it." The fact that she actually had a set of the cooking ware already had something to do with winning the car, too. Otherwise, the prize would have been a set of the ware, valued at around $175. Her husband, whose reaction to the news was, "It didn't seem real," had planned t.o buy her a small car next spring. They al- ready own a 1959 Buick, but need- ed a second car. Although a new Kitchen Queen contest starts every three months this was the first that Mrs. Epker had entered, in fact, she said she seldom enters contests. Mr. and Mrq. Epker and their, 9-year-old son Vincent, have been at Grisdale since August, 1957. She teaches grades one through three, while he teaches the fourth through eighth grades. They came here from St. Louis, Missouri. Busy Bell 4-H club met at Mrs. Dora Jacksons last Thursday and the club worked on presents for the mothers. They had their Clristmas party last Saturday at the Southside Grange hall and went caroling at the hospital, Botts Nursing Home, and the Clin- ic, and also had exchange of gifts. MR, AND MRS. Earl Leggett were called to Yacolt Saturday as their aunt, Josephine Beecraft, was quite ill. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. ne Roe and family for Christmas din- ner were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wolden, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wold- en and family and Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Babcock of Tacoma. Guests qf Mr. and Mrs. William' Lester" and family" for Christmas day were Mr. and 'Mrs. klfred Kadoun, Steve and Kim, Emma Kadoun, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Russ- eli axl Ronda, and Ms'. and Mrs. .Melvin FOwler and family of Longview. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Holtorf and family for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Staley of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boysen and Steve, June Kratcha and Bob Farr visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Janice la Monday evening. • SATURDAY VISITORS of Mr. and Mrs. William Letter and fam- ily were Mr. and Mrs. IRon Russ° !ll and Ronda, Mr. and Mrs. MeN :-Tin Fowler and family of Long- view, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Moore and Norman of Hoquiam, Opal Lester and Ass, and Gerald and Roy Lester. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cormier, Don and Richard, for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Art Palmer of Mtlock, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Janice. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggett vie- ited Mr. and Mrs. Miles McQuil- kin Christmas day. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kadoun Steve and Kim, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ks- dotal Linda and Terry, Emma Kadoun, Mr. and Mrs. George Saupe of Agate, Patty Cramner of Anaconda, Mont., Butch Lnl of Anaconda, Mont., Mrs. Roy Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha. SATURDAY, MRS. L. P. Barn- ard and Joan of Seattle visited Mr. mad Mrs. Ray Krsteha and Janice and Sunday visitors of the Kratchas were Patty Cramner of Anaconda, Mont., Butch Lanis ot Anaconda, Mont., and Mrs. Roy Kimball. The Friendship Club will meet January 6. Hostesses will be Mrs. E. Bracey and Mrs. Brumbaugh at a sack dinner hmch. Everyone is asked to bring table service., Mrs. Jane Windsor, county home l economist, will be a guest at the m meeting. Oonlor " Air - Rail - Ship - TOURS • CRUISES • H i HA 6-8272 or HA 6-4 401 Railroad Avenu : i SH ELTON, WAS During a recent sLx-month pe- riod the American Foundation for the Blind received more than 16, I I 000 letters about aids and appli-I] ances for the blind and the one-I| fare travel concession for blind ]| persons. This WaS an increase of ll more than 10 percent over the I I number of letters received a year ll We have looked forward to this opportunity to wish you all a happy New Year. BEN JOHN BANNER & BURNETT OHEVRON SERVIGE WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST OK Rubber Welders arbiter 226 N. Qlymplc Hwy. HA 6-4832 , J Leroy's Television SERVICE Motorola Television , Radios "You Get Guaranteed Quality In Sales and Service" 2218 N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-3172 i Rex Floor Coverings  Floor, Wall & Counter Coverings HA 6-2292 1723 D|ymplo HwT. N, Evergreen Texaco FIRESTONE TIRES Motor Tuneup, Generator=, Starters, Lubrication, ,Brake Relining lot 4, Franklin HA 6-031 Sea Ctslog 8ALES OFFICE "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back" Evergresn Square HA 6-8201 r Timber Appliance Authorized Dealer ,  Sales & 8srvlce W IF Eleotrlcal Contracting I Heating -- Wiring l HA 6-4653 114 S. 2nd I has a partner Kimbel Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH RAMBLER METROPOLITAN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 707 8, First HA 6-3433 Mlmley's FOUNTAIN LUNCH "Shelton's Favorite" For Breakfast - Lunch . Dinner or Just a Snack 125 Cots HA 6-3953 Shelton Union Service • First In tlre--U. S. Royal • Economy Car Wash • Vacation Trailer Rentals • U Drive Trucks soft-spoken 332 S. First HA 6-8002 Shelton Hotel "if YOU Can Find A Better Place To Eat -- Try Itl" • Banquet Facilities • Blue Ox Corral Ph. HA 6-3541 often behind bars Eells & Valley APPLIANCE CANTER 123 8. 2nd HA 8-466 Forrest's Flowers AND GIFTS Cut Flower= - Plants Floral Designs Flowers and Gifts fop All Occasions Flowers by Wire Kitsap-Mason Dairy "Good Milk iS Good Food n 313 Railroad HA 6-6513 • Milk & Cream • ice Cream • Cheese • Butter Les Fields Auto Parts .INC. Complete llne of parts fer all caPs & trucks Automotive Machine Shop Tools Batterlen Third at Grove. HA 6-4473 229 S. F|ret * HA 6-3351 Waterfront Realty t Depart- I featuring ment 'PREFERRED PROPERTIES' Store Developers of Highland Terrace "Friendly Marden M. Stroud, Broker ervloe 226 NO. First HA 6-8535 SlUice 1895" Bill $ohnson's Shell Service "Service First -- 8atiMactlon Alway#' Goodyear Tira- NIo-L411v Batteries Flt & ta HA 8-$g08 wife's name is Ann Quality at Budget Prices MODE O' DAY Evergreen Squar= HA 6-q293 Whlgsrd% aport Shop Comptete Fishing and Huqtlng 8uppllea ,q'atut Alon 9 A Buddy" All Resident & Non-RRidant Liens=or 2210 Olymplo wy, N. HA 8-S671 THE BEST IN Ineuranoe Coverage & Service Angle Agency Insurance - Real Emte - Travel 4th & R.R, HA 6-8272 20th Century hriftway "Where Every Customer Is Important ' HILLCREST Evergreen Fuel Co. Olel OIl & Stove Oil Automatio Refill Service $19 8, First HA 6.8103 gOON'S Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal Contracting -- Plumbing Supplies -- OII Burners Furnaces 623 S. First HA 6-34S3 Fessler's ICE CREAM CENTER "You Can't Better TPe Best" Premium Ice Cream At Less than Popular Prices 422 N. First HA 6-6575 C. C. Cole & Sons DISTRIBUTOR Standard OII Pro(mOt "Trouble,Free Fuel OII Service for the Home" 118 S. Third HA (5-4411 one son t a coach Wheatley & Keary Co. "Service and Quality First" in Plumbing -- Heating Paper -- Paint Contracting 317 S. First HA 6.4853 M. and S. Food Store Quality Food  Low Prices Free Delivery 120 Cot= HA 6-4892 has two sons For over 24 );ars It has been Me0onkey's for Drugs "Two Locations tO Serve You" 306 Railroad 329 Railroad HA 6-3456 HA 6-4456 Beekwith's Exclusive Dealers for 129 Railroad HA 6-3283 Sseger's Motor Shop • Johnson Outboards • Homellte Power Saws • 8kaglt Boat= Sates & Servlca Hlliorsst HA S-480 t w I DAIRY QUEEN "with that Country Fresh Flavor" llt & Ge(Sar Prepp's Rexall Store 'In Suslness for Your Health" HELTON, WASH. I I J Shelton Electric 419 Railroad H A 6-6283 Wertlnghoue Appllancem The   no more BOWLING IS FUN Open Bowling for the Whole Family Friday, Saturday, Sunday Shelton Recreation t28 N. First HA 6-6252 Budget Shop and Decorating Center Across from Evergreen Square 2nd & Cota HA6-6311 Lwton Lumber Co. • C & C Paints • Building Materials • Tools Rentals 420 S. First HA 6-4303 Johnny's Music Box 429 Railroad HA 6.4302 Pianos • Organs Aooordion Lessons Band ImRruments 8heel Music Thackeray Electric Co. "Electrical Contractors" Lighting Fixtures Eleotrlc Heat WIPing Supplies and Repairs 217 Cots HA 6-6477" Western Auto Supply "THE FAMILY STORE" WIZARD The Name tur Quality 315 S. First HA $41S3 II I III Ritner's Broiler "For Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices" 102 S. First HA 6-4223 W00em to Look for 0lure... Copyright 1959 bY B. Reinhaxdt. All rights reserved. Clues may be hidden in ANY ad In thls group ad. When a St appears in any of these ads, it means that additional advertia/ng that mrchant appears elsewhere in thie issue of the paper, and tlonad clues ma" 'be hidden in any of those ads also! CI will be scattered.., there may be from one to five oluea any ad  or aone. Tl ,i S a onteat of skill  and we intend to our best to outwit yot We invite you to do your beat to outwit us! 1. 5aJs Is a famll tun contest. - tiU wcleame from ever), member of the fallly old eioMtl to  out h or her own. You MAY subIt one qm- tr per  t  ur aU f tbe So  who ., are l the row that I$ heavll ImNlem  week -- but oat)' one eatrr r ion at any  Store (m0i-e than dtt wlll dis4mdlly Ill entries ot that for that mk). Ano .maw. u a.=,,el 0€); uiu ,- = ,t  zommaz. (Sad that epc trod families) are mot mlwnm to eat4w xc duCJ the wslm tlmt the ommrt er- umt'a store, -teaturedL lqOtfll JJO Uy, "Use aay slip of ; paper 'tOT entry blank. DO NOT put your entry in an eovelOl. Not neces- sary to be ptteat at tlm drewlng to win. lot nse to be a subscriber to the IJOUUqAL to ImtteUmte, 8. WHO'S .WHO m be eae ts the  0oum a 01es to h (or her) idatlW will be hidden ONIY iu adl df IIIIHiW Mmmts (this mea a ad h= tl =metl(m or any a(l of tile same inethant elsewhere in the pkP), When ,star(s) appear in any ad in thts seotion, it is your warn- ing that Other 1(I) of the same mer- chant (i Whirl there mF be clues) appeal" etewhe All the ,paper. Clues wUl be ttredmany ads will have no clues, While others may have as many ms five. l Js a coatest of skill, and we intend te o our best to outwit you. We'll be delighted ff you succeed in outguessing tin, in spite of our best efforts I 4. If by coincidence, the mne ot WHO'S WHO (or other facts about him) happen to appear in news items, edltorlal matter, or other places in this newspaper, these will not count as clues. 5, To enter, write down the name you think the -I0'S WHO Is. List all the clues you can find In all the ads of the Sponsoring Merchants in this issue. Don't forget your own name and addreesl! Then, drop your entry t ay €. omt  a hi between the heavy borders In issue. You may enter at all six if wlshl There are no other places entries will be accepted  and mall tries will not be accptad. Aay bet of the family ma bring in all tries for that family. Children 12 must be accompanied by an 8. This week's contest starts you receive this iesue. md closes at p.m. Monday of the followlng wek. that time (8 p.m. next drawing will be held, The first drawn that eorreetly Identifies JBO'B WHO will win $10,00. 17 entry also lists every clue qnldden in ads ,of Sponsoring Merchants, a NUS of $86.00 will be added. ever this BONUS is not w'o, it will added to next week's ONUS -- Will continue to grow until It hi wonl Winning the BONUS requires FECT Itst Of clues -- the exeot beT, and all copied correctly. ?. At unammunced times the contest, a special drawing will held to determine the winner of MYS'ItRY JACKPOT. This will take place A.WIR the drawing is completed. Winner In rgular drawing will not be for the drawing of the JAC'POT. Winner of the JACKPOT will be the first drawn (after completion of the drawing) which has BOTH the rect identificatlon of WHO'S and a perfect list of clues• will not he held for MYSTERY POT every week. 8. Every possible preeaution will taken to prevent typographical that might he mistaken for clues, errorless typography CANNOT GUARANTEED (by anyone), The lisher of the JOURNAL will be judge in all questions, and his Is final. Family participation gives you ter chance to win the Jackpot. wife, husband, or some youngster MAY spot a clue that miss ! • . Remember, you can't wtn if don't enter! Got any Perry Mason In you? Nllalt YOU can outwit the