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$HELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chrtstma fown, U.£.A.", Shdton. Washington
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Thursday, December 31,
Jehovah's Witnesses
Attend Convention
A group of Shelton resident:s
retunled home after having spent
~t three-day week end in Bremer-
ton. They were delegates to the
convention held by Jehovah's Wit-
nesses in the Coontz School aud-
itorium wllere a peak attendance
of 1,268 heard a program based
on the theme, "Speak the Word
of God with Boldness."
John Gill, Shelton presiding min-
ister fnr the Witnesse, s, touched
on some of the highlights of the
assembly. He reported that by the
time Chairman Lester M. Dugan
offieially opened the convention on
Friday evening, 1,026 delegates
had gathered. Demonstrations,
talks and a model ministry school
filled the evening'. Saturday morn-
ing was occupied in calling on
people in Bremerton and inviting
them to tile sessions. Afternoon
brought the baptism program with
16 new ministers symbolizing
their dedication to God by water
immersion.
Saturday ev'ening's program
continued to carry the theme of
'imldness in tile ministry' climax-
ing tile day with a color film
produced by tile Watch Tower So-
ciety entitled, "Proclaiming 'Ever-
lasting Good News' Around the
World."
After an early morning session
on Sunday, the delegates filled the
next few hours calling on the
homes in Bremerton with their
brief Bible sermons. Then at 3:00
p.m. came the much publicized dis-
course, "Our Divided World--Is
Is Here To Stay?"
In the event of an attack by
an ill-tempered grizzly, you can
eseape by climbing a tree. Un-
like the black bear, the adult
grizzly is not a climber.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
W L
He|nbroff Agency ........ 31 17
Beckwith Jeweh'y ........ 29 19
The Hut ........................ 26 22
Joslin Insurance ............ 20 28
Eagles Aerie ................ 191~ 281,~
Merv's Tlrecap ............ 18J/229!~
High games ..... Peg Bloomfield
156, Rocky Robinson 226
High series .... Sonja Ahlquist
405, Rocky Robinson 584
Joslin 3 (Rocky Robinson 584),
Eagles 1 (Rob Mills 514); Hem-
broff 3 (Bill Tobler 515), Beck-
with 1 (Toni ? 454); Merv's 2
(Don Donaldson 565), The Hut 2
(Chuck Tompson 491).
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
(final 1st half)
W L
*Shelton Union Service 3525
B & W Marina ............. 35 25
Bali's Food Center .... 32~ 27%
Ronnie's ........................ 29 ~,fi 301/~
Shelton Marine ........ 29% 301~
Hood Canal Marina .... 27 33
Dean's Gun Shop ........ 26 34
Moll Chevrolet ............ 25V2 34J&
High game--Stella Howard 181
High series -- Stella Howard
496
* won roll-off
Shelton Marine 4 (Annette Me-
Gee 440). Ball's 0 (LoisBeckman
417) ; Union Service 3 (atolls
Howard 496), B & W.1 (Edith
Walter 443); Dean's 3 (Ellen Rob-
man 451), Canal Marina 1 (Tillie
Sherman 448); Moll 3 (Pat Nor-
een 437l, Ronnie's 1 (Jen Trat-
nick 462).
MJL & MRS. LEAGUE
W L
Stock's Grapeview .......... 36 24
*Griffey Construction .... 33 23
*Sharer's Diggers .......... 30~A 25'/,,.
J & J Service .................. 31 29
Eacrett Lumber. ............. 30]/,~ 291~
Thurston Co. S&L .......... 28 32
Donn Marsh Realty ...... 27~5 32%
Allyn Shell Service ........ 19~/~ 40]~
High games- Shirley Engen
180, Chuck Thompson 212.
High series--Cleo Hulet 456,
Bill Staudt 564.
Split picks---Bill Staudt and
Ruth Etherton each 3-7-10,
Chuck Thompson 6-7-10, Joe En-
gen 6-~.
* Match postponed due to wea-
ther. Stock's 4 (Joe Engen 547),
Allyn Shell 0 (Judy Hicks 499);
(Chuck Thompson 549), Marsh I
(Bill Staudt 564); S&L 2 (Fred
Rupe 410), Eacrett 2 (Eldon Todd
511).
1
on floor models and
demonstrator Zig-Zags
First nmnthly payment
in February
6RDER, NOW
Zig Zag Machine
from ..................... $99.95
Sewing Machines
from .................... $59.95
Vacuum Cleaners
from ..................... $24.95
Polishers & Igug
Shampooers
from .................... $24.95
Typewriters
from .................... $49.95
Shirt Pocket Radios
fronl .................... $1.4.95
Phonographs
from .................... $24.77
Christmas Record
Albums
etc. from ............ $ 1.00
The Singer Go.
117 5th Avenue East
Olympia, Wash.
357-7586
i ii ,11 It I I ,.i
--WEATHER---
High Low PreQip.
Dec. 22 ...... 38 34 1.51 1',', snow
Dec. 23 ...... 39 32 .36 1 snow
Dec. 24 ...... 36 33 .20 ~" snow
Dec. 25 ...... 36 30 .27
Dec. 26 ...... 47 3.t 1.01
Dec. 27 ...... 40 31 .05 ,,
Dec. 28 ...... 36 31 .28 :N snow
i I/ets
I gorner
AMEllICAN LEGION
Fred B. Wivell Post 31, Amer-
ican Legion held its final meet-
ing for 1964 Dec. 15, at. the Mem-
orial Hall. A large turnout along
with the Auxiliary made the an-
nual Christmas party a success.
A short business meeting preceed-
tn~ the party was held.
Dr. R. W. Norvold reported that
the school boy patrol was in need
of flags and recommended that
the post purchase some along with
a prize for all boys who serve
as a patrohnan.
Commander Delbert Weston
took this opportunity to thank
the many officers who have
worked very hard with no fan-
fare in accomplishing the Post's
many projects. Weston specifical-
ly noted the "retirement" of Mel
Dobson as Post Adjutant. All
members present joined the Com-
mander in commending Mel for
hid work. Commander Weston will
appoint a new adjutant at the
first meeting in January.
This Post has again reached its
membership goal. Post 31 is one
of the first in the state of Wash-
ington every year to accomplish
this. Congratulations have been
received from Department Head-
quarters for its outstanding rec-
ord.
The doo," prize, whic)] has been
held over for several weeks, was
won by Babe Munson.
The Board of Directors of Thurs-
ton County Federal Savings & Loan
Association have declared a regular
quarterly dividend at 4¼ % per ,annum,
payable l)ecember 31, 1964.
In accordance with customary
i)ractices, this dividend will be credit-
ed to members' accounts.
IAVINQI & u-OAN A|IO¢IATIOll
O LVM P I AI
LACEY r SHELTON
Home 0ffloO ~r Dr&nob ~ are.nob
LANNY SLATER and THE TRIUMPHS
COHE TO OUR
FLASHERS -- HATS --- NOISEMAKERS
9:30 to 3:00 A.M. Open 8:30
REGULAR SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE
ON JANUARY 2nd
9:30 to 2:00 Ope l 8:30
HEAD MEN---President John Pill (left) and vice-
president El@on Kahny (center) were inducted into
their 1965 responsibilities as top executives of the
Shelton Kiwanis Club last week by District Gov-
ernor Ed Hiester of Bremerton. Other Kiwanis
officers for 1965 include Torger Lee, secretary-
treasurer; and directors Cash Bridger, Dave Harris,
Bud Knutzen, Nolan Mason, Ivan Myers, Bob
Quiggle, and Jim Taylor.
On The Old Olympia-Tacoma Highway
i i ii i I I
" CRAGMONT
;rage
Canned Milk
Wrapped
.or,od Bulk Candy ,b: 89¢
,,o.rs .on
*ore Ripe Pitted Olives T°
SKYLARK
@
LUNCH Triple
Box Pack
Try some wHh
Swiss Cheese---
Our Special. Price
] ~-OZ.
Loaf
S~le ~ta,¢~ 9 A.M.
Ivtond*y, Ooc. 28th
• )hrough Saturday,
January 2nd,
We resarvo the
r}ght to limit
quentltles. No sales
~o dealors.
8-0Z.
~,~ q.00
tucnrne---Assortment to choose ~'rom
=,on,no2 ' .... 29
Cream Cheese B ....
SI. = =.,i DutchMili, Plmon|n ~ |-oz. $1 /~
Ilcen cheese rh = ".vv
Lucerne Egg Nag "d2 nn99¢CortenqUart .#~0¢
Onion Soup Mix L,,tnn
Sea Trader King Crab
Snack Crackers ""
Beknr
NBC Ritz Crackers
Apple Cider ,.w,... ,,.,."0""
Popco ,.wn
rn Yellow or Whim
Zippy Dills who,.Ko, ., °'
Instant Creamer
39¢
89
¢o.
'-*. 29¢
Pkg.
,, .... 39c
Pkg.
"." 49
Gallon
25¢
Pkg.
SKYLARK
For the busy shop-
ping d a y s "- Have Pkg.
Hamburgers tonight of 8
C
---ICE
Snow Star---Vanilla
Chocolate - Strawberry ....
No non
opoiitan, Etc. GolI~
Bel-oir Cheese Pl==a
Bel-air Sauage P~zza
Bei-air Pepperoni Pizza
CREAM --
''" 69c
PkR.
79c
Alka Seltzer =,,,,.o= 39
J,ttrn
Micrin Oral Antiseptic .... 77=
"T; 59¢ Crest Tooth Paste /4 Sl
",. 25=
, .... 39~ Brillo Soap Pads ., ,o
Jw
Sa~eway's ~ place ~o buy...
BUMBLE
BEE
~V2-oz.
Cans
Maxwell
Can 1.49
1 -lb.
Curt
@
Orange, Grape 4
Apple, Fruit 46-0z.
Punch, Orange
Pineapple Cans
a eway's place io buy...
USDA Choice
Blade Cut
Fresh Ground Beef
Fresh Ground Round
No. 1, Our very best quality'
Lb.
C
Fancy Southern Yams 3,bs.49'
Crisp Select Celery
Orange Juice 49'
Sunny fresh served for breakfast.
l
Clean, Washed, ecoaomTcal for large families
Large Sunkist Lemons 6 for 29¢
Large Fresh Limes 6 for 29'
-lb.
Bag
C
Fancy Large Prunes
2,0 69'
Lemon Juice
Roalcmon; Reconstituted
Soup ..,.R Cood.o.~ 3 "°' 35t
Tomato Soup Cans
7 "....
C White King Soap ,h,
12.0z. Purex Bleach "°" 41
Gallon
Bottle
Yuban Coffee
Can
Hair Tonic
¢ovrhoir (plustox! Btl.
Hair Dressing
vo, "/" 00
Plus Tax Bottle ,
Coffee .o.s, 10 .... sis,
Instant iar
Instant Sanka ' .... Sl"
Jar
Fishers Flour ,0.1~.,I.
Elbo
Macaroni
Qualify Brand
3rib. l~G~
Pkg. ,J1
MIB
White Rice
Long Grain Whlto
42-oz.
Pkg. 63¢
Beef Chuck Steak
full cut
USDA Choice lb.
U.S.D.A. Choice
Blade or Seven Bone Cut lb.
USDA Choice Beef lb.
'S
10-14 Ibs. lb.
--T
Manor House or Lyndee
USDA Grade A and Inspected
16 to 24
POUNDS C
lb.
Swifts Smoked Hams CoB. ,, ,o i,
Who[~ or Shank Hal( Lb."~l
Armours Star Boneless Ham 79¢
Safeway Sliced Bacon us .0., 59¢
Fancy ~rade u..
Armours Canned Picnic s1.69
Safeway Link Sausage ' 59¢
Hygrade Liver Chubs
Fresh Medium Oysters Cap,a,n,Chol,e .... 55¢
Captolns Choice 2.15. • $219
Breaded Shrimp Fresh Froten ,k,.
Soff.weve Tissue
Cur Rife Wax Paper
Cut RAte
Sandwich Bag wo..o~s
Deodoranf o,o,.~i.
Furniture Polish ,,.Re
2 Roll
,k~ 29C
12S F!
,0.' 29c
Fkq.
., ,s 23c
¢o. 49c
14.el, $129
BtI.
Floor Wax aoh.,..,Gioss we,Hare 27C0. .... 79¢
Floor Polish 'o~.,..'.~,..r "=°. .... Sl~
Insfunt Coffee "..,.' '1"
LYSOL BLUE BELL
Potato Chips
7"OZ. Con Four Peck 6o~
14-OZ.
Pkg.