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rmy Chaplain to
eak to rSO
!*.' .... 's y Jan. 8, at eight
clock in the Grant C. Angle
:hoot, the Parents-Teachers-Stu-
ents Organization will have the
rivilege of hearing guest speaker,
xmy chaplain Capt. Lawrence R.
st of Fort Lewis.
During the Second World War
ha.plain Rast was an enlisted man
ationed on the Mariannas Is-
rods in the Pacific. Later be-
aming a chaplain, he served in
oth Korea and Germany. He will
; speaking on a subject of com.
on interest to parents, teachers
ld students. The public ia cor-
[ally invited.
Refreshments will be served.
Third Man Jailed for
Hoodsport Burglary
Jackie Allen, 26, Sl¢okomish; is
now in the Mason county jail un-
der $2,000 bail for his part in the
burglary of the Hoodsport food-
store on November 26.
Two other men who were in-
volved in the burglary have been
given thl.e year deleted sentences
by the Mason county superior
court. They were Floyd Allen,
Jackie's younger brother, and
Francis Bagley.
During the Second World War Sa-
vold was selected to direct the
General Headquarters Chapel choir
for General Douglas MacArthur
in the Philippines.
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "Christmagtown U.S.A.," Shelton, Waahin
LILLIWAUP NEWS
By MRS. NEll, VAN(;|,:
LILI.I\\;VAUP Connnlnily chlb
memlmrs don't forget the potluck
dinner I)ec. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at
Comnmnity hall in Lilliwaup.
MR. AND MRS. Lewis Ewms of
Lilliwaup mortored to Seattle
Christmas Eve to the new home of
iheir daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Nelson and son,
who served., a Christmas dinner for
the family. Those enjoying dinner
at the Nelsons were Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Evans, Mrs. Nelson's sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Daniels and sons Donne and
Dannc, and Mrs. Evans' mother,
Mrs. Florance Ross. Mrs. Ross re-
turned home with the Evans
Christmas where she will spend
the w,eken(l.
Mr. and Mrs. Willtam McKas-
son, daughter Julia and soil Billy
spent C'hristmas with Mrs. McKas-
son's mother, Magdelene Beavers,
md family in Port Angeles. The
McKassons are visiting a few days
efore returning home.
Mrs. Susie Anderson of Ltlli-
wat,p Motel enjoyed Christmas
dinner with her and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Amlerson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston of
Ltlliwaup had as dinner guests
Christmas Mrs. Johnston's parents
Mr'. and Mrs. Neff Vance, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Richardson of Hoods-
port and John Anderson.
IIOOD CANAL Garden Club will
be saddened to learn of the pass-
ing of Mrs. Mildred Trammell of
Board Plant Work Nearly Finished
Work is progressing on sched-
tile in the final phase of the large
modernization program at Simp-
son Logging Company's Insulat-
ing Board Plant.
The plant has been shut down
Belfalr. Mrs. Trammell died Sun-
day at the Horton Nursing Home
in Bremerton after a lingering ill-
ness.
Mrs. Trammell was president of
the Olympic District Federation of
Garden Clubs but had to resign
last sumer on account of illness.
Mrs. Trammell will be greatly
missed all the Garden Clubs in the
district.
since Dec. 19 to permit the work,
but is scheduled to resume oper-
ations Jan. 2, 1959.
The modernization p r o g r a m,
which was begun last summer, is
being done on the wet end or
board forming department of the
plant. It will result in a higher
quality product.
Henry Hansen, master mechan-
ic, is supervising 60 men who have
worked every day but Christmas
Day to get the Job completed and
the plant back in operation.
Living today is a game of rob-
bing Peter to pay Jaul in order to
make it possible to stand Pat.
NEW YEAR'S DANCE
FREE }Iats and ltorns
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEG. 31ST
at the
THE TROPICS
Shelton - Olympia Highway
O
REGULAR DANCES EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
9:30 P.M. TILL?
VISIT WINNIE IN OUR LUNCHROOM. YOU'LL
LIKE THE FOOD
THRIFTWAY
"S ONE CENT SALE!
GET THE EXTRA CAN R ONLY
BLACKIE'S LOCAL FARM
Fresh
AA
Canned Food Prices Effective 9 Big Days from Wednesday
Noon, December 31, through Saturday, January lOth.
LARGE
€
DOZ.
ANn SAVE ON
FOO COSTS.:
rfor oo .01 f°r l[o0i ' 01
e
TASTEWELL
,,T,, T,,.....
TItRIFTWAYFREJit PRODUCE SHURFINE GREEN PEAS " • • 6!1 7/I
ii;ciPri¢:' Efiect iv: th r: S al:i r di' J ai';'Sin lY)2 5C AIP'PL,
III I CI CUT BEANS.. i?E:lVFZ:ER:E:EqN:: 6/Sl °° 7/Sl
P{)iAi0ES°°:':*'..50-1b.bag89c 5°Sl °° APPLESAUCE0000o00000000 7/'1 °° 8/'1.
w::: o* $ 00 $
0RANGES...... dozen 29, 6/SlO1 DILL PICKLES 4/I I 5/I.
"';;;'°* [ °'°*a;;.:. s,* , .oo. z,* SHURFINE PINEAPPLE..i,z'':o...: *. 5/q°°J 6/'1.
ritRIfrWAYMEArS ] 6/99 c] 7/'1.1
lusacon ButterBeans'iii0000'00' 8/'1°°i 9/'1.0
3"00$1 I Tomato 12/Sli13/s1.0
ENERGY ENERGY lS"UeF! "EFLOue
Detergent-00 BLEACH I ,0,EV Pears....... 4/SlOO I, oo 5/'1.0,
49' ic) ' ,, ,, 9/I. ]10/1.0
'20 th Century . RIGHT O IJ1HLI[T IS YD * .
FROZEN M i A T P I i S
4-QT. SIZE INSTANT
"" 31'
MILK o.
SHURFINE FANCY QUALITY SHUR-FRESH FANCY FROZEN
6 for $1
lO-Ounce
Packages.. ....
/$
4 for $1
Beef, Chmken,
Turkey--Each •. •
16
rmy Chaplain to
eak to rSO
!*.' .... 's y Jan. 8, at eight
clock in the Grant C. Angle
:hoot, the Parents-Teachers-Stu-
ents Organization will have the
rivilege of hearing guest speaker,
xmy chaplain Capt. Lawrence R.
st of Fort Lewis.
During the Second World War
ha.plain Rast was an enlisted man
ationed on the Mariannas Is-
rods in the Pacific. Later be-
aming a chaplain, he served in
oth Korea and Germany. He will
; speaking on a subject of com.
on interest to parents, teachers
ld students. The public ia cor-
[ally invited.
Refreshments will be served.
Third Man Jailed for
Hoodsport Burglary
Jackie Allen, 26, Sl¢okomish; is
now in the Mason county jail un-
der $2,000 bail for his part in the
burglary of the Hoodsport food-
store on November 26.
Two other men who were in-
volved in the burglary have been
given thl.e year deleted sentences
by the Mason county superior
court. They were Floyd Allen,
Jackie's younger brother, and
Francis Bagley.
During the Second World War Sa-
vold was selected to direct the
General Headquarters Chapel choir
for General Douglas MacArthur
in the Philippines.
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "Christmagtown U.S.A.," Shelton, Waahin
LILLIWAUP NEWS
By MRS. NEll, VAN(;|,:
LILI.I\\;VAUP Connnlnily chlb
memlmrs don't forget the potluck
dinner I)ec. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at
Comnmnity hall in Lilliwaup.
MR. AND MRS. Lewis Ewms of
Lilliwaup mortored to Seattle
Christmas Eve to the new home of
iheir daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Nelson and son,
who served., a Christmas dinner for
the family. Those enjoying dinner
at the Nelsons were Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Evans, Mrs. Nelson's sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Daniels and sons Donne and
Dannc, and Mrs. Evans' mother,
Mrs. Florance Ross. Mrs. Ross re-
turned home with the Evans
Christmas where she will spend
the w,eken(l.
Mr. and Mrs. Willtam McKas-
son, daughter Julia and soil Billy
spent C'hristmas with Mrs. McKas-
son's mother, Magdelene Beavers,
md family in Port Angeles. The
McKassons are visiting a few days
efore returning home.
Mrs. Susie Anderson of Ltlli-
wat,p Motel enjoyed Christmas
dinner with her and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Amlerson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston of
Ltlliwaup had as dinner guests
Christmas Mrs. Johnston's parents
Mr'. and Mrs. Neff Vance, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Richardson of Hoods-
port and John Anderson.
IIOOD CANAL Garden Club will
be saddened to learn of the pass-
ing of Mrs. Mildred Trammell of
Board Plant Work Nearly Finished
Work is progressing on sched-
tile in the final phase of the large
modernization program at Simp-
son Logging Company's Insulat-
ing Board Plant.
The plant has been shut down
Belfalr. Mrs. Trammell died Sun-
day at the Horton Nursing Home
in Bremerton after a lingering ill-
ness.
Mrs. Trammell was president of
the Olympic District Federation of
Garden Clubs but had to resign
last sumer on account of illness.
Mrs. Trammell will be greatly
missed all the Garden Clubs in the
district.
since Dec. 19 to permit the work,
but is scheduled to resume oper-
ations Jan. 2, 1959.
The modernization p r o g r a m,
which was begun last summer, is
being done on the wet end or
board forming department of the
plant. It will result in a higher
quality product.
Henry Hansen, master mechan-
ic, is supervising 60 men who have
worked every day but Christmas
Day to get the Job completed and
the plant back in operation.
Living today is a game of rob-
bing Peter to pay Jaul in order to
make it possible to stand Pat.
NEW YEAR'S DANCE
FREE }Iats and ltorns
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEG. 31ST
at the
THE TROPICS
Shelton - Olympia Highway
O
REGULAR DANCES EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
9:30 P.M. TILL?
VISIT WINNIE IN OUR LUNCHROOM. YOU'LL
LIKE THE FOOD
THRIFTWAY
"S ONE CENT SALE!
GET THE EXTRA CAN R ONLY
BLACKIE'S LOCAL FARM
Fresh
AA
Canned Food Prices Effective 9 Big Days from Wednesday
Noon, December 31, through Saturday, January lOth.
LARGE
€
DOZ.
ANn SAVE ON
FOO COSTS.:
rfor oo .01 f°r l[o0i ' 01
e
TASTEWELL
,,T,, T,,.....
TItRIFTWAYFREJit PRODUCE SHURFINE GREEN PEAS " • • 6!1 7/I
ii;ciPri¢:' Efiect iv: th r: S al:i r di' J ai';'Sin lY)2 5C AIP'PL,
III I CI CUT BEANS.. i?E:lVFZ:ER:E:EqN:: 6/Sl °° 7/Sl
P{)iAi0ES°°:':*'..50-1b.bag89c 5°Sl °° APPLESAUCE0000o00000000 7/'1 °° 8/'1.
w::: o* $ 00 $
0RANGES...... dozen 29, 6/SlO1 DILL PICKLES 4/I I 5/I.
"';;;'°* [ °'°*a;;.:. s,* , .oo. z,* SHURFINE PINEAPPLE..i,z'':o...: *. 5/q°°J 6/'1.
ritRIfrWAYMEArS ] 6/99 c] 7/'1.1
lusacon ButterBeans'iii0000'00' 8/'1°°i 9/'1.0
3"00$1 I Tomato 12/Sli13/s1.0
ENERGY ENERGY lS"UeF! "EFLOue
Detergent-00 BLEACH I ,0,EV Pears....... 4/SlOO I, oo 5/'1.0,
49' ic) ' ,, ,, 9/I. ]10/1.0
'20 th Century . RIGHT O IJ1HLI[T IS YD * .
FROZEN M i A T P I i S
4-QT. SIZE INSTANT
"" 31'
MILK o.
SHURFINE FANCY QUALITY SHUR-FRESH FANCY FROZEN
6 for $1
lO-Ounce
Packages.. ....
/$
4 for $1
Beef, Chmken,
Turkey--Each •. •