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Page 2 SItELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Christmastown, U.S,A.", Shelton, Washington
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Thursday, January 10¢
Allyn Resident Found Dead
At His Home By Son Last Week
By Judy Von Oaten
ALLYN -- Allyn residents morn
the passing of Harry W. Shellgren
who passed away Thursday, Jan.
3. His son A1 came home and
found him dead from a heart at-
tack. He is survived by four sons;
Harry W. Shellgren, Jr. of New-
port, Ore. Don Shellgren of Bel-
fair; Dick Shellgren of Seattle;
and AI Shellgren of Allyn; Nine
grandchildren and a sister in Long
Branch and brother of Shelton.
Funeral services were held at
Shelton Saturday and he was laid
to rest at Long Branch.
Mrs. Fran Peterson and Randy
called on Mrs. Lois Terrell last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Be,son and
two children and Mrs. Elmer Bee-
son took Pat and DonnE, Valley
back home to Crescent City, Calif.
over the weekend. Mrs Elmer Bee-
son stayed with daughter Virgi-
nia, and Mr and Mrs. Don Be,son
stayed with Marge's sister, Eileen.
ALL CUB SCOUTS and their
families are reminded of the mon-
thly meeting of Pack No. 537 on
tonight at 7 p.m.
Advanced first aid meeting will
be held at Howard Wynn's home
at 7r p.m. tiffs eveng.
Mr. and Mrs. McCrady have re-
turned home from their vacation
which took in Oregon California,
Arizona and Mexico. While in Ca-
lifornia they visited two T.V.
Shows "Queen or a Day" and
"Seven Keys". They were visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul lIaeKayare
the proud new grandparents of a
baby girl boril to daughter, San-
dy, iii CaIiforriia.
Mrs. Susie Von Oaten and Mrs.
Judy Von Oaten and Kgren and
Share were callers pn Mrs. Bar-
barn Wynn on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Terrell
brought in the New Year with
their old gang in Seattle. Iuch
fun and lai]ghter with good friends.
Late in the evening a Buffet lun-
cheon ws served. As Terrells ca-
me out to their car to start for
home they had a flat tire. What
a way to bring in the New Year.
MR. AND MRS. Harvey Wolfe
of Seattle are out spending seve-
ral days at their Lakewood Cabin.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Terrell, Mr.
and Mrs. Jewel Von Oaten, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Von Oaten, Karen and
Shah attended a very lovely buf-
fet dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
ville Hemphills last Sunday. Other
guests attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Hemphill, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Cole, Mr. Harry Kar-
chevall of Port Orchard, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Gaschk of Tacoma, Mr.
2nd Mrs. Robert Rash, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Miller of Bre-
merton. A1 very enjoyable day was
had just eating, visiting, and play-
ing games.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shellgren
of Newport, Ore. stayed with Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Wynn. The -wo-
men are sisters. Mr. Shellgren was
here to attend fathers funeral
While here she also spent some
time with her niece in Shelton
Mrs. Gene Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hemphill
spent New Year's Eve and New
Years Day with the Von Ostens.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Cleveland
entertained the other members of
the Cleveland Clan to a lovely
Buffet dinner last Friday. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs. An-
son Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Bariekman, bbth of Shelton, Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Cleveland, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Zett and Grandma Cle-
veland all of Allyn. They had lots
to talk over as the fellas are home
from Alaska for the winter.
A PLEA TO ALL Allyn real-
SCHOOL MENU
WEEK OF JAN. 14-18
MondayToasted cheese sand-
Wich, buttered corn, pickled
beets, pumpkin custard, milk.
Tuesday,--Hot dog on a but-
tered bun, potato salad, carrot
sticks, fruit, milk.
WednesdayTtrkey pie, veg-
etable salad, party sandwich,
chocolate- cake, milk.
& cheese,
sandwich, fruit jello,
milk.
Friday--N0 school. End of se-
mester.
Supplement your ¢hild's diet
with Plenamins from
dents for the ambulance fund.
They are asking that all adult
members donate $1 per each adult
in the home or what you feel you
can donate. If everyone did this
it surely would help keep up the
maintenance on the ambulance
and fire truck. You can leave dona-
tions at the Allyn Shell, or with
Howard Wynn. Please contribute!
Every bit helps and all donations
are greatly appreciated.
Grapeview Man
Dies At Home
Charles Anderson, affectionately
known as "Uncle CharlEs" in the
Grapeview. area where he lived,
died at his home Thursday, Jan.
3 1963 Mr, Anderson had been
a Grapeview resident for 42 years.
He was born March 13, 1877 in
Munsala, Finland.
The funeral service was held at
2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 5 at the
Batstone Funeral Home with Rev.
Carl Carlsen officiating. Interment
was in Shelton Memorial Park.
In addition to his niece, Mrs.
Ann Westberg. Grapewew. who he
made his home with. Mr. Ander-
son is survived by 5 nephews and
4 other nieces.
Last Rites For
Harry Shellgren
Death called Harry William
Shellgren, Allyn, at his hme Wed
nesday, Jan. 2, 1963. Mr. ShelN
gren was born Nov. 17, 1884 iri
Pierre, Sou Dakota. He had raa-
de his home in this area for the
past 40 year&
The funeral Was held at 10 a.m.
Saturday, Jan. 5, at the Batstone
Funeral Home. Interment was in
Longbranch Cemetery, Iong-
branch. Rev. R. R. Rings officiat-
ed.
Survivors ilclude 4 sons, Harry
W., Newport, Oregon, Don
M.
Belfair, John R., Seattle and AI"
lan, Allyn; :1 sister, Miss Ellen
Shellgren, Longbranch; 1 brother
Arthur, Seaside, Oregon; and 9
grandchildren
Donald R. McLeod
Taken By Death
Donald Ralph McLeod, Rt. 3
Box 393, died Jan. 6, 1963 at
Botts Nursing Home. Mr. McLeod
had lived in Mason county for the
past three years. He was born in
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Ca-
nada April 20, 1909.
The Funeral was held at 1 p.m.
Jan. 9 at the Batstone Funeral
Home with Rev. Clarence A. Lody
officiating. Interment was in ShelL.
ton Memorial- Park.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs.
"L. A . "Hicks, Shelton; a half-bro'-
ther, Charles (Rocky) Morrison,
Shelton: step-father, James Mor-
rEsort, Shelton; an aunt. Mrs. El-
len Evans, Shelt0h.
Mrs. Libby Dies
In Aberdeen
A gray, side service was held at
1 p.m. Tuesday, 3an. 8 at the
Shelton Memorial Park for Lillian
A Libby. Rev. Charles Wigton of-
ficiated. Mrs. Libby passed away
at the St. Joseph's Hospital in
Aberdeen Saturday, Jan. 5, 1963.
She had lived in Seattle many
but for the past year had
been a resident of the Mt. Ash
Home in Montesano. She was born
June 6, 1878 in Olivia, Minnesota.
She was a member of Independent
Order of Good Templars, Baltic
Lodge No. 100, Seattle.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs.
Hannah T. Peterson, Shelton;
two brothers, Arthur Anderson,
Mesa, Arizona and Tony Anderson,
Shelton; two nieces and two ne-
phews.
Graveside .Service
For T, W. Sperry
A gray, side service was held
Tuesday, Jar/. 8 at the Sandhill
Cemetery in Belfair for Thomas
William Sperry who died at his
home in Belfair, Dec. 31, 1962.
Mr. Sperry was born April 24,
1925, in LaMesa, Calif. He had
lived in Mason county for 10 years.
Rev.. Milton Gire officiated at the
serwce.
Survivors include his wife, Mar-
jorie Sperry, Belfair; 2 sons, Ray-
mond J. and Mark James, Belfair;
2 daughters, Misses Lowleen and
Arvita, at the family home; par-
Prenn't Rexall ents Mr. and Mrs. Jay V. Sperry,
LaMesa, Calif.; a brother, George
=1"1"1"
Sperry, LaMesa; 2 sisters, Mrs.
133 RR. Phone 426-4642 LaVonne Clapham, Redwood City,
Calif. and Miss Kathleen Sperry,
easide,. Calif.
SHOE SALE
CHILDREN'S
ALL COLORS --
• Straps $199
• Oxfords
• Loafers
and up
STARTS FRIDAY, JANUARY II
All Sales Final
THE BOOTERY
CLEANING UP PARK -- Boy Scouts from Troop 110 load bran-
ches on a truck while three of the Jaycee volunteers cut up a log
during the Jaycee work project at Callanan Park Saturday. About
40 percent of the clean-up work at the park was completed, Ar-
nold Fox, Jaycee chairman of the project said Equipment on the
job included three dump trucks, a fork lift and a cat. The trucks
were furnished by Norman Anderson, who also volunteered his
services as the driver; Graystone of Shelton with Jim Nutt and
John VanderWal as drivers and a truck from the city of Shelton.
The city also provided a fork lift and Simpson Timber Co. the cat.
About 20 Jaycees turned out for the work party. Fox said about
one more work party will be needed to get the park in shape so it
can be used by the public next summer. He said that if any organ-
ization was looking for a project and would be inte'rested in doing
some of the clean-up work, they can contact the Jaycees.
Female Dog, Four Pups Dumped
At Union Garbage Dump Last Week
By Ethel Dalby
?
UNION--The party who "dump- 1
ed" a female dog and her four]
small pups at the Union garbage
dump a week ago, and then left
them, to shift for themselves or
perish, has certainly come in for
a lot of sharp criticism by local
resideDts. As no one seemed to
want to take over the mother dog
and her young brood, it was de-
cided by a group of men, the best
thing for the good of all the ani-
mals was to put them out of the
way. None of the local men, who
were on the spot at the time, had
the heart to do so, but a young
humanitarian from Shelton who
happened to be visiting relatives
at Union, put an end to the poor
animals misery in their abandon-
ment and quickly in shooting,
them, and also burying them near
by. Nothing' is more cowardly or
" nl
heartless than to dump" an a "-
mal after their mmers either tire
of it. or find it a bother, and for
that very reason parents of young
men of the State of ashington
being held there, and who axe
mourning his passing.
lVlR. AND IERS. ED HOUGH
left Thursday via bus for Los An-
geles, Calif., where they will stop
off for a visit, then proceed on to
Mesa. Ariz., where they will be
spending the next several weeks
enjoying a winter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mattson
are enjoying a period of leisure,
while Union Cafe is being reno-
vated.
Local friends are sorry to hear
that Mrs. Edna Gatewood is in
Seattle waiting to undergo sur-
gery, and hope that she may soon
be recovered and able to return
to her Union home. Meanwhile she
is at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Luke Barnart.
Mr. and Mrs.' Herb Allen and
Dayton Han, Leaving To Hake
Home In Arizona, Is Honored
By Mabel Kidd and Pat and Bill Strope, Shelton.
DAYTON. The Traveling Pi- Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Schuffen-
children should think over the
care and responsibility of pets and
especially female dogs or cats be-
fore accepting them as household
pets.
State Highway Patrol Officer
Pete Arkin. who had the misfor-
tune to break his leg around the
holidays, when out in his yard
to feed his tame mallards--find
the cast on his leg cramps his
style considerably--both with re-
gard to duties, and also the new
steelhead fishing season, he being
an ardent fisherman and sports-
man. However he will soon be
on duty in the office at Olym-
pia, with radio assignment until
able to cast off his cast, and be
back on highway Patrol duty
again.
We were sorry our Union News
failed to appear in last week's
Journal as it arrived in the office
too late to make the printour
own fault in not getting it out in
Saturday's mail. So we apologize
to the friends who phoned in news
nochle Club meeting held on Satur-
day evening was also a going
away party honoring Joe Liegel
who lefB on Tuesday for Tucson.
Ariz., where he will make his new
home. Thirty-two guests were
present to present him with a
lovely gift. For the occasion, lrs.
Warren Williams baked a choco-
late shirt cake with collar and a
lovely red and white striped tie.
Joe will be accompanied on the
motor trip by his brother, Henry
Liegel who lives in Tuscon.
M2r. and Mrs. Jim Booth were
hosting the pinochle party. High
prizes went o Gladys Rishel and
Mr. Bennett, low to Warren Wil-
liams and Mrs. Bennett and travel-
ing pinochle to Mrs. Anne Cash
and Bernard Rishel.
daughter motored to Olympia Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Needham
Saturday evening to the home of and sons, CharlEs and Steve en-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pearce, and joyed a two week trip south visit-
where they enjoyed dinner. Pres- ing relatives and friehds. They
ent also were :Mr. and Mrs. Max spent time in Bakersfield. Calif.,
articles to us, and which could not
be published.
Back to School
Miss Nancy Johnson, who was
home over the holidays, enjoyed
hr vacation from school and a
good visit with parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wes Johnson, and also the
big New Years party at Alder-
brok Inn last Monday, and which
was also attended by a score of
Unionites. Nancy returned to tim
University of Washingto?. for the
opening of the mid-winter term.
Mary Buechel spent an enjoy-
able vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Buechel, and
her young friends, and returned to
Seattle where she attends Holy
Names Academy.
MR. AND ,MRS. Eugene Gilli-
land are making plans for their
trip to California, where they will
spend a month at Tiboron, oc-
cupying the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William achieve during the time
the latter are away from home.
Mrs. Schieve being the daughter of
the Gillilands, whose husband is
said to be one of the top physi-
cists of the U.S. Navy and who
received his Doctorate in that field.
An article written by Dr. Schieve
was recently published in the
American Physicist Journal, an
honor to the writer.
Union friends and summer
neighbors heard with regret of
the passing of Werner A. Rupp at
his home in Aberdeen Tast Wednes-
day. Mr. Rupp had been ill for a
long time and died at the age of
82. A veteran newspaper man, he
was also editor and owner of the
Dean, their daughter and son-in-
law of. Shelton.
Mrs. Core Kelly enjoyed a visit
with her daughter Pat Ganty and
family at Kent over the holidays.
She is. however, glad to be back
on the Canal and at her post at
North Mason SchoG1 at Belfair.
Daughter Pat and children accom-
panied her on the drive back and
also remained on for a little visit.
leaving' last Sunday a week ago
for her home.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Cook en-
tertained a number of their neigh-
bors at their home New Years Eve.
Ed Dalby made the trip to Idaho
with son Kenny of Seittle and
where they enjoyed a visit, re-
turning on Wednesday. Thursday
Ed made a trip across the Canal
to fish and brought back two nice
steelhead.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
O. Needham. in Los Angeles with
her brothers and families. Mr.
and Mrs. John Vylasek and Mr.
and Mrs Joe Vylasek, in Phoenix.
Ariz.. with his sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Elliott a
Apache Junction with an uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown. in
Boulder City, Nev., with friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norsby. They
left son. Charlie in this city where
he will be working. The Needhams
even got into New Mexico, where
they did some sbopping for gifts
for relatives.
MR. AND MRS. Donald Wild,
Santa Rosa. Calif.. arrived the
weekend before New Years to
spend a week with Mrs. Carrie
Barker.
Steven Ford. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alan F.ord, observed his fifth
Mr. and Mrs. Dinning returned birthday 3an. 1.
to St. Andrews House last Tues- Mrs. Pete Roberts spent Thurs-
day, after spending a pleasant day overnight with her sister, Mrs.
two-week vacation visiting their John Gates of Kirkland and visited
two sons in California. They first with another sister, Mrs. Vernon
Stonefelt.
Glen Young, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Young, left on Wednes-
day of last week for Bellingham,
where he will enter .Western
Washington College,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Needham
bade goodbye to their daughter,
Leah, and family, Mr. and Mrs.
C. N, Allen of Kent. Jan. 3, when
they left for Alaska by jet. Mr.
Alien will be in charge of a cold
storage plant on Chiehagof Island
near Pelican City.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams
motored to Tacoma on Saturday
where they spent the night with
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs,
Lester Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chapmar
and children, Agate, were Friday
dinner geusts of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Chapman.
New Years eve dinner guests in
the home of Mr. Mrs. Pete Robert
were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams
and children, Lost Lake. The chil-
dren were also overnight guests.
Holiday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Young were daughter,
Sharon, Olympia, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Young and family, Shelton.
MR. AND MRS. Eugene Ander-
son and son were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John An-
derson.
Bill Kidd and Mrs. Esther Kidd
were New Years dinner guests in
the Arcadia home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Dillon.
Surrday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Rishel were Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Diggle and children,
Lake Nahwatzel, Mr. and Mrs.
Aberdeen Daily World. The Rev.
Harold Lawrence, rector of St. An-
drews Episcopal Church presided
at the service--with burial follow-
ing. He is survived by his wife
and a brother Otto RUFF, an at-
torney of Seattle. and a nephew,
Orville Wiseman.
The Werner Rupps purchased
the Union home of the late Dr.
N. A. Johanson--former surgeon
of Seattle Swedish Hospital and
also one of the founders of Swed-
ish hospital, and also the famed
Swedish colony founded 35 years
ago beyond Alderbrook. For the
spent a few days at the home of
son Richard Cochran at B0ran Air-
field, Boran, Calif., then went on
to Tempe to visit with son John
A. Cochran and who is a member
of the teaching staff at the col-
lege, where he has his Ph D in
Economics.
St. Andrews House has a busy
schedule ahead for the next few
weeks, Jan. 2nd Bishop Fisher E.
Lewis of Olympia, will be in
charge of a retreat for clergyman
of the Olympia Diocese.
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What's Doing
Among Our
SERVICEMEN
Marine Private First Class
lames T. Trail, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Basil Trail, Shelton, has re-
turned to Camp Pendleton, Calif.,
after serving with the Fifth Ma-
rine Expeditionary Brigade of the
IInited States quarantine forces in
the Caribbean.
The unit arrived in California
Dec. 16, two months after embark-
ing in 20 amphibious ships and
passing through the Panama Ca-
nal. The combined Navy and Ma-
rine Corps force leaving the Paci-
fic Coast was 18,000.
was honored at a birthday party
in his home. Guests enjoyed birth-
day cake, ice cream and an eve-
ning of cards were his dad, Dan
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
SelvEdge and children. Kamilche,
Mr. and Mrs. George Witcraft and
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Brown
and Shelley, Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Todd were
New Years dinner guests in the
John H. Castle, airman, USE, Lyle Liemback and children and
Mike and Claude Challender, Shel-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. ton. The Challender boys were also
Castle Shelton, was graduated, weekend geusts.
Dec. 17, from Aviation Machinist's
Mate School at the Naval Air Friday evening, Joe C. Brown
Technical Training Center. Mem-
phis. Tenn., after completing a
course on reciprocating engines.
During the nine-week course, stu-
dents learn the operation, installa-
tion, and repair of internal com-
bustion engines used in naval avi-
ation.
Pvt. Dennis D. Demmon. son
of Mr. and iVIrs. Don Demmon.
years during which the RUFFS Shelton. completed his eight weeks Shelton home of Mr. and Mrs. El-
owned the home, and occupied it of basic training at Ft. Ord.. don Todd. Other guests were Mr.
during summer montits, it was the I Calif. He spent the holidays with t and Mrs. Phil "Hmdle. Mr. and
hospitable center for news men, I his parents and returned to Ft. Mrs. Lowell Hardie, Debbie and
the annual hath, ping of newspaper t Ord Wednesday. I Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strop,
Harstine Island Family Entert
Social Club At New Year's Pa!
By Donettc (llaser holidays were John's cou=
HARSTINE.--New Years eve and Mrs. Ben Briggs and:
Larry Jerrel!s entertained mem- and Bruce, also of Sheltd
hers of the Social Club. Thirty THE MADGES had
members and eight teenagers at- guests from Portland. Loi
tended. Dinner was served and a
social evening followed. The Jer- and her very charming 91-
rells home was again this year mother Mrs. Ida Mm¢i
very beautifully decorated and Murfin in the last 18 mo
they are leaving the decorations made five trip to Hawaii
np for a while so you can drop to Alaska returning from"
in and see them. The home, com- New Years eve.
pletely built by the Jerrells them- New Year Day our vet
selves is so very beautiful and the lar, happy ferry Captair
architectural design so novel that
Yates celebrated his Birth
whether i'he decorations are up or niversary. His folks the $
lint it is well worth your time to
tea entertained at a famil,
visit it and see one of Harstine's between the 10:30 a.m a
most attractive homes.
Recent dinner guests of the Ir- p.m,back ferrYSan,d aSforthit WaSworkJUSt
vie Wingerts were the Tom Tier- Glenn. Glenns wife Cam
neys, A] Pridhams Phil Rogers, their son and Carmens pal
Fred Romhergs of Buckley and Dale Peugls. and the E
Ed Rombergs of Springfield, Ore. Hostess enjoyed singing
On Tuesday this week the unner Birthday to our ferry Ca1
Johnsons and Ben Rigneys were Our ferry crew has
the Wingerts dinner guests, container on the ferry for.:
Christmas news we didn't get in license plates. Just hand:
last week were: The John Budds the Deckhand and at the
were the Christmas day dinner the month they will he tu N
guests of the James McAuliffes to the children Orthopedic
and the Donald Eddys of Hoquiam, tal.
spent Christmas eve and day with WORD HAS been reeei
their daughter and family the H. of the Christmas eve wed
V. Glasers. Miss Joan Jerrells daughte
SATURDAY EVENING the Larry Jerrells to Rodger
James Lolrers entertained the AI- The young couple exchan
vin Pridhams at a dinner party vows at the grooms home
at the Lohrers home on lovely Okla. Joans wedding go
Point Wilson. made by Mrs. Jerrells a
New Year guests of the James white slipper satin and
Lohrers were Jim's brother and lace floor length. It was a
family. The Walter Lohrers and type with overshirt ope
the Elwood Lohrers and daugh- the front. The low jacket 1
ter and her girl friend, 3Dan Eddy. down the back and close
Harstine Island Womens' Club pearl buttons. The long
came to a point over tla
will meet at 12:30 today at the She wore a white satin
hall with Mrs. Dot Smith and Mrs. hat the crown of which
Flora Seward as co-hostess, vered with seed pearls fi
Harstine Island Social Club will veil was attached to the !
hold its regular monthly meeting
tomorrow at the hall at 7:30. the hat. The benedict io
U. S. Army stationed
hauer had as holiday dinner guests THERE WILL BE an all Is- Dix, New Jersey. The brt
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. land public meeting at the hall in
Lee Schuffenhauer. Shelton. Mr. the near future to inform every- complete her. beauty cot
and Mrs. Carl Teitzel, Tacoma, one of the preliminary findings North Hollywood before
dropped in and spent the evening, and information concerning the her husband in New Jersey.
.
Mrs. Thelma Howard of Issa- proposed fire district. "
quah spent Sunday in the home Mrs. Lillian Johnson of Salt
of he," son and family, Mr. and Lake City, Utah, and her grand- P A R T Y ! 0
Mrs. Doyle Howard. Purpose of son, Cliff, spent several days visit-
the visit was probably to get ac- ing the H. A. Glasers. Mrs. John-
quainted with her new little grand son will be better remembered as
son LnUan Ruston, niece of Melvin Small Cubes in II
MR. AND MRS. Jerry Bloom- Sutton. She made her home here Sacks
field and daughter and Susan in the early 20's.
Bloomfield. Mr. "nd/Vies. Dan Wil- Mr. and Mrs. John Hitchcock BILL'S SIIF
son and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll gel- had their daughter, Pauline and
tey were New Years dinner guests family of Des Moines visit them SERVICE
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luhm, over the holidays. Joining them
Shelton. New Years day were son Lyle and FIrSt and rata
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bloomfield family of Olympia & Beulah's
brother and family, the Roy W'ha- OPEN 9:00 P.,
and Darlene motored to Belling- leys axtd Bruce and Lindley of
ham on New Years so Darlene Shelton. Other guests over the
conld return to college at West- .
ern Washington. "
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lund and
childxa,..apent the, Holiday in the ......... -'. ,
USED:000000CARS & TRUCKS
fly, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ghramm.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Lund and children, Bay-
shore.
1960 STUDEBAKER LARK 4-door sed
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs.'L A. Todd were Mr.
md Mrs. A1 Fraisure and sons, Heater, automatic, clean.
helton.
Te-;sie and Donna Cormier, 1959 PLYMOUTH SAVOY V8 2-door seC
daughters of the Jmnes Cormiers, Radio, heater, automatic.
Shelton, spent Sunday with their
grandparent. Mr and Mrs. A. O.
Schuffenhauer. 1959 RENAULT 4-door sedan. Heater,
Susan Bloomfield spent the economy.
weekend with JanE, Wilson.
Mr. md 1{rs. Hans Lurid mo-
tored to Grayland, Sunday to visit 1957 PONTIAC 2-door station wagon. Re(
with her sister and husband, Mr. heater, automatic. Low mileage, clea!
and Mrs. Albert Allen.
Sunday hmcheon guests of Mrs. 1955 NASIt RAMBLER station wagon. Ra
Lea Bishop, Kamitche, were Mr.
and lVIrs. Pete Bloomfield. heater, overdrive.
Omitted last week:
Recent callers of Donna Hulbert 1955 PACKARD 4-door sedan. Radio, he
were Phyllis Macy, Sharon, Shaw-
sled and Anna Marie Risk,. Shar-
on, stayed over New Years as
house guest.
TItE L. A. TODDS spent Christ-
mas in Manchester with the Er-
nest Todd family and the night at
Port Orchard with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lamont had
Christmas dinner in the Kamil-
che home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Petty.
automatic. Real clean for its age.
196t} INTERNATIONAL B-112 pickup. L
wheelbase, 4-speed trans., big 6 cyl.
gin,, 6-ply tires.
1958 INTERNATIONAL pickup. Long wL
base, heavy duty half-ton Big 6 engin'
speed trans., overloads, 6-ply tires.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Evers were
holiday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Leman.
Christmas guests in the Charles
Simpson home were her parents
:Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Smith, Sko-
komish Valley.
The Chester Valleys, Skokomist
Valley, and the Gene Hulberts
Shelton. spent Christmas eve it
the Alvin Halbert home.
KIHBEL HOTORS, Inc.
707 South First St. 426. I
USED APPLIANCES FOR SALE
Due to the tremendous number of trade'ins we have taken in
during the past 90 days we need more room. We offer the
items below...
AT REAL SAVINGS TO YOUI
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Chest Freezers Refrigeralors and Combinalions
--Upright Freezers • A,, s,zes, shapes a.d doscr,pt,o.s
• Several Each • Some real nice refrigerator-freezer combina-
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