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i Pa e 18 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Christmastown U.S.A." Shelton, Washln ..... =.= .... Thursday, Februa -+
' KAMILGHE NEWS
i
By Grace Petty
KAMIL(H-tf!'..-Progress Grange
[irthd;kv Club members will have
a party Ttmrsday evening, Feb. 5,
!starting with a 6:30 p.m. potluck
supper.
There will be another dance at
the hall Saturday night, Feb. 7.
WORD WAS received recently
by Alex Smith that his mother
was taken from the hospital to a
Centralia nursing home. Mrs.
'Smith has been ill since August.
Mrs. Colen Harper was hostess
in the home of her mother, the
Percy Whiteners, for a pink and
blue shower for her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Dave Whitener, Monday eve-
ning, Jan. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Whitener be-
c'ame parents of their second child,
a girl, the 20th of January.
AMONG THE twenty guests
having turkey dimmr with the Dan
I,awions in Olympia Saturday
evening were the Art and Herb
Nelsons and the Harry Simmon.
Later the group attended the
dance at Shelton Valley.
,, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brownficld
will hold an "Open House" on their
50th wedding anniversary in their
home near Kamilche Point Sun-
day afternoon from 2-5 p.m., Feb.
15. Assisting will be a group of
their neighbors.
Mrs. Clifton Barnes and Mrs.
M. H. Lambert were hostesses in
the Barnes home at a baby shower
last Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
Dave West (nee. Ethel Loehr) of
the Skokomlsh Valley.
MR. AND MRS. AI Crist of
Oakridge, Ore., and the Robert
Pettys of the Skokomish Valley
were l:]Str Tuesday evening guests
of the Edwin Pettys.
The Rverend B. W. Ellsworth,
Ray Janms, Jim and Dale Evans
drow to Tacoma Saturday morn-
ing for the Christi+m Busimenss-
men's Breakfast at the New York-
er Cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Simmons
have moved into an Olympia Oys-
ter Co. house on the bay.
Mrs. Ludell West from Shelton
moved into the Barnes house va-
cated by the Simmons. Mrs. West
is Mr. Barnes' sister.
MR. AND MRS. Edwin Taylor
were hosts Sunday at an ()pen
house for Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Land-
berg, who purchased the Taylor
property on the hill. The Land-
bergs are from Edmonds and have
about 550 mink.
, Carol Ann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Alverson and a senior
in the Shelton high, was a winner
in a recent Betty Crocker home-
maker contest with her 50-minute
written examination. Her paper
will be entered in state competi-
tion. She also received a Josten
Homemakers pin.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelson flew
from Skagway, Alaska, to Seattle
Sunday. Leo will enter a hospital
for observation and possibly a
back operation later. All the rest
of the Nelson family in Skagway
are fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry laMont of
Dayton were Sunday guests of the
Oliver Pettys.
MRS. ART Nelson and Mrs. Jess
Browfield were shopping in Ta-
coma Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Krise and
family drove to the ocean beach
Saturday.
The Get-Together club met on
Wednesday noon at the Lloyd
Clark home for a luncheon and
afternoon of visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nagel spent
Saturday evening with the Paul
Smith family in the Skokomish
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert LeGault,
Sr., of Cloquallum had lunch on
Monday with their daughter, Mrs.
Alvin Nagel.
About 32 persons gathered at
the Lloyd Clark home Friday
evening to honor Mrs. Howard
Wilson (nee Judy McIrvin) with a
baby shower. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs, Maybelle Bishop and
Mary Clark.
Shellon Trio Taking
Booi Navy Training
John Lane, 19, George Erickson,
17, and Gergory Cornell, 19, all
of Shelton are now in San Diego,
Calif.. undergoing recruit navy
training.
The boys joined the navy here
on January 21 and will receive 9
weeks of boot training before re-
turning home for a leave, accord-
ing to Chief Charles Newhouse,
recruiter for Thurston and Mason
counties.
MR. AND MRS. Edwin Petty,
granddaughter, Florence, the J.
W. Jordans and Diane of Olym-
pia were Sunday evening dinner
guests of the Robert Pettys in
Skokomish Valley.
TOOLS FOR EVERY
LAWTON LUMBER
420 SOUTH FIRST * PHONE HA 6-4303
j
Prices Are Effective Noon
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
February 5 - 6 - 7
Right to Limit
Quantities Reserved
+**'OP+.'NG+O" + ++L''n
J LL-O DESS RTo/47 Try the new Sunshine
Oatmeal nd
SHURFINE tlAWAIIN -- 46-OZ. CANS A .mlB din O
PINEAPPLE JUICEq,/:001
((00ti'00i(ii CHEESE.29'
o o
!
CRACKERS ltti:B°x... 29'
Pineapple
QUAKER
Hunt's Toma to-Rama/
T'S CATSUP
ATO SAUCE
TOHATO PASTE
HUNT'S SOLID PACK 2½ CANS
TOMATO s4/9
14-OUNCE
BOTTLES ......................
8-OUNCE
CANS ........................
6-OUNCE
CANS .......................
LIBBY'S
DEEP HINT
CHUNK PINEAPPLE
No. 2 Can 35’ -- with I h
Reer's Digest 10’
L
Coupon You Pay Only
LIBBY'S
CUT BEANS
NO. 303
CANS FOR .................
AND SPAGHETTI
40-OZ. d
..... scOTTIEs-"
................ 4
TASTEWELL BRAND .................... - .......
1-POUND PACKAGE
MARGARIN
DD ag el
'I t __ -- S-LB. BAG NALLEY,S -- 24-OZ. JAR
20th Century Meats * ,, CHOW... 690 BANQUET DILLS 3/=1
m
[] mm mmmmmmmm-mimmm
,..,,.,,.,=’K,. 20th Century Produce V;
Sli00ced Bacon 99'
POTArl)IIS ,o., 'b 3 c 0"O '
WELL-CURED HUBBARD,
FRESH
AND
LEAN
mimmm
s
i
UAH m . . . . pound 4e
Regular
Price
Ground Beef 3 SlOO ,,,,,o.,o.,O.sPiHnOH...... 10-oz. bag 19o * A,,.wimTANT
UJ(i;;i;* °:';;;:;';i;:: ::;:,: CELI:"R'Y:°'f:".,....pound 80 " FOIIR',
liVid' TH ' A* " TATU =:=:. (0FFEE R
-.....o....o moma[oaoup wax rartn 10.,-0 ,039 ,.o,,, ........ ,,,
9,a.o,. -o.,. A/$1 oo-;. oe
,. 45. _ 20th
............ in ........ 11 i Roll ...... ..... dl,"
GENIE ,..,,.,,,,,... WHITE KING ENTURY
'' '' .............. WHITE .,.o WOOLYN
o.,0,o,o oo+.o,,, uctcnurnt o.,.u,,o
::'.ou.o.., .,..o,°..,, .o.:;:°oo. On H/l/crest
laundry, 8OAP
Large
.o,.o,,,o65= P.o,.+ 35= "'
o,o 73= ""
.... c,+. 69 ’
O.ly ............. " ...................
i Pa e 18 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Christmastown U.S.A." Shelton, Washln ..... =.= .... Thursday, Februa -+
' KAMILGHE NEWS
i
By Grace Petty
KAMIL(H-tf!'..-Progress Grange
[irthd;kv Club members will have
a party Ttmrsday evening, Feb. 5,
!starting with a 6:30 p.m. potluck
supper.
There will be another dance at
the hall Saturday night, Feb. 7.
WORD WAS received recently
by Alex Smith that his mother
was taken from the hospital to a
Centralia nursing home. Mrs.
'Smith has been ill since August.
Mrs. Colen Harper was hostess
in the home of her mother, the
Percy Whiteners, for a pink and
blue shower for her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Dave Whitener, Monday eve-
ning, Jan. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Whitener be-
c'ame parents of their second child,
a girl, the 20th of January.
AMONG THE twenty guests
having turkey dimmr with the Dan
I,awions in Olympia Saturday
evening were the Art and Herb
Nelsons and the Harry Simmon.
Later the group attended the
dance at Shelton Valley.
,, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brownficld
will hold an "Open House" on their
50th wedding anniversary in their
home near Kamilche Point Sun-
day afternoon from 2-5 p.m., Feb.
15. Assisting will be a group of
their neighbors.
Mrs. Clifton Barnes and Mrs.
M. H. Lambert were hostesses in
the Barnes home at a baby shower
last Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
Dave West (nee. Ethel Loehr) of
the Skokomlsh Valley.
MR. AND MRS. AI Crist of
Oakridge, Ore., and the Robert
Pettys of the Skokomish Valley
were l:]Str Tuesday evening guests
of the Edwin Pettys.
The Rverend B. W. Ellsworth,
Ray Janms, Jim and Dale Evans
drow to Tacoma Saturday morn-
ing for the Christi+m Busimenss-
men's Breakfast at the New York-
er Cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Simmons
have moved into an Olympia Oys-
ter Co. house on the bay.
Mrs. Ludell West from Shelton
moved into the Barnes house va-
cated by the Simmons. Mrs. West
is Mr. Barnes' sister.
MR. AND MRS. Edwin Taylor
were hosts Sunday at an ()pen
house for Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Land-
berg, who purchased the Taylor
property on the hill. The Land-
bergs are from Edmonds and have
about 550 mink.
, Carol Ann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Alverson and a senior
in the Shelton high, was a winner
in a recent Betty Crocker home-
maker contest with her 50-minute
written examination. Her paper
will be entered in state competi-
tion. She also received a Josten
Homemakers pin.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelson flew
from Skagway, Alaska, to Seattle
Sunday. Leo will enter a hospital
for observation and possibly a
back operation later. All the rest
of the Nelson family in Skagway
are fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry laMont of
Dayton were Sunday guests of the
Oliver Pettys.
MRS. ART Nelson and Mrs. Jess
Browfield were shopping in Ta-
coma Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Krise and
family drove to the ocean beach
Saturday.
The Get-Together club met on
Wednesday noon at the Lloyd
Clark home for a luncheon and
afternoon of visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nagel spent
Saturday evening with the Paul
Smith family in the Skokomish
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert LeGault,
Sr., of Cloquallum had lunch on
Monday with their daughter, Mrs.
Alvin Nagel.
About 32 persons gathered at
the Lloyd Clark home Friday
evening to honor Mrs. Howard
Wilson (nee Judy McIrvin) with a
baby shower. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs, Maybelle Bishop and
Mary Clark.
Shellon Trio Taking
Booi Navy Training
John Lane, 19, George Erickson,
17, and Gergory Cornell, 19, all
of Shelton are now in San Diego,
Calif.. undergoing recruit navy
training.
The boys joined the navy here
on January 21 and will receive 9
weeks of boot training before re-
turning home for a leave, accord-
ing to Chief Charles Newhouse,
recruiter for Thurston and Mason
counties.
MR. AND MRS. Edwin Petty,
granddaughter, Florence, the J.
W. Jordans and Diane of Olym-
pia were Sunday evening dinner
guests of the Robert Pettys in
Skokomish Valley.
TOOLS FOR EVERY
LAWTON LUMBER
420 SOUTH FIRST * PHONE HA 6-4303
j
Prices Are Effective Noon
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
February 5 - 6 - 7
Right to Limit
Quantities Reserved
+**'OP+.'NG+O" + ++L''n
J LL-O DESS RTo/47 Try the new Sunshine
Oatmeal nd
SHURFINE tlAWAIIN -- 46-OZ. CANS A .mlB din O
PINEAPPLE JUICEq,/:001
((00ti'00i(ii CHEESE.29'
o o
!
CRACKERS ltti:B°x... 29'
Pineapple
QUAKER
Hunt's Toma to-Rama/
T'S CATSUP
ATO SAUCE
TOHATO PASTE
HUNT'S SOLID PACK 2½ CANS
TOMATO s4/9
14-OUNCE
BOTTLES ......................
8-OUNCE
CANS ........................
6-OUNCE
CANS .......................
LIBBY'S
DEEP HINT
CHUNK PINEAPPLE
No. 2 Can 35’ -- with I h
Reer's Digest 10’
L
Coupon You Pay Only
LIBBY'S
CUT BEANS
NO. 303
CANS FOR .................
AND SPAGHETTI
40-OZ. d
..... scOTTIEs-"
................ 4
TASTEWELL BRAND .................... - .......
1-POUND PACKAGE
MARGARIN
DD ag el
'I t __ -- S-LB. BAG NALLEY,S -- 24-OZ. JAR
20th Century Meats * ,, CHOW... 690 BANQUET DILLS 3/=1
m
[] mm mmmmmmmm-mimmm
,..,,.,,.,=’K,. 20th Century Produce V;
Sli00ced Bacon 99'
POTArl)IIS ,o., 'b 3 c 0"O '
WELL-CURED HUBBARD,
FRESH
AND
LEAN
mimmm
s
i
UAH m . . . . pound 4e
Regular
Price
Ground Beef 3 SlOO ,,,,,o.,o.,O.sPiHnOH...... 10-oz. bag 19o * A,,.wimTANT
UJ(i;;i;* °:';;;:;';i;:: ::;:,: CELI:"R'Y:°'f:".,....pound 80 " FOIIR',
liVid' TH ' A* " TATU =:=:. (0FFEE R
-.....o....o moma[oaoup wax rartn 10.,-0 ,039 ,.o,,, ........ ,,,
9,a.o,. -o.,. A/$1 oo-;. oe
,. 45. _ 20th
............ in ........ 11 i Roll ...... ..... dl,"
GENIE ,..,,.,,,,,... WHITE KING ENTURY
'' '' .............. WHITE .,.o WOOLYN
o.,0,o,o oo+.o,,, uctcnurnt o.,.u,,o
::'.ou.o.., .,..o,°..,, .o.:;:°oo. On H/l/crest
laundry, 8OAP
Large
.o,.o,,,o65= P.o,.+ 35= "'
o,o 73= ""
.... c,+. 69 ’
O.ly ............. " ...................