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Lilliwaup
• By l~ram'es Carlo
Dab,, Friday, is a red loller day
for local card players. In the after-
M,. A,,,, Hard
K --_ Herbert Breh- ry took a drive around Hood Can- noon women are inviled to attend
~r. reports 25 in,~hes of a'i Sunday and then stopped to the desselt hmcheon io be held at
registered in January at visit the ~res Coodb~ rn family of 1 p.m. in lhe Potlatch clubhouse
Shelton. By Javquline Engmanof the Hood Canal Federated Wo-
Rossmaier entertained Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lovette ALLYN ....The 4-H Cornucopia man's Cluh. Bridge pin()chle and
day luncheon in honorand son Mike called on the Brad-Club sewing chtss met Tuesday, other games will be played.
Edward Val- berrys and the Hearings Snnday. Jan. 28 at the home of Mrs. JuneLilliwaup Community Club witl
Those present Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier at- Harding. The girls started theirhold the last pinochle party of
Portman, Mrs. tended the Grange Masters and placemats and headscarves. The its series Feb. 14 in the
the honored guesttheir wive's meeting last Tues- business meeting will be held Lilliwaup Community Club and
day evening ~ the Progress Tuesday, Feb. 4 at Mrs. Jean invites the public. Cards will fol-
Mrs. R. E. Bradberry Grange at Kamilche. Sharer's, right after school, low a potluck supper at 6 p.m. and
guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chamber- Miss Pat Pattis of Minter Crock a brief session for club business.
of Tacoma on lin and family spent Sunday eve-spent Monday visiting with Mrs. Hood Canal Garden Club mem-
ning at the Lud Rossmaier home. Reg Engman and children, bers are holding their first month-
~d Mrs. James ChurchillMrs. Beulah Gowan of Shelton Mrs. Harold Gamber is home ly meeting of this year today in
spent Monday evening was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr.from the hospital and reported the Potlatch clubhouse. The), are
Augusta. Portman, and and Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer Sr. doing well. "Mrs. Gamber, it's anticipating viewing of the well-
Mr. and :Mrs. Gene Browlz and nice to have you back home", known flower slides made by the
Its. Duane Lovette son Tracey, spent Sunday at PortMrs. Rollen Baker, Mrs.. Reg. Emil Laubers and, as ahvays, wel-
:e, spent last week Townsend" with the Merle Potter Engman and ehildren spent Wed- coma interested non-members to
[ b'riday with their family, nesday in Bremerton visiting with the meeting. Mrs. Lois Pierce,
and Mrs. Gary Lovette MR, AND MRS. EDWARD Val- Mr. and Mrs. John Valley and Son. president, will open the business
¢r. ley attended the pinochle party at The Victor Hi He Club went ice session at 11:00 a.m. This will be
Mrs. Amel Tviet and the Archie Lemke home of Day- skating in Tacoma Jan. 29. Sevenfollowed by a potluck hmcheon
of Lake Nahwatzel ton Saturday evening, ladies attended. Everyone had a and the afternoon program.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jcorge Healy ell
Olyn]pia were Tuesday callers on'
Ni'ck and Zoo Sceva, Mrs. Hcaly's
brother and sister-in-law. Other
visitors at the Sceva home that
day were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sizm~mns, forn~erly of Cushman
and now living in Ephrata.
MI~ I~ARBARA G:tylor of
Pale Alto, Calif., and Jerry Be-
nell, :Mr. Catto's grandson from
San Anselmo, Calif., were guests
at the Jack Catto home from Wed-
nesday to Sunday. Both are stu-
dents at Pacific College in Cottage
Grove, Ore., and were having a
mid-winter vacation. Tl~ey spent
Thursday in Seattle wilh Miss
Gaylord"s mother, s
Mrs. Erna Martin was hostess
Wednesday of last week at a
bridge hmcheon. Guests inc'luded
Edna Jessup, Edna Haines, Alice
Reeve, Lulu Smith, Opale Ever-
and Mr;~. Oscar Howard, in at-
tending the installation of their
daughter, Laura, as Worthy Ad-
viser in her Rainbow Girl's group.
The Vances will be hol~se guests
at the Howard home and retm'n to
the Cmml Monday. Mr. and M:rs.
Vance spent Tuesday and Wednes-
(lay last week in Tacoma, staying
overnight with the family of their
son, John Burg.
:Mr. and Mrs. George Moake en-
lertained guests for dinner Sm~-
day. They were Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Korzeniowski and son, Jimmy
Stewart. On the previous Sunday
Mr. andMrs. Larry Stacel of Pot-
latch w~re dinner guests, the first
guests since the l~oakes completed
remodelling of their combined kit.
chert and dining room. This was
the final project on their home
remodelling program, which has
kept them busy for about a year
the two couples we talked to this
week don't have anything to do
with the "dirty weed". And it did
filter through to us that a fornler
beach resident here, a heavy smo-
ker of many years, has just made
the .big decision and quit smoking
cigarettes to improve his health.
Korean G.I. Bill education bene-
fits for veterans will not be avail-
able after Jammry 31, 1965, the
Veterans Administration warns.
Lampost Tavern
3 Nighls Each Week
I
Live Western Music
Featurrng Thursday
The Rythm Men
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with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Haddock wonderful time. MR. AND MRS. John Aaro cn-]et~t, Ruth Mohrman and ,I~etty and has resulted in many attrac-
and two children spent Saturday The neighbor ladies of south A1- tertained three tables of pinochle] Donnelly' Lulu Smith of Beacon tive changes, both inside and out-
and Mrs. eveningat the Fred Crabtreelyn met at June Harding's at 11:30 players at a party at their ho!~elPoint was to entertain lhe group side of their residence.
inday afternoon home. • a.m. Jan. 28 for a get-togetherSaturday night. The party was [ of local bridge bnthusiasts at her Hood Canal is a popular area for
Brehmeyer Jr. Mr. and :Mrs. Lew As(he, Mr. pot luck luncheon to draw namesgiven for the American Legion lhome yesterday, the Sunday driver and those who
MRS, CECILWalker and Mrs. Jesse Asche and family,for the birthdays coming up. TheAuxiliary,which has becn giv-I
Mr. and :Mrs. Robert Dawson andfirst one to be" celebrated will be ing small,informal home partiesI Mr. and Mrs. Claud Elwood of like to go for a drive when the
~Pelt Sunday at the son and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Daw- Pat Uldricksons in February. The to raise funds this winter. /Kirkland drove out recently to weather is mild or sunny. Paul
,, e.. eal- Sunday dinner gueses at the Bob ~ly the luncheon and had a very spend a day with Mrs. Allie Ahland :Millie Gerkensmeyer of the
rh ~.. E Hewson .. son and son, all of Shelton, were nined ladies attending really en- Roland Willson and Mathias Gut- and the Loll Webbs. Mrs. Elwood
mann were first and second prize is a foster cousin of Mrs. Ahl. The
and Mrs. Harold Clift Dawson home and Sunday evening 'ce time. Mrs. June Harding was winners for the men; Mrs. Pearl Elwoods had been on a tour of the
Lilliwaup Motel have been sur-
I prised at the number of cars
I travelling up the Canal and at
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas May and presented with a bed jacket which Schmidt and Anna Johnson were| ............. ,~ the amount of transient business
first an-a secona- place xvinncl S I"or I ~outn ~ea tslanos, ~o ce,em',,L~ t'hey nave ...... nan LOiS "~lnter' " *
Lovell Cook and two children of Seattle called, she'll really appreciate, as she"h " ( " ] their golden wedding anniversary • " " ' •
, Ore., spent the entered tke Harrison Memorial r e women. --. , ....... ] and brought many interesting pic- glide debris is still keeping the
Ie Kenneth How- • Hospital ill Bremerton on Thurs-,~;~r; az, l~2~]s., ~ac,~,ffa~m n a at lures of their trip to show. They roan crews at work north of Lil-
DOugla, May and" P" "RII"tISt".|UlLI/-~l't" day to undergo surgery ................ .,~t ............. [ .... , snent ~everal days in the Hawaiial, *iwaup, wnere much of the trouble
• We all wish June a real speedy son-in:lawanddaughter, Dr. andt is'lands both wl;en going and corn- is caused by underground springs.
ttle were Sunday ( ,) recovery and hope to seeherhome ~rSst_~acJc KnutSe~ea~nu.i~'~com.a.|ing, but the main part of their Oh, yes! we haven't beenwork-
of Mr and Mrs Missionaries s zoraessert g twin
'd. " "' soon. . '. ..... " ' _ ' . . | tour was in the South Sea Islands. ing much on our poll of smokers
Feb.TWANOH7 to holdGRANGEits businessWillmeetingmeet ~ea1~ wereD'rtnaaYmemoCa~eSof's I Or~ne zam-/;Mrs' [They. travelled by jet plane to ~and non-smokers hereabouts, but
at the Belfair Fire Hall in Belfair. ily of her brother, John Robinson./ ...... ~ ;
Fig ue" • Mr and Mrs. Earl Terrell drove One of the cakes wah taken home| You Should Know ..
S:;lons ,o Paulsbo Friday to visit friends, and enjoyed with beach neighbors,/ ~ ~--~--,-~.~--;_---~, .... * __
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clements areMr. and :Mrs. Jack Johnston on] ~~~ ~ L | ~ | W | L L ~ ~
back home. So glad to hear their Monday evening. |
The Shelton First Baptist granddaughter is improving from :Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Evans/
church will host its annual mis- her illness, drove to Bremerton Saturday tel rA LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
sionary conference Feb. 5-10 ,toHarold Brown is home from themeet :Mrs. Evans' mother, "Mrs.! ~ .........
which every one is invited. Thehospital and reported doing well. Florence Ross, who is spending| ~~::!] 1 CAN ASSURE YOUR CHILD OP
conference will begin with Mrs. Sorry to heat' that Mrs. Fred this week with them at Holiday] ~:i~ I A COLLEGE EDUCATION TO
Virgil Hanson (nee Alice Silvers), Lockwood foil and injured her leg. Beach. | '. MEET LIFE'S PROBLEMS.
missionary to Venezuela and Co- We all hope she will be up and On Tuesday Mrs. Ross and her| ~~::~ [~
lumbia who will speak and show around again real s6on. daughter were to join a g'roup|t[~~i::~
slides to the congregation on ~,Ved- Mrs. Flossie Pahns was the from the Washington State Juven-| I [7~&:i~ll
nesday evening at 7 p.m. lady honored this tmonth on Thurs- ile Officers Association ill a tour/i ~:~:7~ • • m~l mqmmma%,m=lam
The Armory will be the scene ofdaV evening for the replenishing of the new Corrections Center|l =~"~~ ~ It I~, ,VnAk,
Thursday's meeting, beginning shower. A lovely hmcheon was nea' Shelton. A dumer at a Shel-| [ ~llu~n~ fO#~2fLt~
with a 6:30 p.m. potluck dinnerserved. The thre¢~ ladies unable to ton restaurant was scheduled tot" -- -
and continuing at 7:30 p.m. with
'speaI~er Rev. Arthur Beals of attend were Mrs. Ruth Nelson,
Mrs. Martha Jolley and Mrs. Celia
Olympia who has bee~ serving inAmacher. Fifteen'ladies were pre-
the Phillippines the past five sent. Flossie received towels, can-
el Your , years. Rev. Beals formerly served aster set, sheets, pillow cases,
as pastor Of the Pioneer Commun- coffee server and many more love-
In ; On Fuel ity church
Friday afternoon at 1:30 to 3 ly gifts. This is the last replen-
ishing shower. All the ladies have
Your monthly p.m. five of the missionaries will had the honor of being showered
conduct a panel discussion in the with gifts.
on your church parlor with dessert being Elementary PTA will be inert-
served. Friday evening Larry Rea ing Thm'sday Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. at
DOOl:~ from Brazil will speak at 7:30 the Allyn Grade School for its
and p.m. in the church followed by a regular business meeting. Also,
special time with the junior and the PTA Life Membership will be
our line of senior high Students iu the lower awarded. Mr. :Marvin Christenson
auditorium of the church, of Shelton, who is juvenile officer
Stoves! Saturday morning an "Air Cir- will be guest speaker.
cus" will be held by Mr. Rea for ..........................
0arlson, s Tile &
'ireplaee Shop
on Mt. View
the fiz;st through ninth graders
in the church at 9:30 a.m. For!
the 7:30 evening service Rev. Gary
Prosise, appointee to Brazil will
be ,with the congregation followed
by a time of fellowship with the
married couples in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore.
Sunday, Rev. Joseph Meeko,
home missionary to the American
Japanese, will address t~e Sunday
school and church services. After
the morning service he will meet
with King's Kuples and Sunset
Fellowship for a potluck dinner.
by Cindy White
HARSTINE---Larry and Flor-
ence Jerrells received word last
'lq'ie conference will culminateSunday that thcy were grandpar-
Sunday at 9 p.m. service with ents to a little girl. Their sm3
Ruth Casey, missionary to the Nell, and his wife were the new
Ivory Coast, who has been work- parents of a baby girl. She was
tog with the translating of the born on Sunday at 11:15 a.m. and
Bible and teaching material intoweighed eight pounds and eight
the Senufo language, ounces. Nell and Julie live in CaN
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MASON
COUNTy
JACK COLE, president; TOM WEBB, vice president;
El3 TAYLOR,
lecretary; JERRY SAMPLES, manager
ifornta. Larry and Florence are
also happy to report that their
daughter, Joan Paris, and bet new
baby boy will arrive on the Island
for a visit at the latter part of this
month. From here Joan will travel
to Germany where her husband
is stationed.
Dale and Lila Peugh celebrated
their anniversary this Sunday.
Glen and Carmen Yates and their
two children, Rusty and Lisa, cele.-
brated it with them. They all co-
joyed'a very unusual dinner, bea-
ver. Carmen said that it was very
tasty.
The James Lohrers were visited
by the Paul Shovlons of Olympia.
They traveled to the Island by
boat.
] :Mr. and :Mrs. Donald Eddy
visited the Bud Glasers. They are
residents of Hoquiam.
SATURDAY evening guests of
the James Lohrers were the
Charles Allisons. Liz Allison has
Just returned from a trip to Cal-
ifornia. She returned home on
Monday from visiting Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
Monday, the School Board will
meet at the school at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, the Social Club will
meet at the Hall at 7:30 p.m.
Today is Ladies Club.
Harley and Connie Yates visit-
ed their grandparents, the Start
Yates. Harley and Conme left
Sunday to return to Seattle where
they both live with their parents.
Jim Archer spent the week-end
with Dot Smith.
The George Wanglins spent the
week-end on the Island at their
Point Wilson home. Saturday
evening they were the guests of
Jim and Naoma Lohrer. They all
enjoyed the evening by playing
bridge. The Wanglins are residents
of Tacoma.
The Kamilche Kids 4-H Club
met 3an. 27 wlth President Ken
Selvidge calling the meeting to
order and Jack Selvidge leading
the 4-H pledge and flag salute.
The members judged onions.
The next meeting will be Feb.
17.
Sally Selvidge,
Reporter
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