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rl'lursday, February 8, ,1..l.ttay,. February 8, 1962
leech Therapy ;|0000!port People Take Advantage Of Good Weather On Canal
11( S I Ill •
.s be further infornvtion the T" w .. ORT -- T .'P '" - Dam site at Mossyroek, going on
returning
t o LaGrande before
the ride s) plan ti(-eather- s this past week has
g._
he fore
"- .... ' to e effect on thc residents of home. A picnic hmch was enjoved
ve 'JIIC ell ;,l(lel's XV Sl] " * ' '
is -,- ,,--*-*,, ' ....... er" of h! :a. The gardeners have along the way.
tlt lJtVlCtUltJL/ Lt) ' II • tl
• .... ; .,.m 'anst.mtine and v.n'ious
l'e el' poules i,o join LIIC art,- -- ' o ' Irnla Laramie celebrated her
.v- enjoy the planned events projects. Marion Robbins
:h-
in K seasoL Our club
ior find jllnior nlembers
only ride but take com
of their horses. Our
heht once a month when we
infol'mation about ethel'
cO]lin' ()]'ellis, discllSS
ship :rod care of horses witll
kers and films. Some
slides of wn'ious sections
Olympic Mountains taken
Hunter on trips these
'showed camping sites avai
groups who like trail
Mountain areas. These
@mote but accessable oil
back and n]ol'e people
such trips if they couhI
such as these. Call HA
if yon would e interested
ing the Bell Riders.
If you have yearned for !
thing different, a bit on
usual side, a gelmine
know of just the very
course it will req,fire some
preferably outdoors an old
Deere Surrey with Fringe
black leather seats,
wheels, and white fringe
the top. Byron
Spencer Lake has one and
"It is lonesome for a
SCHOOL
Week of February 12"
Monday--Spaghetti with
hot buttered French
spinach, chocolate
milk.
Tuesday- --Sauerkraut
hers, buttered corn,
buttcr, applesauce,
Wednesday -- Chili con
finger salad, hot
bread, apple crisp, milk.
Thursday -- Trkey in
over whipped potatoes,
beets, sandwich, cin n$
rolls, fruit milk.
Friday---Crean] of tomato
toasted cheese sandwielL
and eeley osticks,
ding, milk.
Supplement your
with Plenamins fro¢:
Prepp's
133 RR. HA
'LACE MOONEY
.RK 20A
ff •CHARTER
) ANYPLACE
YMPIC CO, ="
:rT SALES S00RVIC00
Joe Townsend
6-2401 or HA 6-6106
Shelton,
busy in the berry pateh
from trash fires hangs
r In our little valley.
have had a
'Pant and paper a room
And, Hoodsport's invet-
Rule Dickinson, is
to take off on
She will be trav-
a friend of 30 years,
0y' Yenter, former rest-
acre, now living in Seattle.
going to Mexico on a
by the Grange Tour
re trip will be on a
and leaves Seattle
1, retm'ning March 15.
travel down the west
five days and nights
City and then go to Ac-
three days. The return
be made through the in-
into El Paso, Texas,
San Diego and home.
her camera is in first
this time! Her
remember imr disap-
(as well as theirs)
of her European
ed to develop, due to a
camera. Ben Voyage!
over the
)ted the Ray Peter-
Smith families to
interesting drive on
visited the Mayfield
Arnesen
By Death
of Shelton passed
Thursday, Feblary 1,
m. Mrs. Arnesen had lived
County for 60 years
from Alpenia, Michi-
she was horn May 13,
Rings officiated at
service which warn
Monday, February
Funeral Home.
:Was in Shelton Mem-
include two sons,
and Clifford
of Shelton.
-_____
Resident
In Allyn
lberg, Kodiak, Alaska,
Allyn House last
1. He had
eat there for the past
tlberg was born April
Sweden. He had
asks for the past 25
R. Rings officiated at
service held at 11 a.m.
5 at the Bat-
Home. Interment
Memorial Park.
no known relatives.
Shelton
In Oregon
Shelton passed
my, Oregon, February
:on was born Novem-
in Missouri. At the
she came across the
7agon train with her
later moving
Oregon. She lived
Bend, Oregon
15 years of her life in
birthday l.xdee this year. Her folks
the Avene Richerts of Island Lake
came out on Saturday bringing
a cake with them. On Sunday,
• Johu's mother, Mrs. Otto Radtke,
cooked a birthday dinner at the
Radtke home in Shelton for the
occasion. John and Irma are feel-
ing right at home these days in
the house recently purchased
from Nancy Wintcrs.
A nmnber of Canal folks at-
tended the basketball games in
SheTton tiffs past weekend. Four
boys from this district are on the
'A' squad so it makes the games
unusually interesting for local
fans. Gary Simons, Jim Goodpas-
ter, Start Johnston and Bill Smith
have helped make this a good sea-
son for the Shelton Highclimbers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Roe spent
several days in Forks visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Al-
len. The men folks spent most of
the time "throwing lead" as the
steelheaders say. Len's efforts
were rewarded on Thursday when
he managed to land a nice one.
Most of the rivers in this area
have been low and clear, not con-
ducive to good steelheading.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Barnett, re-
cent newlyweds now living in Ta-
coma, were Sunday guests of her
parents, the Harold Sunds. '
Mrs. Art Kraus is expected
back this week from a trip' to San
Francisco to visit a sister and
other relatives in the Bay area.
MR. AND MRS. BOB Pederson
from Port Angeles spent the week
end with her folks at Potlatch.
They stayed over an extra day so
Karen could be the guest of hon-
or at a pink and blue shower at
the home of Bessie Hale on Mon-
day evening. Merle Smith and
Jean Bearden, assisted Mrs. Hale.
Betty Pagel, a former resident
here and a friend of the Kaares,
came to attend the party and was
a guest in the Kaare home also.
Mrs. Bonnie Watson of Shelton
was a luncheon guest of Irma .Lar.
Resident 0f Many
Years Dies Here
A Mason County resident of
many years, George Reed Clark
passed away at his home on Route
2 Saturday, February 3. Mr. Clark
had been a county resident since
1906. He was born November 22,
1873 in Willow Creek, Wisconsin.
Mr. Clark owned one of the
first Photo Studios in ShelleD. He
also owned one of the first Motion
Picture Theaters here.
His funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at the Batstone Funeral
Home Interment was in Shelton
Memorial Park. Rev. Carl Carlsen
officiated:
Surviving is his wife, Josephine
1. Clark Shelton; a daughter,
Mrs. Pauline Clark Gusseck,
Lewiston, Idaho; 2 grandchildren.
Former Sheltonian
Passes In Oregon
The funeral service was held for
Glen W. Clifford, 50, of Eagle
Point, Oregon at the Hillcrest
Memorial Chapel in Medford at
1:30 p.m. last Thursday. Committal
was in the Hillcrest :Memorial
Park there. Mr. Clifford died
Monday, January 29.
He was born November 18, 1911
service was held in La.wton, Oklahoma and had
the Fortmiller-Fred- lived m southern Oregon for the
lapel in Albany : past 8% years. Previously he had
• are her husband Fred i lived a number of years in Shelton.
b{tny one son Fred L Survivors include his wife,
Empire Ore,n" two Geneva Clifford; his mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Igthel VI" 'Blale- Fred Conklin, Chico, Calif; two
I, Oregon and Irs iee] sons, Gary Clifford at home and
ill:an, Alaska- 8 grand-] Galen Clifford, Eagle Point; a
ld 10 great-Pandchil-Idaughter, Mrs. Glenda Root,
tier, Albert Johnstone, ] Shedd, Ore.; a brother, Vern
'el )n 2 misters, Mrs ] Clifford, Klamath Falls, Ore.;
t,, ,ai: Francisco Calif:] three sisters, Mrs. Alice Kelley,
r sc Derles, Portland, Everett, Mrs. Ruby Pearson and
' I Mrs. Mabel Kidd of Shelton.
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Olympia, Washington
HOME OFFICE -- OLYMP IA
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" KURT MANN
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APPLIANCE
CENTER
MANN REAL ESTATE
321 S. 1st St. -- Phone HA 6-6592
I-IELTON--MASON COUNTY ?0URNA " Publihecl in "Clfr*stma,ton,V.g.A;, '• Sheldon, Wahi,ng0tx
er, Dick Endicott.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodpaster
and little daughter from Glen-
wood, \\;Vash., are up for a. short
visit with their Farents. Bill is
having a few clays off from his
work at the Fish Hatchery there.
SYBEL N '
, COTT, year-and-a-half
old daughter of M:r. and Mrs. Ro-
ger Scott spent the past week
with the Andy Scotts. We drove
to Portland on Friffay to take her
home and found the weather there
just as halmy as here at tmme.
.....................
Faith and patience are great
went for a swim at. Pool Nuotare, assets and wonderful aids if you
acc0npaniext hy their Scout Mast- l]ave then] when you need them.
Phone HA
anlie on Tuesday.
key. Wesley Gain left on Men-
(lay to atteud a Pastor's Seminar
at the lairs Ski Lo(Ige. He was
accompanied by several Shelton
pastors. They just missed a little
excitemont by a few houl's as a
skier was reported lost .n the area
on the early radio news, but was
later reported found.
Becky Bates returned home
from a three-day stay in the hos-
pital on Saturday. Her stay there
was brought about by a battle
with the flu bug.
The Explorer Scouts enjoyed an
outing on Tuesday evening. They
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Seattle, Trio Fined
In Police Court
Joseph B. Balch, 25, Seattle,
was fined $150, plus court costs
and received a 10-day suspended
jail sentence Monday night in po-
lice court when he was found guil-
ty of driving with an invalid ltc-i
ense and in violation of the state
financial responsibility law.
James Balch, 25, Seattle and
Barney McClelland, 31, Seattle,
were each fined $25; plus court
costs, for allowing an unlicensed
driver to operate tleir auto.
John E. Bliner, 16, Shelton, was
fined $50, plus court costs for
negligent driving and consuming
alcoholic beverages.
Lee W. Sealf, 47, St. Rt. 2, Box
William Poller
In WWSC Stage Play
William Potter of Shelton has
heen selected for a role in West-
ern Washington State College's
winter quarter play, "The Visit'!.
The. play, under the direction of
Dr. Paul Wadleigh of "vVcstern's
Speech DepartmeP.t, is scheduled
fro' pmqormanccs at 8:15 p.m. ,Feb.
15, 16 "nd 17 in the college audi-
torium. An earlier preview will
be given for high school students
Feh. 14.
227, forfeited $10 bail for driving
with an invalid license.
Well Drilling
WATER WELLS -- TEST HOLES
Bedell Dr|il|ng €o.
LAWRENCE BEDELL
Route 3, Box 170, Shelton
Phone HA. 6-4713
BAKEDBEANS
28 oz. tin
v, =
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PUNCH
3,ooz.=1
Tins
OARLOAD POTATO SALE
U.S. NO. 2
A TOP BUY!
20 LB.
BAG
VEGETABLES
CUT CORN, PEAS &
CARROTS & Leaf Spinach
METRECAL }
METREC,.
pyR 99* NUns -
NEEDHAM'S
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€
U.S. NO. 1
FANCY
GRADE
10 LB. BAG
POTATOES IDAHO, WORLD'SFINEST SPUD I0 BAGLB" 45 €
POTATOES LONGGALIFORNIAwHITE ,NEW 5(
CARROTS. FANCY' FRESH AS 2A DAISY CellOBags 19c
GRAPEFRUIT 10'
INDIAN RIVER ea
POUND
SWIFT'S ORIOLE THICK
SLICED, MILD AND FULL
FAVORED, IT AMOUNTS TO
ONLY 39V2€ PER LB. 2 LB. PKG.
SAVE--CLIP THE OOUPON
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BUTT|R
CLIP ALL 5 AHD SAVE
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CARNATION DRY 8 0Z, PKG.
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CHUNK TUNA TAR--,/2 t,n 31 EACH GOUPON GOOD FOR I ITEM
CHIFFON LIQUID DETERNT
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BANGO POPGORN, .s ............. 31'
MD NAPKINS -. PKs.LO* I
WESCO APPLESAUCE
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