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4. 1965 SI-IELTON--MAg0N COUNTY 3OURNA " Publi. liod in rtCh qshnastown, U.KA.", ghelton, Wa:sl1|n PAGE 13
iiliwa,p BNnesms Are Take+ Over Mew O veers
Cat:to been in business for many years. Miclmel Stolen were first prize Thurday in Seattle at Wiggen and
~- Two business \.Ve will tell more ubout their slore winners l!'riday n ght; Mrs. Ltllu Soils for Mrs. S. Josephine Peter-
liwaup changed
last month
Star Realty and
With new owners
first of March.
are the Lilliwaup
Paul and Millie
Yer to Mr. and M~s.
of Bellevue, and the
residence property near
ridge, sold by M,'.
Smith Lo M~'.. and
of Rainier.
owned since
in-
(six housekeel)-
' overnight units with
restaurant and gro-
and living quarters
is also a beae.l,-
tcross tile ]'cad
been circulation
[e Bellevue Ameri-
resigned his posi-
ewspaper to put-
resort. During
residerme in Belle-
active in corn-
Particularly in the
mched the first
team at the
and Bellevue's first
r baseball team and
one of the first
baseball teams. He
church, corn-
and Jaycee
are the par-
two attend-
and two junior
are moving
and will live in
area. A son-ln-
Verne and
two grandchild-
in Seattle•
~st, Paul and Mil-
trips to visit
and rel-
and California.
enjoy her old
who pur-
s bnsiness loca-
ed "Bonnie B's"
ruit stand) havc
later wlmn an opening date has
been set.
];',%l'nle r o\vnel's, Floyd an(1
Bonnie Smith have moved to
HoodsporL, where Smith is with
the Hoodsport Lmnb(u' Company.
ANOTIIER MARCII 1 property
news ~eport is lhe moving on that
date of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gray-
bill into their new beacll hon]c
near Tim lDrift\vo(~d Shop. They
purehas;~d tlm house from the buii-
der, Start \Vhite, and \veto l)arLic-
alarly att::~et, cd to it: 1)(,cau,~e M~',
Graybill is a retired se,,l captain
who wilt enjoy proximily to salt
wn.ter. They are fr()m Seattle.
As indicated by these reports,
the sales staff of the l:h'ite Star
Realty firm has been very active
in Canal proI)crties. The use of a
phme for aerial surveys of prop-
crty has been used to advantage
for stone of these sales they re-
port. This was true in the sale
of the I~,oeky Brook Falls 136-
acre recreational site in the Dose-
wallips valley, viewed fr&n the
air by the prospective buyer, as
wme several other parcels of land.
This particular piece is again up
for sale.
A RECEPTION honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Pauly, whose
marriage took place Feb. 4 in
Moscow, Ida., is being planned
for Sunday afternoon, March 14,
in tim Potlatch clubhouse of the
Hood Canal Woman's Club. The
informal open house will be held
from 2 to 5 p.m.
The bride is the former Mrs.
Helen R. Cook, who has many
friends here who have known her
during her teaching career in this
county.
TEN TABLES were in play at
the pinochle party sponsored by
the Lilliwaup Commnnity Club
last Friday evening in the com-
munity hall. This was the first in
a new series plmmed by the club,
which has a party the second Fri-
day of each month, following a
potluck supper and business meet-
ing, and another on the fourth
Friday, starting at 8 p.m.
Mrs. George W. Moake and
We are happy to
Valley and Den-
are getting ah)ng
lelton General Hos-
car accident last
.'t them to be
Hospital.
Ieo~ d spent
to visit,
• D. Simpson, and
eton. Chester Sing-
Calif., was
Y0eths I eco ering
II •
In H, pital
Hearing then they visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Lowell of Napavine. The
latter is Lud's sister.
Mrs. Lud Rossmaier accompan-
ied by Mrs. James Rossmaier and
girls visited Mrs. Morris Leman
at Tacoma Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
spent Sunday evening with the
enjoyed slides
and faro-
~rust, James
of Little
days with
P.mfl Rossmaier family of Olym-
pz.~Irn and Mrs Earl Walker spent
Saturday evening with the ttarold
Hall n.nd Ralph Cook families.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown and
f~-u=~ily enjoyed Sunday dinner with
l~Ir. and Mrs. Ole Anderson of
Shelton.
week. MR. AND MRS. Ray Kimmerly
the Max and children of Shelton and Mrs.
r. Cash's sis-Frances Sehoening and family of
aw of Seattle,Aberdeen were Sunday dilmer
Laekstrom guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Cash of Brehmeyer St.
from a hlr. and Mrs. Emil Tviet, Mrs.
Oregon and Lam'ence Hansen of Lake Nah-
re W~th hm t Mutton and
• ".watzel and Everet '
seen Ins Shelton wez e Sm~
r-' s . 's. Don Bur=an of -" ~ -
,~m for 25 day callers at the Andrew McGar-
• ~ vie home.
t:OCkburn of D ~ve DeFoer left Sunday for his
:~n Hatchery new' job at "the State i~ark at
.mnyside witi~ Lake Wenatchee. His family will
C "~ - remain hece until school is out.
e~f°r.~ spentWe all will miss 1)aw~. with his
),,u W~th theMndly neighborly ways. He has
~oss a host of friends here.
if ~maier at-Mrs. Augusta Port=an and Carl
,_,}ore Hind-Portman spent Sunday evening
"~tllrflay and with Mrs Lula Omens
nc Home Heating
lean As E[ectrm
Eleetric heat s
zafe and Silent, too. as clean as electric light---and as
With Warmtl '
requIre.~_ ~-by.w=_ --
t '~mnts ,re, ttlere's
h ....... no fuel, no storage
th: doo'' oa'n ':o:;:; "° 'o os-,u,t the e eo war+
fU,,, OStats. y .... , room by room, with indlv,dual
""'lure w vur walls, "ou ....
'" stay el,~.. ~ r 0rapemes, carpets and
.... =" longer.
ASk for the f
t-,°m°rrow *h.., acts about the h ....
~'eetrl~ ~ ""~¢ s here t--' ome nearing system OT
neat. uoay--clean, quiet, comfortable
MASON
COUN ¥ • •
COLE " GO.
' President, TOM WEBB, vi~e pres,dent,a er
TAYLOR' Secretary JERRY SAMPLES, man g
LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY
Smilh and lC, ank l iambaugh, see-
ond; Mrs. licnry Mourik anti Oran
B. Lee, pino('h~e, and Oran B. Lee
~V~)II tile (|1)0[' pl'i~c-.
I ~r-fl't!:4hlllelli s WCl'C served by
t ~, hostesses, Mrs. Mattie lhtek-
lund and M~s. :l),':~s tlaines.
}~'llll()l'al sel'viees were held on
F!i:. : i!i i ::;';:'i~. i! :!
son ,)f IAtliwaup, who died Mon-
day of last week at tile age of
79. She had been a patient in the
Shelton Manor Nursing Home
.'dnee early December.
Mrs. Peterson, who was born
in ()saKe City, Kans.. and went to
Scatlle in 1895, had been a Lilli-
:tlstl ~111 active lnelnber.
Dr. and Mrs. Mack Knutsen and
Cut
Boneless
Boneless
Sirloin Tip or Bottom Round
visited with Mrs. Knutsen's grand-
mother, :hfrs. Frank Robinson. The
Callus were in Seattle for the
weekend, visited at the new home
of Mrs. Catto's son, Robert Hill.
Also guests there on Sunday were
Mr. Catto's son and daughter-in-
law and their children: The occa-
sion was a celebration of the birth-
days of three grandchildren, Bert
Jeffrey Hill, six, Kathryn Catto
five, and Carolyn Catto, three.
Mr. and Mrs. Start White were
K. ilale of tloodsporL, sister-in-law
of ~I]'s. PctelLson,
Memo:'ial services tor hcr are
being held by the Hood Canal
Garden Club members and fri(nds
hosts to Mr. and M~;s. Ed Furhmg
at dinner Saturday evening, tak-
ing them to the Hama Hams
Lodge at Eldon.
Interesting guests who dined at
the Hama Hams Lodge recently
were in a group of seven busines~
men from Brussels, Belgium. They
were touring the state and look-
ing over its industries and various
types of business, said Margaret
Fluckinger, managez: of the rest-
au rant.
Fillet of
Snapper..... Ib,. 290
Fillet of
Sole....,.,. lb. ~c
12 oz. Med.
Oysters.... ea. 55c
Scallops..... lb. 98c
Sliced
Red Salmon .. Ib, 79c
Standby,
MI~HROOMS
Pieces & Stems
4 OZ.
T,ns ............ 98+*
U.S. Choice Boneless Steaks
TOp Sirloin .................................... ,b. +1"
Bone-in Cut
Rump Road ............................ ,b.
Swift's Premium Skinless
Wieners . ................................. ,b. 49*
Swift's Premium Sliced
Bacon ............................... : .......... ...,b, G5¢
Clancy's -- 2 oz. Size, Pkg. of 10, Veal or
Beef Steaks ......................... ~a. 89*
Clancy's -- 15' oz. Pkg. Breaded'
Clanc);'s -- 15 OZ. Pkg. Meat
Drumsticks ................................ Ea. 59~
Danish Style Swiss
Gheese ............................................ ,b. 69*
Ib Tomatoes 5 3o~
Tins 98¢
U.S. No. 1 Poly
POT '
Lb.
Bag
1i][11i]I]
Prices effective thru ~t., Yrarch 6, 1965. No sale to dealers.
Reserve Right to Limit Quantity. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY E]~>LOYER
Standby Stewed or Solid Pack
Applesauce 4 ~'/~Tins~o~l~°*
Fru, Drink *'" o,.
iir~' Tins 98*
Standby Pine-Grapefruit
La,rge Choice Navel
Punch 3 ++ o,.
........ Tins 98. s,,ndb, ,oz. =tl.
Blue Ribbon 14 Varieties
Tomato Oalsup4/98 ¢
Ore-ida Instant Mashed
W+s,
Po oes • Pko,
98'
Reg, '& Drip
lb.
Tin
l-lb. Tin
Reg., Drlp & Fine
Hawaiian
D01e: Chunks, Crushed, Tidbits
Pineapple 5 "%'2 98*
Pillsbury
2-lb. Tin
FRESH WASHINGTON GROWN