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Shelton Mason County Journal
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March 11, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PAGE 12 SHELTON---MA K)N COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in ,Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington i;i:i By Mabel Kidd Kelly, son of Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Scrogham, was one year old Friday. The party was held Sat- urday evening ,so his daddy could arrive home from Montana. Kc]ly',~ of SheILon including Bruce FIucy guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dov who has been on patrol duty in Rntherford and children, Terri and Viet Na maboard the Constellation. Ted. The grnup enjoyed birthday and Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson cake and ice cream and cihldren. ] Our sympathies are extended toI Sunday visitors in the home of the family of Mr, E. S. Evcrs o~I Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf Satsop who died March 3. were Mrs. Edie Stewarson and Gathering at Panhandle Lake her mother. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Sunday for a picnic with the Cliff EtLa Sherid and children of Shel- Rumpff family were Mr. and Mrs. ton. C. G. Chap] nof Lilliwaup, Mr.I Jamie Itickson spea~t Sunday and Mrs. Stan Dyson and family lafternoon and night as guest of Kathy Hanna of Shelton. Sunday callers in the James Dougherty home were Mr. and Mrs. Gib Ovist, Mr. and Mrs. Duanne Kane and children and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith all of Shelton. The Allen Hickson family of Lake Nahwatzel enjoyed a marsh- mallow roast Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hlckaan. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bloomfield and Susan motored to Ocean Shores Sunday and enjoyed the sun and ocean there and at Copal- is and Pacific Beaches. MR. AND MRS. TED Berry of Shelton and Mr .and Mrs. Bill Brown and Shelley dropped in on the Doyle Howard family Wednes- day evening to celebrate the birth- days of Mrs. Howard and Randy. Donna Hulbert of Federal Way spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hul- bert. They ha des dinner guests Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley of Skokomish. Motoring to Grayland Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lund and Darlene and Sonja Ahlqui:;L They visited there with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen. The Pete Bloomfields visited on Sunday evening with the Claude McIrvins. Mrs. Ken Wolden, Shelton and Mrs. A. E. Lemke motored to Kent Wednesday for luncheon with Mrs. Cecil McLain. Joining them were Mrs. A. H. Wolden and Don- ald Northgate, and Mrs. Robert Lemke and Janet of Seattle and I~rs. Betty Chilson of Auburn. The Traveling Pinochle Club mei. Sa, turda yevening at the Shel- ton heme of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Booth. ]]iglt prize winners were Ida. Scalof and Dave Rayson, low, Tavia Killough and Charles Wil- lis, traveling pinochle, Dolores Nichols and Jim Booth. Next meet- ing will be March 20 in the Jim Booth home with Belle Dunoyier as hostess. False face must hide what the false heart doth know. -- William Shakespeare. U.S.D.A. CHOICE You'll love the Full Rich Flavor of these choice eteaks! lb. Only "Don't Miss These Family Favorites at Tradewell this weekend" ! Wieners ,y, rado's Skinless ,b. Pao .e .... 97¢ Wa,h. Orown 39¢ Fryers cu,.up. Pc..oady Fryers Wash. Grown Fam,,y Pao fryer ,, a ha,, ,b 39¢ U.S. Choice - Boneless Sirloin Tip Oven Roast or Bo'Ltom ,end ........ ,b 89¢ Rump Roast Cho,oe Bone-in Cut lb. 79¢ Lennon's -Pure Pork Link Sausage ............................ ,b. Salmn s,,eed .................... 69¢ Cheese M,,d ........................ ,b. 49¢ U.S.D.A. Inspected - 4 to 5 lb. Aver. Frozen U.S.D.A. Inspected .............................................. LB. U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Top .................... LB. ¢ .................................................. LB, Libby's COCKTAIL 303 Tins 22 OZ. TUBE 10 LB. Prices effective thru Sat., March 13, 1965. No sale to dealers. Reserve Right to Limit Quantity.Equal Opportunity Employer 46 oz. Libby's County Fair GRADE "AA" DOZ. R Star Kist ' No, V2 Tin ¢ Sausage Libby's 5 4 OZ. ' 22 OZ. Vienna ................ Tins 98¢ Ivory Liquid Ooto,. e , ...... Size59¢ Greamed Corn L, b,.s7 = Tins 98¢ Applesauce Stond y v T,na 9'8¢ Spanish Rice L,bb 'o 4 oz Tins 98 303 Sauerkraut L,b 's ...... T,.s 98¢ Grapefruit L, by's 4 Sections ..... Tins 98¢ Libby's Family Pitied Olives .... 1Ta,, Tins 98¢ Kleenex Wh,to or Ass't. Colors 2 400 ct. p os. 39¢ Oleomargarine ,m- po,.,a, 3 98 pkgs. Top-of-the-West Sliced Yellow Cling Peaches 5 98 ...................... Tins NEW SNOBOY Boil-in-the-bag. In Butter: Cut Green Beans, Peas, Whole Kernel Corn, Mixed Veg., Peas & Carrots Vege|abies 4 ,0 oz ............ p ,s 98¢ SNOBOY Baby Limas '" Bet- lO o. 98¢ ter Sauce 4 pkgs. Minute Maid i 60,. 98¢ 0range Ju ce Tin 49¢ 4 Tins gs To Lil!iwaup Area By Frances Carte LILLIWAUP .- Record-break- ing warm weather brought a large number of motorists to the Canal especially over ihe weekend. The Olympic peaks put on a gorgeous show, clad in their winter mantles of snow, and the waters ef tim Canal smoothed out to become a mirror for the beauties of the foot- hills. People went for drives, worked in their yards or played a round of golf, according to their inclin- ations. The weekend coLLage dwel- lers were out and many had guests with then]. The restaurants and resorts had more people than usual so early in the season. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hays, new operators of the Lilliwaup Motel report "a very good weekend" their first at the resort. They are rapidly becoming acquainted with the local people and their younger generation are getting acquainted with their fellow students at Shel- ton high school and the Hood Canal Junior High School. John is a senior and /~ike a sophomore in high school and Janice is in the ninth grade and Jimmy the seventh at junior high school. Johr has enough extra credits from his high school in Bellevue that he only has to attend classes half days in order to be graduated. SUNDAY WAS the opening day of the restaurant at Warfield s Re- sort and their season started aus~ piciously. Among their guests was a party of 15 from Belgium, sight- seeing on Hood Canal, and delight- ed with our scenery. They are in this counhT to accept delivery of some Boeing planes for their gov- ernment, said Mrs. Warfield. Rest"While Park had quite a few trailers in and are getting many reservation requests from former patrons of the resort. Not much fishing was reported for las~ weekend, with the water perhaps a bit smooth for fishing, a con- trast to the Friday night before the previous weekend, ' when strong winds were experienced. Mike's Beach Resort will open after the arrival home of the pro- prietors, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Schultz, who have been wintering in Mexico. They are expected back very soon, say Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Bartch, who have been at the re- sort this winter, caring for the place and the owners' pet donkey. Mrs. Edna Kneeland of Shelton has been a guest of the Bartches for several days and returned home the first of this week. Beacon Point Resort, reported. Mrs. Lulu Smith, has had several weekends recently that were un- usually good in patronage for this period of the year. Sixteen of their cabins were rented on a late Feb- ruary weekend and last Satur- day and Sunday were busy days at the resort. Haines' Pancake House was an- other Canal spot that "reported a very flourishing weekend, serving motorists out for a sunny drive. NEWCOMERS ]lAVE a speciM invitation to attend the monthly potluck supper, business meeting and evening of pinochle sponsored by the Lilliwaup Community club Honors Area "By Nadine Rhodes AGATE --- A bridal shower hon- oring Mrs. Steve Faulkner was given by Carol Castle Feb. 26. Guests numbered 20. A magnifi- cent cake made by Mrs. Clifford VanderWal for the occasion re- ceived much attention. The three- tiered cake was topped with a miniature b~qde and groom. Swan- like columns supported the second: and third tiers. The newly married couple are making their home in Shelton. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rich- ard Brooks. Pioneer PTO held its regular monthly meeting last Tuesday. The talk by Robert Quiggle, sup- erintendent of the Shelton School District, was very interesting and informative. AS A FUND-RAISING plan, the PTO will soon be selling Eas- 'ter candy and a cookbook which should be of much interest in the :Shelton area. It is called Favor- ite Recipes of The Great North- :west". The recipes were contrib- uted by president's of Women's Clubs over the Northwest. Shel- ton is represented several times in the nmst excellent variety of recipes. Mrs. Bob Studer is in charge of these sales. Some members brought coffee mugs to the meeting. It had been decided to hold a "coffee cup" shower for the needs of the PTO. Members who have not as yet brought a cup are asked to send one to the school. Meryl Gates has vohmteered to collect these at the school. The PTO plans to buy a small amount of playgrmmd equipment, snch as balls, for the use of the school. In order to relieve the teachers of extra duty, the PTO has accept- ed the responsibility of collecting for the individual 'pichn'es taken at. school this week. The PTO re- ceives a sum from the photog- rapher for assuming the collect- ink at the time the pictures are ~ent home to parents. The fifth grade mothers fur- nished the refreshments after the meeting adjoulT~ed. There will be a speci'~l demon- stration meeting of the Agate Tip-Top 4-H Clnb March 18. This will be in addition to the regular meeting March 17. The Bell Riders Saddle Ch|b met at the fairgromads Friday. Ac- tivities for the coming season were discussed. Plans for play days and other activities will soon be announced. Friday evening in hall at Lilliwaup. club provides a fine to become ac( residents of this make it a net which to live. Supper is serves 6 p.m., is followe~I bY~ iness session of the evening of are prizes for the and light close of the evening,: Friends are ception Sunday or the newly Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Helen R. house will be held clubhouse of the man's Club from 2 Mrs. Pauly teaching career in ching in Whatco~ counties, as well as school, where she at the Lime of her :mer p(ipils, as well i will welcome the greet the bride and marriage took Moscow, Ida. A GROUP ern Star Social fet supper given Hoodsport home J. W. Goodpaster ning included Mr. W. Moake, Mr. Evans, Mr. and berger and Mr. BrinkworLh. successful affair. ' After supper shown colored leer]on made by son of Shelton, on ope. Pictures of F; Germany, Italy, way, Denmark, and Czechoslovakia, ed. Members of the hmcheon group met last week aL the Mohrmann. Mrs. to be hostess to the ere Wednesday week. Taking ther, Mr. and Mrs. of Seattle, spent their Indian entertained a Sunday dinner. Mrs. Blanche Witte Mrs. Harold C. El)' beach neighbors, Jack Johnston. An informal "~ brought together Bruce Huey, from his ship, the San Diego, beach home of O'Neil. The young ing the evening LaVada O'Neil, and his fiancee, sey, Tom and Elona the host and FRIENDS AND Lilliwaupians who a two-month south are already having joymenL of their cards and letters the enthusiastic Faith and Lewis back reports of B.C. sailing and h since through Florence Ross, insons, of events !coast port of call Mrs. Zoe Sceva h~ neighbors, telling Francisco and meet the ship in Mrs, Grace Mrs. Ross, with daughter, came in Los Angeles dinner aboard, as inson's sister, Mrs. berger. Mr. and Mrs. who have spent in Astoria, Ore., Friday. Mr. on a construction gon City. visit from Mrs. ter, Mrs. Gladys pc'r, Wyo. Mrs. been visiting Mrs. Mattie Frank Smith and Sandy Smith, lea Sunday, jectlve of seeing month-old great baby is the son Michael E, They also grandparents, ley Smith, and another son and of Mrs. Backlund. Mrs. William 5, attle came Saturd ,eek at her Trtt.o~ has been visiting Reeves. Mr, and Mrs. their daughter, of Tacoma, stopped on Jack Catto home. tide, so they go1 Hood Canal back with there. Mack Knutsen, daughter of Mrs. children, also the weekend at Mr. m~d Mrs. went to Auburn a ree.eption to wedding Mr. and Mrs. Seattle. The ope~ at the home of oz ters. Mrs Evans of honor at the and Mrs. bridesmaid at the ny. A Holiday Be recently been James R. Vilwoc Vilwocks plan on met home there, start on it Mr. and Mrs. entertained Joe iof Potlatch at p