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1€ ........ .................. II I (rl I LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Shelton Lodge No. 1684 MEETINGS HELD EACH 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the Month 8 p.m. Airport John Howe, Governor Phone HA 6-4743 Walter Tynisrnaa, Soy. Phone HA 6-3292 ] I I III u IIII IGAS-TOON00 sy RALPH and ItAIRY "Nover ntlnd, Ralph . . . 1 found tile hood latch." We have' the latest equipment to service your car. OOLE& MYHRE MOBIL SERVIOE • MOBIL TIRE8 • First and Pine Streets Phone HA 6-3906 SITELTON-MAfiON COUN'PY U.q.A.," Shelton, Wauhin I i iiii i iii1,1 LS, .... Hur00 Butler Wins Honors al Annapolis Midn. Hugh W. Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvine H. Van Clave of 638 Arcadia, Shelton, class of 1961, has been appointed to the Superintendent's List at the U'.S. Nawtl Academy, Annapolis, Md., for scholastic accomplishments daring the filet term of tim aca- demic year 1958.59, it was an- nounced today. The List is similar in many ways to the Dean's List at many colleges and nniversities. In order for a midshipman to be so honored, he taunt meet a minhnunl academic average of 3.3 (82.5%) in his stu- (lies, have a mark no lower than 3.2 (80%) in aptitude, and possess a conduct standing satisfactory ,to the Commandant of Midship-: men. Those who achieve the distinc- tion of making the Superinten- dent's List are granted special p r i v i 1 e g e s commensurate with their class for the succeeding' term. This also creates among the mid- shipmen an increased interest in doing well and taking deeper pride in their work. 4.H News KOZ¥ KITTEN S A meeting of the Kozy Kittens 4-H Club was held at the home of Laura Downer, Monday, March 30. During the meeting the mem- bers learned how to make fruit cups, which they had for a treat. Each member was asked to have a demonstration ready for the next meeting, i The next meeting will be held at the home of Louise Kruse. .... Laura Downer, reporter The largest use of nickel plating is in the decorative field, where as an undercoat for chzmium, its resitance to corrosion and gouging gives, a permanent, lustrous metal- lic finish. iimitiaili|;ilil|ll|l PLATE 6LA$$ TABLE TOPS 'Add Beauty... 3rd & Greys Dial 64264 By Vlvian Jones much this last week about the weather. We did have some sun- sbine. Oh! Well, and for fun and excitement for the youngsters, the NEWS ITEMS FROM UNION 00bfiair T UNION. ...... Can't complain too ;; :;; Qir ttoniZ ea vfr°" their wn l The'he youngBelfairpeoplem'a'willthiSattendweekend'study :o"ed "A-'?eil:'u'ual rock huntin  and the lead role in "The Wizard of groups ann soctal get-togethers y tn • s t4 ",, • dur.ing Friday and Saturday, stay- arrived home with some really Oz'_ an. operetta_being .pzepazed oy OllI:n tsap mgn scnoo slu- ing in homes of Seattle youngsters Circus is coming to town, and we quote, the Shelton General Hos- pital Auxiliary is sponsoring the Wenatchee "Y" Circus Revue, to be lmld at the High School gym, this very Thursday evening, April 9, at 8 ()'clock p.m. Adults $1.00. Children and students 50¢. Pro- ceeds go to the Shelton General Hospital. A BELATED Easter report, the H. J. Skelseys had as Easter week- end guests, Mr, and Mrs• James Cranwe:l of Seattle, recently of Boston, Mass. The Skelseya are aunt and uncle of the James Cran- wells. Mrs. Cranweli is a daugh- ter of the Ted Skelseys of Shel- ton and Hood Canal. The Cran- wells were delight(i to again see their many friends here. Harlan Blake -would like to have us remind everyone that he is not the fire warden this year. Please call tle Department of Natural Resources, In Shelton, thank you. Well Sir, one of our well known men about town, Dick Buechel, had a birthday last Saturday, Apnll 4, and Eleanor surprised him with dinner and friends at the Cot- tage hm. To help with the cele-! bration were Mr. and Mrs. Randal Updyke, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mor- gan of Shelton, Mr, and Mrs. Otto We john, Bud Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ntlcs and Wanda Wyatt. Con- gratulations Dick ! Mr• and Mrs. Curt Grout were in Portland, Ore., for a few days. It was a sad trip, Virginia's moth- er, Mrs. Thomas Hank, ts seriously ill. While in Portland the Grouts stayed with Curl's aunt trod uncle, the Don Bagleys. We hope Vir- ginia, your mother recovers very SOOn• Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thorpe, re- cent Canalites, were down from Port Angeles for the weekend, stopping at the Harry Coles. WANDA WVA! t, our postmas- ter, has asked us to let her pa- trons know and please mark your cslendars, that commencing Satur- day, April 18, and every Saturday the post office will close at 12 o'clock noon. Ist outgoing mail during the week will be 5 o'clock and Saturday 12 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sterling spent a wonderful day last Satur- day visiting and dinner at the Charles Sampaons in Tacoma. Mrs. Sampson is a former school chum of Kaye's. The Union Square Dance Club will have a dance at the Commun- ity Hall this Saturday, April 11. Potluck, Come one come all, more fun• 9 o'clock• Mr. and Mrs. Erlck Bergquist retraced home to the Canal last Sund____ay after a wlnter's stay i i i i ii i i ii i i ii ii iii i i Famous FAY SWIMWEAR Hi Style - Low Price 2-3X .................... $1.20 to $2.29 3-6X .. $2.29 to $3.99 with coat 7.14 ......................... $2.99 to $3.99 Sub-teen• ............. $4.99 to $599 Boys' Toddler to 14 -- ............................. $1.29 to $2.99 Liltle & Big Shoppo 126 Cota II rare stones. The Ted Batlcys and family en - dents. Jeannie, who recently re- Friday night. Those planning to joyed last Sunday and dinner at calved a "superior" rating as so- attenci inclnde: Susan Wilson, Ben- the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bingley in Hoodsport. The Blng- lays are former Union residents. WE UNDERSTAND fishing season opens April 19. We hope we are correct on this. Get out those poles, boys, and fix those flies. Eleanor Buechel and Wanda Wyatt attended onta Club meet- ing last Monday evening, April 6. This meetinglwas for the election of officers for the coming year. Vera Morgan was chairman, co- hostess Kay Sutherland. Meet- ing was held at the home of Mrs. Kay Sutherland, Shelton. According to the P.I. and we quote, "Seems there are six men to every woman In ournewest state, Alaska•" Yippee. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haugen and daughter, Sally, of Seattle were enjoying the sunshine at their summer home on the Canal, last weekend. Hood Canal Woman's Club meeting was held at the home of Nina Miller. It was a business meeting of members on the com- mittee, compiling the Woman's Club, press and publicity ),ear book. At the meeting were vn. Edith Kraus, Cecil Gilbert, Vett Llnsoott, and Ethel Dalby. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Blake and family, Mr. and Mrs. tester Ben- her, spent Easter Sunday wltl the J. M. Porters in Seattle. ri Porter came back to the Canal to spend a week at Grandma and Grandpa Bonners. Lila ehl is home u of lut Thursday, April 2, from Arizona where ab.e Ass been for the last. ten days looking after, and settling her father and mother. They have been on the eriouly sick list, now on the way to recovery. Nice to have you heine IAla. WANDA WATT attended a Postmasters Amoclatlon meeting at the Seattle-Tacoma Airort on Sunday. All the air mail from around this ara, Seattle, Tax}ma, area leaves from this airport. Seems there are sevehty planes a! day dispatching air mail. Some l of these planes carry nothing but! mail• Then there are passenger planes too, that also carry mail. Gosh, does everyone send air mail ? i ----Cheerio., Alvin Butler Finishes ] Navy Baste Solmel Alvin C. Butler, fireman, USN, son of Mrs. Irma J. Butler of 1111 Harvard, Shelton, graduated March 13 from the basic Engine- I man School at the Naval Training! Center, Great Lakes, Ill. This course includes the opera- tion of hand tools, precision meas- uring instruments and the oper- ating principles for various mnall gasoline and diesel engines. The ShaRon, Fire Dapaxtment extinguished- a chimney fire in the home of Stan Kavanack at 502 Grandview last week. Nine firemen answered the call. The damage amounted to about $50 and, was caused by faulty wir- ing Chevy slices gasoline costs by 20% . on hot bakery delivery job ! The Southern Bakeries Company tmea a Univac Computer to be mum d top economY. The machine offers proof that Chevy delivers 20% better fuel economy than' any other trucks in their fleet. Delivering  bread daily to million# of onsumers, the othern Bakeries Co. of Atlanta makes stern demamls on i trucks. And, according to the Company's Univac mavhine, Cheurolets in tl more miles .- r :ailo. than the other makes-out.avia 'era all by 20%1 Chevy's a born dollar-saver, whether hopping to it on h,p chores or hauling heavyweight load on long, hard grinds. Eviae these trtmks offer is aimed at fattening your pocketbook. New vstom of famous 6% nurse a gallon of gas like nothing you've ever known in truflm. Big, tough V8's for every truck series have the shortt stroke design--the uvinget design--of any comparable engines. Durable chassis componwtt hike up profits by holding down maintenance costs. Whatever you do, you'll do it at less expense with a Chevrolet light-, medium- or heavy-duty truck. See your nearby Chevrolet dealer men! No job's too tough for a Chevrolet truck! For a "Sprng Sates Sdacular" deal see your local authodzeA C]wo dealerl Students To ake Part In Operetta essed this 'year by Lake lsabella Woman's club and Shelton Junior Mothers' club. Also ammunced as an up-coming event was the annual E.S.O. breakfast, part of the state convention of women's clubs which this year will be held Reserves Te Jr. SherHf's The Mason serves agreed tO ior deputies in rifles and hope to for this purpose. The reserves, WhO night in the house, planned to ior deputies into two or more each group of HELL CHEVROLET COMPANY o vocalist at western Wash- glen district music meet, will take the part of Dorothy, the lit- tle Kansas girl who visits the land of Oz. Belfair students with chor- US singing parts are JeAnne Har- ttad, Brian Shelly, and Jim Wil- n. Playing in the special orches- tra for the show, will be Ted Wing. .The production is under the di- rectlon of Mr. Angelo Manzo. HAMPTON BRINSON, son of the Robert Brinsons, South Shore, will leave Saturday for San An- tonio, Texas, where he will begin 9 weeks' basic training in the Army Air Reserve. Hampton has erilisted as an aeronautical draughtsman, having passed a test entitling him to training in the field, with nearly a perfect score. Following basic training, he will proceed to the Az•my Corps of En- gineers' school at Belvor, Va., for 3 months' training. He will even- tually be sttl.ioned with the Wash- ington Air Reserve, headquarters at McChord Field. Word ha been received here of the ms.triage March 14 of a for- mer Belfalr boy, Bill Turner. He was nlarried in Anacortea to Mis Clarie Steen of that city. Bill live, on the South Shore here for several years with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner, and brother, Fred, Jr. A first tam-out this week, set off preparaU for a P-TA va- riety show, planned for May as a mcmey-making project for the group: Mrs. Doug Corliss, chairman of the show called for vohmteers to help in all divisions, but especially for entertaining vaudeville acts. The call took place at the April P-TA meeting, held Thursday eve- ning at Belfair elementary school. New effects were elected at the meeting and will be installed in May to serve during next year's term. They are: President, Mr John Edman; vice-president, Mrs. Doug Coz'liss; secretary, Mrs. Jess hie Boyle, Jan Cundiff, Marline Morris, Nancy Mattns, Raynetta Bradley, Barry Betzinger, Brian Lean, and John Wilson. James Wilson, Sr., will accompany them as adult chaperone. Twelve junior and senior high students from the Belfaiv Com- munity Baptist church attended the spring rally of the Baptist Youth Fellowship, held at the First Baptist church in Bremerlon Sun- day afternoon. April 30th will be the date of the final BYF roller skating party for this year ,it was announced this week. Advance notice is be- ing given that this will be a cos- tume party, held as usual at the Shelton Roller arena. All Belfair skaters are invited to attend. MEMBER OF the VFW ladie auxiliary to Nuel Curtis Post 5372, made a recent hospital visit to the veterans' home at Retsil. The arrangements were made by M. Philip Hanify, department chair- man fox' Retail during the past year. The group predated the hos- pital with 14 .lap robes made by auxiliary memners, and distributed 10 dozen decorated cupcakes in hospital wards. Those who mde the trip were Mesdames Hanify, Carl llehol, F. A. Greenler, Hat- tie Waz, Roy Smith, Henry Han- nigan, and a guest, Mrs. Larry Tetrault. Plans to attend the spring dis- trict convention of Mason Coun- ty Women's clubs were made at the recent meeting of the Belfalr Women's club and I-.S.O. reading circle, held at the home of Mrs. Frances Gladwin. The spring meeting is et for April 13 at the Shelton armory, and will be hesse May 6 in Tacoma. This affair will be open to all club women. BelfaSt Women's club president, Mrs. Tony Zoric, who presided at the meeting, was welcomed by the group after an absence due to a several weeks' illnms. Three new members have joined the club. They are Mesdames Joe Peters, John Bert and Frank Denevan, all of the South Shore. A book re- view of "The White Witch" by Elizabeth Goudge, was presented by Mrs. Douglas IAnce. Host- essays, Mrs. Zorlc and Mrs. C. E. Shepherd, served ice cream, cook- ies and coffee. NEW BABIES in the Belfair area are the new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Patrick, and the baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slagle. They were born March 23 and 27, respectively, both "at Harrison Memorial Hospital, Bremerton, and both are now North Shore residents. The second annual "smoker" (boxing show) brought out a crowd of fight fans, Saturday eve- ning at Belfair school gym. Un- der the direction of athletic direct- or, Bud Grubb, the evening's ac- Uvities included 11 boxing matcher featuring boxer from 5th through 9th grade ages. Especially pop- ular were a wrestling tag team match and a final free-for-alL The enthusiatic spectators ate pop- corn and drank pop, served by band members, at intermission. Success of the affair seems to assure its continuance as an an- nual athletic event. A travelogue - style assembly program, "Fabulous South Amer- ica Today," was preented to all grades Friday in Belfair school gym• Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wea- ver of Yakima, told of their ad- i ventures in traveling II times over the Andes, in a boat trip up the Amazon, and wrecked at the South America. venirs were THE Evergreen Garden at the March home of Mrs. Perennials and were purchased present. Mrs. C. charge of the the sale. LuncheOn !Mrs. Glenn Criss, Mrs• Huffman. the afternoon duced hy Mrs. C. was Mr. A. J. H. sentative from Co., whb discussed, ferent ing and pest the meeting honorary Gladwin. A tippet is the of a tapered fly FIRE- ROGT. A. 200 E. Pine ph, tst aad Grove Sts. • IIA 6.4426 I I I I I I II II I Foster; and treasurer, Mrs. Lee Connelly. A H][LARIOUS feature of the When People meeting was the awarding of "Knesoademy Awards" for perfor- mances tn skits at the March Ch i fiebting. Named as the best skit 0 ce * * . . was a musical style show, perform- ed by the North Shore group. Best actress and best supporting actress were Mrs. Bill Shearer and Mrs. John Huson, also from the North They Cho:e Shore group Other winners were best actor, Len Rose; best support- • • • best bit player, Mrs. Edward Coke- let;' " all fz)m the Belfair skit, "A,, Day in the Life of Dr. Carver. Honorable mention went to Mrs. Cora Kelly and Mrs. Frank Ko- Walscyk. Attendance award was won by Mrs. Phyllis Miller's kindergarten. Refreshments were served by mo- thers °f Mrs" Avis Whitfleld's 4th l  r U t grade. A TWO-DAY junior high con- • m  mm, gress at the First Baptist church in SagS.tie will be attended by a HINNON By MRS. T. B. BATCH BRINNON -- Walter A. Kelly, Jefferson County chairman of the Republican Party attended a meet- ing in Eyerett last week. At this meeting he was appointed chair- man of the Republican Club of the Olympic Peninsula. Mrs. Walter Kelly, vice presi- deh[ of the Mother Advlsor's Club, attended a meeting on Tuesday, April 7, at Poulbo. Mrs. Kelly is ,Mother Advisor of the Quilcene Rainbow Assembly. MR. ALONZO Robinson, father (f Mrs. Walter Kelly, has been staying at the Kelly home since Ithe death of his wife. He is now staying • at the Cleave Robinson home in Shelton, while they are in California at the bedside of Mrs. RObinson's mother. Mr. T. B. Balch returned home Wednesday from a two weeks' vis- it with his sister and other rela- tives. He pent sevcral days in Lo Angeles area with Mr. and Mrs. Wilt Sands and other friends, then pertt Some time in Las Vegas, Renol Sacramento, Oakland and San Francisco. Mr: lli Whttney will be the guesU0000a0000r at the 00llce.e den urns. . n Thursday April 9, at the hQme of Mr. and Mrsl Dick Danielsen: The Pioneer Ladies Aid will be held at ,the home of Mrs. H. L. Barley on•Aprll 15. Her mother, Mrs. Fay Bunnell, will be co- hostess. There will be election of officers. THE BIOWNIE Scouts of Troop 16 are 'DI On an overnight trip to the Girl Scout Cabin at Camp Ramblewood in Sequim Bay Park this week, They will leave im- mediately after school on April ,0th rests ..raing Saturday afternoon. They will join Troop No• 1 of Port Townsend at the park• The F4stern efferson county OWl Scot Cotmctl was hosted by Brinnon 'o . . op No. 16 in the Brin- non scan01 gym Monday, April 6. These me,tings are usually held in Port qownaend which makes it difficult for local parents to attend M • . Killam, former Brln, non residht, is president of the council. I Cub Scout pack meeting consist- | BUHLER of Port Angeles was guest speaker at the P-TA meeting Wednesday, April 1. Hal talked on libraries and their im- ortance p '. April 18th is the date set for the P,TA Fun Night• It will begin at 5:30 with a baseball game. There will be booths with various kinds or entertainment and moneY making projects and a tal- ant snow Will te given etween 7:30 and g:30. Joyce Rauch is general-caalrman, luth Mueller is chairman of the talent how and wtl anyone who wishes In Store Aflw Store ThreughHt. The Ool00 Oompetns . . . !1 Wins! Fresher Because It's Darigold ProdudS Produoed Mason Kits@ Kitsap-Mason Dairymen's ...... Ph THIRD AND GROVE • • one Biill, ,..t* ,. r ..... , l 1€ ........ .................. II I (rl I LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Shelton Lodge No. 1684 MEETINGS HELD EACH 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the Month 8 p.m. Airport John Howe, Governor Phone HA 6-4743 Walter Tynisrnaa, Soy. Phone HA 6-3292 ] I I III u IIII IGAS-TOON00 sy RALPH and ItAIRY "Nover ntlnd, Ralph . . . 1 found tile hood latch." We have' the latest equipment to service your car. OOLE& MYHRE MOBIL SERVIOE • MOBIL TIRE8 • First and Pine Streets Phone HA 6-3906 SITELTON-MAfiON COUN'PY U.q.A.," Shelton, Wauhin I i iiii i iii1,1 LS, .... Hur00 Butler Wins Honors al Annapolis Midn. Hugh W. Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvine H. Van Clave of 638 Arcadia, Shelton, class of 1961, has been appointed to the Superintendent's List at the U'.S. Nawtl Academy, Annapolis, Md., for scholastic accomplishments daring the filet term of tim aca- demic year 1958.59, it was an- nounced today. The List is similar in many ways to the Dean's List at many colleges and nniversities. In order for a midshipman to be so honored, he taunt meet a minhnunl academic average of 3.3 (82.5%) in his stu- (lies, have a mark no lower than 3.2 (80%) in aptitude, and possess a conduct standing satisfactory ,to the Commandant of Midship-: men. Those who achieve the distinc- tion of making the Superinten- dent's List are granted special p r i v i 1 e g e s commensurate with their class for the succeeding' term. This also creates among the mid- shipmen an increased interest in doing well and taking deeper pride in their work. 4.H News KOZ¥ KITTEN S A meeting of the Kozy Kittens 4-H Club was held at the home of Laura Downer, Monday, March 30. During the meeting the mem- bers learned how to make fruit cups, which they had for a treat. Each member was asked to have a demonstration ready for the next meeting, i The next meeting will be held at the home of Louise Kruse. .... Laura Downer, reporter The largest use of nickel plating is in the decorative field, where as an undercoat for chzmium, its resitance to corrosion and gouging gives, a permanent, lustrous metal- lic finish. iimitiaili|;ilil|ll|l PLATE 6LA$$ TABLE TOPS 'Add Beauty... 3rd & Greys Dial 64264 By Vlvian Jones much this last week about the weather. We did have some sun- sbine. Oh! Well, and for fun and excitement for the youngsters, the NEWS ITEMS FROM UNION 00bfiair T UNION. ...... Can't complain too ;; :;; Qir ttoniZ ea vfr°" their wn l The'he youngBelfairpeoplem'a'willthiSattendweekend'study :o"ed "A-'?eil:'u'ual rock huntin  and the lead role in "The Wizard of groups ann soctal get-togethers y tn • s t4 ",, • dur.ing Friday and Saturday, stay- arrived home with some really Oz'_ an. operetta_being .pzepazed oy OllI:n tsap mgn scnoo slu- ing in homes of Seattle youngsters Circus is coming to town, and we quote, the Shelton General Hos- pital Auxiliary is sponsoring the Wenatchee "Y" Circus Revue, to be lmld at the High School gym, this very Thursday evening, April 9, at 8 ()'clock p.m. Adults $1.00. Children and students 50¢. Pro- ceeds go to the Shelton General Hospital. A BELATED Easter report, the H. J. Skelseys had as Easter week- end guests, Mr, and Mrs• James Cranwe:l of Seattle, recently of Boston, Mass. The Skelseya are aunt and uncle of the James Cran- wells. Mrs. Cranweli is a daugh- ter of the Ted Skelseys of Shel- ton and Hood Canal. The Cran- wells were delight(i to again see their many friends here. Harlan Blake -would like to have us remind everyone that he is not the fire warden this year. Please call tle Department of Natural Resources, In Shelton, thank you. Well Sir, one of our well known men about town, Dick Buechel, had a birthday last Saturday, Apnll 4, and Eleanor surprised him with dinner and friends at the Cot- tage hm. To help with the cele-! bration were Mr. and Mrs. Randal Updyke, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mor- gan of Shelton, Mr, and Mrs. Otto We john, Bud Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ntlcs and Wanda Wyatt. Con- gratulations Dick ! Mr• and Mrs. Curt Grout were in Portland, Ore., for a few days. It was a sad trip, Virginia's moth- er, Mrs. Thomas Hank, ts seriously ill. While in Portland the Grouts stayed with Curl's aunt trod uncle, the Don Bagleys. We hope Vir- ginia, your mother recovers very SOOn• Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thorpe, re- cent Canalites, were down from Port Angeles for the weekend, stopping at the Harry Coles. WANDA WVA! t, our postmas- ter, has asked us to let her pa- trons know and please mark your cslendars, that commencing Satur- day, April 18, and every Saturday the post office will close at 12 o'clock noon. Ist outgoing mail during the week will be 5 o'clock and Saturday 12 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sterling spent a wonderful day last Satur- day visiting and dinner at the Charles Sampaons in Tacoma. Mrs. Sampson is a former school chum of Kaye's. The Union Square Dance Club will have a dance at the Commun- ity Hall this Saturday, April 11. Potluck, Come one come all, more fun• 9 o'clock• Mr. and Mrs. Erlck Bergquist retraced home to the Canal last Sund____ay after a wlnter's stay i i i i ii i i ii i i ii ii iii i i Famous FAY SWIMWEAR Hi Style - Low Price 2-3X .................... $1.20 to $2.29 3-6X .. $2.29 to $3.99 with coat 7.14 ......................... $2.99 to $3.99 Sub-teen• ............. $4.99 to $599 Boys' Toddler to 14 -- ............................. $1.29 to $2.99 Liltle & Big Shoppo 126 Cota II rare stones. The Ted Batlcys and family en - dents. Jeannie, who recently re- Friday night. Those planning to joyed last Sunday and dinner at calved a "superior" rating as so- attenci inclnde: Susan Wilson, Ben- the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bingley in Hoodsport. The Blng- lays are former Union residents. WE UNDERSTAND fishing season opens April 19. We hope we are correct on this. Get out those poles, boys, and fix those flies. Eleanor Buechel and Wanda Wyatt attended onta Club meet- ing last Monday evening, April 6. This meetinglwas for the election of officers for the coming year. Vera Morgan was chairman, co- hostess Kay Sutherland. Meet- ing was held at the home of Mrs. Kay Sutherland, Shelton. According to the P.I. and we quote, "Seems there are six men to every woman In ournewest state, Alaska•" Yippee. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haugen and daughter, Sally, of Seattle were enjoying the sunshine at their summer home on the Canal, last weekend. Hood Canal Woman's Club meeting was held at the home of Nina Miller. It was a business meeting of members on the com- mittee, compiling the Woman's Club, press and publicity ),ear book. At the meeting were vn. Edith Kraus, Cecil Gilbert, Vett Llnsoott, and Ethel Dalby. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Blake and family, Mr. and Mrs. tester Ben- her, spent Easter Sunday wltl the J. M. Porters in Seattle. ri Porter came back to the Canal to spend a week at Grandma and Grandpa Bonners. Lila ehl is home u of lut Thursday, April 2, from Arizona where ab.e Ass been for the last. ten days looking after, and settling her father and mother. They have been on the eriouly sick list, now on the way to recovery. Nice to have you heine IAla. WANDA WATT attended a Postmasters Amoclatlon meeting at the Seattle-Tacoma Airort on Sunday. All the air mail from around this ara, Seattle, Tax}ma, area leaves from this airport. Seems there are sevehty planes a! day dispatching air mail. Some l of these planes carry nothing but! mail• Then there are passenger planes too, that also carry mail. Gosh, does everyone send air mail ? i ----Cheerio., Alvin Butler Finishes ] Navy Baste Solmel Alvin C. Butler, fireman, USN, son of Mrs. Irma J. Butler of 1111 Harvard, Shelton, graduated March 13 from the basic Engine- I man School at the Naval Training! Center, Great Lakes, Ill. This course includes the opera- tion of hand tools, precision meas- uring instruments and the oper- ating principles for various mnall gasoline and diesel engines. The ShaRon, Fire Dapaxtment extinguished- a chimney fire in the home of Stan Kavanack at 502 Grandview last week. Nine firemen answered the call. The damage amounted to about $50 and, was caused by faulty wir- ing Chevy slices gasoline costs by 20% . on hot bakery delivery job ! The Southern Bakeries Company tmea a Univac Computer to be mum d top economY. The machine offers proof that Chevy delivers 20% better fuel economy than' any other trucks in their fleet. Delivering  bread daily to million# of onsumers, the othern Bakeries Co. of Atlanta makes stern demamls on i trucks. And, according to the Company's Univac mavhine, Cheurolets in tl more miles .- r :ailo. than the other makes-out.avia 'era all by 20%1 Chevy's a born dollar-saver, whether hopping to it on h,p chores or hauling heavyweight load on long, hard grinds. Eviae these trtmks offer is aimed at fattening your pocketbook. New vstom of famous 6% nurse a gallon of gas like nothing you've ever known in truflm. Big, tough V8's for every truck series have the shortt stroke design--the uvinget design--of any comparable engines. Durable chassis componwtt hike up profits by holding down maintenance costs. Whatever you do, you'll do it at less expense with a Chevrolet light-, medium- or heavy-duty truck. See your nearby Chevrolet dealer men! No job's too tough for a Chevrolet truck! For a "Sprng Sates Sdacular" deal see your local authodzeA C]wo dealerl Students To ake Part In Operetta essed this 'year by Lake lsabella Woman's club and Shelton Junior Mothers' club. Also ammunced as an up-coming event was the annual E.S.O. breakfast, part of the state convention of women's clubs which this year will be held Reserves Te Jr. SherHf's The Mason serves agreed tO ior deputies in rifles and hope to for this purpose. The reserves, WhO night in the house, planned to ior deputies into two or more each group of HELL CHEVROLET COMPANY o vocalist at western Wash- glen district music meet, will take the part of Dorothy, the lit- tle Kansas girl who visits the land of Oz. Belfair students with chor- US singing parts are JeAnne Har- ttad, Brian Shelly, and Jim Wil- n. Playing in the special orches- tra for the show, will be Ted Wing. .The production is under the di- rectlon of Mr. Angelo Manzo. HAMPTON BRINSON, son of the Robert Brinsons, South Shore, will leave Saturday for San An- tonio, Texas, where he will begin 9 weeks' basic training in the Army Air Reserve. Hampton has erilisted as an aeronautical draughtsman, having passed a test entitling him to training in the field, with nearly a perfect score. Following basic training, he will proceed to the Az•my Corps of En- gineers' school at Belvor, Va., for 3 months' training. He will even- tually be sttl.ioned with the Wash- ington Air Reserve, headquarters at McChord Field. Word ha been received here of the ms.triage March 14 of a for- mer Belfalr boy, Bill Turner. He was nlarried in Anacortea to Mis Clarie Steen of that city. Bill live, on the South Shore here for several years with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner, and brother, Fred, Jr. A first tam-out this week, set off preparaU for a P-TA va- riety show, planned for May as a mcmey-making project for the group: Mrs. Doug Corliss, chairman of the show called for vohmteers to help in all divisions, but especially for entertaining vaudeville acts. The call took place at the April P-TA meeting, held Thursday eve- ning at Belfair elementary school. New effects were elected at the meeting and will be installed in May to serve during next year's term. They are: President, Mr John Edman; vice-president, Mrs. Doug Coz'liss; secretary, Mrs. Jess hie Boyle, Jan Cundiff, Marline Morris, Nancy Mattns, Raynetta Bradley, Barry Betzinger, Brian Lean, and John Wilson. James Wilson, Sr., will accompany them as adult chaperone. Twelve junior and senior high students from the Belfaiv Com- munity Baptist church attended the spring rally of the Baptist Youth Fellowship, held at the First Baptist church in Bremerlon Sun- day afternoon. April 30th will be the date of the final BYF roller skating party for this year ,it was announced this week. Advance notice is be- ing given that this will be a cos- tume party, held as usual at the Shelton Roller arena. All Belfair skaters are invited to attend. MEMBER OF the VFW ladie auxiliary to Nuel Curtis Post 5372, made a recent hospital visit to the veterans' home at Retsil. The arrangements were made by M. Philip Hanify, department chair- man fox' Retail during the past year. The group predated the hos- pital with 14 .lap robes made by auxiliary memners, and distributed 10 dozen decorated cupcakes in hospital wards. Those who mde the trip were Mesdames Hanify, Carl llehol, F. A. Greenler, Hat- tie Waz, Roy Smith, Henry Han- nigan, and a guest, Mrs. Larry Tetrault. Plans to attend the spring dis- trict convention of Mason Coun- ty Women's clubs were made at the recent meeting of the Belfalr Women's club and I-.S.O. reading circle, held at the home of Mrs. Frances Gladwin. The spring meeting is et for April 13 at the Shelton armory, and will be hesse May 6 in Tacoma. This affair will be open to all club women. BelfaSt Women's club president, Mrs. Tony Zoric, who presided at the meeting, was welcomed by the group after an absence due to a several weeks' illnms. Three new members have joined the club. They are Mesdames Joe Peters, John Bert and Frank Denevan, all of the South Shore. A book re- view of "The White Witch" by Elizabeth Goudge, was presented by Mrs. Douglas IAnce. Host- essays, Mrs. Zorlc and Mrs. C. E. Shepherd, served ice cream, cook- ies and coffee. NEW BABIES in the Belfair area are the new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Patrick, and the baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slagle. They were born March 23 and 27, respectively, both "at Harrison Memorial Hospital, Bremerton, and both are now North Shore residents. The second annual "smoker" (boxing show) brought out a crowd of fight fans, Saturday eve- ning at Belfair school gym. Un- der the direction of athletic direct- or, Bud Grubb, the evening's ac- Uvities included 11 boxing matcher featuring boxer from 5th through 9th grade ages. Especially pop- ular were a wrestling tag team match and a final free-for-alL The enthusiatic spectators ate pop- corn and drank pop, served by band members, at intermission. Success of the affair seems to assure its continuance as an an- nual athletic event. A travelogue - style assembly program, "Fabulous South Amer- ica Today," was preented to all grades Friday in Belfair school gym• Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wea- ver of Yakima, told of their ad- i ventures in traveling II times over the Andes, in a boat trip up the Amazon, and wrecked at the South America. venirs were THE Evergreen Garden at the March home of Mrs. Perennials and were purchased present. Mrs. C. charge of the the sale. LuncheOn !Mrs. Glenn Criss, Mrs• Huffman. the afternoon duced hy Mrs. C. was Mr. A. J. H. sentative from Co., whb discussed, ferent ing and pest the meeting honorary Gladwin. A tippet is the of a tapered fly FIRE- ROGT. A. 200 E. Pine ph, tst aad Grove Sts. • IIA 6.4426 I I I I I I II II I Foster; and treasurer, Mrs. Lee Connelly. A H][LARIOUS feature of the When People meeting was the awarding of "Knesoademy Awards" for perfor- mances tn skits at the March Ch i fiebting. Named as the best skit 0 ce * * . . was a musical style show, perform- ed by the North Shore group. Best actress and best supporting actress were Mrs. Bill Shearer and Mrs. John Huson, also from the North They Cho:e Shore group Other winners were best actor, Len Rose; best support- • • • best bit player, Mrs. Edward Coke- let;' " all fz)m the Belfair skit, "A,, Day in the Life of Dr. Carver. Honorable mention went to Mrs. Cora Kelly and Mrs. Frank Ko- Walscyk. Attendance award was won by Mrs. Phyllis Miller's kindergarten. Refreshments were served by mo- thers °f Mrs" Avis Whitfleld's 4th l  r U t grade. A TWO-DAY junior high con- • m  mm, gress at the First Baptist church in SagS.tie will be attended by a HINNON By MRS. T. B. BATCH BRINNON -- Walter A. Kelly, Jefferson County chairman of the Republican Party attended a meet- ing in Eyerett last week. At this meeting he was appointed chair- man of the Republican Club of the Olympic Peninsula. Mrs. Walter Kelly, vice presi- deh[ of the Mother Advlsor's Club, attended a meeting on Tuesday, April 7, at Poulbo. Mrs. Kelly is ,Mother Advisor of the Quilcene Rainbow Assembly. MR. ALONZO Robinson, father (f Mrs. Walter Kelly, has been staying at the Kelly home since Ithe death of his wife. He is now staying • at the Cleave Robinson home in Shelton, while they are in California at the bedside of Mrs. RObinson's mother. Mr. T. B. Balch returned home Wednesday from a two weeks' vis- it with his sister and other rela- tives. He pent sevcral days in Lo Angeles area with Mr. and Mrs. Wilt Sands and other friends, then pertt Some time in Las Vegas, Renol Sacramento, Oakland and San Francisco. Mr: lli Whttney will be the guesU0000a0000r at the 00llce.e den urns. . n Thursday April 9, at the hQme of Mr. and Mrsl Dick Danielsen: The Pioneer Ladies Aid will be held at ,the home of Mrs. H. L. Barley on•Aprll 15. Her mother, Mrs. Fay Bunnell, will be co- hostess. There will be election of officers. THE BIOWNIE Scouts of Troop 16 are 'DI On an overnight trip to the Girl Scout Cabin at Camp Ramblewood in Sequim Bay Park this week, They will leave im- mediately after school on April ,0th rests ..raing Saturday afternoon. They will join Troop No• 1 of Port Townsend at the park• The F4stern efferson county OWl Scot Cotmctl was hosted by Brinnon 'o . . op No. 16 in the Brin- non scan01 gym Monday, April 6. These me,tings are usually held in Port qownaend which makes it difficult for local parents to attend M • . Killam, former Brln, non residht, is president of the council. I Cub Scout pack meeting consist- | BUHLER of Port Angeles was guest speaker at the P-TA meeting Wednesday, April 1. Hal talked on libraries and their im- ortance p '. April 18th is the date set for the P,TA Fun Night• It will begin at 5:30 with a baseball game. There will be booths with various kinds or entertainment and moneY making projects and a tal- ant snow Will te given etween 7:30 and g:30. Joyce Rauch is general-caalrman, luth Mueller is chairman of the talent how and wtl anyone who wishes In Store Aflw Store ThreughHt. The Ool00 Oompetns . . . !1 Wins! Fresher Because It's Darigold ProdudS Produoed Mason Kits@ Kitsap-Mason Dairymen's ...... Ph THIRD AND GROVE • • one Biill, ,..t* ,. r ..... , l