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I
DAYTON COMMUNITY
l
Hardtime Dance to be held at
Dayton Hall Saturday, April 11,
from 9:30 p,m. to 2:00 a.m. with deer.
the Holloway orchestra providing
the music Come dressed appropri-
ately and win a prize for the best
costume.
The Community Club will hold
its next meeting on Friday, April
10, at the hall.
WE HEAR that an electric
range has been purchased by the
Community Club and Ladies' Club
to be used in the hall kitchen.
The Traveling Pinochle Club met
on Saturday evening in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lemke.
High prize winners were Tavia
Killough and Perry Rose Sr., low
---Ann Rose and Dari Goldy; Trav-
eling Pinochle, Tavia Killough and
Manley Michler.
Mrs. Pearl Hoffee left on Friday
for her home in Portland after
spending two weeks with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Scott.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John
Young and family visited in Grand-:
view at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Young. They brought home
to stay with them little three
year old Glenda Young
Dinner guests of Ronnie Cochran
on Monday evening were Donald
Evans and Keith Ttbblts. Donald
also was overnight guest.
On Saturday the Henry Warnes
family motored to Tacoma to shop
and then visited Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Rasor and family in Au-
burn,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamb of
Lost Lake were Monday afternoon
callers in the home of Mrs. Alia
Lamb and Mrs. Elizabeth Comer.
On Saturday and Sunday, :Mr.
and Mrs A. W. Puderbaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. George Puderbaugh
and son Morris of Agate helped
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy on
their house.
Saturday hmcheon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold LeGarde werv
Mr. and Mrs. Gall Allbrlght and
children, Mrs. Merle Grimm and
Don Anderson of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buechel vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis
of Adna on Sunday,
Louis Morgan oi' Shelton called
on Bud Rietdorf on Mondy evening.
On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Dillenberg and children vis-
ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hickson.
LITTLE CINDY and James Clin-
ton Tibbits were Saturday over-
night guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams.
Jamic Hickson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson, is spend-
ing this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Hickson of Lake Nahwatzel.
On Saturday, Mrs. Gertrude
Scott attended a birthday party
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Scott of Shelton, honoring Mr.
Scott
Mrs. William M. Brown and sons
and Mrs. Walter Chappel and chil-
dren called on Mrs. Robert Goldy
on Friday.
On their way home from town
k(ondy, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tib-
ItS h,l an unfortunate, accldenl
whcn H OCtal' jlltllpc(l out in front
of their car, It caused consider-
THIS WEEK IN
Washinglon Hislory
An Olympia newspaper of April
8, 1871, announced that S. B. Par-
dee of Gig Harbor was making oil
from dog-fish. This fish so named
is a kind of shark with long jaws
and formidable teeth, which vis-
ited Puget Sound in great numbers
in the fall and was a source of
food and oil for the Indians. The
next year the North Pacific Com-
mercial Company was incorporated
under California laws with the ob-
ject of taking dog-fish for oil. The
works were located on Fox Island
and the site was known as Castle-
nook. The daily catch averaged
SHELTON-MASON COLrNTY JOURNAL_ -- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.,"
LJrv /AP.I='I 3,000 large fish taken by means
v v • • m --n -mm,, • of weirs, pounds, seines and traw-
.+.:: sis. Egcellent glue could be made
imlla from the heads, tails and fins of
.. the fish, the liver processed for
,CK? off, and the skin used occasionally
I as sandpaper. The Castlenook es-
mmll.,) m tablishment exported to France
1 many kegs and barrels of the for-
i":J i] mer for glue. As the output in.
n creased it was the Intention of the
11 company to establish factories at
+2 :1,I different points on the Sound and
'w: .... carry on an extensive business
usib'0000]iRt
am ii 00dii ° +c L u h m ,
Radio, Heater, Auto. TraDe., Driven 3,000 Miles by dealer's wife.
*2495.00
1967 FOLIO 4.00011 STATION WAGON
4 New Tires, Radio, Heater, Automatic Transmission,
Pews i Steering, 1959 Lloense
2195.00
1953 PONTIAC 4.1)0011 SEDAN
Radio, heater, auto. trans., 2 new tires, exoellent tend.
$695.00
1965 nOnOE PICKUP TRUOK $896.00
'/ Ton, 6 Cylinder, Long Box, Valves Ground
'50 Ford Station Wagon. ....................... $245.00
8-Passenger, Runs Good, Looks Good
1956 Hillmn Husky Station Wagon .... $895.00
Valve grind, new rings
1950 Packard Sedan $345
Real Clean
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ARE YOU CONFUSED ABOUT SMALL FOREIGN CARS?
See and Drlve a HILLMAN MINX. Complete stock of
Emergency Parts.
ENJOY SPORT CAR PERFORMANCE
HILLMAN DELUXE SEDAN
$67.30 Per Monlh
Mrs. Pearl Orr moved into the
guest house of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Rietdorf on Sunday and plan
to make her home there.
Bill Roberts celebrated his elev-
enth birthday on Saturday by hav-
ing Mike Mcgee, Sandhi Rietdorf
and Tom Bunnell for dinner guests.
Wednesday afternoon callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Warnes were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Warnes of Oakville and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvie Warnes of Shelton.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Marian Valley and Mr. Bill Kldd
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chur-
chill of Shelton.
MR. AND MRS. James Hickson
and family took Gerz T Needham
of East Olympia home on Sun-
day after his two-week visit with
them.
Janie Chappell of Matlock spent
the weekend with Barbara Goldy.
On Sunday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. William M. Brown and chil-
dren called on Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Robertson of Arcadia.
Jaks Goldy spent Saturday over-
night with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Puderbaugh of
Agate.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Harold LeGarde were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dillenberg and
children.
Friday overnight guest of Bill
Roberts was Tom Bunnell.
Duane Kidd would like to take
this means of thanking all those
who helped him in the Journal
contest.
Ladies Club met on April 1 with,
Mrs. Perry Rose Sr. as hostess
and the birthday of Mrs. Clifford
Combs was observed.
Next Ladies Club meeting will
be on Wednesday, April 15, and
Mrs. William Rietdorf will be hos-
tess.
THERE WILL RE a Mason
County Homemakers annual spring!
council meeting on Tuesday, April
14, to be held at the National
Guard Armory in Shelton. Regis-
tration begins at 10:00 a.m. and
potluck luncheon will be served.
There will be a speaker on heine
safety.
Fishing season will soon open
and those fishermen going to the
Panhandle 4-H camp are requested
to register at the caretaker's cot-
tage. The caretakers wish to
thank all visitors of last year for
their cooperation in this matter
and all visitors are again asked to
sign the registration 1ook this
year.
KAMILCHE NEWS
LILLIWAUP NEWS
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Maude Crosby on
the lFni(,n side of Hood Canal.
Hood Canal Aq)man's club will
hold their next meeting at the
clubhouse in Potlatch April 16.
Lunch will be served at 12:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sceva o+ +
Lilliwaup are visiting friends and
relatives in southern California.
Mesdames Christine Ahl, Allie
Ahl and Ann Webb spent the day
last week visiting Mrs. George
Dickinson of the Skokomish Val-
ley. They also visited Mr. Max
Latzel of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wstklns
of Eldon visited their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
A. Frank of Seattle, over the
weekend. While in Seattle they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank at the tenth annual parade
of the Seattle chapter of the So-
ciety for the Preservation and En-
! couragement of Barber Shop
Singing in America incorporation
held at the Palomar Theater Sat-
urday evening, April 4. The so-
ciety is composed of men from all
walks of life who gather together
for the sole purpose of recreation-
al singing in barber shop harmony.
Real agate guides are long-
wearing, beautiful and easy on the
line Imitation agates are extreme-
ly poor.
SheIton, Washington
By Mrs. Nell Vance
Lilliwaup Community Club's
next card party will be Vriday
evening, At)ril 10, at Commtmity
Hall in Lilliwaup. This will be
the third party in a series of five
and pinochle will be played, to
start at 8 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy
Swanson and Mrs. Rose Mile are
hostesses for the evening.
Hood Canal Garden Club met
last Thursday at the Woman's
Clubhouse in Potlatch. A delic-
ious potluck lunch was served at
12:30. Mrs. Beulah Worl was
hostess. The tables were beauti-
ful with their decorations of ivy
and daffodils.
Thc meeting was called to order
at 1:45 by the president, Mrs.
Jenny Hoff. Seventeen members
answered roll call and there was
one visitor, Mrs. Turner of Union,
who joined the club. A report
was given on the district rose.ring
held March 17 at Port Angeles.
The club voted to entertain the
Olympic District Federation of
Garden Clubs the 21st of July.
The Rose luncheon to be held June
21 was discussed. Plans for the
luncheon will be formulated at
the May meeting.
Mrs. Nina Miller gave a very
interesting talk on wild flowers.
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Nickel plating is employed ex-
tensively for electroformtng, par-
ticularly in the manufacture of
forming dies for plastic and rub-
bur, where high strength and wear-
resistance are required.
Grocery Saturday, April 11, to fi-
nance a trip to Seattle to preent
scrapbooks to the Orthopedic Ho
pttal.
Mrs. Zeta Waldrip was ad-
mitted to a Shelton hospital Sun-
day for treatment of a bad cold.
Mrs. William Moore of St.
Maries, Idaho, and Clarence Moore
and two children of Olympia were
Thursday evening guests of the
R. F. Keyzers
Mr. and Mrs. William Boice of
Bremerton were Friday evening
dinner guests of the Herb Nelsons.
Marlene Johns of the Skokomish
Valley spent the weekend in the
Bud Greene home with Sherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Nelson of
Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Green of Bremerton were Sunday
guests of the Herb and Art Nel-
son familias.
Mr. and Mrs. John Akin and
two sons of Salem, Ore., were
weekend guests of the R. F. Key-
zers.
Lyle Alverson took Denny and
Alan Wagner, Donald Clary, Ed-
die Keyzers and Da'vid Alverson
to the show "The Shaggy Dog" tn
Olympia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan and
Dianne of Olympia were Sunday
guests of the Edwin Pettys.
Mm- Carr) are the parents of a
new baby girl. She was named
Virginia Ann, was born the 25th
of March and has a brother at
home. They lived in Fairburg,
Illinois.
Mr. W. B. Immbert was taken
to Scaftle Sunday for an opera-
tion at the Swedish hospital Mon-
daYlr, and Mrs. Ernest Booth and
son, George, and Mr. and Mrs,
Tom Nelson and two girls were
Sunday dinner guests of the Art
Nelsons,
Mrs. Ludell West and son, Troy,
are both in a Sheiton hospital with
the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sigo and
daughter spent the weekend at
the Sol Duc Hot Springs.
Dennis Whitener left last Fri-
:day evening for San Diego, Calif.,
to join the Navy.
Arlene Ellison was admitted to
the Shelton Hospital Sunday with
measles and double pneumonia.
The Reverend and Mrs. B. W.
:Ellmarorth and two sons were
called to Port Angeles Saturday
due to the serious illness of his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Simmons i
and two children spent the week-
end in Portland, Ore., with her
sister, the Dave George family.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert IGault,
Sr., of Cloquallam were Monday
evening guess of the Alvin Nag-
eln.
The Rcverenfl A. W. Graham
spent a couple of days in the hos-
pital last week for treatment of a
kidney ailment.
Judge and Mrs. Howard Zim-
merman of Astoria, Ore.., were
Saturday guests of the Bruce Nel-
son family.
i The Kamllche Hustlers 4-H club
will hold a bake sale at Lamberts
By Grace Petty
Don't forget Progress Grange's
50th anniversary party at the Ka-
milche hall this Saturday evening,
April llth. Visitors welcome.
Word was received Monday that
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Skilled TV Repairs
By Top Technicians
provide both for you.
Only the tops in TV servloe
can guarantee the best in.
picture enjoyment. Let us
Just Call On
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Television Sorvioe
)1". VIEW
2218 Olymplo Hlway No.
PHONE HA. 6-3172
tucm¢ tun pm|w,N@ OMPANV--VANUVL, WASk¢.
IT'S LUCKY
when you live
in America
This is the lifel Wide open
fairways.., glass smooth
greens.., good friends..,
good e )orL And after the
game ( you enjoy beer as
much e you do golf) you'll
really enjoy Lucky Lager.
I
DAYTON COMMUNITY
l
Hardtime Dance to be held at
Dayton Hall Saturday, April 11,
from 9:30 p,m. to 2:00 a.m. with deer.
the Holloway orchestra providing
the music Come dressed appropri-
ately and win a prize for the best
costume.
The Community Club will hold
its next meeting on Friday, April
10, at the hall.
WE HEAR that an electric
range has been purchased by the
Community Club and Ladies' Club
to be used in the hall kitchen.
The Traveling Pinochle Club met
on Saturday evening in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lemke.
High prize winners were Tavia
Killough and Perry Rose Sr., low
---Ann Rose and Dari Goldy; Trav-
eling Pinochle, Tavia Killough and
Manley Michler.
Mrs. Pearl Hoffee left on Friday
for her home in Portland after
spending two weeks with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Scott.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John
Young and family visited in Grand-:
view at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Young. They brought home
to stay with them little three
year old Glenda Young
Dinner guests of Ronnie Cochran
on Monday evening were Donald
Evans and Keith Ttbblts. Donald
also was overnight guest.
On Saturday the Henry Warnes
family motored to Tacoma to shop
and then visited Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Rasor and family in Au-
burn,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamb of
Lost Lake were Monday afternoon
callers in the home of Mrs. Alia
Lamb and Mrs. Elizabeth Comer.
On Saturday and Sunday, :Mr.
and Mrs A. W. Puderbaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. George Puderbaugh
and son Morris of Agate helped
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy on
their house.
Saturday hmcheon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold LeGarde werv
Mr. and Mrs. Gall Allbrlght and
children, Mrs. Merle Grimm and
Don Anderson of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buechel vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis
of Adna on Sunday,
Louis Morgan oi' Shelton called
on Bud Rietdorf on Mondy evening.
On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Dillenberg and children vis-
ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hickson.
LITTLE CINDY and James Clin-
ton Tibbits were Saturday over-
night guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams.
Jamic Hickson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson, is spend-
ing this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Hickson of Lake Nahwatzel.
On Saturday, Mrs. Gertrude
Scott attended a birthday party
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Scott of Shelton, honoring Mr.
Scott
Mrs. William M. Brown and sons
and Mrs. Walter Chappel and chil-
dren called on Mrs. Robert Goldy
on Friday.
On their way home from town
k(ondy, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tib-
ItS h,l an unfortunate, accldenl
whcn H OCtal' jlltllpc(l out in front
of their car, It caused consider-
THIS WEEK IN
Washinglon Hislory
An Olympia newspaper of April
8, 1871, announced that S. B. Par-
dee of Gig Harbor was making oil
from dog-fish. This fish so named
is a kind of shark with long jaws
and formidable teeth, which vis-
ited Puget Sound in great numbers
in the fall and was a source of
food and oil for the Indians. The
next year the North Pacific Com-
mercial Company was incorporated
under California laws with the ob-
ject of taking dog-fish for oil. The
works were located on Fox Island
and the site was known as Castle-
nook. The daily catch averaged
SHELTON-MASON COLrNTY JOURNAL_ -- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.,"
LJrv /AP.I='I 3,000 large fish taken by means
v v • • m --n -mm,, • of weirs, pounds, seines and traw-
.+.:: sis. Egcellent glue could be made
imlla from the heads, tails and fins of
.. the fish, the liver processed for
,CK? off, and the skin used occasionally
I as sandpaper. The Castlenook es-
mmll.,) m tablishment exported to France
1 many kegs and barrels of the for-
i":J i] mer for glue. As the output in.
n creased it was the Intention of the
11 company to establish factories at
+2 :1,I different points on the Sound and
'w: .... carry on an extensive business
usib'0000]iRt
am ii 00dii ° +c L u h m ,
Radio, Heater, Auto. TraDe., Driven 3,000 Miles by dealer's wife.
*2495.00
1967 FOLIO 4.00011 STATION WAGON
4 New Tires, Radio, Heater, Automatic Transmission,
Pews i Steering, 1959 Lloense
2195.00
1953 PONTIAC 4.1)0011 SEDAN
Radio, heater, auto. trans., 2 new tires, exoellent tend.
$695.00
1965 nOnOE PICKUP TRUOK $896.00
'/ Ton, 6 Cylinder, Long Box, Valves Ground
'50 Ford Station Wagon. ....................... $245.00
8-Passenger, Runs Good, Looks Good
1956 Hillmn Husky Station Wagon .... $895.00
Valve grind, new rings
1950 Packard Sedan $345
Real Clean
mmilmmm*wmllmmmmm mmmmmmmmNmmmmmmlmmmmmimmm mmmmmlmm
ARE YOU CONFUSED ABOUT SMALL FOREIGN CARS?
See and Drlve a HILLMAN MINX. Complete stock of
Emergency Parts.
ENJOY SPORT CAR PERFORMANCE
HILLMAN DELUXE SEDAN
$67.30 Per Monlh
Mrs. Pearl Orr moved into the
guest house of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Rietdorf on Sunday and plan
to make her home there.
Bill Roberts celebrated his elev-
enth birthday on Saturday by hav-
ing Mike Mcgee, Sandhi Rietdorf
and Tom Bunnell for dinner guests.
Wednesday afternoon callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Warnes were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Warnes of Oakville and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvie Warnes of Shelton.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Marian Valley and Mr. Bill Kldd
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chur-
chill of Shelton.
MR. AND MRS. James Hickson
and family took Gerz T Needham
of East Olympia home on Sun-
day after his two-week visit with
them.
Janie Chappell of Matlock spent
the weekend with Barbara Goldy.
On Sunday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. William M. Brown and chil-
dren called on Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Robertson of Arcadia.
Jaks Goldy spent Saturday over-
night with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Puderbaugh of
Agate.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Harold LeGarde were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dillenberg and
children.
Friday overnight guest of Bill
Roberts was Tom Bunnell.
Duane Kidd would like to take
this means of thanking all those
who helped him in the Journal
contest.
Ladies Club met on April 1 with,
Mrs. Perry Rose Sr. as hostess
and the birthday of Mrs. Clifford
Combs was observed.
Next Ladies Club meeting will
be on Wednesday, April 15, and
Mrs. William Rietdorf will be hos-
tess.
THERE WILL RE a Mason
County Homemakers annual spring!
council meeting on Tuesday, April
14, to be held at the National
Guard Armory in Shelton. Regis-
tration begins at 10:00 a.m. and
potluck luncheon will be served.
There will be a speaker on heine
safety.
Fishing season will soon open
and those fishermen going to the
Panhandle 4-H camp are requested
to register at the caretaker's cot-
tage. The caretakers wish to
thank all visitors of last year for
their cooperation in this matter
and all visitors are again asked to
sign the registration 1ook this
year.
KAMILCHE NEWS
LILLIWAUP NEWS
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Maude Crosby on
the lFni(,n side of Hood Canal.
Hood Canal Aq)man's club will
hold their next meeting at the
clubhouse in Potlatch April 16.
Lunch will be served at 12:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sceva o+ +
Lilliwaup are visiting friends and
relatives in southern California.
Mesdames Christine Ahl, Allie
Ahl and Ann Webb spent the day
last week visiting Mrs. George
Dickinson of the Skokomish Val-
ley. They also visited Mr. Max
Latzel of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wstklns
of Eldon visited their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
A. Frank of Seattle, over the
weekend. While in Seattle they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank at the tenth annual parade
of the Seattle chapter of the So-
ciety for the Preservation and En-
! couragement of Barber Shop
Singing in America incorporation
held at the Palomar Theater Sat-
urday evening, April 4. The so-
ciety is composed of men from all
walks of life who gather together
for the sole purpose of recreation-
al singing in barber shop harmony.
Real agate guides are long-
wearing, beautiful and easy on the
line Imitation agates are extreme-
ly poor.
SheIton, Washington
By Mrs. Nell Vance
Lilliwaup Community Club's
next card party will be Vriday
evening, At)ril 10, at Commtmity
Hall in Lilliwaup. This will be
the third party in a series of five
and pinochle will be played, to
start at 8 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy
Swanson and Mrs. Rose Mile are
hostesses for the evening.
Hood Canal Garden Club met
last Thursday at the Woman's
Clubhouse in Potlatch. A delic-
ious potluck lunch was served at
12:30. Mrs. Beulah Worl was
hostess. The tables were beauti-
ful with their decorations of ivy
and daffodils.
Thc meeting was called to order
at 1:45 by the president, Mrs.
Jenny Hoff. Seventeen members
answered roll call and there was
one visitor, Mrs. Turner of Union,
who joined the club. A report
was given on the district rose.ring
held March 17 at Port Angeles.
The club voted to entertain the
Olympic District Federation of
Garden Clubs the 21st of July.
The Rose luncheon to be held June
21 was discussed. Plans for the
luncheon will be formulated at
the May meeting.
Mrs. Nina Miller gave a very
interesting talk on wild flowers.
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Grocery Saturday, April 11, to fi-
nance a trip to Seattle to preent
scrapbooks to the Orthopedic Ho
pttal.
Mrs. Zeta Waldrip was ad-
mitted to a Shelton hospital Sun-
day for treatment of a bad cold.
Mrs. William Moore of St.
Maries, Idaho, and Clarence Moore
and two children of Olympia were
Thursday evening guests of the
R. F. Keyzers
Mr. and Mrs. William Boice of
Bremerton were Friday evening
dinner guests of the Herb Nelsons.
Marlene Johns of the Skokomish
Valley spent the weekend in the
Bud Greene home with Sherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Nelson of
Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Green of Bremerton were Sunday
guests of the Herb and Art Nel-
son familias.
Mr. and Mrs. John Akin and
two sons of Salem, Ore., were
weekend guests of the R. F. Key-
zers.
Lyle Alverson took Denny and
Alan Wagner, Donald Clary, Ed-
die Keyzers and Da'vid Alverson
to the show "The Shaggy Dog" tn
Olympia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan and
Dianne of Olympia were Sunday
guests of the Edwin Pettys.
Mm- Carr) are the parents of a
new baby girl. She was named
Virginia Ann, was born the 25th
of March and has a brother at
home. They lived in Fairburg,
Illinois.
Mr. W. B. Immbert was taken
to Scaftle Sunday for an opera-
tion at the Swedish hospital Mon-
daYlr, and Mrs. Ernest Booth and
son, George, and Mr. and Mrs,
Tom Nelson and two girls were
Sunday dinner guests of the Art
Nelsons,
Mrs. Ludell West and son, Troy,
are both in a Sheiton hospital with
the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sigo and
daughter spent the weekend at
the Sol Duc Hot Springs.
Dennis Whitener left last Fri-
:day evening for San Diego, Calif.,
to join the Navy.
Arlene Ellison was admitted to
the Shelton Hospital Sunday with
measles and double pneumonia.
The Reverend and Mrs. B. W.
:Ellmarorth and two sons were
called to Port Angeles Saturday
due to the serious illness of his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Simmons i
and two children spent the week-
end in Portland, Ore., with her
sister, the Dave George family.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert IGault,
Sr., of Cloquallam were Monday
evening guess of the Alvin Nag-
eln.
The Rcverenfl A. W. Graham
spent a couple of days in the hos-
pital last week for treatment of a
kidney ailment.
Judge and Mrs. Howard Zim-
merman of Astoria, Ore.., were
Saturday guests of the Bruce Nel-
son family.
i The Kamllche Hustlers 4-H club
will hold a bake sale at Lamberts
By Grace Petty
Don't forget Progress Grange's
50th anniversary party at the Ka-
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April llth. Visitors welcome.
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