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tractive with miniature crochet t =U Rn,|l @q [racKs !vlasome '{empm Sattle became the proud parents I relcome Chapter gurehase :
EASTER RH[AKFAST HEADLINES + p,+ It $ A Uate 0n M0nd.,., .,,.,, ,.,, , Sholton+ 00asonie 00emp,e wa. or' a baby boy April 16 Mr Clif-i ... _( ,:', ,-- "'-
II If/ill IIIll Illll lid till Ill l ]*fi()[l filled witll minfs Bouauets " -- ¢;n.n ...... ;€,, ..la ...... ;,. en., t.. ; . r.,." ..... cz.,t .,.,;....+ 1o1Jaslern Slart-,: I,gV ,,.__
.... of daffodils centered tile U-stl q)cd .... - - - - - ill, DcmocraLlCbe held at precinct8 p m al caucuseslhe fn'e the public inst,illation.. "of new of- M;:s ...... "bhl,'/l'cCo';l'e'll"Sb'(:lion is .Satu,'dqv, night at :, [l
IIIlCV giN 1:111tio nomnun nllllllli luncheon table, largo bowl o* .--_ -r..o., A,,i, 1Q ,..,, ,,',-L,,., ............ G: ...... o-' fleers of Mark E. Reed chapter tile new grandr,,)ther. Temple. Ti,is,.viil $
I|iVla Tapanese qmnce brzghtcncd tile of the Older of DeMolay o )>.othea
UUtlll M/41LE, I|I&PMlt MltVUl|ll/ U ' "" . ,. "" " " . -- . .,. • ......... r.,,,. ,, Tmi ..... , Hoorlsnort Eclls tot ...................... t,, 'wzth t(,
.uervinE tat)le The game night l'lO0(l tJdt.Hl W01YI[ttt S L,uu, .., aJ ...... "..t , ' r " " ' i " " -^
., w,l..i u ..... ,.,.,, ..€ +,. .o,-,. , : .... 2L. .--_,,.:: :. 2 .... :'., m Potl it(h (lubhouse httch Skokomish n ul U i on p 'e- Dean Dewell was seated as fW'- . • \\;Vorihv M,tron pr: ACRY er. I"
• -z -:-,.,,*. --.-.,z . . ,,. -v--. Needle fOl puttpuzw.tl '('ccttLly IS ,'tt ltt' rYJ- '' ., ....... . , " - - ' " . ' .' . . ' , L,.
UNION ..... An Easter breakfast duration of the fair. David spent clay May 4th, With Mesdames Til- OES,Past Matrons dessert lunch- cruets. Mater Corn}crier, succeeding Bz!I . ._[ -- 7 -,. . " z [ , ORLON
is being sponsored by tbe Hood a large share of his childhood and lie 'Shel:man and Lil Uixlvke a2 con 12:50 ll.m., hol,lc of Mrs. Fire delegat,s f'om each pro- Fo'man, wao intro(meed each '- '-----..:-----1[1".1 }| . t, WHITE
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Canal.. Improvement. Club Sunday boyhood at Piekerinff Pass, where chairmen m charg'e ..... of lilt aft",ir Bertha W dch'ip cincl, wil be e coted it, the cm ntv member of the lnstalhng r " team I I W I [ R. _-
at Union Commun;ty Hall and he made 'his home with his grand- .... ' Navy M'( thers 8 p m Memolual convention to be helc in Shelton from Seattle-area DeMolay chap- _ . -r_- i l "" -- .i -"
• *' ' . . uuring the afternoon plans w're h fll " ' : • . ,. ters • " ' '
xll be served fronl 11 a.m. to mother. When he left Aldezbrook . . ............. , • May 3. All Democ,:zts ale raged to . .. J<lP-- [i n , ! I I -. .
1.30 nl Featured on the menu at the close of the 1961 summer n)aae zol" yne cnm {loat q" tne Yrda A ril 20 attend One ummual feature of the cer- 1¢: .sl | Iw I i t . -Keadv T lff,,
• P" '. ..... . • . lcoresl, Festival parade, Eric iJleme Y" P .... • r "" ----" '" V t" 'a
fruit juices, a thick slice of season he attended St, Mmtins ........ .. T,,hv el)ek'h Iodo'e Bake Sale ---- cmony was presentatmn of the J i l . ft.41
. , znls year Derek tae aonollng oi ..... ., -. •- - ca, ., * '" "" I O i " ; Y Ji ja.a..m
Lm, sc arnl ed flesh mc eggs, College. At the plesent time he " ., .... . . ) ) .oast st.ore .... mpzesmve and n v ng DeMolay -- 5-| -
Suuday schools wth hke design C( st t( ( tma luncheon 1 pm Cohmml , , u. HA
,troll wi ljamam Jell,and is at the Seattle home of his mo- . . .- " . ',, . . "., V:W Au×iliarv 8o,m. Memo-. ! ....... Flo,,erTallC' by Jim Shields of r aINGTONGREE. ,, . .3.- .
oemg employea ill (lecolatlng tile -- • Hous oste D Mola cba tel J1 s =-"
abu dsn e of goo hc cof- ther. He will have one of the im- . _ " ' ' rial hall '" ' ' ' F . r e y p '. 'm' . ........ =- " - .................... :..-/
e, p0rtant places in the dining room lioats. LD S" Rummage and Plant sale. Tuesday, April 24 brother, Ed, acted as Installing " " '. w.A
Aftez the breakfast., . will come of the. needle as assistant man- . The.appearance of a group Of PUD btlildiag. FOE Auxiliary, 8 pal, Airport Master Councilor. f! 1 _
httle blue tents made a most at- Saturday, April 21 ball.
++ ........... .... . .
is fruit
ham, scrambled fresh ranch eggs,
hot rolls with jam and Jelly, and
an abundsnce of good, hot cof-
fee,
the childrens' hour, with an egg-
hunt on the clubhouse grounds,
including prizes. Mrs. Alfred Co-
wan. chairman will be assisted by
Mrs. Edwin Metzler, with other
membmg of the club lending a
hand with the serving. Ran-dall
Updyke is Ways and Means mhair-
man for the club event and stated
funds derived from the breakfast
will be used for immediate needs
of the club.
One of two recent and impof
rant improvements added to ben°
efit ITnionites. tourists, vacation-
isis, boat users, and fishermen, is
the near completion of the splen-
did boat ramp at the base of Al-
der street by Hood Canal Marina.
The ramp is 100 feet long, 14 feet
wide, and is composed of cement
slabs five inches thick.
Constmzction of the boat ramp
was first taken up by the Mason
County Sports and Skeet Club
a few yeaz ag. The county then
took over the job and ,completed
the work to the satisfaction of
everyone else with boating and
fishing in mind. The situation i
ideal in location, beside Alder St.
The county deserves a vote of
thanks in this instance. lSo the
members of tle Improvement
club group who also worked for
the completion of the ramp.
A SECOND and very important
note is the reappearance of the
large hand carved historical mar-
ker beside Navy yarn lflghway
at the base of the McReavy-An-
dersen property. The large sign-
marker was removed by the state
highway department a number of
months afro, following a letter
from the Union Ladies' Civic Club,
which requested the state to clean
and hrighten up the older marker.
The highway department com-
plied to the request and did an
excellent piece of work. A great
improvement for the town of Un-
ion, just in time for viewers com-
ing to the Canal during the fair.
Mrs. Blanche Callahau of
Hoodsport and Mrs. Nina Miller
of Union were two members of
the Hood Canal Womans' Club at-
tending the spring conference of
the Peninsula District of the Foal-
era Lion of Womens' Chlb last
Thursday at Port Orchard. Fol-
lowing luncheon election of offi-
cers and program of 'the aftei'-
noon was held. Mrs. Betty Lind.-
berg of Seattle was elected pres-
ident of the group, with Blanche
Catlalan a Vice president. She
was secretary of the, club last
term, and she is also treasurer of
the Hood Canal club at the pres-
ent time. Mrs. Miller, who served
as vice president of the Penin-
sula District last year, was instal-
ager. David is 23 years old--.with
hopes of majoring in maritime
law when he reenters school.
The fishermen, with car trail-
era and prams sticking out of
the back ends of vehlc|eS of all
types, were out in hundreds over
• the weekend, all headed for their
favorite lakes to be out bright
and early Sunday morning. At
this writing, however, no unusual
catches have been reported.
A Convoy of 56 tankers from
Fort Lewis were on the Canal
Tuesday. Stipt. Brace Hawley of
Twanoh State Park, who had been
notified in advance the group
would be at the park at noon, had
the large parking area open and
in readiness for the men, who en-
joyed hmchlng at the park and
taking a walk about the ground
during their lbfi hour stop-over.
The convoy of tankers came from
Tacoma via the Allyn cut-off road
and occasioned quite a lot of cur-
iosity on the part of onlookers,
as the large procession moved on
down the Navy Yard highway. Ac-
cording to Brttce Hawley there
were two men to each tanker, one
experienced orviceman, and one
new recruit on the Job for instruc-
tion on the drive.
DARLA JEAN Bingley and
Bobby Bingley of Hoodsport were
overnight house guests of Diana
and Larry Deamer Friday night.
On Saturday Diana and Larry ac-
companied the Blngley children
to timir home at Hoodsport, where
the four young people joined the
other pupils of the sixth grade
class at a splash-party at Shelton
pool.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Pie rce last week from Ab-
erdeen were her brother and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Proctor
and children.
Byron Winnie accompanied by
one of his schoolmates took a
pleasant walk through woodland
trails, along the Dosewallips Riv-
er, which resulted in Byron being
hospitalized at ,helton General
hospital with a severe case of
poison oak, which at the present
time necessitates his keing kept
in ice packs.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beuchel
and family left for Victoria Sun-
day on a spring vacation and
change of scenery, planning to re-
tumq on Wednesday. Ttm Buechels
were so pleased wfth the trip and
stay of,last ar at the Canadian
'iy, .f.kY 6o1d think" of no more
restful or pleasant place thfin this
quaint, old-world, Lown.
Mrs. Marion Richardson left via
car Friday morning with Long
Beach, Calif., as her destinatior
She was accompanied by a rela-
tive from Olympia on the trip,
tractive picture Saturday n tho
woodsy camping area at the state
park at Twanoh. Twenty Boy
Scouts of troop 264 of Milton,
with three leaders, enjoyed a
camp-out overnight, spending Sat-
urday roaming around the beacl
and park site. Glen Hyton was
leader of the troop.
The Union selmol children had
themselves a fine time last Satur-
day, when they accepted the invi-
tion of "Buck", the young man
who is at present in charge of the
horses which arrived last week
for Commander Days' stables. The
whole troop of children were on
deck Saturday morning, amt each
in turn had hie ride. That even-
ins the two horses which are at
the stables at the present time
no doubt were glad that the day
was over. Commander Day zs ex-
pected back at Union June 1 from
California, where be has been the
past week or so. A large number
Salvation Army trmk in tOWIL
Shelton Trailblazers M/C meet- Call HA 6-6564 or leave al 325 N.
ins, 7 p.m,, home of Al Pile. 5th.
Foursquare church lake Sale, i) She]ton Music Club. 8 p.m.,
a.m. Tradewell store. Methodist church.
State Patrol drivers license ex- Dirt Dobbers Garden Club, 10
aminer, 9 a.rL to 5 p.m.. police, a.m. ' home of Mrs. Russell Schroe-
station, der.
Sunday, April 22 Goodwill truck in town, Call HA
Shelton churches invite you to 6-4857.
attend the church of your choice. Kiwanis Club Luncheon noon.
Memorial Hall. "Supreme Court
Day", Chief Justice Finley, speak-
er. Public invited. 12:,'),0.
Seamount League baseball, 3:30
p.m.. Loop Field. Fife vs. Shelton.
Wednesday, April 25
Hospital Auxiliary coffee hour,
10:30 a.m. - 12 noon, home of Mrs,
Oscar Levine.
State Patrol drivers license ex-
aminer, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., police
station.
Thursday, April 26
Shelton Port Commission month-
ly meeting, 8 p.m., county court-
Easter scFvices in S]lellon church-
es.
Annual kiddies Easter egg hunt,
sponsored by Moose Lodge, 1:30
p,m., Boi'deaux school grounds,
Monday, April 23
Shelton Garden Chd) Conserva-
of blooded riding horses will be
brought in for the opening of the
riding season Some of the riding
ponies will be kept at Aldcrbrook
stables, Commander Da y has
leased the stables and ground
f]'om Wes Johnson for the season, house.
Sunday School For
Retarded Children Set
The Mason County Chapter of
\\;VARC and the Mason County
Ministerial Association will spon-
sor a Sunday School for retarded
children each Sunday.
The Sunday school will be held
at 11 a.m. in the Methodist church
Sunday school building.
For information call HA 6-8185,
Kenneth Rauf, supt.
ling officer.
Dr. Robert Williams of Olympic Mrs. Richardson Wzll have an op- '*+'
Junior College of Bremerton was portunity to have a good visit with :ii
an interesting guest speaker dur- daughter Sandra, who has been :
ins the afternoon session. Favors attending School since last fall at
included place-cards in the form Long Beach.
the Space Needle. UNION LADIES' Civlo Clllb
WORD FROM Century 21 is to meeting of last Thursday at Corn-
the effect that David Emerson, munity Hall was largely attended
who won a, great many friends by 17 members and a guest, Mrs. , , ,
during the time he was associated Boman, being present. President 52-gallon fast recovery
with Weste'n'H°telsmanagementMaHaRiehadsopreidedatt]le WATER $82so
of Alderbrook last season, is one business session. Hostesses for tlie
of the assisting managers of the pothmk luncheon were Medams
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