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April 29, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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f 1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "ff.hristmaMown, U.g.A.', Shelton Washln PAGE 7 14 POINT Regular 9.95 VALUE We Do... Clean brake drums Ldjust brake shoes and repack front inspect grease seal! bSPect wheel refill master '.,k absorbers end Camber end caster to factory Lil Pipe linkage APPOINTMENT i MOdel Lilliwaup Community Club Start New Card Paty Series By I,'r~mees C:Ltto ]were to fly to a.iropteal island off I:)art.y held May 14, following the winter of 1964. Their son was their monthly poth|cl{ supper and bus- guide and driver during their loess r~meting of the club. 5,000 miles of travel about the V¢inners of prizes Friday eve- continent. ning were Mrs. Alice Reed and MR. AND MRS. R. L. Moffett Dess t-hines, first; Mr~'~. William wevc dinner guests of their new J. Everett and Karl Linscolt, sec- son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and end; Mrs. Itenry Mourik and Mrs. Mrs. Mike Byrd, in Olympia Sun- Fred Martin, pinochle; Mrs. Frank day. Mrs. Byrd, who was married S. MclnLyrc and Dess Haines, ].500 early in March in a church wed- spades trump, and Svcn BragsLad, (~iug in ShelLon, is the former the door prize. June Moffett, Hostesses for the party were Builders of the attractive A- Mrs. Henry Mourik and Mrs. Geo. frame vacation house going up Moake. in tlm Starr White beach area Armed with appropriate tools are tester and Da.ris Peele of for cutting back the invading wild Renton. They are building an extra growth, a small group of volunteer room to add more space to the workers will tackle the job of A-frame main building. cleaning np the little pioneer Lil- Cpl. Earl Abbott, son of the liwaup cemetery Saturday morn- E. E. Abbotts, is reported to be ing at 9:30 a.m. This will be the back to his regular army duty, first of a series of work days, ac- following an extensive period of :cordingto Mrs. John R. Aaro and ski training and competition as Mrs. J. L. Catto, members of thea member of a U.S. Army team Lilliwaup Comnmnity Club's corn- preparing for the 1968 Olympics. mittee. Anyone wishing to help by spen- ding ~ little time on this civic project, may call Mrs. Aaro or Carte. They hope to have :he old cemetery nmch improved Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wilison and Mrs. Willson's mother, Mrs. Alice Reed, returned Thursday to their homes in Holiday Beach. Mrs. Reed had spent the winter near Victoria, B.C., an,i the Will- son's brought her home, after a visit up there with Mr: Willson's brother, at Duncan, B.C. "While there they had a visit from a bro- ther, Glen Willson of Prince George, whom they had last seen m 1947. Mrs. Ethel Schewill, sister of Mrs. Willson, is a houseguest at the \Villson home this week. Mrs. Schewill came here from Arizona, where she had been wintering, and she will visit in the Yakima Valley before returning to her hon!c. A "PROXY RECEPTION" is wllat Ed and Marjorie Furlong called the gathering of some 20 relatives and close friendq to cele- brate the wedding of their son, V. L. Furlong, in Orange, New South Wales, Australia.. The party in their home was held Friday evening and the time difference was such that when they Lclephon- eel to talk to the bride and groom aL 11 p.m. here, it was 5 p.m. Saturday, April 24, in Australia, where the ceremony had taken place just two hours before. Miss Annette Machin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Machin, became the bride 0f the ymmg geophysics engineer in a ceremony performed at the Holy Trinity Chm'cil of England in Orange. Their recepLiml was held at the Dundee Country Club. The couple NO WONDER THE JET ACtiON WASHER IS SELLING SO FASH • New Deep Action Agitator-- cRates jet currents for "deep action" cleaning. • Jet-Away lint removal--needs no lint trap. • Jet-spin assures quick drying, Jet-simple mechanism has fewer parts for top depend- abilityl Assigned to CISM (Consulate In- ternational Sports Military), Cpl. Abbott had been skiing in compe- tition at various places in Eur- ope before returning to his In- telligenceduties near Munich, Germany. Young Abbott reported Lo CISM last Jan. 15, after a Christmas- time visit with his fmnily at their beach home near Holiday Beach. A former student at Skagit Junior College and Western Washington Colege, he had won a number of trophies in skiing competition dur- ing his school years. SEVERE COLDS, contracted on shipboard during the last part of their Pacific cruise, delayed the return home to the C*final of Mr. and Mrs. Allie W. Robinson and Mrs. Zoe Sceva. With Mrs. Flo- rence Ross, mother of Mrs. Lewis A. Evans, and Mrs. Aimee Fuhr- meistee of Tacoma, the Lilliwaup travelers disembarked from the S.S. Oriana Saturday. Mrs. Rob- inson was under the care of a physician aL the home of her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burman in Bellevue, while Mrs. Sceva was with her brother- in-law and sialcr. Mr. and Mrs Edward Knox in Tacoma. They all hoped to be home by the middle of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Evans returned Sunday evening,% aft',r making the trip to Vancouver, B.C. to mecL her mother on ihe Oriana and take her Lo her Seattle home. They visited their daughter, Mrs. Cliff Nelson, v~'llo \V~tS honlc froln the hospital in Edmonds and re- cuperating after a bout with pne- umonia. Faith had a 1)out, herself, With an infected tooth ()vet' ti~e weekend and headed for her dentist's office Monday morning. Her assistant, Mrs. R. L. MoffeLL, i.ook over her duties in the Lilliwaup Post Of- lice. Among the opening day fishing trips was one to North Lake by Mr.' and Mrs. Nell Vance, so that Nell could join Arthur Burg, son of Mrs. Vance in some lake fish- ing. The Vances went into Tacoma Friday to the home of the John Burg family and Arthur met them there and took them to his home in North Lake. John and son Paul joined them for the fishing on Sunday and all got tlmir limit in rainbow trout. Mrs. Vance didn't fish, but es- pecially enjoyed a visit Saturday night when her granddaught'er and her husband and three children came from Tacoma. They are Mr. and Mrs. Alhm Tongedahl, who had neL visited with the Vances ~or some time. The Vances re- tut~cd home Monday noon. Despite the special efforts, in. cluding buying new fishing gear and building a raft at one of the lakes, brothers, Jin~ and Tim O'Ncil didn't gel their limit Sun- day in Elk and jefferson lakes. One of the trout, though, was an especially nice 16-incher, and it was a beautiful day to be out in the ()pen. Rest While Park boanouse was a busy place over the weekend, as fishermen consistentlY came in .... in blacJ~mouLh wzth then" hnuts ,- *.~ed was a 2 - The largest fish u ..... 2 pounder, said MrS. Leon Baker, who manages the resort with her lmsband. Mrs. Lulu Smith entertained her bridge hmcheon gr~nleast '~(el¢" Wednesday in h " ~,g con Point Resort. Mrs.. • L. Lha- mon was to be hostess to the bridg~ piayers ,Wednesday of this ~: l~er indian Beach home week at "~al'-h r, - ' . ~ ~Krs x~ p • arKer . lvl.r.,~ an2~ n;; ;~'e here for a visit Ironl Uall[ ? "o]fl am " • Ilk W " S Mrs with the li~a ..... ".__ :, Parker is a sister el ~v~s. Wok- ranl. with trade :IBE:RlVl E :IL T'S Shelloa psi a " 426.4393 Mason County" Christian Science Ledure S=heduled Here This Sunday • -.:+llal r(?quiroAll(~nts for The spU~ .... It a .... ~2 . . ,-~ ,~o t"1"0111 glu • , ~t(I sUHCrlng L',:,ea.~ ' d at ' .'. ' • wil, hc e.Wn"t .v 'n Sct- cnce chllrcn set ;2., tlS ~llll(lay, of the l~ll)le Lesson is ii, sc.'p ", 1 a ,sages ,o )resented are Ulesc verses Ezekiel: "Make ytm a new and a new spirit . . . For I ave no plcas}~re in the death of that dietn, saith the Lord im 'od: wll~refore ttn'n yotlrselves, and live ye." Tllese related passages will be l Self net in(1 h l'ead fron "~.~" '~ } tlcalt to t e Scriptures" by :er Eddy: "The way to tl~e nfiscry of sin is to ruing . . • The belief in eaLl~ is destroyed by the which is the law of of death, of harmon) • d of discord, instea ,, of Spirit in- stead of the flesh (PP. 327 253), dl .. , s free and part pay care was given at The Orthopedic in 1964. Al- though this institution was found- ed in 1907, the Penny Drive has been the fund raising l)roject only since 1932. Easter being a beautiful day, if home, people were outside and not near the phone, so we did not reach everyone to find out what they did to celebrate the Holiday. The Charles Bridges had a house full of company. Bridges' brother George and family were there and Don Bridges, all of Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lohrer of Longbranch and Olympia spent and family of Bremerton spent last weekend on their property at Island Shores. Ottolee is math- ematics teacher and athletic coach at Olympic Junior College. in Bremerton. We made an error in last week's news. David Chaffee from Van- couver who visited the Paul Chef- fees during his Easter vacation from a Vancouver high school, is the Chaffee's grandson. David was also a guest of the Ernie Byers. Anyway, Mrs. Ernest Chef fee, David's mother, motored up front Vancouver last Monday and took David home. Mr. and Mrs. AI Pridham spent Easter Sunday with the Carl Kim- bela in Sheltol~. We stopped by the Pridhams to visit and view their garden. Although late in the season for daffodils, the border of different varieties of daffoails was a lovely sight. Nearby, a flowering crabapple tree of a raspberry col- a driftwood piece hangs over the mail box. Continuing down the road to the South end of Island the next attraction, is the entrance to pri- vate road to the Baunsgard, Bas- sindale property. They cleared a little meadow and in the midst is a wild cherry tree in bloom. No doul)t Sid or Nels plan to graft it and make tim tree produce bing or royM-ann cherries. On each side of the road proper, entrance is a tub made of slices of logs and serving as planters in which are growing yellow daisies. More of us should do things to beautify entrances to roads, makes it look like someone lives within the road who loves and cares for their land. By the way the Sid Bauns- gards spent the Easter Day with their children in Lakewood and Tacoma. Tl]e Nels Baunsgards and Mrs. Bassindale had relatives and friends visit them here on the Island. or, added attraction to the garden. LAST FRIDAY the McAuliffes The Pridhams are busy getting were pleased to have their broth- er-in-law, Michael Podielski arrive fro~. 5g.~ :~i]ln Podielskt whn~o home is i~ Santa Clara, Calif. is employed at Hunters Point Naval Ship Yqrds near San Franeiscx). Returning to bis home in Cali- fornia his flight from the Philli- pines landed him at Sea-Tam He left for home Sunday. Other news front the McAuliffc Farm is that Ell:~ is thrilled over owning a new rhododendron! A most unusual va- riety. She and M'ay Ticrney drove to Brinnon on Hood Canal to the Rhododendron Farm there, to ad- :mire and purchase plants. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Yates spent the Easter week-end visiting with friends and relatives in Auburn. Ann is now making plans to go east to her 50th High School re- union. More about that later. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Schcnk of Hoko near Port Angeles were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Budd last week-end. All entered into the project at The Maples of finishing the fence for burro and finally bringing the little animal to his new home. A pot-luck and general celebration was held. THE HOOD CANAL Womeru~ Club is having an Antique Show for the benefit of their scholar- ship fund. The show will be M'ay 14 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Maude Crosby in Shelton. Tea will be served. Anyone wish- ing to attend, should call 426- $903. The Joe Erignones have all been down with the quick flu. However they did go to tucir looni- er home at North Bend Easter. Now, according to Larry, whom we met at the store, all are well. Lucky are Thora and Gene Se- ward! They have five beauLifnl grandchildren ranging in ages from 12 to 16, Molly, Sally and Rickic Root are the Scwards daughter's children, Judy and Guy Seward the son's children. Taking turns two of the clfildrcn come to Harstine every week-end. They have a fine time doing odd jobs around the farm and waiting on customers in the Punkin Centor Store, May 6 at 10 a.m. nmmhcrs of the HarsLine Womens Club will bring their sack lunches, brooms, mops and scrub brushes to The Harstine Hall. Thc annual house- cleaning will be done in prepar- ation for the Hardtimes Party for Pickering women May 12. The County road' equipment is on the Island and we are glad Lo see brush around dangerous curves is being taken away. Likewise Ferry ramp has been repaired. Now, before winter, we hope the road on mainland landing will be raised, so the Ferry on high winter tides will not have to land on Mrs. Shcedys front porch! Wiih Every Purchase Of A ® * HOTPOINT APPLIANOE * RGA VlGTOR TELEVISION/STEREO * WHITE * MAYTAG * FURNITURE .- Bedroom, Living Room Sets AND IN 5 to 2rid & Cota "Always The Best Deal, by George" Ph. 426-4663