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il , . 1959 SttELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A." Shelton, Les Joslin SUGGESTS: CAN YOU AFFORD AN ACCI- DENT AT TODAY'S PRICES? ASK ME ABOUT OUR LOW COST ACCIDENT INSURANCE. COAST LIFE LIFE • ACCIDENT • HEALTH 1627 SUMMIT DRIVE • PHONE HA 6-6373 Dale Neff Receives Technisal Instruction [)ale It. Neff, airnmn apprentice IJSN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James IL Neff of Sh,qton, is attending a course of instruction at the Naval Air Technical Training Un- it:, Philadelphia, Pa. The course of instruction in- cludes the operation, maintenance an(l repair of aircraft carrier cats- pull arresting gear, and optional landing systems. Before entering the Navy last October, he graduated from Irene S. Reed High School and was em- ployed by Safeway Inc. TAKES TRAINING Ronald L. Brown of Rt. 2, Box 846 is now undergoing basic train- ing at Fort Ord, Calif. He was formerly employed at the Olympic Plywood plant in Shelton. Pvt. Brown entered the army on March 15, 1959. County Gets More State School Money Mason collnl:y hts received tile 8th of ten monthly allotments from tile Currenl. State School Fund and the State School Equa, li- zation Fund for the 1958-59 .ch(ml year, according to Lloyd J. An- drews, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The allotments in the amount of $85,653.06 from the Current State School Fund and $7,728.95 from the State School Equslation Fund for the month of April bring the total amount of State money received for the current school year to $711,172.20 • Nickel Outlook Good It is estimated that the free world's nickel producing capacity in 1961 will be about 650,000 000 pounds annually, or about 235,- 000, pounds greater than total free world consumption for both ely- l ilion and defense purposes In 1957. Grape vie w News GRAPEVIEW.. Enttmsiasm on weekend gue:ts, the Wayne Mot- the pa.rt of glmsts and instigators ITlld(? il I'l!:l .illcCtS ()f the Moth- ors' Chlb Ilard Time Dance this past Saturday night. Some high- lights of the ewming were: Old friend I.)ck Wren back in the or- chestra again, looking pretty chip- per in spite of him recent illness; Julte Stock's necktie; Sylvia Hen- sen and Rnss Wellses' $3.00 pie; with hot coffee, delicious salad, sanlwlches and pie to top them all. Quite a few gqmsts from "out of town" joined tile fun. From Dayton came the Harold I.- Gardes, daughter Lorna and the LeGardes' son and wife; the Bob Lemons and 'the Dillenburg. (The Daytonites invited all to a return "engagement" at the Dayton Com- munity Hall May 9"). From Allyn and vicinity came the Smiths, Wynns, Kowalczyks and Bakers; from Gig Harbor, the John Val- leys. Rod and Sylvia Hansens' sos of South Bend, Wash., also joined the. party. Many thanks and credits go to the, volunteer musicians, Julie Stock, Ruth Wells, Lock Wren and Joc Engen ( professionals from Bremerton were Esther I,undgren and Clar- ence Ednlim); to the food com- mittee chairman Ju0y Staudt, gen- eral trouble-shooter (Chlb V. P.) Louise Okonek and all the willing hands donated by the other moth- era. Ah eager clean-up commit- tee (Wells•s, Okoneks, Tobeys and Engens) aided by Hanscn, Morris and Staudt topped the "clean up" hy dlsmantllng the school stage curtains for repair before enjoying several hours of "brunch" and relaxation at the Okonek residence. TIME FOR "Buddy Poppies" once again, so say I)uise and My- ron Polk, co-chairnlen for the Nuel CurUs ,Post this year. AS has been done before, our 4-H girls will aid in the poppy sale held an- nually at the Grapeview Grocery under the guidance of Sarah Tsehida. This year the sale has been stepped up a week, being held May 15 and 16, to avoid in- terference with any Forest Fes- tival activities, but as before, steaming hot coffee (courtesy of Julie and Doris) and delk:ious eookles (product of Louise Polk's kitchen) will be served to poppy buyers. Also selling poppies for breezy buys in Allyn and Pope's Grocery in Belfair. As an additional note, L)uise Polk would very nmch ap- preciate any donations of ribbon, II both new and used, for use in ben may be left at the Grapeview store. RECENT VISITOR to the My- ' : ton Polk household was Louise's ", mother, Mrs. Vina Lacasse o( Port • Angeles. During her week's stay one highlight for Mrs. Lacasse was the Sunday spent at Grayland where she observed while "the children" industriously dug their limit of luscious razor clams. Local residents who gain access to their homes by use of the road more commonly known as Penne- KOOL AID "ALL 6/200€ beras' road, state themselves to ! m FLAVORS be very grateful to the Mason ...................... connty commissioners, our county. engineer and road crew for the 0iLl PICKLES NALLEY'S Whole or/119' vast improvement thereon af- fected and declare that it has been Kosher ...... 2-GAL, transformed into a regular boul- evard. However, as with even the POTATO CHIPS NALLEY'S 49 € best of roads, traffic hazards do ' exist.. Latest one threatening the • ........... 10ya-OZ. "Pennebera Boulevard" is one here .-..-unidentified housewife and two small freedom-loving "weaner" DEVILED HAM °.=,woo° 35' ...................... 4y2-OZ. Grapevicw is one.e again hon- ored by one of our local lads! 0ATE BAR 00]iX BETTY 37 ¢ Young Earl Fulmer submitted the winning design for a new memor- CROCKER 14-OZ. ial bookplate for the Shelton pub- lic library. His design, which will "" , .... be used to identify books dedicated • to the library, was chosen from more than twenty entries from the school art classes and displayed a Shay-type locomotive. Back to the Banana Belt for the FINE Having spent the past three Choc. ]}. 6-OZ. months in San Diego, ,'rank in- Lb. 11 • tends to annual repeat this for- ................... mat. Last week was obviously birth- day week at the Howard Settlers' Butter Sparkle Vanilla, reMdenec, Tiny Kristi Irene eel- Chocolate, ebrated her first anniversary amid 7 Strawberry, pink frosting and friends last Y2-GAL. Tuesday. evening (April 28) and .......................... Lb. youngest son Donald reached the ancient age of eight May 1. This ItAPKiNS young man celebrated Saturday KRAFT by having Leslie Okonek, Joel "--€ --iilll 5.oz. Zehe and Donald Pogreba up for a typical birthday luncheon fol- 1U lowed by an outdoor efficiency and .......... endurance trial of all birthday toys! Crackers ter Claytons' Sr. were Mr. and • NO. 1'S Mrs. Louie Sitzberger of Seattle. • Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Sltzberger are sisters and filled several hours '€ of the weekend with a visit with their brother, Mr. Albert Rich- ..............  ........... ards. , SUNNEE DR. AND MRS. R. D. MacRae's MILK 8oz Sheridan, Oregon, visitors arrived in time Saturday to help nephew Joe celebrate hts 18th birthday. Rae's sister and husband, Mr. and SWANSON'S Mrs. Stanley Tatom. The family :)00ALL "0059 ,o,oo. Beef. group spcnt a leim,rcly Sunday Turkey, 8-oz. touring this area of the Puget • SUNNEE Pofa k 35 Soundcoltntry. Of special inter- 'u,l'on ............. .. 11 Sandw,ch Steaks salmoneStwasH°°dCanalandals°thehatchery, lOne trough  had over 60,000 baby salmon: The C count being made by weight) Men- FRESH EGGS o.,,oo,0000rc w, oo. joyed by the" group, namely the Tatom# 29th wedding anniversary. The Tatoms plan to spend about 20083' Shortening a week or so resting and visiting 12€ OFF with the MacRaes before their re- 3-LB. TIN turn to Sheridan. Weekend guests of the Edwin Griggs were Mrs. Griggs' broth- * er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wray of Tacoma. Saturday eve Steve's MEATS POT ROAST ""°' °°*' US No. 1 Good HAMS Shank half .................... LB. Federal Brand, 6-8 lb. average ...................... LB. HENS Fresh frozen ............ . .... LB. 49' 49' 29' PRODUCE RADISHES OR GREEN ONIONS Local BUNCHES C00RROTS Petite., No. ,, Cello Package .............................. EACH WATERMELON ...,o, 6I* Whole ................................ LB. ",,0,,,, Ralph's $DA,Y, FRIDAY & ' , .AY ON HILL CREST sing was pleasantly spent enjoy- ing a delicious dinner followed by viewing color slides of the beauti- ful Daffodil Parade held last month in Tacoma. Must be Home-Coming Week at the C. W. Walkers'! Down from Bellingham to spend last week was their daughter Barbara and family, the Joe Shahans and daughters Valerie, Joni and Beth. Joe, who is a contractor and build- er, spent the week forever endear- ing himself to the Walkers by "building them a concrete retain- ing wall. Monday evening the Val- ker' anxiously anticipated the ar- rival of daughter Beverly who is a stewardess on the Pan American Polar flight. Beverly was sched- uled to have returned to San Francisco by Wednesday, her cur- rent assignment being the Wed- nesday flight to Bankok and Ma- nilla. All calm'ie counters tgnore the following notice if you (:an: The Teens 4-H Club plans to hold a Bake Sale at the Grapcview Gro- cery this Saturday, May 9 from 10.00 a.nl. to 5:00 p.m.! Local residents wer. on the verge of building a facsimile of Noah's Ark this past week and sure 'huff, a check with local weatherman Walter Eckert brought to light the facts ...... just the faet! Walter etate that we Southside Plans Grange Dinner Saturday Hight By Mrs. Ray Knttcha SOUTHSIDE .... A reminder of the Southside Grange Auxiliary is sponsoring a southern bean din- ner of "Lima beans and ham", or "baked beans and ham", for $1.00 fro" a generous helping on May 9 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Grange hall. The public i invited to attend. OUTHSIDE Grange has plan- ned an after church picnic for Mother's Day, May 10 at Walker Park, or if It rains it will be held at the Grange Ilall. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wolden Sunday were Mrs. Arthur Wolden and daughter Lou Ann oi Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wolden, Gary and Carol, and Mr. Bob Wolden and dhughtem Bu- • helle and Kim. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggert were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chappell of Mill Creek road Sun- day night. Mr. and Mrs H. E. Wolden have , new grandson Jeffrey Wayne l:.()rn to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wolden on April 29. Mrs. M. Brobeck attended the wedding of her grandson Lome Horaski April 25 at Buekley. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kriefels and family, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Kriefels has moved to Tacoma to live. WEEKEND visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha gnd Janice were Walt Krateha of Shelton. John and Glen Kratcha of Siletz, Oregon, they also visited Mrs. Alfred Ka- doun and family, and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston of Matlock. Oth- ers spending the weekend with the Ray Krtcha's were Melvin Schwede, George Boyce and Tom Roberts of Fort Lewis, had over six inches of rain in three days and we quote: Monday night and Tuesday--2 and 10/100 inches; Tuesday night and Wed- nesday ..... 3 and 15/100 inches; Wednesday night--.one and 16/100 inches"• ........ the most copious do- nation from Jupe Pluvius in sev- eral years! ! The Peninsula Light Company of Gig Harbor hopes that our re- cent inconvenience of having had daily power shut-offs will be more than repaid when the laying of an underwater cable from Rocky Bay to a point near AI and Florence Kendalls' property is completed. More power to uS' in our cxmtin- ued community growth! Sixteen feet of maritime pulchri- tude has joined the Howard Cook menage! "Cleo's Rug" (the Magic Carl)eL??) is a trim aqua and white sixteen-foot Skagit conver- tible, this wo,'thy craft having been officially christened by Mar- garet l.ice Sunday morning. Ben Voyage and Smooth Sailing! ..... Congratulations are in order for Bryan Rauschert {Ted's brother} who embarked a week ago Monday on a new job and new life in mm- ny Florida. Bryan, who has been living in Hoquiam, Washington with his family and working for Rayonier, lnc. was promoted to :manager of Rayonier's branch in i Fernandina, Florida. He drove :down last week, stopping at Fort i Woz'th, Texas for a visit with his nephew Tyrone and wife with plans to stay in Florida until school is out this summer when he will return to pick up his wife Margie, and two daughters in Ho- quiam. Bryan has been spending weekends and vacations here at his beach property near Stadium since childhood and has many friends here. We all wish him the best of luck. Pae 15 CONCRETE? WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU. Prompt Dalivery Service of Quality Concrefe 'LL " GRAYSTO00E OF SHELTON 7th ar¢l Park St. PHONE HA 6-6661 1)ro000000iona tv service '4 (rx %1, Your let should be repaired only by a qualified technlcia, ',We wvke @ ,1/makes On moddg DIGK'S TV SERVIGE HA 6-4633 • 114 S. 2nd (Timber Appliance Bldg.) get y0ur color in SCHORN'S NEW VOGUE DECOR [,,,,,=c.0,;c=;;; m, I, Eesy to matck AT I)..rl CoIors crt#t for you, yet with standard paint uniformityl You can match your furnishings and get the exact shade again henever you want it Schorn Vogue Decor is st brand aew paint idea designed to help you be your own successful deco- rator! With the aid. of Vogue Decor's exclusiva l t6-Color Guide Book, you can give your home new interest, new joy-of-living #asily and rdy. Not only a mixing guide, hut a color plan as well, it helps you choose exactly the right paint shades. Remember, Schora Vogue Decor gives you paint mixed to the exact shade you need, whether a quart or a gallon. It comes in Schorn's famous finishes Blankit, Satinmode and Vitaglass--for every room in the house. You'll love what you can do with $choro Vogue Decorl | 16 WALL COLORS SCHORN'S VOGUE DECOR INDUSTRIAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLY First and Pine • Phone HA 6-4393 i I I I i il , . 1959 SttELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A." Shelton, Les Joslin SUGGESTS: CAN YOU AFFORD AN ACCI- DENT AT TODAY'S PRICES? ASK ME ABOUT OUR LOW COST ACCIDENT INSURANCE. COAST LIFE LIFE • ACCIDENT • HEALTH 1627 SUMMIT DRIVE • PHONE HA 6-6373 Dale Neff Receives Technisal Instruction [)ale It. Neff, airnmn apprentice IJSN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James IL Neff of Sh,qton, is attending a course of instruction at the Naval Air Technical Training Un- it:, Philadelphia, Pa. The course of instruction in- cludes the operation, maintenance an(l repair of aircraft carrier cats- pull arresting gear, and optional landing systems. Before entering the Navy last October, he graduated from Irene S. Reed High School and was em- ployed by Safeway Inc. TAKES TRAINING Ronald L. Brown of Rt. 2, Box 846 is now undergoing basic train- ing at Fort Ord, Calif. He was formerly employed at the Olympic Plywood plant in Shelton. Pvt. Brown entered the army on March 15, 1959. County Gets More State School Money Mason collnl:y hts received tile 8th of ten monthly allotments from tile Currenl. State School Fund and the State School Equa, li- zation Fund for the 1958-59 .ch(ml year, according to Lloyd J. An- drews, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The allotments in the amount of $85,653.06 from the Current State School Fund and $7,728.95 from the State School Equslation Fund for the month of April bring the total amount of State money received for the current school year to $711,172.20 • Nickel Outlook Good It is estimated that the free world's nickel producing capacity in 1961 will be about 650,000 000 pounds annually, or about 235,- 000, pounds greater than total free world consumption for both ely- l ilion and defense purposes In 1957. Grape vie w News GRAPEVIEW.. Enttmsiasm on weekend gue:ts, the Wayne Mot- the pa.rt of glmsts and instigators ITlld(? il I'l!:l .illcCtS ()f the Moth- ors' Chlb Ilard Time Dance this past Saturday night. Some high- lights of the ewming were: Old friend I.)ck Wren back in the or- chestra again, looking pretty chip- per in spite of him recent illness; Julte Stock's necktie; Sylvia Hen- sen and Rnss Wellses' $3.00 pie; with hot coffee, delicious salad, sanlwlches and pie to top them all. Quite a few gqmsts from "out of town" joined tile fun. From Dayton came the Harold I.- Gardes, daughter Lorna and the LeGardes' son and wife; the Bob Lemons and 'the Dillenburg. (The Daytonites invited all to a return "engagement" at the Dayton Com- munity Hall May 9"). From Allyn and vicinity came the Smiths, Wynns, Kowalczyks and Bakers; from Gig Harbor, the John Val- leys. Rod and Sylvia Hansens' sos of South Bend, Wash., also joined the. party. Many thanks and credits go to the, volunteer musicians, Julie Stock, Ruth Wells, Lock Wren and Joc Engen ( professionals from Bremerton were Esther I,undgren and Clar- ence Ednlim); to the food com- mittee chairman Ju0y Staudt, gen- eral trouble-shooter (Chlb V. P.) Louise Okonek and all the willing hands donated by the other moth- era. Ah eager clean-up commit- tee (Wells•s, Okoneks, Tobeys and Engens) aided by Hanscn, Morris and Staudt topped the "clean up" hy dlsmantllng the school stage curtains for repair before enjoying several hours of "brunch" and relaxation at the Okonek residence. TIME FOR "Buddy Poppies" once again, so say I)uise and My- ron Polk, co-chairnlen for the Nuel CurUs ,Post this year. AS has been done before, our 4-H girls will aid in the poppy sale held an- nually at the Grapeview Grocery under the guidance of Sarah Tsehida. This year the sale has been stepped up a week, being held May 15 and 16, to avoid in- terference with any Forest Fes- tival activities, but as before, steaming hot coffee (courtesy of Julie and Doris) and delk:ious eookles (product of Louise Polk's kitchen) will be served to poppy buyers. Also selling poppies for breezy buys in Allyn and Pope's Grocery in Belfair. As an additional note, L)uise Polk would very nmch ap- preciate any donations of ribbon, II both new and used, for use in ben may be left at the Grapeview store. RECENT VISITOR to the My- ' : ton Polk household was Louise's ", mother, Mrs. Vina Lacasse o( Port • Angeles. During her week's stay one highlight for Mrs. Lacasse was the Sunday spent at Grayland where she observed while "the children" industriously dug their limit of luscious razor clams. Local residents who gain access to their homes by use of the road more commonly known as Penne- KOOL AID "ALL 6/200€ beras' road, state themselves to ! m FLAVORS be very grateful to the Mason ...................... connty commissioners, our county. engineer and road crew for the 0iLl PICKLES NALLEY'S Whole or/119' vast improvement thereon af- fected and declare that it has been Kosher ...... 2-GAL, transformed into a regular boul- evard. However, as with even the POTATO CHIPS NALLEY'S 49 € best of roads, traffic hazards do ' exist.. Latest one threatening the • ........... 10ya-OZ. "Pennebera Boulevard" is one here .-..-unidentified housewife and two small freedom-loving "weaner" DEVILED HAM °.=,woo° 35' ...................... 4y2-OZ. Grapevicw is one.e again hon- ored by one of our local lads! 0ATE BAR 00]iX BETTY 37 ¢ Young Earl Fulmer submitted the winning design for a new memor- CROCKER 14-OZ. ial bookplate for the Shelton pub- lic library. His design, which will "" , .... be used to identify books dedicated • to the library, was chosen from more than twenty entries from the school art classes and displayed a Shay-type locomotive. Back to the Banana Belt for the FINE Having spent the past three Choc. ]}. 6-OZ. months in San Diego, ,'rank in- Lb. 11 • tends to annual repeat this for- ................... mat. Last week was obviously birth- day week at the Howard Settlers' Butter Sparkle Vanilla, reMdenec, Tiny Kristi Irene eel- Chocolate, ebrated her first anniversary amid 7 Strawberry, pink frosting and friends last Y2-GAL. Tuesday. evening (April 28) and .......................... Lb. youngest son Donald reached the ancient age of eight May 1. This ItAPKiNS young man celebrated Saturday KRAFT by having Leslie Okonek, Joel "--€ --iilll 5.oz. Zehe and Donald Pogreba up for a typical birthday luncheon fol- 1U lowed by an outdoor efficiency and .......... endurance trial of all birthday toys! Crackers ter Claytons' Sr. were Mr. and • NO. 1'S Mrs. Louie Sitzberger of Seattle. • Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Sltzberger are sisters and filled several hours '€ of the weekend with a visit with their brother, Mr. Albert Rich- ..............  ........... ards. , SUNNEE DR. AND MRS. R. D. MacRae's MILK 8oz Sheridan, Oregon, visitors arrived in time Saturday to help nephew Joe celebrate hts 18th birthday. Rae's sister and husband, Mr. and SWANSON'S Mrs. Stanley Tatom. The family :)00ALL "0059 ,o,oo. Beef. group spcnt a leim,rcly Sunday Turkey, 8-oz. touring this area of the Puget • SUNNEE Pofa k 35 Soundcoltntry. Of special inter- 'u,l'on ............. .. 11 Sandw,ch Steaks salmoneStwasH°°dCanalandals°thehatchery, lOne trough  had over 60,000 baby salmon: The C count being made by weight) Men- FRESH EGGS o.,,oo,0000rc w, oo. joyed by the" group, namely the Tatom# 29th wedding anniversary. The Tatoms plan to spend about 20083' Shortening a week or so resting and visiting 12€ OFF with the MacRaes before their re- 3-LB. TIN turn to Sheridan. Weekend guests of the Edwin Griggs were Mrs. Griggs' broth- * er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wray of Tacoma. Saturday eve Steve's MEATS POT ROAST ""°' °°*' US No. 1 Good HAMS Shank half .................... LB. Federal Brand, 6-8 lb. average ...................... LB. HENS Fresh frozen ............ . .... LB. 49' 49' 29' PRODUCE RADISHES OR GREEN ONIONS Local BUNCHES C00RROTS Petite., No. ,, Cello Package .............................. EACH WATERMELON ...,o, 6I* Whole ................................ LB. ",,0,,,, Ralph's $DA,Y, FRIDAY & ' , .AY ON HILL CREST sing was pleasantly spent enjoy- ing a delicious dinner followed by viewing color slides of the beauti- ful Daffodil Parade held last month in Tacoma. Must be Home-Coming Week at the C. W. Walkers'! Down from Bellingham to spend last week was their daughter Barbara and family, the Joe Shahans and daughters Valerie, Joni and Beth. Joe, who is a contractor and build- er, spent the week forever endear- ing himself to the Walkers by "building them a concrete retain- ing wall. Monday evening the Val- ker' anxiously anticipated the ar- rival of daughter Beverly who is a stewardess on the Pan American Polar flight. Beverly was sched- uled to have returned to San Francisco by Wednesday, her cur- rent assignment being the Wed- nesday flight to Bankok and Ma- nilla. All calm'ie counters tgnore the following notice if you (:an: The Teens 4-H Club plans to hold a Bake Sale at the Grapcview Gro- cery this Saturday, May 9 from 10.00 a.nl. to 5:00 p.m.! Local residents wer. on the verge of building a facsimile of Noah's Ark this past week and sure 'huff, a check with local weatherman Walter Eckert brought to light the facts ...... just the faet! Walter etate that we Southside Plans Grange Dinner Saturday Hight By Mrs. Ray Knttcha SOUTHSIDE .... A reminder of the Southside Grange Auxiliary is sponsoring a southern bean din- ner of "Lima beans and ham", or "baked beans and ham", for $1.00 fro" a generous helping on May 9 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Grange hall. The public i invited to attend. OUTHSIDE Grange has plan- ned an after church picnic for Mother's Day, May 10 at Walker Park, or if It rains it will be held at the Grange Ilall. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wolden Sunday were Mrs. Arthur Wolden and daughter Lou Ann oi Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wolden, Gary and Carol, and Mr. Bob Wolden and dhughtem Bu- • helle and Kim. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggert were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chappell of Mill Creek road Sun- day night. Mr. and Mrs H. E. Wolden have , new grandson Jeffrey Wayne l:.()rn to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wolden on April 29. Mrs. M. Brobeck attended the wedding of her grandson Lome Horaski April 25 at Buekley. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kriefels and family, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Kriefels has moved to Tacoma to live. WEEKEND visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha gnd Janice were Walt Krateha of Shelton. John and Glen Kratcha of Siletz, Oregon, they also visited Mrs. Alfred Ka- doun and family, and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston of Matlock. Oth- ers spending the weekend with the Ray Krtcha's were Melvin Schwede, George Boyce and Tom Roberts of Fort Lewis, had over six inches of rain in three days and we quote: Monday night and Tuesday--2 and 10/100 inches; Tuesday night and Wed- nesday ..... 3 and 15/100 inches; Wednesday night--.one and 16/100 inches"• ........ the most copious do- nation from Jupe Pluvius in sev- eral years! ! The Peninsula Light Company of Gig Harbor hopes that our re- cent inconvenience of having had daily power shut-offs will be more than repaid when the laying of an underwater cable from Rocky Bay to a point near AI and Florence Kendalls' property is completed. More power to uS' in our cxmtin- ued community growth! Sixteen feet of maritime pulchri- tude has joined the Howard Cook menage! "Cleo's Rug" (the Magic Carl)eL??) is a trim aqua and white sixteen-foot Skagit conver- tible, this wo,'thy craft having been officially christened by Mar- garet l.ice Sunday morning. Ben Voyage and Smooth Sailing! ..... Congratulations are in order for Bryan Rauschert {Ted's brother} who embarked a week ago Monday on a new job and new life in mm- ny Florida. Bryan, who has been living in Hoquiam, Washington with his family and working for Rayonier, lnc. was promoted to :manager of Rayonier's branch in i Fernandina, Florida. He drove :down last week, stopping at Fort i Woz'th, Texas for a visit with his nephew Tyrone and wife with plans to stay in Florida until school is out this summer when he will return to pick up his wife Margie, and two daughters in Ho- quiam. Bryan has been spending weekends and vacations here at his beach property near Stadium since childhood and has many friends here. We all wish him the best of luck. Pae 15 CONCRETE? WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU. Prompt Dalivery Service of Quality Concrefe 'LL " GRAYSTO00E OF SHELTON 7th ar¢l Park St. PHONE HA 6-6661 1)ro000000iona tv service '4 (rx %1, Your let should be repaired only by a qualified technlcia, ',We wvke @ ,1/makes On moddg DIGK'S TV SERVIGE HA 6-4633 • 114 S. 2nd (Timber Appliance Bldg.) get y0ur color in SCHORN'S NEW VOGUE DECOR [,,,,,=c.0,;c=;;; m, I, Eesy to matck AT I)..rl CoIors crt#t for you, yet with standard paint uniformityl You can match your furnishings and get the exact shade again henever you want it Schorn Vogue Decor is st brand aew paint idea designed to help you be your own successful deco- rator! With the aid. of Vogue Decor's exclusiva l t6-Color Guide Book, you can give your home new interest, new joy-of-living #asily and rdy. Not only a mixing guide, hut a color plan as well, it helps you choose exactly the right paint shades. Remember, Schora Vogue Decor gives you paint mixed to the exact shade you need, whether a quart or a gallon. It comes in Schorn's famous finishes Blankit, Satinmode and Vitaglass--for every room in the house. You'll love what you can do with $choro Vogue Decorl | 16 WALL COLORS SCHORN'S VOGUE DECOR INDUSTRIAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLY First and Pine • Phone HA 6-4393 i I I I i