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s Club Plans Meeting June 5
Ilr&TE8 day of 'brouse' shopping while drove imo Shelton to give her
the menfolk attended the auction
Between now at the Stan Johnson farm.
Beulah Hitch-
be hoping for Helen Johnson this past Fri-
day June 5, day came to the Island and
Club brought with he: a birthday cake.
Club takes its The honored recipient of birthday
the summer, celebration was Helen tousle
is new this Simons and the scene of the cof-
voted to fee and cake get-together was
meeting for at Helen's mom's home, Aina
one usually Anderson. Joining the others was
the meeting Grandma Marie.
Club date us- The Bob Graham family of the
• holidays so Harbor enjoyed dinner with the
Is poor. Also John Niemi's of Pt. Wilson, par-
it would ants of Pare Graham. Probably
a meeting the most popular guest of the
annual get- family was the newest addition
Club to the Graham family, the little
Ordinarily gal was less than five weeks
this event old when she came to visit
everyone pro- Grandpa and Grandma.
details and This past weekend saw a cou-
to make ad- pie of mighty, happy pinochle
for players at the Sid Baunsgard
home. The Joe LaLandes while
women- up for the weekend from Aber-
the plans for deen dropped in for a visit with
the the Sid Baunsgards. Before long
So a card game was in progre-s, a
SOme good game the menfolk won't soon
COme to the let the womenfolk forget. Bid
week and and Joe had not only 1500 trump
others. Time but 303 pinochle combination al-
fast evapora- so. Congratulations fellas.
Opening has Of interest to many of the long-
to June 22. time residents here were the Jim
attended Lohrers guests recently, Herb
Show and Genevieve Spharr of Tacoma.
Seeing They came on Friday and stay-
time were ed over one night and would
who just have enjoyed going around the
the Island. Island visiting, but had to get
ta?ked about back to Tacoma early. But the
tree snipper foursome enjoyed a wonderful
a cat for chat catching the Spharrs up on
fall a good all the Island news.
is just Last Thursday Maude Kanouse
chain saw stopped at Agate at her sister,
Sybill Gilette's home to pick up
Island was their dad, Charlie Seward and
both bring him to the Island. First
diSplay-wise, they stopped at Tbora Seward's
another year for lunch. Then Maude and Tbora
Year the re- and Charlle drove down to visit
to have John and Beulah Hitchcock. It
in the Court- was the first time in over seven
of the year. years Charlie had been to Bal-
ad Celia Gla- low, where he once lived for
t"emerton many years. Last time he came
called to Ballow for a visit John and
Who made Beulah were still living in ,the
for a good big h.:use that now belongs to
Frances Madge. A spry old cod-
ger at 87 he deftly explored all
mum, Celia the landscape of the Hitchcock
son Joe home including the ravine and
Dick and creek behind the house taking
Dick's note of all the plantings on both
her sides of the bank and alcng the
Island, too. creek where it starts as the
Way the Mur- water empties from the water-
ut over the wheel behind the dammed up
to have pond.
as an Beulah Hitchcock's sister, Hazel
Also out Burst of Roseburg, Ore. came
And another to Shelton last week to do some
enjoyed work at the cemetery. Beulah
from the
the big city.
last week is
it was
mailman,
having a
k
in the con-
nOrrespondent
the regular
vacation
mail-
at has been
keeping
mail-
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of those
out for
dinner
Sat:
enjoyed a
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Legal Publications
NO. 4012
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for Mason
County
In the Matter of the Estate of
HAROLD E. BRECKHEIMFA,
Deceased.
The undersigned is the appoint-
ed and qualified personal repre-
sentative of said estate. Persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are required to serve the
same in duplicate, duly verified,
on the undersigned or the attor-
ney of record at the address
stated below and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court, to-
gether with proof of su'ch service
within four months after May 29,
1969, or the same will be for-
ever tmed.
EVA F. BRECKH
No. 3446 Angelus
Glendale, California
ROBERT L BNYD,R
Attorney for FKate
125K N. h
Shelton, Waahtngton 98584
6/29-6/5-12 St
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTIC IS HERNBY GIVEN
that the City Plannt Commte-
slon of the City of Shelton, Wa-
ington will hold a public hearing
at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 8,
1960 on an application for a zone
oha.uge front R-1 to C-1 on Lots
8, 7 & 8 Block 29, Mt. View
Adktttton to the City of Shelton.
Is in accordance with zon-
ing ordinance No. 882 of the
City of Sheltom
PURL JEMISON, Chairman
P1eaming Oommllom
5/22-29 2t
NOTICE OF PRELIMINARY
BUDGET HEARING
Pm'mmnt to law notice la here-
by given that the Ihool directors
of t
School
Dis-
trtct 311 will holda
public hear-
tngin .d echool district on the
29the_ day of M&y, 1969 at 8 p.m.
for purple of PUminary Budg-
et..A, lntere taxpayers are
mVIM.
Ckk
Joaun Tu$ 9 2t
-- , , • , -
Mt. Morlah Lodge
No. 11
F. &A. M.
Saturday, May $1
Stated Communioatlon
Lodge Opene 8 p.m.
Vlotor T. Ellison, W.M.
Arnold L. Chancy, 8ooretary
a hand and the two had lunch
together at the Timbers. Hazel
then spent the night with her
brother, Roy Whaley in Shelton
before returning home. Hazel's
daughter, Valarie Wright also
came down from Seattle to see
her mum.
Drop-in boat visit::rs from Gig
Harbor last Sunday at the Steig
Gabrielsen home included Run
and Vida Hemlie.
Start and Ann Yates headed
for Snoqualmie last Friday morn-
ing. They took their daughter and
her family as far. as Auburn
where they stopped at their son,
Warren's home. The Freshours
then took a bus on to Seattle
and home. Saturday morning
Stan and Ann were headed for
their destination which was a
planned family get-together to :., : : ....
help Stan's sister, Lena Coffman
get sidewalks, etc. for her new
mobile home put in. After the
work was all done everyone en-
joyed a picnic ogether.
FLASH - The Bert Campbells
struck oil recently on their pro-
party! It was even aready re-
fined. The oil was 'discovered'
when Bert and Palmer were put-
ting in new stepping blocks to
the house. A gTeat deal of hurry
ing and scurrying was then re-
quired to get the gusher 'capped'
before the whole 300 gallon sup-
ply got away!
With the coming of the brush
cutter last week Islanders and
tourists alike are gradually sett-
ing something besides the center
of the roads. What a difference
cutting that brush along the
edges of the roads is making.
Our byways now seem ten feet
wider. Alth ugh it doesn't really
actually widen the driving area
of the road it sure should help
to make that narrow hazardous
hill on the Pt. Wilson road a wee
bit safer. At least after the brush
cutter trims the edges the re-
sidents will at least be able to
see who and what they are aim-
ing at.
Skokomish:
A SPECIAL AWARD for his many years of
service to the Mason County Forest Fes-
tival was presented to Dave James, vice-
1)resident, public, affairs for Simpson Tim-
Matlock:
ber Company during the Queen's 1)anquet
last week. ttere, James received the plaque
he was presented from Festival President
Rocky Itembroff.
Baccalaureate Service Are Planned
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Marie McKay spent Sun-
day afternoon with Mrs, Augusta
Portman and Carl Portman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
spent Saturday evening at the
Elvin Hearing home.
Grog and Regnal Davis of Ta-
coma were Friday night guests
of their sister and brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker.
Mrs. Larry Walker and Janet
of Tacoma spent Saturday at the
Earl Walker home. Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Walker of Seattle and
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker and
David were Sunday visitors at
the Earl Walker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
entertained their family Sunday
for dinner in honor of Lud's birth-
day. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Sharp and fam-
ily; Mrs. Lucy Sharp, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Rossmaier and family
and Mr. and Mrs. James Ross-
mater and girls all of Olympia;
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodburn
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Chamberlin and family of
Shelton.
and Mrs. Alvin Scaoll of
Pacific were weekend guests of
their daughter and family Mr.
and Mrs. Wells Mayer.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Tupper and Susan visited Miss
Cora Scherer of Roy and the
Bill Chrisman family of Tacoma.
Sunday the Tuppers drove to
Lake Cushman and Stair Case to
Ill Ill II
CASH
For Your
PROPERTY !
Write:
P. O. Box 764, Sheiton
WashingtoM 98584
By DORA HEARING
• MATLOCK--Mary M. Knight
Baccalaureate Service will be
Sunday night at 7 p.m. Com-
mencement will be June 6th at
8 p.m. with John Ragan of Shel-
ton, speaker, Judy Springer
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Springer and Sandra Perkins,
Perkins will be Senior Class
speakers.
Dick Cockburn left Wednesday
for Sunnyside to pick up his
father. They left Pasco by train
for Texas Thursday where they
Local Couple Visit With
Daughter In Seattle
i
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Deyette,
and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vaughn
attended the pancake breakfast
at the Fairgrounds Sunday, spon-
sored by the Salty Sashay Square
Dance Club. ......
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Sjoholm
spent the weekend in Everett
and are receiving congratulations
on a new grandchild, born to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sjoholm of Ev
erett.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vaughn
visited with the Charles Wilkin-
sons in Shelton Sunday.
Weekend visitors at the Ches
ter Valley home were Mr. and
Mrs. Chet Valley, Jr. of Prince
Goerge, B. C., Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Valley and daughter Tam-
my of Seattle, and Mrs. Mintie
Ahern of Whidby Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vaughn
and grandchildren recently made
a trip across the Canal for a
picnic and clam digging, and
encountered quite an experience
on their way back, due to rough
weather.
By MARY VALLEY
• SKOKOMISH -- Mr. and Mrs.
ttarold Hunter spent Saturday
in Seattle with their daughter
and family, Rev. and Mrs. Tal-
madge Wilson. Sunday Mrs. Wil-
son's sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Justin Taylor of Oyster Bay
joined the Wilsons for a pic-
nic at Lake Sammamish.
Later in the. evening a
dedicatory service was held
at the Bellevue Airport for
the Wilson's airplane. The Wil-
sons are leaving Seattle Wednes-
day for he East Coast where
they will go by ship to their
missionary station in Africa. On
their way east they will make
several stops for visiting friends
and for speaking engagements.
Wilson is flying their plane to
the East Coast where it wiU be
shipped to Africa.
Mr. and Mrs. Arian Johnson
and family of Seattle were week-
end guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Join-
ing them for dinner Sunday, were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Janz of
Tacoma.
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[ ALWAYS FIRST. =
Drawing by Beauehamp
Mann Real estate
121 Railroad 426-6592 Shelton
see the rhtxlodendrons.
The Mary M. Knight seniors
with Miss Kay Wooten and Mr.
Hare as Chal)erones left Sunday
for a three day trip to Victoria
and other places in Canada.
John McGarvie of Rock C:'eek
Canada is visiting the Carl and
Charles Jacob's families.
Ira and Beth Brehmeyer spent
the weekend with their grand-
parents the L C. Fords.
Mr. aml Mrs. Gene Brehmeyer
and baby of Cosmopolis, Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Brehmeyer and Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Brehmeyer Jr.
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of their folks, the Herber
Brehmeyer St. family.
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Hear÷ Fund Repor÷ Given
• Mason Cmnty residents have
contributed $1,041.00 in memorial
donations to Wmhington State
Heart Association in the past fis-
cal year, Dr. A. Dean Johnson
of Seattle, Heart Association pre-
sident, reported this week.
Throughout the state memorial
donations to the Heart Associa-
tion total $97,003, showing a $10,-
000 increase over hLst year's fig-
ure of $86,022.
Funds are used to support 23
research projects being carried
on in this state and to finance
classes in heart patient earc for
varsity of Washin/ton Sch,:fl ,,f
Medicine and co-sponsors with tJi
State Health l)eparhuent a fr.,
Cardiac Work Ewdualion Clmi.
for patients seeking to I'i'ItH'II t,
work after a h('art-involvinz
illness an(l a progrmn SUlq)ls-
ing free pcnicillin for rhemuai,
fever palJents.
Memorial donations to th(' l lea '!
Associatiorl lll;ly I)(' dir(,ct,d 1,)
Mrs. Maybell Danicts, 71,'; l,'rank-
lin, Shelton; Mrs. Allan Sand,,
Route 2, BOX 455, P, elfair: Mr:
Fred McDowell, S[ar Ill. 1, t,x
197, Shelton.
The Heart Association also en-
dows a faculty post at the uni-
Legal Publications
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 3956
In the Superior Court of Wash-
ington for Mason Comty.
In the Matter of the F-state of
ALFRED A. BECK, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as
personal representative of this
estate. Persona having claims
against the deceased are required
to serve the same, duly verified,
on the undersigned or the attor-
ney of record at the address
stated below and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court, to-
gether with proof of such service
within four months after the 22nd
of May, 1969, or the same will
be forever barred.
RONALD b . SANFORD,
Personal Representative.
JOHN C, RAGAN
Attorney for Estate
Title Insurance Building
122 Railroad Avenue
Shelton, Washington 98584
5/22-29-6/5 3t
SAFECO
INSURANCE
for special
GOOD STUDENT
DISCOUNTS on
your Family
Auto Insurance,
call:
Rocky Hembroff
Agency
506 W, Franklin - 426-3357
he'll treat you like a
person.., not a number!
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WE WILL BE OPEN AND BUYING
HUCK- SALAL
THROUGH THE TIP SEASON
Washington Evergreen Co.
"H" & Monroe St., Shelton
426.4313
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II1'111
IT'S BEEN A REAL PLEASURE . . . for the folks at Thurston County
Federal Savings and Loan to work with the young people of our orea for
many, many years, Here our president, Carlton I. Seors, presents a trans-
portation grant to Pot Show, Leslie Chitty and Bill Confield, 4-H members,
who will ottend the Washington State 4-H Conference next month at Wosh-
ington State University.
THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
• OLYMPIA • LACEY • SHELTON
Home Office Branch Branch .+
FIM & Capitol Way 4111 Market Square 311 Railroad Avenue
Lacey Only: Hours--Monday Through Thursday 10 to S Friday 10 to S:1Q
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