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Nuel Curtis Auxiliary
Sets First Meeting Of
Fiscal Year Tuesday
The first meeting of the fiscal
year for Nuel Cnrtis Auxiliary
5372 Veterans of Foreign Wars
will be held at 7:30 p.m. next
Tuesday in the Belfair Mass)nee
Temple.
President Grace Hunt will con-
duct the meeting assisted by :Miss
Valley WeSley, Sr., vice president;
Mrs. Hattie Brooks, Jr., vice pres-
ident; Ms. Gordon J. Squire,
treasurer; Mrs. Phil Hanify, chap-
lain; Mrs. Einar Johnson, conduct-
ress; and Mrs. Jame.~ Huffman
gliard.
Business on the agenda will in-
elu(to,a report oil state convention
by Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Grandy and
Mrs. Hanify; a hospital report by
Mrs. Matson; and July picnic re-
pm't by Mrs. Macomber. There
will also be discussion on serving
meals during the August Puget
Sound Retriever Trials at Belfair
and advance plans will be made
for the Halloween Carnival.
Mrs. Phil Hanify was re-elected
secretary-treasurer for the De-
partment of Washington Aux-
iliary to the Veterans of For-
eign Wars at the June convention
held in Everett.
EAGLE CONVENTION
Attending the Eagle State con-
vention tn Port Angeles June 17-
19 were d~legate Myrtle Swear-
ingen, alternate Opal Lancaster
and Past Presidents Lester and
Jean Dorset,.
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TRAVEL ACCIDENT
STOP AND GET
'TRAVEL ACCIDENT'
POLICY BEFORE YOU
LEAVE ON ANY TRIP.
ISSUED WHILE YOU WAIT
FROM 1 DAY TO 6 MONTHS.
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ORCHID AND WHITE THEME IS
USED FOR BUTLER-FAULL RITE
MR. AND MRS, DONALD FAULL
s1~ ~I: $ 'I'
An orchid and white color the~e che.r at the organ with Miss San-
~,as.chose~, by Miss Cheryl Sue dra Lewis as soloist.
Butler for her marriage, to Donatd The bride designed and made
Faull June 5 in the First Baptist the gown she wore when her fa-
church. Lighted orchid tapers on
the pews and platform and white
bows with orchid centers on the
pews complemented the baskets of
orchid gladiolus with calla lilies
at the altar.
Rev. E. C. Knautz and Rev.
Warren Hale of Winlock perform-
ed the 8 p.m. double ring cere-
mony far the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Butler, Shelton, and
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Faull, Bremerton.
Music was fumlished by Bill Ar-
,her gave her in marriage. Six
l~rge roses accented the full skirt
of the lace over taffeta gown with
chapel-length train and tapered
sleeves. A single strand of cul-
tured pearls, gift from the groom,
graced the Scalloped neckline. Her
veiling was held with a large satin
rose and she carried a bouquet of
gardenias and feathered carnations
centered with a lavender orchid
corsage.
Miss Sherry Linden of Portland
was the bl:ide's maid of honor with
Miss Brook Bntler, tim bride's sis-
ter, :Miss Peg Faull, sister of the
groom, Miss Li~da Leman and
Miss Sharon Hale as bridesmaids
The color theme was carried out
in their floor-length orchid satin
sleeveless satin gowns styled with
scooped necklines and cummer-
bunds of the same material. Full
length white gloves and pins which
were a gift of the bride accented
the costumes. They wore head-
pieces of ~atin bows and orchid
veiling and carried bouquets of at-
~MASON COUNTY'S
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THE OYSTER HOUSE RESTAURANT
3 miles West-ofBeifaii;on-H-0-o'~i-Cal~al ........................ tificlal carnations and rosebuds
We Take Pride in Our with net and ribbon in orchid
HOMEBAKED BREAD and ~ASTRIES tones.
We specialize in. a wide variety of homec~oked meals. O~ehid nigh, light material was
Serving--Breakfast--- Lunch ~ Dinner used for the jacketed full skirt
Seafoods -- Steaks -- Chicken, etc. dresses of the candle lighters, :Miss
..................................... Kathy Butler, sister of the bride,
and Miss Cam Dohm~.y. Pearls and
HOODSPORT MARINA & COFFEE BAR short white
gloves, gifts fronl the
-* Attentdon Filherm--en::a-nd-~-~iy--Ri-ae~'s ...... -- .... -- bride, completed the outfits .... ,
Open 6 a.m. for ~eakfast - Luncheon Special Daily Flower girl Debbte At,ken wore,
a full skirt dress with puff sleeves"
. Elec. Elevator Launching - Any Tide of orchid nightlight material and
. Bait--Tackle--Gas--Storage Phone 877-5362 pearls and gloves to match the
other attendants.
Best man for the groom was
his brother Gary Faull, with the
bride's brother, Dave Butler, and.
Bob Makins, Tom Oldham and Tom
Tobacco ushering.
Mrs. Butler wore a hat of pink
flowers and net and a gardenia
corsage with her two-piece dress of
pink and white lace. Mrs. Faull
chose a turquoise flt)wer hat .and
white orchid corsage to go with
her golden beige two-piece dress.
The wedding reception was held
in the chuch parlors following the
ceremony. Here again the orchid
and white color scheme Was car-
ried out in the decorations of wed-
ding bells, flowers and candles.
A four-tiered maltese cross cake
was decorated with orchid .roses
and silver leaves and topped with
bells. Serving were :Mrs. Viola
Jorgensen, Mrs. Thelma Banner,
Mrs. Virginia Leman, :Mrs. Naomi
Stewart and :Mrs. Jeri Stentz.
Miss Patty Richey attended the
guest book and the Misses Sue
~Valley and Cindy Stentz took
charge of the gift table. :Mrs. Ter-
ry Dewell acted as wedding hos-
tess.
The bride is a 1962 graduate of
Shelton High School. She and her
husband both attended Olympic
College. Following their honey-
moon trip in the Hawaiian Islands
they are at home in Spokane
where he is stationed at Fairchild
Air Force Base.
Shelton Garden
Club Picnic Is
Held In Tacoma
The annual picnic of the Shelton
Garden Club was held in Tacoma's
Point Defiance Park. After a pic-
nic hmch at the Pagoda the 17
m e m b e r s aLlending walked
through the park taking pictures
of the beautiful delphiniums, peo-
nies and roses, all of whirl1 were
in full :bloom:
A short business meeting was
i oonducted by Mrs. Hemy Ha~s-
meier, president. A committee of
three xwU~ appointed to discuss
Bob & June Fredrickson owners Next to Aquarium
MILLO'S DINER
On Hood Canal near Potlatch on Hwy. 101 naar power house
LUNCH -- DINNER
.--- Out, Specialty --
• BREASTED CHICKEN (finger-ltckin' good)
We feature SEAFOOD, tool
Phone 877-9788 -- Take-Out Orders!
WALT'S ROBIN HOOD LODGE
1 !4 Mile South of Union on Beautif~fl Hood Canal
Open 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.
LUNCHES ---DINNERS -;- BANQUETS
Featuring: Steaks, Seafoods and ~outhern
Fried Chicken
Try Our Fabulous Home Baked Pies
TIMBER'S RESTAURANT 7th a Railroad
planting the post office grounds
with postmasl~er, Jack Gray and
Mrs. Johnson of the Dirt Dobbers
Club. The new p~esidenb, Mrs.
Craig Eliot, appointed Mrs. V. T.
C0nntdly and Mrs. Roy Baker and
agreed to join them.
Mrs. Eliot also urged members
to take exhibits in horticu!ture
and flower arrangements to the
Mason County Fair, especially
corsages. She is growing mari-
golds and na;~turtiums in cartons
to be placed in fiont of Exhibition
hall a.nd m'ged others to do the
same.
Mrs. Hansmeier told of her visit
to a group of eight garden clubs
in Boco Raton, Fla., and passed
their attractive year book around.
She alSO thanked the members for !
their fine cooperation throughout i
her two' years as president.
New officers were installed by
Featuring Flavor Crisp Chicken
Home Made Pastries and Bread
Open 6 - 10 Daily
Courteous Service and Good Coffee
For :Orders To Go Call 426-2441
TIlE SHELTON HOTEL
Dining Cuisine at Its Best
Visit Here After
Daughter's Graduation
Recently Mr. ;~n(l MF:-;. A. 1.'.
Boylan of ShelLol~ wore ho:ds it)
their daughter anti son-in-law. Col.
and l~rs..lane E. Mill~ of i,'mt
Stewart. Ga.
The Mills etiil/t. to all.end th,,
graduation of thei~ daughter Jean.
from the Univcrsil.y of "~glisllinR-
ton. Col. Mills I.hen returned )t)
Fort Stewart where lie is thc I)ost
executive officer. Mrs Mills will
spend tile next fcw weeks visilinta
friends and relatives in the north-
west before returning to Gcorgia.
DIIUr I)OBilEliS PLAN
FOOD SALE FOR FI;NI)
Specializing in
.PRIMI~ RIB OF BEEF
Open 6-10 weekdays
6-12 Friday & Saturday
Dancing to Live Music FrL & Sat. Nights
TAYLOR-TOWNE CAFE
-~0n" Highway I01 6 ndles~-~Iton
• Thursday Special -- 8-oz. ;New York Cut Steak $1.75~
• DelicioUs Home Made Pie -- Manila Clams --
Fresh From Bay
• Dave), Crorketts for the small fry
Every Day 6 a.m, to 10 p.m. Phone 4~.11~01
MAMIE'S GRILL
1934 Ol~~#--~"o~th on Mountain View
BREAKFAST -- LUNCH .-- DINNER
Special Dinners Dally --- Fried Clams -- Oysters
• Buckwheat He,oaken Anytime •
WE MAKE OUR OWN PIES!
GOOD COFFEE
Open Sunday during the Summer
Seafood, Chicken, Char-Broifed 6Teaks ~]
Prepared to perfection by our own chef~f
Cocktails in the Liars' Den Banquetl---Parties~
Phone 877-5388 for reservations ~ "~/~'~"
Open 6-10 p.m. Dally--CIoRed Monday ~ "~
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The Dirt Dobber Garden Club
l will sponsor a food sale thin Fri-
day iu the Sears Roebuck catalog
office. Proceeds will be donated to
the Bud Franklin fund.
Donations for the sale will be
accepted from non-nlembers Hs
many peoplc have expressed a de-
sire to help in this way.
Mrs. George Cropper with Mrs.
Hansmeier pinning tile silver pros-
ident's pin on Mrs. Eliot.
Mrs. Eliot exhibited a certifi-
cate and red ribbon which she
won at the recent state convention
in Spokane for her paper, "Her
ticulturc on Herbs". She also won
a pink ribbon for being on time
for every event. Mrs. Eliot is co-
operating with the city gardener
to get annuals planted in tile tri-
angle.
Sunday 1-6 p.m. Tex Payten
THE PIZZA GARDEN
114 2nd
Italian Foods • Home Made Pizzas
Open Tuesday through Thursday --- 3 to 10 p.m.
Friday & Saturday -- 3 p.m. to 12 midnight
Food O~!rl t~ Go -- ~lll 424.8011
OLD MILL TAVERN & CAFE
Located In Ho0dsport on Hwy. 101
, ' We Feature Steaks & Seafoods
Dancing en The Water. After fl p.m,
MRS. BY
ON HER 89TH
:MRS. L. D: HACK
:I: ~: :iq
The Mason County Women's
Republicau Club picnic meeLing
held at the Hood Canal home of
Mrs. H. C. Sterling last week hon-
ored the 89th birthday of Mrs. L.
D. Hack.
Minnie Brooks Hack was born
June 17, 1876 in Chicasaw county,
near the little Brown Church in
the Vale, Nasua, Iowa. When ask.
ed how long she had been a mem-
ber of the Women's Republican
Club she said, "I don't know. How
long have we had one?" She has
been an active supporter of the
club for many years.
A red, white and blue decorat-
ed birthday cake was a feature of
the picnic meeting. ~Irs. James
Huffman of Belfair made and pre-
sented Mrs. Hack with a rose cor-
sage. Mrs. George Shackleford of
Belfair was co-hostess for the af-
fair.
Guests included Bernhard Win-
iecki and Seldon Vander Wegen,
Republican county chairmen.
The next meeting of the Club
will be held July 21 in the home
of :Mrs. George Brewer and will
also be a picnic.
DEGREE OF HONOR
Degree of Honor E x e c u t i v e
Board will meet at 7:30 p.m, next
Tuesday inthe home of Gladys
Nelson in Kamilche. All members
are urged to be there.
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We Offer You
HEARING AIDS: Eyeglasses, Behind-the.
Ear, Special Fittings for Nerve Losses.
SERVICE: Fresh Batteries and Cords --
For All Makes.
GUARANTEED: Earmolds and Repairs --
For All Makes.
Come to see our representative, Mr. Harry
Bodensckatz, at Eells and Valley '
Appliance Center
Friday, July' 2, 1965 from 10 aam. !o 12 noon
He will be glad to give you a FREE electronic
hearing analysis and demonstrate ,how you
may hear better with Beltone. No obligation•
357-3521
DANIEL E. BRUNER
106 E. 4th Avenue, Olympia
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REPUBLIOAN
:Y TO
NAN( JOHNSON MARRY
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MR. AND MRS. WESLEY M. JOHNSON of Union have announced
the engagement of their daughter Nancy Catherine to Joseph
William Lynch Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph William Lynch of
Spokane. A late summer wedding is planned. Miss Johnson is a
graduate of Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma, studied at Wil-
lamette university, University of Hawaii and was graduated from
the University of Washington. She was affiliated with Delta
Gamma sorority and is now employed as the public relations and
sales representative for Alderbrook Inn. Her fiance studied at
Notre Dame university and is a graduate of Gonzaga University
Law school. He also holds a masters degree in business from the
Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania. He is
associated with Henry Broderick Inc., Seattle in commercial real
estate.
Howard Yules Feted
On 25th Anniversary
About 90 friends and relatives
helped Mr. and Mrs. How;~rd Yule
celebrate their 25th wedding an-
niversary Sunday in the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. V.
Yule. M.ls. T, V. Dunning of Port
land, Mrs. Yule';~ molher, helped
with preparations for the cwmt.
Assisting with serving were
Mesdames H. L. tlergert, Cha.rles
Sheppard, Merrill. Eells, William
Mallows, Jim Moor< Cecil Crowe,
lV[erv Leman, Claronce Cornell,
Stanley Smith and Miss Jenny
Smith.
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Shelton, Wash.
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