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~~~MASON COUNTY'S
E ~ Mrs. Ray Kra.teha.
SOUTHSIDE ...... Friendship club
will meet at the home of Vl Dan-
iI~L~\'*~']I~,.~IO --EAT OUT OFTEN--~
"N( ~ ~ ~ ~ ielson July 14. Members ave ask-
ed to make this a workshop meet-
• ing starting at 10 a.m. and bring
a sandwich. The July birthdays
t T" "HE " O;; ~ ~]~ -I-~'E'~--~EN'T -- will be celebrated at tiffs meeting.
Four Leaves 4-H club members
3nlilesWest,-of Beffait:oi~-i~o~)dCa-i~-dl .......... ---- .................. met at Bakke's June 3 and Rob-
bin Bakke led the flag salute. Club
We Take Pride in Our •
I HOMEBAKED BREAD and PASTRIES lnembers called Shelton 2~anor
1- We specialize in a wide variety of homec~oked meals. Nursing Hom~ to nee if they need-
ed cookies and they did. Linda
| Serving--Bre'akfast--- Lunch -- Dinner Tl~otzer a djom~ned the meeting.
Seafoods -- Steaks -- Chicken, etc. Demonstrations were given by Lee
1 H'0.-O-'--D-'SP6~:AR:~7~-~-~ Anna VVhitmarsh on "Simple par-
ty punch," Linda Trotzer on "Sum-
. Attention Fishermen and Early Risers . mer Salad", Gall Bailey on "Cor-
~] Open 6 a.m. for Breakfast - Luncheon Special Daily ethrect onTable"KeepingManners'"a Child'sJ°an Aus-At.
~'~J .Elec. Elevator Launching - Any~Tide ' tention", Chris Schuffenhauer on
V • Bait -- Tackle -- Gas --- Storage Phone 877-5362"How to Freeze a Sandwich" and
Bob & June Fredrickson owners Next to AquariumNancy Schuffenhauer on "Why
Wrapping is Necessa4y". After
---------"~--'----'---"'----'''~"'°° demonstrations were given re-
MILLO'S DINER freshments were setwed. Tile next
bi~ HoodCa-nai-neare-~ateh on Hwy. 101 near power house
LUNCH -- DINNER
-- Our Specialty --
. BREASTED CHICKEN (finger-lickin' good)
We feature SEAFOOD, too!
Phone 877-9788 -- Take-Out Orders!
WALT'S ROBIN HOOD LODGE
llA. Mile South of Union on Beautiful 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
o oo.D ~4-
TIMBER'S RESTAURANT 7th & Railroad
Featuring Flavor Crisp Chicken
Home Made Pastries and Bread
Open 6 - 10 Daily
Courteous Service and G~od Coffee
For :Orders To Go Call 426-2,441
THE SHELTON HOTEL
Specializing in
PRIME RIB OF BEEF
Open 6-10 weekdays
6-12 Friday & Saturday
Dancing to Live MtLsie Fri. & Sat. Nights
TAYLOR-TOWNE CAFE
• Thursday Special --- 8-oz. New York Cut Steak $1.75
Delicious Home Made Pie -- Manila Clams ---
Fresh From Bay
• Davey Crocketts for the small fry
Every Day 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Phone 426-8501
MAMIE'S GRILL
1934 0i~pic-Higl/way North on Mountain View
BREAKFAST --- LUNCH --- DINNER
meeting will be July 15.
ETMC CHESTER Marler. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marler,
finished his schooling at Lowry
Air Force Base, Colo. Chester is
home on a 15-day leave. After his
leave he will be stationed at 'Long
Beach, Calif., and will be working
aboard ship.
Mrs. R. C. Morcer and family
and Mrs. Ruby DaRielson drove
to Bay View and spent four days
visiting Mrs. Faith Gal]anger and~
family last week.
Visittng M,:. and iVh's. Arnold
Saeger recently were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Palmeroy, of Watertown,
s.D., Mrs. Margie Bare of Missou-
J. Archer for dinner last Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lang'en-
bach and daughter of Olympia
and Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer
and two boys.
Toln Trotzer is
spending the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Goodwin and family of Pen-
dleton, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Vevn Sclmffen-
hauer and family Friday evening
e ttended the wedding of "Allen Mc-
Irvin and Sue Harx,,ey at Mt. View
Alliance church.
Mill Creek What Nots 4-H club
had a picnic last• Saturday at
Cushman State Park. Two car-
loads of 4-H'ers went and were
chaperoned by Mrs. Cora Drake,
Mrs. Cecilia Gunter and Mr. and
Mrs. Simpson. The last meeting
of the Mill Creek What Nots was
held at Kneeland Park, Jeanette
Gunter and Jim Stone go to Pan-
handle July 6 to attend the coun-
celor's meeting.
~/£r. and Mrs. Vern Sehuffen-
hauer and family Saturday eve-
ning attended the birthday party
at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson,
it was Mr. Wilson's birthday.',,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schuffen-
hauer and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Bloomfield and family, Jerry
Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Wa-
ters and family, Mrs. Mabel Bi-
shop and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wood
of Califoxmia enjoyed picnicking
at Twaxmh State Park on July 4th.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kratcha, Linda and Susan and
John Kratcha Friday evening were
N~r. and Mrs. Spike Scrogham,
Kelly and Suzette, Mr. and Mrs.
la, Mont., and Charley Cook of Gordon Jay and family, John Krat-
Spokane. cha Jz'., of Bremerton, Mrs. Mar-
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth gie Winnings and Jimmy of Mc-
J. Archer recently were Mary Sit- Cleary and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
ve~ of Oakland, Calif., Gertrude Kratcha.
TPAbot of Broken Bow, Neb., and Visith~g Mr. and Mrs. Ray Krat-
Catherine Johnson of Port Orch- cha and Janice last Tuesday eve-
ard. • ning were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Guests of M~'. and Mrs. Kenneth Kratcha and John Kratcha.
N ew-Tea r -NamedT -
Staff At Pione(r School
By Nadtne Rhodes Akers, Mary Mitchell and Elza
PIONEER ..... William E. Smith Kukors, all of Bremerton, were
of Castle Rock, has been added attendants of the bride and wore
to the teaching staff of Pioneer pink street-length dres~s.
school. He will be teaching seventh Richard Walker, brother of the
grade. This replaces Gerald Knut- ))ride, was ring bearer. Wearing
son, who resigned to accept a pos- a floor-length white gatin gown,
ition with ShelCon School District. Teresa Walker, the bride's sister,
Smith has taught math and wa~ flower girl.
physics at Castle Rock High Ushers were Bill Taylor and
School the past three yeats. He George Taylor, of Vancouver, B.C.,
Special Dinners Dally --- Fried Clams --- Oysters received his training at IV£cPher-
• Buckwheat Hotcakes Anytime . son State College, McPherson,
WE MAKE OUR OWN PIES! Kan, LaVerne College, LaVenm,
GOOD COFFEE Calif., and Western Washington
Open Sund%y~, during the Slimmer State College at Belltngham. He
.... .--------.--..--a.~.. ...... ----.~ .... .. .... graduated fl'om the latter in 1962.
LAKE CUSHMAN RESORT Smith and his wife, Mardell,
- ~ i have three boys, ages four years,
. • two years and six weeks. Mrs.
Prepared to perfectmn by our own chef ~.,~1r Smith is the former Mardell Shu-
Cocktails in the Liars' Den Banquets---Parties~~ mate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Phone 877-5388 for reservations ~~ Jim Shumate of Hoodsport.
Employed for the summer at
Open 6-10 p.m, Daily--Closed Monday Castle Rock, the Snliths will be
Sunday 1-6 p.m. Tex Payton
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 Orders to Go -- Call 426-8011
OLD MILL TAVERN & CAFE
I~eated in Hoodsport on Hwy. I01
We Feature Steaks & Seafoods "
Dancing on The Water After 9 p.m.
moving to Shelton about August
15. They have purchased a new
home in Woodland Manor in the
Mt. View area.
Miss Gloria Dianne ~ralker and
Paul W. Kenworthy were mort'led
at an 11 a.m. nuptial mass June
26 in Our Lady Star of the Sea
Catholic Chtlrch in Bremerton.
P&z~nts. of the newlyweds are
uncles o2 the bride, and Happy
Green of Bremerton. Pete Ken-
worthy, brother of the groom, was
best man.
A reception fallo.wed at Norway
Hail in Bremert~h, ~rith abou(100
g'uests attending. Assisting were
Mrs. Grace Taylor, Mrs. iV£ary
Walker, both of V~ncouver, B.C.,
grandparents of the blide,,, Janice
Williams, and Mrs. Robert N[Ikkel-
sen of Olympia.
After a week's honeymoon trip
to Lake Quinault, the newlyweds
are at home in Bremerton. Both
are attending Olympia College and
!are employed for'the Summer at
Horton Nursing Home. The groom
!is majoring in physics and the
bride in education.
MR. AND MRS. JACK Shero
visited Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ha-
asko in Aberdeen over the 4th
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W.alker Of= of 5uly holiday.
Baymhore, and the lata Ken Ken- Mrs. 5ira Tayh)r, along with
worthy of Bellevue. Molly and Carl, left last Thursday
~ivon in mart.~age by her father, by car for Michigan State Univer-
Lke Dr~d¢ was atti~.ed ht~ a tradi-laity. After a three-day orientation
tiomal white gown with a trait,, land registration period for Mol-
Her veil was ahoulder-length.~ ly, they expect to arrive home
Paula FetTy of Seattle, Candy ~ about July i5.
~MERICAN-the Economy King;
comes as sporty as you want to make It-*
buckets, console, floor stloks-,
end still saves you plenty.
DL~SSIC- new ~rme~ia~e-Size Rambler;
In sedans, convertibles, Wagons, optional vinyl-roof
hardtops; performance options up to 327 cu. in. V-8.
Big summer deals
plus excise tax cut
equals big savings
Do yourself proud and save a bundle,
on top of the extra savings you make with
the auto excise tax cut in effect now.
~rive a big-performance '65 Rambler. Tak0
in the luxury, room, sporty extras. Then
check the free-swinging summer deals
during Rambler's Swap 'N Go Sale.
Terrific deals at the lowest prices yet-
and you go Rambler-solid, Rambler-sum,
and with all the Rambler extra values, like
Double-Safety Brakes, and more. Come on in,
The going's great and the buys are~ '
the greatest at your Rambler dealer newt
Swing a sw¢#t summer deal whdn
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RAMBLER'65 by American Motors
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233
South First St,, Shelton, Wash,
M I ElrM
NOW,
PAY
LATER!"
Because we have our largest sele
this time of year, it's your best time
to buy/
Big, soft baby in
a blanket. Two
styles to choose
from.
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. $799 ,.,u.
Out of the movie ant
your heart[ Wi'
arms and rooted ham
Mary PoPPin~
aoll
with
set
IJIIIIl[ I III IIIIII I I
m
ynie
What O' do~lll~:e~dr[nk,,
wets and is fully jointed.
with bottle
I IIIII
boxed
Sweet girl
ponytail. D,
to play, has
outfit plus g
ing accessorieS'
Drinks, wets, cries real
tears... AND WALKS'! Big
27" baby. Wears real Size
1 clothes.
Also available in
larger THIRSTEE
TEARS. Gift set,
Cute as a bug, Cri#
real tears~ d#k~
and wets.
with
Moves like a real baby while her music
box plays "Brahms Lullaby." Also drinks
and cries real tears,
She'll sit or
foam rubber, she'S
soft.
only
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She drinks and wets, cries
~'ma-ma" • • • fun to care for,
to own.
an EEGEE doll
So tall and
up in her party
shoes and sockS.
only
Evergreen Square
S. Hastings, Man ger,
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