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Thursday,&apos;y 12, 1962 SHELTON--MASON COUNT¥ JOURNAL --.Published in eeC!wistmastown , U.S.A.'" Shelton, Washington Page 13 , : ,f:,...,__.____,__ ................ i ........ ---..__"' '__.2.'__ ' ,, , ,,, ,,i, '  ,, .21 i , .__ , , , ,, , ml, i...__ L GLASS]FlED ADS GET RESULTS Two B I!air Women Return Home !,7 Skokom!s! Valley }lave v ,Ge!ooTogethe! i The reformer • s i tl a Sl lth ho s re,m'ted uo and o;  ..... T .... T-- h-.,ll- A. I i ....... G.E. LaI onsie, Bremerton but Y 'Y : '3' -" " ... ' i ' ' . " ''  ". te. " ' :""": rrflm /rift /fl rarlx ul r_llrflfie spen Island Lake, MR,. AND MRS. Engene Brown m/vmH mlm mY m/*. vl mm=vrv Mrs, IF Y'OU HAVE NEVER played made tile trip to Seattle this week errell and Mrs. Susie m Osten and little d a most delightful My. mid Mrs. Mel efm'e putting Mrs. train to Billings. lg had a couple of arsday for cake and help him celebrate day. ',ESON fl'om Fresno, IllC DaCI( \\;vi|.ll lie Mrs. t3ee Bettm to weeks. Vlas'm Youth Activi- acid Tuc:;: 'ay, Jtly uge success. It was ey have cleared ap- 200.00. effery Nelson spent ¢isiting their grand- nd Mrs. Carl Nelson Their parents Leon- Nelson, joined them lderson family spent in preparation for aeir ranch at Mossy ion Dist. :No. 5 Fire- :leafing the parking :tot Hall. The mach- learing was donated ros., Anderson and Sharer. It is cleared ing but more work ter. lanl Ads Pay U IN with Organ .... :=" Learn • Harmony • Rhythm and that will . ::: playing so DINE "OVER THE 1t Phone 205 ]E PANORAMIC SPLENDOR OF L/ I D THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS. :!ii he Swiss Alps have nothing on the b¢i g of Mason County's newest qualitY.qf: ;I facilities, where you can relax Wli ite cocktail in "THE LIARS DEN", a )P QUALITY CHAR-BROILED ST E/t CIOUS SEAFOOD DINNERS. Dinlmrs from KE CUSHMAN )rt, Washington phone 1"ti if desiredWe cater to group lunch INING ROOlvI OPEN 7 DAYS A SAVING ON F COATINGS have a roof that needs repair, you can save Roofing Products. They are on sale at a 10% discount! These easy-to-apply coat- add years of extra life to any type of roof. Aluminum, Asbestos, and Asphalt Coatings ;g-lasting protection to asphalt-roll, felt, and structural steel, brick, and concrete ry. Sale ends August 31sL or any S,andord Oil produc,, call I1 1 [?:iii c. coLE sons 00Nc. llii!iii a lO. Th rd 426-4411  iiii  ;; ;::;;L;: ;; :71: ;: ,<>  < :<;i ;<7;; :i ;;i ii;; 7 $ ::L77 Z 2 ??:::'" ! By Carolyn Freelin Sunny weather has swelled Belfair's population, filled the be:4ches, l'l)a(Is and State Parks, and brought many familiar faces back to the Canal. ]k{rs. J. R. Small of the South Shore and Mrs. George Pope of Belfair have returned from a Spring trip to Europe. The first part of their stay aboard was spent at the Lakenheath base near London with Mrs. Small's daughter and son-in-law, Major and Mrs. E. D. Nichols. Then a 29-day LeRoy bus Lore' took them through scenic areas in France, Switzer- land, Italy, Monte Carlo, Austria, Amsterdam, and Brussels. Later the pair flew by jet to Denmark and visited Sweden. Scotland and Ireland too were on the ladies' itinerary. Mrs. Pope visited rela- tives in Denmark and found this country nmst interesting, while Mrs. Snmll counted the British Isles" the high point of the trip. Eoth admitted, however, that their homecoming was the best part of the journey. While in England Mrs. Pope Hammond Organ visited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Snorer and son near Newbury. The return trip included a stop at New York and Mrs. Small took a four-day side-trip to visit her son, M. Small, in Denver, Colo. Mrs. Mark McDonald and Mrs Joseph Wilbur led six members of Girl Scout Troop 115 on a hiking trip in the Olympic Mountains June 21-23. The young adventurers were Nanette Cotant, Carol Stimac, Kathy Davis, Sally Mc- Donald, and Katy and Mary Wil- bur. The group hiked eight miles up the Dosewallips River to camp at beautiful Diamond Meadows. Friday was spent hiking to the glacier on Mount Anderson, five miles above the girls' camp. Miss Nanette Cotant was win- er of the door prize, a salad bowl and servers, at the Silver Tea put on by the Women's Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Nuel Curtis Post 5372, honoring Miss Sally McDonald, who leaves July 14 for Button Bay. Vt. and the National Girl Scout Roundup there. Sally has been a Girl Scout for ten years and has received her Curved Bar and Five:Point awards. During her three years as a senior Scout in Emwice Troop 115, she has achieved the rank of Program Aide, Child Care Aide, Hospital Aide, and Occupational Therapy 6 Lessons & 30 Day Home $4=00 Use -- All for • Mrs. Loui Larson spent Monday night with Mr. and William Cummings. Vieki also spent July 4th with a friend Penny Stanley, at the Stanleys' :;ummer home here. All automobile accident near Walls Walls on the way from Iowa to Bremerton with the LaPonsies delayed them in southeastent Washington and cut shm't their visit in the Northwest. Lee and Claire Lopriore's ranch population shifted considerably the week of July 4th. Usually badly cutntlmbercd by the bovine family, lhe human ranks took over on the holiday at a first-t.ime get-together of part of Lee's family. From Seattle came his brother Gun with wife Mary and two daughters, Carol and Lallrp, who is home from college; from Shedd, Ore., his sister and brother-in-law, Floyd and Bernice Simon and their .oungest son, ten-year=old Mark and from Naps, Calif., his Ann Bentley, with husband Tom and youngest son Jim, 17, "little" 426-3376 -- Rt. 3 Box 325 or call Sherman Clay Music Co., Olympia Aide, receiving the last two in connection with the Scouts' Junior Grey Lady program. During the weeks she is at home this summer she works as a second-year coun- lselor-in-training at Camp Lyle McLeod on Lake Bennettson. Early last week Mrs. Jerry tThompson and daughter Vicki, Spencer, Iowa, visited old friends along the Canal. Mrs. Thompson taught school at Belfair until 1946. In 1949 the family moved to Iowa SKOKOMISH---Fifty-two mem- hers of the Johuson and Riehert families met Jnly 1, at the Sko- komish Commmfity Hall. Besides those front the Valley and Shelton were Rev. and Mrs. Carl King and daughters formerly fl'oul Belling- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and family from Edmons, Mr. and Mrs. VVesley Johnson and family from Edmons, Miss Esther John- son of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Johnson and danghter of Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Roger Riehert from Bellevue, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell tflbright and family from E1 Monte, Calif., Mrs. Florence Han- son and daughter of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hetin of Matlock. A family get together on the 4th of July at the home of Mrs. George Rebman brought many relatives from fai" and near. Among them were the five sisters of Mrs. Rebman, Mrs. Edith Sandusld, of Gresham, Ore., Mrs. Crickct you shotild make it a point to see it played on Thursday eve- ning starting at 6:30 near the Skokomisl Comnmnity Chm'ch. Mr. and Mrs. Arehie Vaughn l:ad as their gxmss over the holi- (lays Mr. Vanghn's daugilter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harmon, Lynette, and Julie of Santa Clara, Calif. On the 4th of July Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Evans and family joined them for a day of visiting. Mrs. Kay Bell, and Mrs. Jerry to slay wittt their grandson St:even v>hilc his parents vimted a few 0ays in Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsey and family were weekend g'uests of the Lester Crossans. Other din- lier gue:ts on Sunday were Mr. and Ml's. Ron li'reeman and family, Mix and Mrs. Jerry Twidwell and Debby, and Doris Neff. Mr. and Mrs. Able, Bremerton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dock on Sunday. Kitsap Dairy's Line of fine ice cream Bentleys stayed two days, catching up on five years of family news since they were here on their honeymoon. On Friday Jim de- lighted the family with a breakfast of> frog legs from Lopriore pond, a treat that hitherto had escaped them: Later they all went oyster- ing, Jim's first such experience. At last report, however, the cattle far outnumber the people at the Lopriores'. Luana Chapter of Theta Rho Riehert drove to Seattle Sunday .............................................................. to attend the services of Rev. Billy Graham and report a very NEW BLUE OX interesting time. Do you want to take piano lessons? Call Rcv. Wallace Bell for particulars. Rev. and Mrs. Carl King who lJave been visiting Mrs. King's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arvid John- son the past week, left for Chicago where he will take up new duties brother of Dick Lovie who lived Florence Winter.d of Wyoming, in ChrisLian Education work. with Lee and Claire in 1959-60 Mrs. Lyda Meyrs and Mrs. Dorothy MR. AND MRS. Bill Hunter ca- and attended high school here. Dickinson of Seattle, Mrs. Venessa tertained with a dinner in honor Dick was unable to come at this Kennedy of Olympia, and Mrs. of their son Billy's 9th birthday. time. Rebman's daugh'ter and husband; Those invited were his cousins As the planned picnic was rained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wamslcy of Curt'Hunter. Kathy and Rian Pat- out, the picnic table came indoors Peoria, Ill. terson of Seattle, ann Rickey Rue- and the men enjoyed a "stag" MILS. LEIVANNE Stevens and ehel of Union. Also present were , session on the large front porch family and Mrs. Ethel Richert vis- Billy's grandparents Mr.::: Mrs. while barbecuing a turkey. Claire's ited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hudspeth Paul Htlnter and Mr. Mrs. > l;arents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick in Laeey last Saturday. George JJarkley. .a Fardo, joined the group later in the day. After the holiday the Elizabeth Stevens is visiting her Mrs. Elmer McCoy has returned home after spending two weeks with her sister Mrs. Julie McHarg of New Westminster, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Valley and Tammy of Seattle spent the week- end at Westport where the men joined the Fistermans Club for a day of fishing and are happy to report they had good luck. Others from the Valley to enjoy the fish- ing were Ted Botlinger and Ted Richert who each got their limit. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown ac- " great Aunt, Mrs. Jim Tauscher in Tacoma, Her visit is longer than expected as she came down with chicken pox but is reported doing fine. With a new year starting for the Comnmnity Club the new officers to take over are Don Ragan, pres- ident; Ted Bollinger, vice-presi- dent; June Gee, sedretary; and Ethel Richert, treasurer. Bert: Deyette and Ted Richert were elected trustees for three year: companied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown and Marion Ferguson of terms and alan Lyman one year. Hold over tIamtees are Glen Gee and Roger Williams. The building Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. A. Firecracker Exploding c°mmittee has made a g°°d start i L" O'Neill °f Shelt°n made a trip A towards purchase of the building. of several days to Canada and It is hoped to be able to get the support of the Valley so that a points east. Among the interesting , fire district can be formcd before places visited were Penticton, Lake Louise, Jasper, Banff, Canadian long. The meetings are the last and Montana Rockies, and Grand Thursday of each naonth with dues Coullee Dam. of one dollar a year, Everyone is QUITE A GROUP from the Val- urged to attend. ley attended the 50th wedding an- . Mr. and-Mrs. William Gilbert of nlversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henan Hoodspoc entertained with a Ahern which was held at Kneeland birthday dinner recently in honor Park in Shelton. Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Gilbert's sister, Mrs. Ahren are former residents of the William Dyers of Montcsano. Those joining them for the occas- ion beside the honor guest and her husband were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S.U N- FROST,- Girls' Club held installation of officers last Sat'Arday night in Port Orchard. New president of the organization is Pare Souther- hind. Elected to the post of secre- tary is Clye Fain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fain of the Old Belfair Highway, and the group's new financial secretary is Carol Lyman, daughter of Mr. ;and Mrs. W. R. L:;man, Bremerton, formerly of the North Shore. BeN ]fair .girls installed in appointive offiees are: Suzan Clappe, right i supporLer to the president; Mildred Kisler, left supporter to the vice president; Cheryl Williams, inside Valley and members of Skokomish Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sjoholm were recent visitors of their daughter Mrs. Joan Shivers in Portland. This Friday evening at 8 p.m. i the regular meeting of the Grange. As this will be the only meeting this monlh the mentbers are m'ged to attend ann especially the offiecrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson, Seattle, spent the wet;endWlh her parents Mr. and ,t'."L G eopee Barldcy. ' ', .... Mr. and Mrs. A1 Malcom, Port- land, ()i'e. and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wane, Tacoma, were visitors this See Emerson TV and Stereo al Johnny's HusicBox 205' Cots St. i i guardian; Linda Archer, outside guardian; and Marlene Hannigan, Safflower Oil Capsules warden. Advisor or the club is Mrs. R. Playter, assisl;ed bv Mrs. John Clapp nf the Nort.h Shore. Guests last weekend at the ! ½ Vanilla Ice (ream are here now! 250 CAPSULES with F R E E 8 oz. bottle Safflower Oil 2 -_ _ _ _ _ - _ _- . _ George Oaklund home were Mrs. A. R. Henrie of Seattle and her son Wayne, and her brother Thomas James from California A part of the weekend was spent on a trailer trip to the coast, where they visited Mrs. Oaldund's sister's iamily, the George Shriners of Ocean City. Nephews of Mrs. Hubert Church and Mrs. Ere Juhola made a cross- country hitch-hiking trip to visit the Churches and the Juholas. First Jack and then Henry Adam- son came to Belfair from their home in Nashwauk, Minn., where Jack recently graduated from high school. Henry attends college in Sacaryl pi.ts$2 23 Vz Orange ....... , She bet / ii at the i i •  7;f YOUTit -. , ICE CREAM SPECIAL ..... ,. BUTTERSCOTCH 1  i / ! -- ' Rich Darigold Vanilla Ice Gream Ghock Full __ _. of Peoans and You Have Our Spedal for July,  Ice Cream • A Treai to Enjoy All Monlh Long, )p Field SON DAIR[. 1 la©e courles 4473 rimber Gompany , Minnesota, but plans.to spend the rest of the summer here, while his -- --- - - - - - -- - younger brother has ah'eady left home.t° see more country on the; way. Tote Sh- O0 The 93rd birthday of Mrs. 3onn VV v" S. Laney ("Miss Lulu") was cele- l brated July 1 at the home of her . and daughter, 1Vh, s, Calvin It. Mann, llall:S ' $3,00 on the South Shore. There for the birthday dinner were Mrs. Rosa Mann and the Calvin Manns of Olympia and their six children, A smart and p a ;1 l-rc"ca" It's a nanson fm M g' " ' r. and Mrs, accessory Joe Tschida of the South Shore. The new arrival joins two sisters, for travel. the children of Mrs. Tschida's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hanson of Seattle. ,.,.- - The Carl R. Mattus family en- tertained two college friends of their daughter Carol, June 30 and July 1. Linda Baysinger of Tacoma Revlon oo00,=o<00ooko, Satin Set 1 " $ O0 Saturday and Sunday enjoying the , . Canal. Both girls are nursing stu- e . $1. 5 dents at the University of Wash- ington and are now attending sum- reg. $1.85 size on,,, +.,u. sale on met qtlartor classes there. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stees left today after a two-week stay at 1heir North Shore property. ;they 1  O0 plan to trailer to Portland and Silken Net reg,$1,35 1 ihen to Fort Stevens, and hope to return to the Canal for a while in August. Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Graden Mont- gomery and son Bill have moved  - _ - -_ '.- -=-- - - -_ from their North Shore home, where they lived for two and one- ball years, to a new home on Rocky Bay near Bremerton, STILL SOME LEFT.. , New residents t the Canal .,,0KS al:on,y 88 home ar I' e Chief Fire Control Tech- llA, II. 0 nician and Mrs. Fred Hackett and iheh, three sons. Chief Hackett, who comes from San Diego, is sta- tioned at the Puget Sound Naval Neil's Pharmacy Shipyard with the USS Cnlumbus. RUMiAGE SALE SET F.O.E. Auxiliary has scheduled a rummage sale to be held August 4th and Railroad 10 and 11 at the PUD Auditorium. Those having rummage and wish- ing it to be picked up are asked to call 426-8730. or 426-2149, 426-3327 1 1